Maneuvers End For Paul Jones
Santa Barbara January 11 A Pacific torpedo fleet reward division maneuvers today proved disastrous for the destroyer Paul Jones commanded by Lieut Frank McCommon. While maneuvering the Yeowlft fleet rammed the Paul Jones nearly sinking her, ending further maneuvers. Responsibility for the accident to be determined by a court of binwleys.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Pacific Torpedo Fleet
Paul Jones
Lieot
Frank McCommon
Stewart
Lightie
Battleship Michigan suffers tail shaft and propeller loss
In Washington and Sacramento reports say the battleship Michigan, recently back from Baroy waters, lost her tail shaft and propeller during Hamp ton Roars maneuvers. Senator from California, John D. Works, was declared widowed in the Senate and advocated direct election of Senators, referendums on steamships, and women's suffrage, highlighting political upheaval and naval incidents.
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Tim Cable
Sacramento
Cal
John D. Works
Republicin
United States
Jovilny
Senate
Legistature
Pacific
How Aviators Lost Their Lives In Fatal Aerial Gusts
In Washington Taft endorses strengthening the opium exclusion act amid opium smuggling probes. At aviation field Los Angeles noted aviator Arch Hoxsey died when his biplane spiraled from savage winds and failed to recover. Spectators lost a hero as the plane collapsed, his body found among wreckage after the fatal gusts.
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Aviation Field
Los Angeles
Hoxsey
Commissioner Keeffe Warns on Stricter Immigration Rules
Commissioner Daciel J. Keefe, after an inspection of labor camps, said wages in the islands run 49 to 60 percent lower than the United States and living costs are high. He noted 42,000 laborers include 22,000 Japanese, with many in plantations and a company store. He hinted immigration restrictions would tighten further.
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Daciel J. Keefe
Batherition
San Armeisco
Keele
San Franteco
Algo
San Francisco Call
Prohibition Skepticism at Honolulu Brewing Meeting
A Hawaii meeting of the Honolulu Brewing & Masting Co. reported persistent prosperity and a 1.25 percent monthly dividend for the next six months. Directors reelected, plans for future expansion outlined, and expert workmen expected to join for a new machinery installation.
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Honolula Brewing & Masting Co
Hawaii
Congress
Mlawali
Anandat
Follone
Red Harrison
Vitas
A. Chit Mubron
W. Parke
Creasure
Pineapple Deal Creates New California Packers Control
The California Fruit Packers Association announces it will absorb the Consolidated Pineapple Company. Stockholders authorized directors to complete the purchase which will form a new company controlled by the California Packers Association. Bentley reports immediate directorate formation and intended leadership of the new entity. Linen napkins and tea cloths are noted among expected leaders in this week’s bulletin.
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California Fruit Packers
Consolidated Pineapple Company
R. Bentey
California Company
California
Macapele
Muttejin
Bentley
Bulletin
Californie Cult Packers
Government seeks dissolution of Standard Oil trust
Washington January 11 Arguments opened in the Studd O case as the United States seeks to dissolve Standard Oil as a trust under the Sherman antitrust act. The suit, begun in the U S Circuit Court for the Eastern District of Missouri, names 114 corporations and seven individuals led by John D Rockefeller and others as defendants. The scope traces back to 1879 when many manufacturers united and pooled stock under three trustees.
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Camiel atDweet Mable
Washington, D.C
Studd O
Standard Oil Company
Circuit Court of the
United States
Missouri
Department of Justice
John D. Rockefeller
William Rockefeller
Henry M. Fugler
Henry H. Rogers
John DP. Archbold
Oliver H. Payne
Charles M. Pratt
Kau Ditch Bill Withdrawn by KA U Enterprise Fallout
The text reports that McCrosson abandoned the Kau Ditch enterprise after a Congress withdrawal hint. A conference near Wallington involving Meg Srogan and B A Mote-Smith prompted the denial seen from Congress and a governor’s suggestion to await McCrosson’s own judgment while consulting with Mottsmith before Washington.
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Hin
Frear
Hallocin
Ako
Doin T
McCrosson
Kiaw Enterprise
Kuhio Catling
Congress
Wits
Wallington
Meg Srogan
B.A. Mote-Smith
Cale
McCresson
McCroman
Mottsmith
Washington
Colorado Loses Senator Hughes at Denver Home
United States Senator Charles J. Hughes of Colorado died today at his Denver home after a health decline begun months ago. He served as Colorado’s junior senator, born 1858, took office in 1909, and left a long legal career as a noted corporation attorney. He was a Democrat.
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Denver
Colo
Dan
United States
Charles J. Hughes
Colorado
Hughes
Gerald
Jenith
Uzhes
Junor
Colorlo
Senate
Potivier
Contingent fund aids Waialee school amid strain
Governor Frear says funds from the contingent fund have supported the Boys Industrial School at Waialee though amounts are small and a larger allowance is sought. Commissioners noted dire conditions, shortage of austerity, and the need for a new dormitory and water system. A next Legislature request for appropriation is anticipated as salaries and surplus concerns are debated.
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Waialee
Frear
St Nok
Hoys
Yope
Tucker
Aelit Fk
Kohala
Bonilla Captures Honduran Coast Towns
New Orleans report says General Bonilla sailing the gun boat Hornet recently purchased from the United States has seized and forced the surrender of several coastal towns in Honduras amid Honduras affairs.
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New Orleans
Bon Nilla
Hornet
United States
Honduras
Bomb Found At Judge Owens Residence In Chicago
A deadly dynamite bomb was discovered today at a secluded part of County Judge Owens home. No clues explain who planted it or why. Judge Owens presided over the trials of noted grafters.
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Associated Prike Cable
Chicago
Owens
Five Perish in Big Fire Destroys Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati dispatch reports a major blaze yesterday that destroyed the Chamber of Commerce building. Five people are believed to have perished, with property losses exceeding a million dollars.
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Treae
Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
Sugar Ban Frisco Beat Misses Key Preview
Sugar ban provisions in San Francisco spark debate as officials consider pricing, timing, and potential impact on residents. City leaders weigh enforcement plans amid mixed public reaction and questions about compliance costs.
Indictments For Opium Smuggling Unfold In Federal Case
Federal grand jury returned three true bills against Domingos Ferreira for opium smuggling. The case links San Francisco investigations into Chinese smuggling and a California to Hawaii pipeline. Names, places, and officials cited reflect ongoing scrutiny by U.S. Secret Service and San Francisco authorities.
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Hhewall
California
United States
Gran Jury
Feneral
Domingos Ferreira
Ferreira
San Mranelson
Wihlearine
Stes Grand Jury
Athena
Ion
San
Bat Frinton
Wall
New Political Party Emerges From Hawaii County Appointments Row
A county meeting ends with the launch of a new political party amid county appointment tensions. Prominent figures from the Repin Republican group discuss alignment with the Home Rule party and Democratic party options as factions debate who leads the fledgling movement.
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Hawaii
Merchants Association to elect new officers today
Waldron will not seek another term as president as the Merchants Association plans its annual meeting this afternoon. A nominating committee has proposed a slate for directors and officers, with several names listed for reappointment and new candidates including Norman Watkins and others. The meeting will also discuss the Tire Factory Company’s affairs and committee assignments for leadership positions.
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For. Waldron
Merchants’ Association
Assvolatii
Sasioiation
Waldron
Wal
Floral Parade Committee Seeks You at Young Hotel
Are you a Malihini The Floral Parade Committee invites you to visit Office 1085 in the Young Hotel building for details.
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Malihini
The
Floral Parade Committee
Young Hotel Building
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