Federation Divided On Politics At Conference
The federation debated political questions with mixed opinions. Chairman Dickey announced tabulations showing a majority favoring eliminating political axes in municipal voting while others preferred elected commissioners. The piece notes 186 members present and hints at continued discussion on page 3.
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Elu Ak Eaimier Dy Fetter
The
University of the Che Federation
Fae
Atta Dees
EL Dickey
Clowely
Honelila
Ferteration
Ar- Alves
Americans May Be Cut Off In Azarco Mexico
Fifty Americans at Azarco Mexico are believed cut off by revolutionists amid unrest. Officials in Washington report concern and ongoing efforts to assess the situation.
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Cabte Washington, D. G
Azarco
Mexico
Japanese Move Reinforce Parrison in Chinangtae
Twelve hundred Japanese troops have left Kwang tung for Chinangtae to reinforce the parish there.
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Tokio
Japan
Kwangtung
Chinangtae
Tientsin Quiet as Shanghai Tension Alters Pace
In Tientsin the scene is quiet with little movement as reported in a brief dispatch from China dated March 4. The situation remains calm amid broader regional tensions, with officials noting no immediate incidents in the concession areas.
Unknown assailant fires at Leopold Rothschild in London
In London on March 4 an unidentified man fired at eminent financier Leopold Rothschild but missed. Police reported no injuries and are pursuing leads as the incident unsettles financial circles.
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fRtecial Mather
Cantey London
Eng
Leopold Rothschild
Wood Denies Report On Secretory Controvery
A garbled report discusses alleged interferences and secretive actions involving Alexander and the Pacific, with mentions of a prominent figure named Wood denying the claims. The text references a noon statement and a forthcoming clarification, indicating tension over political motives and possible official commentary.
Taft League Forms To Support Taft Delegation
The Taft League in Hawaii announces two offers to Delegate Kuhio that were not accepted. The group pledges to select a delegation aligned with Taft only for the Territorial convention and to keep Kuhio out of actions. An Amended statement from the Taft Republicans at Republican Headquarters outlines the plan to back Taft at the Chicago convention and to vote accordingly.
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Taft
Kuhio
Ent
Am Lportant
Levene
Thin
JP Cooke
Thin Lenawee
Chicago
Hawaii
Tait
Det
Floods Halt Shipments From Portugal to Karoo Route
Seventeen crates from Squaint Portugal halted by floods hinder embarkation for a plantation project near Karoo. Vessel Hierpalion slowed, overhead items include L121 fanibon and 43 pingle jereens. In the Chamber of Commons Mr Wood spoke on commerce and promotion committee duties affecting August work.
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Joe Hunked
Squaint
Portugal
Steaimebiy
Karoo
Oports
Fanibon
Pingle Jereens
Fema
Gibraltar
Fun
Wingle Perwobe
Mr Wood
Camerce
Hirt
Chartie Weald
Roosevelt Letter Says He Will Not Run for President
An excerpt from a June letter by Colonel Roosevelt has been published in which he states he will not seek the presidency. The missive, dated last June, addresses his decision and its implications for the political scene.
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Washington
D. G. Mar
Colon
Roosevelt
Beet Men in Odd Train of Thought Cipher
A garbled OCR style fragment mentions Beets and odd phrases. It references Eb Pollitz and San Francisco in a nonsensical context with possible names like Carmnan and Hie wstiane. The text appears as a distorted historical clipping lacking clear events or dates.
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Pollitz
Britain Is Tied Up by Coal Slump Across England
London reports a broad industrial shutdown as coal shortages force factory closures. An estimated 200000 workers join miners unemployed amid the coal crisis, with widespread economic strain across England.
War Dept Plans 700 troops Manila to China Rush
The War Department arranged to dispatch 700 troops from Manila to China in a hurry as part of rapid military commitments. The move comes amid ongoing tensions and reflects a heightened state of alert and deployment in the region.
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HiNeron
War Department
Manila
China
AFL
Suffragettes in London Smash Windows in Protests
Suffragettes in London demonstrations today smashed many windows as police struggled to contain the unrest. The protests began across central districts with crowds shouting for votes for women and clashing with authorities in several locations.
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London
Eno
Pitney Favored for Supreme Court by Judiciary Committee
Washington March 1 The Senate judiciary committee voted favorably on the nomination of Mallow Pitney of New Jersey to the Supreme bench.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Judiciary Committee
Mallow Pitney
New Jersey
Supreme Bench
Citizenship bill for Porto Ricans passes House
Washington March 4 The House today passed a bill granting citizenship to Porto Ricans with a decisive vote. The measure aims to extend US citizenship to residents of Puerto Rico and related territories amid debates on territorial rights and national policy.
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Washington, D. GC
House
Free Sugar Bill Faces House Vote Opposition in Senate
Washington March 4 The House Ways and Means Committee approved the free sugar bill and an excise tax bill. Chairman Oscar Underwood expects a House vote late this week. Senate opposition appears likely as progressives push for free trade and the President would veto if passed.
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Wythe Tinable
Washington, D. C
House
Ways and Means
Chaiman Oscar Underwood
Catretal Hue Hei
Washington
Senate
S. Albert
Oppose Free Sugar in Hawaii Plantations Debate
The document discusses opposition to sugar imports and Hawaii plantation politics. It references planters, political figures, and legislative influence in Washington. The piece questions motives and potential outcomes of policy shifts affecting Hawaiian sugar workers and local industry.
Shriner Parade Plans and West Coast Trip Details
Shriners plan a parade on Shriner Street, with a Hawaii entry likely, and a chartered journey to Los Angeles in spring. Aloha Temple hosted a Saturday night event to kick off fundraising for the Imperial Connell pension and related activities. Tickets go on sale March 1.
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Swan
Jo Bibald
Murea
Geremantal KeKson
Tei Antonae Anquel
Aloha Temple
Loe Angele
Hanolily Shriners
Imperial Connell
Han Leon
Postmasters Questioned Over Post Van Bias
Senator Bristow of Kansas introduces a resolution seeking an investigation into whether postal transportation has been coerced to aid a presidential candidate. The inquiry, announced in Washington on March 4, aims to determine if post vans were used as political tools.
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Washington, D. C
Bristow
Kansas
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