Pearl Harbor Drydock 15 Dedicated By Secretary Daniels
Honolulu Aug 21 Secretary Daniels dedicated the Pearl Harbor naval drydock with Mrs. Daniels pressing the flooding button. The 1001 long 135 foot wide 42 foot deep dock is among the world’s largest and cost over 5 million dollars. It will accommodate any ship afloat and strengthens Pacific naval power amid the harbor’s natural beauty and strategic setting.
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Honolulu
Josephus Daniels
Secretary of the Navy
Pearl Harbor
Secretary Daniels
Army
United States Naval Drydock
Pearl Harbor Base
Naval Base
United States
Palmer Confirmed by Senate Error
Washington an mation of A. Mitchell Attorney general Was by the senate through mistake, it was discovered today, and the action may be reconsidered. The executive session began yesterday with a long list of nominations for postmaster positions sent to the presiding officer. A motion to approve them without reading was adopted. By mistake Palmer’s nomination was included but was not discovered until today.
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Washington
A. Mitchell
Senate
Palmer
Eagles Picnic at Reservoir Sunday in Butte Fraternal News
Butte Chapter No 11 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles plans its annual picnic at Ross' ranch near Basin Creek reservoir next Sunday. Events include a baseball game against Anaconda, tug of war, races for varying ages and weights, shot put and weight throwing, quoits, and a cash prize program. William Malloy chairs the committee with Jack Rowe as secretary and many subcommittees handling grounds refreshments sports and transportation.
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Anaconda Eagles
Ana
William Malloy
Jack Rowe
M. J. Hartnett
P. J. O'Leary
Albertus Wilbur
Eugene Dillon
William Leeming
A." Sullivan
James O'Flynn
Dan. P. Sullivan
Jack ‘Tracey
Fred Argenten
Sullivan
Tom Mulholland
A.B. Copen
Don Bing
Byron E. Cooney
Dan Haniey
Dan Hanley
Con _P. Nell
James B. O'Flynn
German Bishop Resigns From Strasbourg Post
Strasbourg report notes Pope Benedict accepted the resignation of the German bishop of Strasbourg and named him archbishop of a new see. Earlier in April President Poincare appointed Monsignor Ruch, bishop of Ninto, to Strasbourg in the renamed diocese context.
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Benedict
Partibus
Poincare
Monsinger Ruch
Snamexsinn
Farman
Blabope
Bard defends with geology testimony in Elmorl y suit
Professor Bard, now based in Seattle, testified on arced vein connections and crossing faults in the Elmory case. He challenged the plaintiffs diagonal vein scheme, described major faulting systems like Deadwood and Jersey Blue, and traced cross-section mappings to explain Rainbow and Carlysle vein relations and bridging veins at NW crossings.
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Paultings
Deadwood
Creden
Carlysle
Black Rock
Elm Orly
Las
Vein Structure Debate Clouds Court Testimony
In a discussion on geological terms the witness argued that describing pyritized or slightly teriticized granite as vein structures confuses the court and witnesses. He noted red paint as a co relative taintiness that could obscure true structural features. P Tard’s testimony resumes in the morning session.
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P Tard
Chinese factions fix up differences at Shanghai
Dispatch reports resumption of efforts to adjust relations between North and South China with prospects of an early agreement. Sun Yat Sen, former president and a southern faction leader at Canton, has resigned his party office over dissatisfaction with the Canton negotiations in Shanghai.
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Bhanghai
China
Adisputch
State Department
Sun Yat Ben
Haw
Canton
Shanghai
Greek meets Greek tug of war in ancient rhetoric
The phrase refers to a clash of two brave, well matched forces, illustrating the obstinate resistance of Greek cities to Philip and Alexander the Macedonian kings and the severe contest that follows between such evenly matched armies.
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Alexander Nathaniel Lee
Philip
Alexander
Missing Ninth aero squadron aviators near San Diego
Two U S Army aviators from the Ninth Aero Squadron based at Rockwell Field are missing since yesterday afternoon. Lieutenants Frederick B Waterhouse and H Connelly were last seen near Jacumba and a thorough search across a 10 mile wide strip along the Calexico San Diego line is underway. Local officials from San Diego report arrivals to lead the search with G W Pardy and J McLaughlin coordinating. The report notes the missing men and ongoing efforts to locate their aircraft. Meanwhile Springfield IL dispatch warns property owners to trim hedges near roads to prevent auto accidents.
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Cal
A. J. Hanlon
Army Siation
Rockwell Field
North Island
Ninth Aero Squadron
Frederick B. Waterhouse
Wieser, Maho
H. Connelly
San Dies
EL Centro
Calexico
Waterhouse
Connelly
G. W. Pardy
T. McLaughlin
Jacumba
Here
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