Riots and Looting Target Chinatown During Tokyo Tension
Consul Hisamidwa reports a mob tore through Chinatown with broken bottles and bricks, many injured and several arrested. A later wave of violence erupted as workers looted stores, with police guarding Japanese shops and guarding rail lines. The unrest spread to nearby districts before police restored order by Monday morning.
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Heatite
Rafon Ishi
Hisemitsu Fay
Tokyo
Paleo
Chinatown
Orion
Canada Faces Tariff Fallout Amid Diplomatic Row
Fragmented OCR text outlines a tense dispute between Canada and another nation over tariffs, apologies, and potential sanctions. It references Canadian political parties, government meetings, and international tensions with unclear dates and figures due to garbled source material.
Labor Trouble at Port Meets Rising Japan Immigration Pressure
Reports describe labor unrest and fears of Japanese immigration influencing markets and industries. Officials debate enforcement, with unions and organized labor facing restrictions while domestic workers face employment pressures across agriculture and mining sectors.
Amity Claimed Between Japan and United States
A Japanese embassy counselor in Washington said there are no international complications between Japan and the United States and that both nations have a mutual understanding. The State Department and Navy review the Chattanooga incident but foresee no formal communications or plans for a ship visit.
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Act Ng
Acter
Junio
Japan
L_walcoms
Outbreaks Against Japanese in British Columbia Prompt Cautious Handling
British Columbia faces unrest against Japanese and Chinese residents, raising fears of wider anti Asian action. Officials say the Vancouver incident tests Canada’s response and may influence British and Japanese stance, with imperial authorities weighing steps to protect nationals amid anxious communications from Tokyo.
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Wewcomer
British Columbia
Canada
Great
Canasta
Japan
Columbia
Californa
Mongolian Province
Telegraph Operators Endorse Strike Suspension Amid Talks
Chicago telegraph operators under Depherane firms and newspapers will remain at work after a late-night conference. Samuel Gompers, from Washington, met with No Mona Erequent Small of the Commercial Telegraphers Union to discuss a potential strike. Local telegraphers expect a 15 percent wage raise and an eight-hour day if companies accept the proposal. Commissioner Neill travels to Oyster Bay to confer with President Roosevelt on the labor matter.
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American Federation of Labor
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Stealwin
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Small
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Uae
Neill
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Br Neill
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Police officer pleads guilty to kidnapping girl
New York judge accepts Theodore Hem guilty to kidnapping sixteen year old Beams Grady from Fort Washington Avenue. Hem faced up to fifteen years. Grady placed with the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. A fall report from the district attorney and the society will determine sentencing.
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New York
Grady Farmer
Theodore E Hem
High Bridge
Judge Foster
General Seasions
Elizabeth Grady
Fort Washington Avenue
19Th Street
Leas
Vetka
Tesswoger
Baltimore
Grady
Society For the Prevention of Crusity
Chen
T Te District Attorney's Office
Society For the Prevention of Craftty
German Day Festivities Mark Wilmingt-on Beach Resort
German Day celebrations at Renhing and Luna Park despite rain featured a full program by United German Societies led by Prof Emil Christian. Festivities included German music, dancing, and a dinner of roast beets and sausages with beer, plus athletic exhibitions by Columbia Turn Verein and a fencing match. Delegations from Ancient Order of Hibernians attended as part of the day’s cross-community festivities.
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Justice Bingham Dead at His Union Home in West Virginia
Former Chief Justice Edward P Bingham of the District Supreme Court died at his country home in Union West Virginia after a long illness. Born August 15 1824 in West Concord Vermont he served on the Ohio bench and as delegate to national Democratic conventions. He presided over the District Court of Columbus and retired in 1903 after a splendid judicial career. He is survived by three children Captain Harry Bingham Mrs William Mitchell and KT Bingham.
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Eight year old James Manor takes horse in front of home
Eight year old James Manor tried to ride away on W OG Anderton of TiN Firth Sirest northwest horse left near by. He and two younger companions drove off the owner’s horse, prompting police to recall the team. Manor was to appear before Judge De Lacy in Juvenile Court on a charge of taking property without consent. companions aged three and five were not held responsible.
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Tin ‘Firth
Wik
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Anderson
Thief enters Capt Avery’s apartment at Fort Portsmouth
A burglar entered Captain Frank Avery’s Portsmouth apartment Sunday and stole valuables while Avery and family slept. Though jewelry in an adjoining room remained untouched, money was taken from the room. Police raided a suspected gaming den on Thirteenth Street later that day, arresting Joseph Maremi for alleged gaming offenses.
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Frank Avery
Avery
Orthodox Rites Mark New Year in City Temples
Orthodox and Hebrew congregations observed the New Year with extended services and ritual chants. The Orthodox service ran about five hours starting around 7, with the ram’s horn blown three times. Habbi Abram Almon preached at the Temple, reflecting on the days of awe and the approaching Day of Atonement.
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Pacanne
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Foam Kippur
Accused Of Kidnapping Girl Involved in Early Morning Arraignment
A December incident ends with a 2½ year old girl missing and found after a suspected kidnapping attempt linked to a southern colored man from Hilte dale. The child was recovered by a passerby and the suspect identified by a brother. He faces arraignment in office court tomorrow morning.
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Hiltedale Doc
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Allos Gertruda Miller
OB Mier
Eleventh Street
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Sega
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Als Rister
Few Gingtes
Going to the Exposition Guests of Exposition Company
Washington reporters invited to three days of entertainment at the Jamestown Exposition. The party will tour the Newport News line, visit Cape Henry, Virginia Beach, and Hampton Roads, with fireworks, naval wireless displays, and a gala opening planned for Saturday. Washington journalists and ladies will be hosted by exposition managers in a program featuring speeches, tours, and a nighttime pyrotechnic show.
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Newport News
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Negro assailant described after man dies in city hospital
Coroner reports an inquest into the death of Preg Schmidt from a cerebral hemorrhage after an alleged assault near Center Market. Police describe the attacker as a dark skinned man about 25, five feet seven, wearing a neat suit and mustache, last seen Thursday evening. incident occurred near West End on Wednesday. The ambulance found Schmidt with facial injuries and a suspected alcoholism history at Casualty Hospital.
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Nearo
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Macket
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Te Hospital
Wolyon Apartment Sold on Pesttieth Street to Col Johnston
The Wolyon apartment house on Pesttieth Street north of BR Street NW was sold yesterday by Harry Wartman to Col R. E. Johnston for an amount about FS 00. Sale conducted by Early & Lampton via Connarton with Blundon O'Brien and Bel. The building is four stories with separate apartments, purchased for investment. The transaction reflects a recent purchase of the four integrity units.
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Pesttieth Street
BR Street
Harry Wartman
R. E. Johnston
Early & Lampton
Connatron
Blundon O Brien
Central Labor Union Backs Roosevelt Printer Removal Motion
The Central Labor Union endorsed a motion by James W Con] aiding of the Black Metal Workers Union calling for Public Printer Bureau head to be removed. The resolution accuses Share A. Stirlings of eight hour law violations and open shop advocacy, decrying efforts to disrupt unions and cost-cutting salaries. It urges the President to remove Stirlings and seeks support from state leaders and Congress for action.
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Cental Labor Union
James W Con
Bhac Metal Workers Union
Roosevelt
Beiliings
Share A. Btfilinga
United States
Organized Labor
Barber discrimination sparks washroom union debate
A Washington barber shop controversy erupts after two barbers clash over serving only certain customers. An informant at a Central Labor Union meeting alleges some barbers show bias based on head type, prompting calls for fair treatment and notes of jealousy among workers.
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Rockefell
Chaun
Depew
Aevil
Central Labor Union
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Tongorts
Inet
Funeral of Richard Jones Veteran Pressman Laid to Rest
Funeral services for Richard Jones, veteran pressman, were held at Lockwood Undercourt after he died from heart failure Friday night at George Washington University Hospital. Rev Donahue officiated at St Pauls Catholic Church. Interment followed in Congressional Cemetery with bearers including Jonas Cangaan, George Kramer, Victor Haroe, Fenton, McCarthy, and A Forden. Tributes came from Imoges of The Washington Fest, and Mitchall Jones attended on behalf of the press.
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George Washingtoniversity Hopital
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Mt Donahue
81. Pauls Catholic Church
Congressions Cemetery
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Eoree Kramer Victor Har Oe
Fenton
McCarthy
A Forden
Ressmoen
Joral
Imoges
Mitchall Jones
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Weather and local notices across Arkansas and Texas
Fragmented weather report covers Arkansas Texas Kentucky and the Atlantic seaboard with showers across northern Texas and references to cold fronts and wind patterns. Local notices include a justice of the peace appointment, commemoration events, and a police court update involving a colored woman named Rachael Johnson and additional city hall items.
Police Seek Stabber In Chinatown Murder Case
Police search for the suspect in the stabbing death of Arthur W Winter at 24 Flat Street Southwest. A reward has been offered and police believe a group of Italians may be involved. An inquest is planned for tomorrow morning as investigators press for cooperation from those held at the Fourth Precinct station.
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Kentucky
Wigelx
Atlantic Siatex
Maistre Sane
Dean
Wiley
Benny
Rewand
Sallanione
Giovann
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Arthur W Winter
Flrat Street
Tallan Ia
Brentanne Salvia
Hoemlal
Leuk Hollingherser
New York
Guthartes
Ue Mirgue
Pourth Pre Inet
Tate Wiinitte
Bankrupt Haberda sher faces suit amid store loss
Alfred H yurdize legal action filed in the United States Supreme Court alleges financial collapse after a decade in business. Attorneys claim diminished value and misfortune from a fire at the store’s core location, damaging inventory and assets. partners report a sharp drop in earnings and ongoing relief efforts.
Girl Recovers After Vermicide Incident, Hospitalization
A seventeen year old girl, Burnette Sullivan, was exposed to vermicide when a mistaken drag led to ingestion early Sunday. She lies in a capital city hospital under care of doctors while her condition is monitored for recovery.
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Burnette Sullivan
Sony Mim
Robert & Comtelie
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