Senate debates ship subsidy repeal and reform
Senator Benjamin F. Shively of Indiana urged repeal of existing shipping laws and a broad study of merchant marine needs. He opposed government subsidies, arguing revival of American merchant marine requires dismantling current statutes and crafting new regulations for all U S shipping.
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Benjamin F. Shively
Indiana
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Ballinger Report Under Fire Over Delayed Ballinger Panel Reports
The House ordered the rules committee to probe a reported forty nine day delay in distributing Ballinger committee reports to determine if the holdup was politically motivated.
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Aviator Sums Six Passengers On Cross Country Flight
Associated Press reports Sumner flew a biplane with six passengers from Dousay France without incident. The start, voyage and landing occurred smoothly marking a new era in passenger carrying aircraft.
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Associated Press
Dousay
France
Sumner
New stock exchange slashes rates in fierce rivalry
A rival exchange slashes commissions to attract business as market watchers report looming price wars. Traders note potential shifts in share pricing and broker behavior as the two exchanges vie for volume amid new tariff schedules and implied incentives.
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NEW Stock Exchange
Prisoner jailed for taking prized lei in seaside incident
Deputy and investigator describe a chaotic scene near the hotel where a theft of a valued lei occurred. Police pursued leads as officers questioned witnesses and coordinated with detention staff to secure the suspect.
California Favors Women Special Bulletin Cable
Sacramento Crd dat 26 Senate today accepted memorial amendments to the state constitution and urged foremen multieige. Washington Senate Hints at Japanese Immigration Restriction memorial to Congress. Tariff reciprocity measure term details released as Taft urges congressional action.
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Olympia
Wash
State Senate
Congress
Washington,d. C
Taft
Maine Wants Frisco to Get Big Exposition
The Missouri Augusta bureau reports that on January 26 the State Senate approved a memorial to Congress urging that Francisco host the 1915 exposition, reflecting widespread interest in the ambitious event.
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Augusta
Congress
Francisco
Thirsty Juror Halts McQuaid Case in Police Court
A juror named John Welch was found intoxicated and held in the police court. He faced a $4 fine plus costs for intoxication and was unable to pay, leading to a transfer to the circuit court for further action. State attorney Pathenrt was not yet ready to proceed with the defense at the time of reporting.
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Corlity
Population figure for Hilo listed as 6 745
The Associated Press reported revised population data showing Hilo listed at 6 745 people. The notice notes changes to previously published figures and references updated census counts, reflecting adjustments to the community size.
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Hilo
Primary Bill As Proposed By GOP Reform Committee
A summary of a proposed primary bill from the Republican committee outlines election rules. It specifies filing periods sixty days before the primary, nominating papers, party designation, and required affidavits. It describes voter eligibility, candidate qualifications, and the role of county clerks in publication and notices. The text notes upcoming publication continued on page 4.
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Excursion From Seattle Abandoned by Promoters
Seattle news reports the planned excursion of Northwest businessmen to Vancouver and Prince Rupert has been abandoned due to lack of funds and hotel accommodations. The Prince Rupert steamer was released from charter, with uncertainty over coastwise shipping and regulatory hurdles contributing to the decision.
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Howill
Vancover
Prince Rupert-Leuie
Anywa
Hilo
Vancouver
Noted English Publicist Dead at 87 in London
Sir Charl English writer and politician died in London today of heart disease at age 87. From youth he joined political movements and served as member of parliament under secretary of foreign affairs and president of the local government board. His writings on travel statesmanship and military affairs were widely read.
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London
Sir Charl
Great Register to Be Discussed
A city meeting will discuss the proposed voter register tied to the Republican platform. The plan aims to ensure timely registration and curb duplication by maintaining a Capitol registry open for inspection and cross jurisdiction checks. The committee expects to present a bill for the direct primary at a future session.
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Colin Ty
Chulrawy Cooper
Rome
Romny
Sugar 2001 enacts ban on eye surgery pilots
Sugar 2001 report notes Dan Sunes Drewlous aiotar ban pi al 1 eye bist Hon Aho. Community officials debate policy and potential safety impacts amid unclear details.
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Drewlous Aiotar Ban Pial
Aho
Governor urges reduced Territorial machinery to fund development
Governor proposes cutting machinery of Territorial Government to the lowest level consistent with efficiency. He aims to free about 500000 for college extension and general development work, with departments pared and personnel trimmed. Legislature expected to approve reductions and reallocate funds to growth projects.
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Tely
Covernoy
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Aisgenesis
Lowsee Poastrte
Frear presses judiciary building remodel by legislative appropriation
Governor Frear urges immediate remodel of the Judiciary Building with legislative funding. Plans include floor redesigns, moving spaces, and extending the wing to connect with existing offices. Officials discuss layout changes and eligibility of funds for the project.
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Frear
Two Classes of Automobiles and Parade Prizes
A civic meeting discussed classifying automobiles by horsepower for a Floral Parade. Three classes were set with prizes funded by merchants. the plan aims to allow diverse owners to win, including best decorated car with natural flowers.
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EB Borge
vor-Hanin Young Company
Horace Power
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