Cruise Tomorrow Signals High Level Naval Strategy Exercise
A vast naval evaluation is planned as Admiral Thomas visits California and Maryland to oversee a joint exercise. General Murray and General Maromb will coordinate with coast defenses and landing plans as the California Maryland and South Dakota depart for a dawn maneuver.
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Teaching Wadanen pat only Aout paflors at sea
Fragmented OCR yields a chaotic account about sailors, officers, and discipline aboard a ship. The text mentions care of men, warnings to officers, and the need for better order on deck. It hints at litter, misplacement of items, and attempts to improve cleanliness and duties aboard the vessel.
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Union Leaders Who Confessed Guilty Face Long Terms
In Los Angeles on December 1 James B. McNamara and his brother John J. McNamara pleaded guilty to dynamiting, with James likely to receive a life sentence and John about fifteen years. They will be sentenced December 5 as the case notes state strong prosecutors drove the pleas.
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Record sugar crop forecast by Sigmar Kaetore Co
An early estimate places next year’s Hawaiian sugar tonnage at 470,000 for the Sigmar Kaetore Company as managers compile agency reports. The year’s crop reached about 661,821 tons with 474,000 shipped by the Sugar Factors. Final tonnage exceeded preliminary estimates by 29,000 tons, and preparations involve reduced service days and altered routes to handle the crop, with a mid year update anticipated.
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Dr Blue Campaign Address Noted for Safety Talk
The speech by Dr Jtppert Blue emphasizes mosquito control as key to safety and public health. He praises supporters in Ho nobity for their help and calls for continued cooperation in the campaign reaching a wider audience through Washington observers.
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Postponed Opening of Public Works Site Monday Next
Owing to the absence of the public works superintendent the Hawi project opening is delayed until Monday next. Sherwood M. Lowrey has joined Lewers & Cooke to oversee stock aid bond operations at the Guardian Tet T Company.
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Two Football Teams Spring Surprises
In Chicago Illinois two college teams delivered unexpected wins as Cornell outscored its rival 21 to 9 in a spring game marked by strong defense and timely scoring from key players.
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Fourteen Cardinals Invested in Rome Ceremonies
In Rome on November 30, fourteen cardinals were invested amid striking rites. The ceremony featured the pope and senior church officials, marking a significant enhancement of the college.
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The Hand and He Handless The Hand and He Landless
Stannard Baker writes in Hawaii focus, criticizing legal changes that hurt churches and workers. The American Magazine series on Hawaii continues, examining wealth power and labor, with broad social critique and notes on figures guiding policy. Continued on page 4.
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Intervention in China Near as Powers Move to Mediate
In Tokyo experts expect concerted action by Japan Great Britain and the United States to secure peace as a revelation crisis in China nears mediation. From Nanking reports speak of occasional shooting between imperial forces and revolutionists foreshadowing a larger clash.
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Amateur Wins Big Savannah Auto Race
Savannah Ga November 30 The blue he international Grand Prize event was won today by an amateur Bruce Brown with Hearne second and Ralph DePalma third. The winner averaged TAA miles an hour for the 404 miles of the course.
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Packey McFarland Defeats Harlem Tommy Murphy in San Francisco
In San Francisco on November 10 Packey McFarland of Chicago defeated Harlem Tommy Murphy after a milling bout. McFarland secured the decision as the bout concluded with both fighters delivering steady offense and minimal defense.
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Berlin Menaced by Great Labor Unions
Berlin fears agitation as metal workers strike over wages and conditions. A cable from the Merchants' Exchange notes labor tension, while shipments to Honolulu and the Pacific coast alter routes. The American schooner Helene ta sails toward the Hawaiian Islands with lumber aboard.
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