Army and Navy plan to consolidate coastal posts and forts
A military board weighs closing smaller Atlantic forts and concentrating forces at key posts across the Midwest and West. Proposals include moving operations from Fort D. A. Russell to a newer post, abolishing some harbor yards, and creating centralized maneuver and training hubs at sites like Fort Leavenworth, Fort Sill, and Fort Leavenworth. The plan aims to strengthen efficiency while preserving major stations and rail access.
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Bherk
Fort Sill
Oklahomas
Staten
Middle West
Fort Robin
Yon
Nebruk
Fort Login
Denver
Wood
Measure to ban drug frauds introduced in Congress
Washington June 20 Representative Shirley of Kentucky introduced an amendment to the Pure Food and Drugs Act. It would prohibit free and unleading statements on patent medicine labels about curative value. The bill aims to strengthen the law after a Supreme Court ruling in the Johnson case, which held that misbranding occurs when labels mislead with false statements about quality and effectiveness.
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Washington
Shirley
Kentucky
Supreme Court of the United States
Worthen
Admiral ToKO to be Shown Every Courtesy
Washington July 1 Admiral Tako Vietor of the battle of the ten of Japan will leave no diffi culty in viewing as he cared Hee In the navy van or any other navy establab in art He is exported Ie will cord the bellioehiy Flotida tow howrlig completion Detail of this lane for thy Adwipal's entertainment Hake not been comnpitten Gait when he reviven in New York alae August Ath he whl ber daw t of Lie thaliun
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Washington
Toko
Vietor
Japan
Navy
New York
Thaliun
Polygamy End Sealed by Mormon Leader in Washington
In a Washington interview President Joseph Smith of the Mormon Church declared polygamy ended for the church. He stated the practice was unlawful after the Supreme Court ruling and said converts should embrace monogamy. He noted the burden of supporting multiple wives and children in today’s high cost of living and predicted his followers would move to monogamy. He appeared before a House committee and expected to leave the city today.
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Washington, D.C
Joseph Smith
Mormon Church
President Smith
Washington
Reciprocity favored by Northwest observers says Wheeler
President Wheeler of the State University reports broad support for reciprocity during a month tour of the Pacific Northwest. He notes the country is temporarily halting business and expects a settlement soon. He praises rapid growth of elites in the Northwest, especially among young men.
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State University
Northwest Berkley
Henjamin the Wheeler
University of California
Pacific Northwest
Chicago
Beattie
Byokane
Uccem
Maui to Have Pot Factory Prompts Local Industry Revival
A new pot factory is planned for Wailuku, Maui, with a cement foundation and concrete pavements. The plant will include a 16 horsepower engine and steam boiler for pottery production, aiming to modernize local wares, boost exports, and attract white residents to adopt up-to-date pottery methods.
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Wallky
Patrick Cockett
Pat
Ndw
Sommerfeld
Kelua
Dallding Ia
Kalil Pol
Wailuku Armory
Ntamdy
Wailuku Pratt and Taro Company
Tate
Walliku
Kahului
Chinere
Alnemly
Puntos
Spreckelsville
BUD MARS IN FAR EAST
Tames C. Mars, who helped introduce aviation to the Far East, recounts a tour visiting Hawaii, the Philippines, Java, India, Stay, Japan, China and many other places. He notes demonstrations drew authority and provoked restrictions, especially in Bibera where fortified towns barred ships from approaching the forts.
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Tames C. Mars
Japan
Clnallen
Heinenvan Wal
Biberla
New Paper Against Taft Sparks Local Support
NEWPAPER IN ANGHLMS CALIFORNIA LAUNCHES JULY 4 WITH PRAISES FROM WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN LA FOLLETTE AND OTHERS. IT DEFENDS INDEPENDENT PROGRESSIVE STANCE AGAINST TAFT AND LA FOLLETTE, HITS HEARST AND OTIS. DETAILS ON BIRTH, STAFF, AND WIRE SERVICE FROM CHICAGO.
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Anghlms
Cal
Tribune
Tobtax Karl
Brat
Willam Jennings Mryan
la Follets
Jon D. Works
Congresman Stevens
New How
Taft
la Vora la Follette
Newt Collme
Hearst
Otin Deene
The
Matt Train
Examiner
Hart
Ota
John Elliott
Incul oMon
Associated Prom
Wesley M. Barr
Herald
Chicago
Burns Baby Brother With Kerosene in Sacramento
Laure Banshee, three years old, poured kerosene on his brother Hubert, seventeen months old, and set him ablaze in their father Antonio Banchen’s residence. The infant was enveloped in flames while the mother struggled to extinguish the blaze with her bare hands. The brothers were playing in the kitchen when the tragedy occurred.
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Sacramento
Laure Banshee
Hubert
Antonio Banchen
Toute
Baty Brother
Governor Wilson Discusses Politics at New Jersey Dinner
Governor Wilson spoke at a Woodrow Wilson Democratic gathering in Newark on July 2, urging political reform and closer ties between the people and government to restore confidence. He emphasized both state and national aims, warning against leaders who serve personal agendas and stressing the need for active citizen participation.
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Newark
Wilson
Woodrow Wilsan
Ali
Mone
Wayting
Htite Wind Nation
Scotty Again Has A Big Bank Roll Parade Of Wealth
Reno and Goldfield reports recount Scotty, the famed Millionaire of rumored fortune, showing bulging pockets of cash while vow ing a continent spanning farewell tour on a special train. He claims vast wealth will be revealed after August and hints at looming champagne soaked celebrations. Bentley notes thirty nine prior arrests but nothing found, insisting wealth sources will exonerate him.
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Reno
Death Valley
Scotty
Myxlirloun
Lange Eily
United States
Goldfield
Howie Auddenly
Ionation
Scoty
Bently
The Taylor Nursery Baby Bed and Safety Hood Ad
An antique ad describes The Taylor Nursery as a complete sleeping system for children from birth to three years. It touts a safety hood to keep insects away, a detachable design over the mother’s bed, and a night box for baby toiletries to prevent odors and reduce nighttime movement.
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Taylor Nursery
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Honolulu Monument Works, Ltd
Shaw & Saville
King Street
Alakea
P.O
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Hullettn
Emma
Wersmay
Hearn Wingel Wiki
Wwe
Miss Johnson
Kodaks
Honolulu Photo Supply Co
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Putintavtory
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Compou
Leader Clothiers
Fort Street
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