Frear backs Robertson in federal court vacancy fight
Governor Frear signals support for Robertson and comments on Supreme Court vacancy in Washington. He mentions possible appointments including Anderson and De Bot, notes uncertainty from Washington, and plans to review candidates in coming days to fill the vacant seat on the Supreme and federal benches.
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de Bott
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HL Anderson
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Jugy de Bott
Beneh
Cleoult
Heavy Penalty For False Census Returns
Penalties loom for false census responses under General Statutes. Fines up to 1000 and possible imprisonment up to five years await any director, supervisor, or enumerator who solicits or records false or incomplete answers. Data publication is restricted to prevent identification of individual establishments. only Census Office staff may examine responses.
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Ehaus
For Sale A Beautiful Home On Eight Acres
A for sale notice describes a residence on eight acres with fruit trees and lawns. The property sits at the intersection of Judd and Liliha Streets and emphasizes its fine grounds and potential.
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Judd
Liliha
Glavis Report Finds Charges Not Proved in Land Fraud Case
Washington January 6 Attorney General Wickersham released his final report on inspector Glavis charges against the land administration and the Interior Secretary. He states the Glavis accusations are not substantiated by the facts and links them to the Cunningham land frauds and a push for Congressional scrutiny.
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Wickersham
Glavis
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Secretary of the Interior
Cunningham
Labor Charges Against Trust
President Taft received a delegation from the American Federation of Labor who presented charges alleging fourteen personal acts by the Steel Trust. The visit follows the labor campaign against the open shop and Taft pledged a thorough investigation of the charges.
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American Federaion of Labor
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Steel Trust
Hundreds of Filipinos Arrive in Honolulu for Plantations
Four hundred Filipinos aboard the Vacitic Martiner Siberia reached Honolulu at two this afternoon, with 361 destined for Hawaiian sugar plantations and others remaining for layovers. The ship carried 620 tons of cargo including 220 tons of pig iron from Mangyang foundries, marking a record iron shipment from China to Honolulu. The Siberia was set to sail for San Francisco tomorrow morning with a large cargo and passengers, while New Year festivities followed the arrival.
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Sibert
Mangyang
Honolulu
China
Ban Francia
Moana Chief Officer Saunders Badly Hurt In Suva Fall
The Moana incident at Suva left chief officer Saunders badly injured after a fall on deck near the coal bulk. The Canadian Australian liner Mus sina was in port, with theatrical people aboard. Saunders was taken to hospital after the fall, and his condition was described as serious but not immediately life threatening.
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Hporta
Beets Market Movement Note From San Francisco
Beets prices shown with figures for January as analysts record 38 analysis 125 a day and 114d previous quotation 12s 81 4d. Facets show 88 analysis 12s 9d Parity 4.710 and prior quotes. Strong entity mentions include San Francisco and January data, reflecting commodity market snapshot with scattered figures.
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Grand Jury Final Report on Juvenile Delinquency Efficiency
The Territorial Grand Jury presents recommendations to Judge JT De Mott on improving juvenile delinquency handling. The report details considered actions and aims to boost prompt response and enforcement, noting it is continued on the next page.
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Pinchot Explains Charges in Ballinger Case
In Washington on January 6 Pinchot clarifies charges related to Ballinger affair. Assistant Price and Shaw are named as the authors of the Ballinger charges.
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Senator Perkins Hurt in Washington on icy sidewalk
Senator Perkins of California slipped on an icy sidewalk in Washington and fell injuring his spine and bruising. His companion Mr Huntington Wilson also fell badly, sustaining injuries.
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United States
Sen Perkins
California
Huntington Wilson
Perkins
Gen Rucker Dies In Washington Special Bulletin
Gen Rucker has died in Washington D C with a brief special bulletin noting the death on June 6. The report provides minimal details and confirms the loss of the general.
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Washington, D. C
Seerinl D. H. Rucker
Aid For Explorer Readies Polar South Pole Quest
London reports Captain Scott will receive substantial backing from the British Government to outfit an expedition in search of the South Pole. The support aims to supply ships equipment and provisions for the Antarctic voyage planned by the famed explorer.
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Scott
South Pole
Measures to Punish Zelaya Shelved by House
Special bulletin reports that measures promising the arrest and punishment of ex President Zelaya of Nicaragua have been shelved by the House of Representatives.
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Zelaya
Nicaragua
House of Representatives
Cold Wave Grips South Kansas City Area
In Kansas City the thermometer stood eighteen below zero this morning as a deep cold wave spread across the southern region. Wind chills and freezing conditions continued to threaten daily life and travel.
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Idaho Beached On Delaware River Near Philadelphia
The battleship Idaho under Captain Dunn, one of the 20 gun battleships, ran aground in the Delaware River off Philadelphia on January 6. The incident involved all hands standing by as tugs worked to refloat the vessel. No injuries reported.
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Idaho
Dunn
Delaware River
Selivoman 18 Dead in Paris Bank Death
Paris Jan. 6 William Selivaman a New York banker died here today.
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William Selivaman
New York
Crew Fled From Doomed Ship Amid Night of Disaster
A battered steamer saga unfolds as Alexander Hutch and other crew members abandon a doomed vessel during a heavy northwest gale. Captain Gelifiha reports the ship weathered the landfall but then lost control, forcing lifeboats and crew to fight for survival in harsh seas near the mist.
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Gelifiha
Provisional Cowation Reports Near Complete Work
Provisional leaders claim near completion of repairs and confirm efforts by the Provisional Committee. Officials indicate no public reporting to County Central Committee yet, with May cited to preserve documentary evidence of activities.
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Lorrin Anite
Haw'n Paper Co Secures Major Territorial Order
The American Hawallan Publishing Company secures the largest paper order ever placed for the territory. The contract covers a long run of the Cele Work at a significant width and length, reflecting a major supply commitment to the region.
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Paner Delares
Big Ten Tennis Play Arranged for Weekend Start
A tennis schedule outlines Big Ten matches with early plans for doubles and singles. Teams including California and Illinois look to compete across venues while awaiting dates, with top players named and potential matchups hinted.
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