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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1910
Page
4
Washington dispatch reports Secretary of the Interior Ballinger prepared to resign rather than confront the investigation stemming from clashes with the former Forest Service chief. Secretary Hullinger denied the rumor, insisting he would not resign while under fire and would appear before the investigative committee.
President Taft limits the entry of exports to the United States under the minimum tariff plan to Italy Great Britain Russia Spain Turkey and Switzerland. These nations grant U S exporters the lowest tariff advantages under their schedules. Also John R Walsh jailed five years for Chicago National Bank misuses moved to Fort Leavenworth. A customs clerk Jose Bearuth was arrested for undervaluing imported automobiles.
Elihu Root told the National Civic Federation that a court of commission could draft uniform legislation for the states. He spoke in Washington on January 18, outlining a national approach to standardize laws across the Union.
Senator Beveridge in Washington introduces government act proposing a legislative council for the Territory of Alaska. The measure aims to establish advisory and governing structures under federal administration, signaling steps toward territorial self rule.
Newsboys race for best sellers heats up with Vincent and Hawaii leading, George Richards holding a five hundred lead in the contest as prizes include a suit of clothes and shoes. Outside supporters cheer their favorites while a final count and prize distribution are set for Monday. A separate note reports Honolulu supervisors approving 800 for a fire department horse team.
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