Warning to World on Two Ocean Naval Maneuver Proposal
Admiral Brownson proposed a bold two ocean demonstration showing American naval power could transfer fighting strength between oceans. Roosevelt’s earlier statement framed the maneuver as fleet training for peace, but Brownson and others view it as a world demonstrating capability. Ambassador OBrien will not meet the President before leaving Sagamore Hill for Tokyo.
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Frealleat
United States
War Predicted With Japan By Alabama Congressman
Congressman Richmond Pearson Hobson of Alabama warned that war between the United States and Japan is inevitable and could begin at any moment. He urged rapid expansion of the navy, saying the current fleet is inadequate to deter a Japanese pretext or a possible sea collision in the Far East. He urged immediate government action at the opening of the next Congress to build the strongest navy possible.
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Pastor Defends Japanese in Cal State Sermon
Rev Tr Roberts MacArthur of Calvary Baptist Church condemned the anti Japanese feeling in California. He said the attackers are foreigners lacking citizenship requisites and warned they threaten the republic.
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United States Eyes Purchase of Naval Base at Magdalena Bay
The United States contemplates buying a naval base at Magdalena Bay Lower California to guard the western end of the Panama Canal. If negotiations succeed the bay would host a permanent collier to coal American ships during target practice. Acting Secretary Adee said he had no official knowledge of talks with Mexico and confirmed Mexican consent for permanent coal provisions.
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Adve Sald
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Magdstent Bay
New American Delaware Class Ships Unlike British Dreadnoughts
Naval officer disputes label dreadnought calling the two 20,000 ton battleships the Delaware class. Secretary Metcalf named one Delaware, while the plan calls for four turrets and new interior layouts. The Navy Construction Board approved armor disposition noting the belt sits below the surface when in normal trim.
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Navy Yard
Strikers Fight Soldiers Over Garibaldi Day Arrest
Brescia July 7 A tramp was arrested for insulting the Italian flag during a Garibaldi Day parade. The town voted a general strike and troops charged the demonstrators wounding many.
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Waly
Garibaldi
Germans See Japan War Threat Deepening Across Pacific
Delegates at The Hague warn tensions between United States and Japan threaten reciprocal commerce and risk widespread unrest. Analysts note U S Pacific Fleet presence might provoke reactions while some foresee a possible American German entente to counter British influence. Russian liberals focus on peace talks and warn that a Japan United States war would be ill timed.
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Pacific Coast
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Spanih
Witte
Weashington
Tokyo
Police Hunt for Pete the White House Bulldog Missing
Police search Third Precinct for Pete the White House ambassador bulldog reported stolen by Robert Anderson, summer custodian of the famed dog. Various officials doubt foul play, suggesting Pete may be traveling or recovering at a dog hospital, with a rumor of Oyster Bay and a lighthearted note on his strength and courage.
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Race clash at Chesapeake Junction injures three men
In a violent melee at Chesapeake Junction on the Maryland line near Deanwood Park, about forty white men attacked nearly one hundred excursionists, injuring three Black men, two of whom are hospitalized at Casualty Hospital. Police arrested two sixteen year olds and a third man, while reserves from three precincts chased others.
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Hottest Day Recorded in Augusta Georgia City
Augusta Ga July 7 local Weather bureau reports today the hottest day this year with shade temperature at 10 degrees. Three prostrations from heat were reported by 6 o'clock. For lost or found items contact the Washington Post office.
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Sturdy intercessor aids family as solgiers to station
A crying child pleads his mother is sick and asks for his father to go home. Captain Haten consults Hayes, then orders the soldiers to the stationhouse tomorrow. Father and son go to the bedside of the ailing wife, seeking to stay together.
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Race riot avoided in Treasury Office dispute
An incipient race dispute at the Supervising Architect of the Treasury office ends with both a white clerk Ryder and a Black clerk Woodson reprimanded. The investigation concludes both parties err and must treat each other with courtesy regardless of color, resolving the Brownaville matter without agitating the race issue.
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Pastor Resigns Amid Scandal Shocks Martinsburg Church
Prominent Second United Brethren Church in Altoona reports its pastor Rev William N Deller has resigned and left town with his family amid a scandal linked to a Martinsburg Christian Endeavor rally and a hotel incident involving a nineteen year old Miss Margaret Guilford. Hotel owner Samuel Mayne recalls a confrontation over access to Guilford room and Deller.
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Second United Brethren Church
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Fifty Pigeons Prize Birds Lost in Park Escape
Central Park released prize pigeons from the dovecotes amid theft suspicions. Rockefeller and Belmont gifts were reported among missing birds. Head Keeper Snyder and assistants worked to recover them. four recaptured, about twenty five remain missing. Most releases tied to activities before the 4th near the Zoo pigeon house.
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Bombs Hit Train Guarding Ute Regiment Near Tsarakoe Selo
A July 7 attack hurled bombs at a train carrying the Ute guard regiment toward Tsarakoe Selo in Grodno Russia. The bombs caused terrifying explosions but the train stayed on track and no one was injured. A new item from the Houston Post describes the Euchre Club planning a mountain excursion to Torne Mountain near Sloatsburg New York with tales of a mysterious cave and a historic view toward New York City.
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Heatwave Bends City Temps Near 93 Degrees
Yesterday’s heat kept residents seeking shade away from the city. Downtown thermometers hit about 93 degrees at 4 PM with the Weather Bureau peak near 95. Expect slight showers promised by the bureau to arrive today.
Weather Conditions Central to Southern Regions July 5
Weather report notes Saturday night thunderstorms across New Ireland and eastern districts with Sunday generally fair conditions. Regional temperatures ranged high over western zones, with forecasts calling for fair weather across most of the country, aside from possible afternoon thunderstorms in the North and Eastern Florida. Special river bulletin reports clear rivers at Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, on July 7.
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