Americans Find Food For Thought In War Preparation
Washington June 26 Americans examine how information flows during war as officials in the Navy and White House keep news tightly controlled. A veteran newspaper man recalls Civil War and Spanish American War lessons, noting Britain and Japan used censorship and secrecy to manage public knowledge and morale. A U.S. attaché's failed attempts to learn ship movements in Japan underscores how deeply governments curb civilian access to strategic details.
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Washington, D.C
Moorty
Navy Department
White House
Washington
Aurela
Japan
Union Arty
Rawnpaper
Spain
Naval Office
Mane
London
Jaan
Sui
United States
Army
Navy
Leroy T. Vernon
Chicago Daily News
You Attend Baseball At Your Own Risk
A Civil Justice judge in New York dismissed a damage suit brought by a woman injured by a foul ball at a baseball game. The decision held attendees assume the risk when entering the grounds and the club management was not liable for the injury.
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W York
Mel Laughlin
YOUN
New York
Full Moon July Hawating Standard and ship notices
The column lists times and dates for maritime departures and arrivals, including the steamer Maul Parker sailing from Mani ports on July 14 and a Kilkitat buckt for San Francisco. It also names Honolulu bound passengers and a New York World humorous exchange about a romance muta, reflecting the era’s daily shipping notices and social snippets.
Chinese Government protests U.S. troop drilling in New York
Reformers in Chinatown were stirred by a Chinese Government protest to Washington over drilling Chinese troops in the United States. The organizers, led by Homer Lee and Kwang Yue Wei, deny plans to raise troops for an uprising. A.B. Ho and others in Los Angeles and New York assert the claim is false and a bid to thwart reform work.
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New York
Chinatown
Washington
Fs & Ubook
Homer Lee
Kwang Yue Wei
Thin City
AB He
Lou Angeles
Reform Association
Hile
P.M. Bingleton
Manila Harbor Improvements Urged by General Corbin
Major General Henry C. Corbin, in Manila as head of the Division of the Philippines, backs a harbor study chaired by Governor-General Wright. He argues Manila should be Asia's distributing center, with modern docks and bonded warehouses to expedite U S goods to Shanghai Hong Kong Singapore and Manchuria, boosting American trade in the Orient. He envisions quick freight handling and a vast stock of American goods ready for sale within sixty hours from Hong Kong firms, replacing long sea voyages with swift cable orders.
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San Francisco
Henry C. Corbin
Manila
Division of the Philippines
Wright
Singapore
Manchuria
China Coast
Shanghai
Hongkong
York
Liverpool
United States
Wish
Orient
Endorsement Letter Praises Prompt Life Claim Payment
William Olmith writes from Honolulu thanking Clinton J Hutchins of Hawaiian Island Mutual Life Insurance for expediting a $45,000 policy claim on William Kamana. He notes a $5,458 payment covering the $5,000 policy and $458 increases, received 16 days after filing.
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Honolulu
T. Hy
Clinton J. Hutchins
Hawaiian Island
Fi Mutual Life Insurance Company
Pacific Mutual Lifesurance Company of
California
William Kamana
William Olmith
Wm. Kamana
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W. GL. Ascherson
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