Cruiser West Virginia damage probe looms over naval board
An official board of investigation will convene to determine fault after the cruiser West Virginia damaged the marine railway. Admiral Thomas orders inquiry with Lt Cmdr Lang and Lt Hannigan named as participants. findings may lead to a court of inquiry if negligence is found. Over 100 feet of Mina track was destroyed in the incident.
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Marine Railway
West Virginia
Admiral Thomas
The
Foot
Am Board of Investigation
Frank M. Bennett
South Dakota
Charles J. Lang
Maryland
Leutenant Jfohm J. Hannigan
Thoman
Halstead
Weat Virginie
Histon
Faren Tmyuce
Criiser
Borane Wuman
Vekwel
Vetiea
Immigration 15 Comes Before Congress
A Washington report outlines debates over immigration bills, including Dillingham era proposals and exemptions for Hawell tent migrants. Strong labor interest cited, with push to curb European literacy requirements and a pushback from proponents of stricter entry limits.
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Kewiton
Legtela Hon
Washington
Inet
Hutt
Hawell
Lion
Crusade for Clean Dairies Begins with Two Convictions
Food Commissioner Blanchard enforces County cleansing laws amid a court morning session. Defendants Frank Correa and Manuel Regents are convicted, while others rearrested face pending cases. Judge Monsarrat, authorities, and prosecution discuss market sanitation as a test of the county enforcing ordinance.
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USC
Frank Correa
Manuel Regents
Yenteriay
Blunehard
Rexonts
Matenna
Blanchard
Lvena
Mynally
Dutohinre
Monmarrat
A. & Humphreys
Yentur
Yoo Hop
Lee Chock
Wing Wo
Kim Young
Tom Young
Chong
al Kal
Chee Yuen
Hop Kee
Noted Lowrie Case Delayed With No Decision Soon
The Lowrie case drags through partial hearings with no decision expected for months. Attorney D Withy Whatop returned to the scene as arguments focus on water terms and the court auditor's review. Proceedings likely resume in February as documents and exhibits are scrutinized before final arguments on page 3.
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Lowrie
Nto
Owrie
Hawaiian Commercial& Sular Company
D. Te Withy Whatop
Hoxton
Howton
Withington
de Tone
Tony
W. Mawullan
Leivenly Lawrie
Umdormond
Powtman
Mita
Monte
La Follette Begins Progressive Campaign in Ohio
Senator Robert M. La Follette launched his progressive campaign in Ohio delivering speeches to large crowds in Youngstown. He outlined his reforms and drew supporters from local and state groups amid a busy campaign kickoff.
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Breas Mabie
Youngbtown
Robert M. la Follette
Ohio
Cold Wave Hits Middle West and California Snow
A cold wave sweeps the Middle West as heavy snow blankets parts of Northern California. The Floral Parade faces disruption amid frigid conditions and lingering seasonal concerns.
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Middle West
N Francisco
Gal
California
Relations Strained By Ad Ammocmren Probnatily In Russia
Measures in the Imperial Duma exclude American Jews from Russia and raise customs duties on American goods one hundred percent. Coedal Poutlettin Cable reports from Washington that a growing movement in Russia aims to boycott American machinery.
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Tersburg
Rus
Russia
Coedal Poutlettin Cable
Washington, DB. C
Sun to Be Named in Or Or News Item
The fragment indicates a plan to name the sun and mentions tomorrow with a note about electing Drun Yat Sen president of a new republic.
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China
anaNanal
Drun Yat Sen
New Republic
Persia torn by factions near Shiraz and Tabriz
Dec. 27 reports say reactionaries destroyed the Constitutional club in Tabriz. In Shiraz a clash or fight between Persians left a consular escort short on personnel as British troops or officials appeared during the Indian escort. The damage and unrest mark a period of internal turmoil in Persia.
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Tepecind Mu Hettn
Cantey
Tabriz
Persia
Constitutional Club
Shiraz
Persi
Empress Dowager summons Manchu princes for peace talks
Peking December 27 The Empress Dowager has summoned the Manchu princes to meet General Yuan Shih Kai to discuss peace proposals at the Shanghai conference. Court representatives have announced their willingness to abdicate hoping to secure better terms for the Manchu government.
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Peking
China
Yuan Bhih Kei
Shanghai
Poisoned inmates at Berlin shelter home during spoiled meals
Berlin December 27. Eighteen inmates of the municipal shelter home were seriously poisoned by eating their own spoiled food. Some are dying.
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Berlin
Ger
Grand Jury Takes Up Dynamiting Cases
In Los Angeles on December 27 the grand jury resumed its investigation of dynamiting. Bert H. Franklin, former deputy U.S. marshal and later chief investigator for the defense, has been committed for trial, charged with bribing Robert F. Bain, one juror.
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Los Angeles
Bert H. Franklin
U, & Marshal
Investigatr
Robert F. Bain
Sugar Ban Prancibco Pal Dowa7 Ivein
A fragmentary note appears to reference a sugar ban and parity with mentions of individuals and numbers. The readable text is limited, with unclear context and missing key details about location, dates, or administering authority. Further legible material is needed to form a complete news item.
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Ivein
Gordon Fined $50 in Police Court for Grass Thefts
Kenneth Gorton, the accused, was arrested on a warrant and faced trial after a lengthy legal discussion. Judge Monserrat reserved decision until this afternoon, then fined Gorton 450 and costs with no prison time, following testimony about a $15 check passed before December 1 and cashed at the Grill.
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Kenneth Gorton
Wea Tor
A. M. Brown
Eheal
A. B. OG. Atainnon
Monserrat
Hae Oelock
Mon
Serrat
Gordon
Brown
John Kommanis
Talon Gell
Roomanix
Bishop & Co
Pasaito Reomant
Enforcement of monthly liquor dealer reports tightened
Collector Cottrill warns wholesale liquor dealers to file monthly reports with the Internal Revenue Service. He notes a drastic crackdown, with penalties up to 100 for each lapse, and says the new policy aims to curb evasion. The notice urges immediate compliance and cites possible fines and imprisonment.
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Internal Revenue Office
Sveur
Watts
Earthquakes Reported Near Kilauea Crater
Fragmentary text describes earthquakes near Kilauea crater with chaotic wording. The report mentions monitoring and possible effects on nearby areas and observers. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but center relates to seismic activity near the volcano.
Fleet Parades to Honor Naval Units in Honolulu
A massive Friday parade of five battalions and a Mariana battalion, around 1800 sailors, will be reviewed by Governor Frear and senior officers on the mauka King Street site. The event, described as among Honolulu’s greatest martial displays, features a 9 20 am march onto Fort Street and a path to the waterfront, with construction work starting soon.
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Kremeth
Preltie
Pateade
Mallern
Fe Campiaten
Mariana
Ave Orilvery
Panne
Evlewer
Walter Frear
Naval Station
Fort Street
Seretanta
Thomas Savare
King Ndretuening
Kute
King
Atehindy
Water Front
Insurance Men Rally For National Parade Visit
Insurance men from across the United States plan a midwinter tour to attend a national parade event. Representatives from major campaigns and firms in California and other states will travel to join the festivities, with special entertainment arranged for visitors.
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Pete Une
Sarlane Yarte
Shalnland
mid-Pacific
Myers
Minaker
Done Hninnee Company
Hrowntion Committen
Sorendeant Fotree
Helne
Fragmented Volcano Report Hidden in Fragments
A damaged OCR fragment describes activity at a volcano with sudden lava breaks and illumination. The text is unclear but hints at eruptions and glowing lava while mentioning looming danger and exposure to the plume. No precise names or locations are readable.
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Anil
McCtetn
Murray
Waalwil
Paulin Iy
Tin Road Pott Iitten
Poarh
Rye
Low
New Ronda
Rehoel
Congress
Corren'e
Sue
Endow
Buite H & Hendrick Merchant
Alakea
Tripoli
Cottrill
Kilauea Crater
Wild
Lee
Insurance Men
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