Japanese Regiments to Hawaii State Department Plan Changes
The War and State Departments debated sending Japanese regiments to Hawaii as part of a broader plan to garrison the islands. Officials weighed troop totals, civilian cost, and the need for infantry, cavalry, and field artillery while considering Panama Canal commitments and the feasibility of permanent quarters.
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State Department
War Department
Pdt
Braty
State 1 Department
Hawaii
Hobs
Panama Canal
Posta
Ile States
Shi
Istana
Tt Ie
Mikes
Howall Tay Leen
Plan to Speed City Cleanup After Waste Dump Findings
Dr Marshall reports 18 dump sites moved to PM pond area near Lawrence and Kirikana avenues. Work speeds up with trucks and Cheyenne crews clearing trash. Nine months of effort foreseen as crews tackle debris and establish a planned dumping site at Walitao. Cleanup aims to finish soon with EPA cooperation and improved city appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvie Ganttathan
Marshall
P.M. Pond
Taw-Re Ried
Kirikana Avenue
Maexhall
Ahly
Solview
Oon
Helwer
Walitao
Kalli
Bos
Ald Kalibt
Best Methods for Sugar Planters Discussed by Committee
Sugar planters adopt best methods as a committee presentation covers cutting, lending, transmission, and equipment use. The session includes remarks by Managers Adan, Menton, Watt, and others with input from Liitwotar Beklurt and TC Davies at the experiment station, shaping labor and efficiency guidance. Continued on Page 4.
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Burong
Adan
Menton
Watt
Whit Thie Beate
Labor
Ma Het
Renton Dectiredt
Rigid inspection planned for immigrant ship after quarantine
A U S quarantine officer will conduct a strict examination of the immigrant ship Willeisen after its capture. About twenty-two hundred immigrants are aboard awaiting health review and accommodation details under federal regulations. Dr Carl Runahn and Dr James Hasen assist, with a quarantine station team reporting on the health situation and cases under treatment.
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Oritien
United
Blackable
Bitty
Carl Runahn Sharky
Medora
Arvin
Thin Fort
Yileor
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James
Dex
Buffet
Hens
nMfeliin
Bitulithic Paving Likely For King Street Vote
City supervisors prepare to decide on Sharma J A Gihuun’s bid to pave King Street with bitulithic pavement. After a tense stand, the board appears set to report unanimously for the bid, with slight opposition from two members who may abstain or dissent during the vote on the measure.
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JA. Gihuun
Sing Street
Bitulithie
Murray and
McClerlan
Won't Wait For Board Report On Tariff Revision
Washington Dec 5 House Democrats began preparations to revise cotton and woolen tariff schedules ahead of the tariff report. The move signals a targeted update of duties affecting textile imports and could influence trade policy debates in Congress.
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Hpedad
Cauley
Washington, & C
House Democrats
Women Attack Factory Owners in New York Riot
Three hundred women, survivors of the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire, attacked the proprietors of the concern as they headed to court to answer murder charges. Police reserves were called to quell the riot.
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New York
Fertile Triangle
Snower
Imperial Government Collapses Amid Rebel Gain
Report from Ching notes imminent collapse of the imperial government as rebels gain momentum nationwide. The situation suggests decisive shifts in control and rising unrest across regions. Authorities warn of continued instability and potential power realignments as events unfold.
Beef Packers Must Face Law in Supreme Court Case
Washington Supreme Court today refused a stay of proceedings in the case of ten beef packers convicted in federal court on a charge of conspiracy in restraint of trade. The decision sets the stage for further legal action and potential appeals in the antitrust matter involving major meat processors.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Taft Presses Congress on Sherman Antitrust Repeal
President Taft sent a message to Congress on the trust issue and urged repeal of the Sherman Antitrust Act while proposing a related measure. Washington dispatch notes the administration seeks changes to antitrust policy this session.
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Campowoed
Washington, D
Taft
Congress
Sugar expert defends prices before House panel
W. P. Willett from New York, a sugar expert, testified before the House committee probing the sugar trust that the price hikes stem from universal shortage and speculation. He said sugar will stay high as the market adjusts and predicted prices may fall only gradually.
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Lannuncated Henk
Wabash Reorganized Is Special in Lierin Gabe
New York reports the Wal h railroad reorganized amid changes noted in a garbled dispatch. Local officials and industry observers weigh potential impacts on service and governance as restructuring unfolds through prompted reports from December.
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Lierin Gabe
New York
N. Yu Dee
Walh Railroad
Dynamiters Sentences Highlight 1920s Crime
James B McNamara and his brother John J receive lengthy sentences after pleading guilty to dynamite crimes. McNamara gets life in San Quentin, John gets fifteen years. Judge Bordwell cites deterrence and clemency factors in the ruling.
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Angeles
Cal
James
McNamara
Dynamiter
San Quentin Penitentiary
John Jy
Hirveturel Iron Workers
Walter Bordwell
James B. McNemsre
Colorado Eyes Navy Trophy Return to Pacific Fleet
The Colorado battleship seeks to reclaim the Navy general efficiency pennant and gunnery trophies by excelling in autumn target practice and spring battle drills. The ship leads the fleet with a score of 68,076 as Captain GUNs and Lt Wallace Berthoft receive praise for pivotal roles. If successful, a ceremonial reaward could crown the Pacific Fleet’s competitive drive against prior holders like Maryland and Delaware.
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Furie
Atlantic
Honolu
Maryland
South Dukote
Firat
Coruine
Atte
Navy Department
South Dakota
Colorado
Tnkely
Meonghout
Niticer
Wallace Berthoft
Moana Hotel Band Concert Draws Crowd Tonight
Mawatha will perform this evening at the Moana hotel grounds an inviting program arranged by Captain Berger. Police investigate a robbery involving Henry Young who says he was dragged and relieved of $400 near 1 o'clock Friday night after a disturbance near the Blerva ship.
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Moana Hotel
Murray
Berger Har
Henry Young
Home For Erring Girls Move To Aid Diminished Sisters
A local college club and community members discuss plans for a new home to alleviate suffering of young women. The initiative, led by Mrs. Aben Low and others, contemplates building an addition to the Kinland Cottage and staffing the home with Mrs. Gord Ble and Miss Pope, who expect to begin accepting residents within weeks. Public support grows with several donors signaling willingness to contribute funds.
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Erie
Andee
Whieia le White
Julien Whitney
Morrar
Aben Low
Mies J. Ry
Mra FM
Wings
Alea Gord Ble
Mine Pape
Mare Laney Adina
Hecuam
Red Cross Work for Chinese Suffering
A community letter discusses Red Cross efforts aiding Chinese sufferers amid widespread hardship. It urges readers to support the ongoing mobile humanitarian work and acknowledges the club’s fundraising campaigns while noting gratitude from affected communities.
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RED Cross
Yur Piper
Hemolala
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