San Francisco School Official Defends Racial School Policy
San Francisco officials defend segregated Japanese pupils in public schools citing state law. Superintendent Ronconvert says Japanese students beyond age for standard classes will attend a separate school and Secretary Metcalf’s visit is unnecessary. Board president Altman asserts policy aligns with state law and constitutional review may follow.
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D'Annunzio Play Hissed On First Night
Dramatic premiere of Gabriele d Annunzios More Than Love met with public boos and protests as the plot centers on an apology for crime. Notices announce obituaries for Isidore Brown and Margaret J Calan with funeral details and remembrances.
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Notice of Marriage and Death Listings in Major Papers
The Washington Post announces that notices of marriage and death may be placed and published in a broad slate of newspapers including New York Times Boston Globe Chicago Record Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburg Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald St Louis Republic Syracuse Post Standard St Paul Pioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer Cincinnati Enquirer without extra charge and upon application.
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Local Undertakers and Embalming Services Advertised
Classified ad fragment lists several funeral directors and embalmers including W. R. Speare at 940 F Street N. W. J. William EEE funeral director and embalmer with livery in connection Commodious Chapit and Modern Crematorium Mofastoriges Bat Fennesivania. George P. Zurhorst Undertaker and Embalmer at Farerat Pertore 301 East Capitol. R. F. Harvey's Sons Funeral Directors and Embalmers at 1333 Fourteenth St Nw. All pledge strictly first class service. Contact numbers include Main 230 and 4251 and Chanel Telephone 79.
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Tilted Man Kills Self After Lovers Quarrel
Hans Beck a twenty five year old florist in Bridgeport after a quarrel with his sweetheart Helen Bassett drank carbolic acid on the steps of her home and died in the early morning. He had learned she was with another and after threatening to kill himself he purchased acid and ended his life on her veranda. The mother of Bassett found the body.
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Campaign Funds Publicity Sought by Belmont Letter
Perry Belmont of New York executive chairman of the publicity bill committee asks James Sherman and James M Griggs to publish receipts and expenditures of their congressional campaign committees after the coming elections. The letter urges voluntary disclosure to bolster existing publicity laws and curb campaign contributions and spending.
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Bodies recovered from French submarine Lutin off Bizerta
Six crew members of the French submarine Lutin were taken from the submerged vessel at Bizerta after it sank on October 16 with fourteen men and two officers aboard. Lieut Bepoux commanded. Bodies found amidships stern and bow in acid damaged condition. Death believed instantaneous. hull leaks and rivets ruptured after rapid ascent. Funerals planned for Tuesday.
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Wealthy Italian killer found living in self built prison
A 1898 murder convict, Pace, reportedly hid in a basement cell at his Foggia home for eight years after escaping capture. Police found him jailed in his own house, claiming he would complete a ten year term before seeking a royal pardon. The law, however, does not recognize self punishment.
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Duke Denies Separation Deed Signed By Marlborough Couple
London Oct 2 The Duke of Marlborough tells The Washington Post that no deed of separation between himself and Consuelo Vanderbilt has been signed and that their sons reside with their father at Blenheim Castle. Sir George Henry Lewis confirms no separation deed is signed and children are with the duke, not the duchess.
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Gorky Praised at Naples Pro Russian Meeting
A Naples gathering of several thousand Socialists hailed Maxim Gorky as president. Unable to speak Italian, he read a short translated address. A resolution backed the Russian people and urged Italians not to join the new Russian campaign. Gorky received an ovation at the end. Hood's Sarsaparilla is touted as a medical remedy for impure blood and related ailments, with Hood's Pills as a popular family laxative.
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Republicans Forecast Mixed House Losses Across States
The analysis splits gains and losses across New Jersey New York Ohio Tennessee West Virginia Wisconsin and more. Republicans fight in Brooklyn Ohio and Tennessee while Democrats push to gain in Pennsylvania Missouri New York and Indiana. Overall tally: 203 Republicans 183 Democrats with a 20 vote split in the Sixtieth Congress.
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Outlook for the Senate election shifts party control
The article analyzes Senate party balance after the upcoming elections. It projects Republicans gaining about nineteen of thirty seats, giving a two thirds majority if verified, with key primaries shaping nominations in Georgia Texas Illinois Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Virginia Nebraska Minnesota Oregon Kentucky Tennessee and Michigan. It cites state conventions and primary results as indicators of the changing landscape.
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Senatorial fights across states shape 1914 election
The piece surveys senatorial contests in multiple states. It notes Townsend leading in Michigan, expected Republican gains in Montana and Idaho, a Dryden battle in New Jersey, Wetmore in Rhode Island, and Idaho labor tensions. It also covers Curtis Bristow in Kansas, Borah in Idaho, and general party strategy for upcoming Senate seats.
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Remains of Hungarian Patriot Rakoczy Brought to Budapest
Remains of Franz Rakoczy arrived from Constantinople and were taken to St Stephen's Cathedral where Cardinal Samassa led a mass. Rakoczy, a noted Hungarian patriot, died in exile in Turkey. The Emperor granted permission for his burial in Budapest.
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Many Parties Crowd Field for Governor and Congress
The piece outlines election plans across the states with twenty three governorships and state offices, twelve tickets in Pennsylvania, and multiple third parties fielding candidates. It notes fusion in Nebraska, state by state ticket counts, and party presence including Socialist, Prohibitionist, Populist, and Independence League efforts, plus varying nominations for Congress and state legislatures.
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Namur Theater Plans Audience Poll for Newcomers
The Namur theater director proposes audience judgment of new actors. Each performer will appear in three distinct roles, then a poll among spectators will decide the actor or actress’s future in the company.
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Testimony for Munyon cures rheumatism and more
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