Naval ship scale sparks House naval debate in Washington
Washington March 23 The house committee on naval affairs considers an 8,000,000 appropriation for a battleship larger than any before. naval experts debate whether a 22,000 ton 12 inch gun ship is feasible and whether one giant battleship or several smaller vessels better serves national defense. Admiral Capps and Secretary Bona-Dirte weigh size and harmony of types amid talk of surpassing Britain’s Dreadnought.
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Hard nuts to crack Pullajanes in Samay siege
Washington reports estimate up to two thousand Pullajanes, really Visayans gone wrong, in Samay mountain fastness. They are aided by women who shuttle rice and supplies, making subdual difficult for Governor Curry and U S forces. The Moro unrest worries the administration as Major General Wood faces the Jola mountain engagement and policy debates continue in Washington.
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Prominent Men Endorse Vinol In Broad Testimonial
Rev George W Ruland of Keene New Hampshire cites Vinol as superior to any medicine, noting its healing and strengthening power for run down and debilitated people including old and nursing mothers. Strong testimonials from ministers and physicians flood in as the Smith Drug Co of Anaconda Montana offers a cautionary trial with full refund if it fails to cure.
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Keene
N. H. Welles
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Vinal
Anaconda
Smith
Indigestion Linked to Heart Strain and Disease
A historic report notes indigestion causes the stomach to expand and push against the heart. This crowding hinders heart action and, over time, may lead to heart disease.
Kodol Digestive Aid Advertised in Local Drugstores
Digestive aid promises relief from indigestion and dyspepsia. Claims to digest what you eat, ease the heart workload, and improve nourishment and strength. Sold by City Drugstore and several local chemists in Anaconda and Butte.
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Newbro Drug Co
O'Leary & Trythal
Butte
Moros Show Courage Against 12006 Troops in Island Garrison
The text notes Moros lack organized rebellion but fight bravely when confronted by a large garrison of 12,006 troops commanded by two major generals and three brigadier generals. It mentions Philippine constabulary and cruiser gunboat patrols maintaining order.
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Collins writ denied by Court of Appeals in extradition case
In San Francisco on March 29 the Court of Appeals denied George D. Calline a writ of Habeas Corpus. It ruled delays were caused by his own actions hindering prosecution, and that the offense charged after extradition made the conviction legal. Calline said he would apply for no further relief.
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George D. Calline
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Atitn Court of Appeals
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Canada
Henes
Grorn
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Eyron
Bar Association
Moody
Oregon Bar Association
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Erierance
Agsvelation
Agriavanea
Prince Arthur of Connaught Visits Quamichan Lake
Prince Arthur of Connaught and party arrived by special train this morning and were greeted by villagers. They will fish for five days at Conhaughe and then voyage the Quamichan canal in Indian canoes rowed by Quamichan paddlers.
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Washington House Passes Land Fraud Bill Defeat in Committee
Washington March 23 The House advanced executive legislative and judicial measures as a partisan vote of 58 to 22 defeated a committee of the whole amendment. The postence appropriation was trimmed by expunging a paragraph while the bill carried a 310000 increase for confidential Interior Department agents to aid in ferreting land frauds.
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Transfer of San Diego railway lines to Los Angeles interests
Transfer records in San Diego show a $16,000 deal involving E. S. Babcock and the trolley and steam rail lines to La Jolla. The Los Angeles & San Diego company acquires the locally owned lines to push electricity driven rail service from Los Angeles toward the Mexican border.
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Gage Resigns as President of United States Trust
New York March 2 At a special meeting of the board of trustees the resignation of Lyman G Gage as president was offered and accepted to take effect when F H Sheldon, nominated as his successor, should be qualified for election.
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F. H. Sheldon
Bristol to be renominated Oregon district attorney
Washington March 25 President Roosevelt decided to reappoint W W Bristol as United States district attorney for Oregon after a thorough official investigation. The affair centered on prior charges about Bristol’s integrity, which were reviewed with officials and the Oregon Bar association, deemed unfounded, leading to the decision to re-nominate Bristol to the Senate for the Oregon district attorney ship.
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Worse Than Leprosy Warned On Guam Island
Washington reports a tropical disease called gangerosa spreading on Guam with 400 cases. Acting governor Lieutenant McNamet requests a hospital near the leprosy facility, approved by Admiral Rixey. The illness destroys upper facial tissue, is highly contagious, and resistant to several tropical treatments. Naval surgeons trace cases to New York and potential recent arrivals from Kraze and Lanama.
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Idewtenant McNamet
IF. S. A
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Dfsa
McNamee
South America
West Indies
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Washington debate on elephant habitat preservation
March 23 report from Washington notes a drift in political favor against strict forest protection plans. Lawmakers discuss warding elephants from failing habitats and the high cost of conserving large tracts in the Olympia forest area.
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Washington
Woashington Cor Thal
Mrs Roosevelt sails for West Indies cruise with children
Mrs Roosevelt leaves Washington for Fernandina aboard the Mayflower with Ethel Arehia and Quentin. The party plans a about one day cruise in West Indian waters for rest and no entertainments are expected in Cuba or Porto Rico.
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Washington
Washington prepares for trial trip at Camden yard
The cruiser Washington left New York Shipbuilding in Camden today for its official trial trip. It will be to News Port News for dry dock before heading to Maine. The trial will occur on the Rockland course aboard the W. Inglone of the same class as the Tennessee.
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N. W
Maren
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New York Shipbuilding Company
Newsport News
Government Dry Dock
Maine
Rockland
W. Inglone
Tennessee
Hearing on Foster bill to admit Chinese visitors
Washington March 22 The Foster bill to permit Chinese students merchants and travelers to enter the United States was reviewed by the house committee on foreign affairs. Whinears speak of American business decay since the boycott with Standard Oil among those suffering.
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Foster
United States
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Whineaars
Standard Oil Company
Poonis Sees Von Speech on Colonial Policy Signaling Change
In a March Reich speech Chancellor von Buelow argued for separating colonial affairs from German foreign policy. He stressed the cabinet's authority over colonies and dismissed rumors of a colonial chamber as foolish, asserting decisive control by the secretaryship of the colonies.
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