Aoki to Tour Pacific States on Japanese Exclusion Issue
Viscount Aoki the Japanese Ambassador and several embassy staff will tour the Pacific Coast next month to study opposition to Japanese laborers and the potential renewal of the Japan United States treaty. The visit aims to assess attitudes and pressures from San Francisco and allied groups amid broader immigration debates as treaty provisions lapse in 1911.
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Viscount Aoki
Washington
Pacific
United States
Japan
Roosevelt
San Francisco
Tokyo
Wington
Aoki
Root
Straus
Seattle
Portland
Los Angeles
Chambers of Commerce
Jane Pese
Tol
Routine Cabinet Meeting Ends Quiet Session
The cabinet met for a long, routine session at the White House with all members present except Secretary Castelyau who was in Canton Ohio. The meeting lasted about an hour and a half ending near 1 o clock with Faor and Taft remaining briefly afterward.
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Wiie House
Castelyau
Canton
Ohio
Faor
Taft
Ex Senator Patton Dead In Grand Rapids
John Patton former United States Senator and Republican leader in Michigan died today after a linger ing illness following pneumonia. He was born October 39 1850 in Curwensville Pennsylvania and came to Grand Rapids in 1878. Patton served briefly in the Senate after appointment in 1894 to fill Investor Stockbridge vacancy. He is survived by his wife and three sons.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
John Patton
United States
Curwensville
Haydwe
Yale College
Columbia Law School
Patton
Michigan
Stockbridge
Senate
Official Statement Denies Vindication for Dyer Assignment
Department of Justice asserts no knowledge or approval by the President or Attorney General of David P. Dyer Jr’s role to fetch the surrender of Charles F. Grotefend. The memo says the appointment was routine, not a vindication, and the department moved to terminate Dyer’s service once press coverage emerged.
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Sub- Treasury
Europe
Commission
Department of Justice
David P. Dyer, Jr
Charles F. Grotefend
Washington National Bank
St. Louis
Department
Dyer
United States
Fugitive Teller Arrested In Embezzlement Case
United States Marshal Henkel left for St Louis with custody of Charles T Grotefend the Washington National Bank of St Louis paying teller. The case involves embezzlement estimated in the thousands though the complaint cites 3000 pounds. After fleeing to Germany he was located and arrested by agent David P am and extradited to the United States.
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New York
United States
Henkel
St.Louis
Charles T. Grotefend
Washington National Bank
Grotefend
St. Louis
Germany
David P. Am
Deutschland
Marshal Henkel
President Sees Brooklynites At White House Reception
Visitors from Brooklyn, New York, met President Roosevelt at the White House for a reception yesterday afternoon. C B Shelton and George Andrew are Oyster Bay summer residents, and John B Creighton led those who did not know the president. The group planned trips to Mount Vernon and Arlington, with a later two hour stop at Annapolis to view the Naval Academy and Capitol.
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New York
White House
Brooklyn League
Brooklyn
N. Y
Washington
Roosevelt
President Roosevelt
C. B. Shelton
George Andrew
Oyster Bay
League
John B. Creighton
Mount Vernon
Arlington
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Capitol Building
Baltimore
Lake Mohonk Conference Recommends Hague Disarmament Steps
The Lake Mohonk conference proposes Hague Conference actions including a standing meeting schedule, a court open for international judgments, a general arbitration treaty, and a rule on innocent private property at sea. It backs arbitration but Mexican envoy Creel says unrestricted arbitration is premature and Drago doctrine support is limited.
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Lake Mohonk
Hague
Nowerd
Edwin D. Mean
Boston
Mead
Root
Edward Everett
Mexico
Enrique C. Creel
United States
Ignacio Calderon
Frandis B. Loomis
New York
Buenos Ayres
Quiet Army Row At Fort Wallace In Philippines
Five officers of a Fort Wallace squadron were placed under arrest for conduct unbecoming an officer and disrespect to superiors, but the department has no official records of the cases. Charges against three were dismissed and a court martial appointed for two, then dropped. Officers are now in the United States as inquiries continue. Col Ayres and others may be called to Washington for explanations amid internal friction and disputed orders.
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Washington
Eighth Cavalry
Fort Wallace
Philippines
Ayres
Manilla
Weston
States
Prescio
Taft
Gen
Bell
Department
Col. Kingsbury
The
Highth
Fort Robinson
Col
Manila
Kingsbury
Cal. Ayres
Department of Luzon
Capt
McNulty
Lieut
Mueller
National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company
District of Columbia
Capital Traction Company
Thirty-sixth
M Streets
Washington, D. C
Biggs National Bank
George T. Dunlop
Capital Traction Ca
Baird hanged claiming innocence in Fayetteville
Fayetteville Tennessee May 24 W C Baird wife murderer was executed on the scaffold early this day Sheriff Taylor urged him to speak truth if guilty he replied I am innocent The prisoner said highwaymen shot his tie and stopped them near Fayetteville as his claimed motive for the crime remains in dispute.
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Fayetteville
Tenn
W. C. Baird
Taylor
Bill
Baird
Brownsville shooting inquiry hearing tests five witnesses
Five witnesses testified before the Senate Committee on Military Affairs in Brownsville regarding gunfire near Fort Brown. Teofilo Martinez reported bullets fired into his house from near Company C barracks. Witnesses described a saloon scene with Capt. Macklin and others discussing riot risk and alleged Negro soldier involvement.
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Brownaville
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Teofilo Martinez
C Barracks
Albert W. Billingsly
Fort Brown
Twenty-sixth Infantry
Joseph L. Crixell
Macklin
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Tatt
Drixell
Maj
Penrose
Tait
Joe
Billingsley
Brownsville Inquiry Seen As No-Result Affair
Alabama Senator Pettus, veteran on the Senate committee probing Brownsville, met the President on a constituent case and dismissed the matter as damage without injury. He said the Senate has no right to investigate further, only to express an opinion, calling the pursuit foolish.
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Alabama
Pettus
Nestors
Senate
Cormittee
Brownsville
Senator Critiques Presidential Action and House Remedy
The senator asserts the Senate cannot act on presidential transgressions and that only the House of Representatives can address constitutional violations. He expresses fatigue with the issue and refuses to adjourn the committee for another meeting.
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Pettus
Senate
House of Representatives
Officer in hot water over hotel ball incident
War Department probes Col. G F Harrison at Fort Monroe after he ordered two New York socialites, Mrs Archibald White and Mrs Charles Thorn, to leave a government hotel ballroom when they, invited verbally by Lieut Harris Pendleton, attended a ball for visiting naval officers. The hotel sits on government property and the incident draws strong sentiment for an apology.
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Army
Navy
War Department
G. F. x. Harrison
Fort Monroe
Chamberlin
Archibald
White
Charles BE. Thorn
Secretary of War
Thorn
Col. Harrison
Lieut
Recca
Schwerin
Chinese Enmity Ends as China Heals by Aid
Sir Chentung Liang-Cheng, Chinese Minister, said American famine relief has ended hostility toward the United States among the better Chinese and that generosity should quell irritations. He blamed a fault finding class and press limitations for remaining anti American sentiment. The minister credited relief with teaching readers to discern authentic news from rumors.
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Chentung Liang-Cheng
America
China
Dunkard Conference debates necktie ban ruling
A standing committee urged Dunkard National Conference members to avoid neckties and fashionable hats and to guard against offense. The proposal was rejected as not stringent enough, with a possibility of a future rule barring neckties for membership.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Dunkard National Conference
House
Dunkards
Gist's Slayer Captured in South Carolina
Arthur Davis, who fatally shot Clarence G. Gist at Carlisle yesterday after Gist had helped arrest him for disorderly conduct at a baseball game, was captured today in Union and jailed. The shooting followed Davis's escape earlier from the scene.
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S. C
Arthur Davis
Clarence G. Gist
Carlisle, & C
Gist
Davis
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