Skippers File Their Stories of a Night Collision
Reports from Captain Bon Mgaa and Captain Sam of vessels Mol Wahine and Kukul detail a collision off Polaan. The Mol Wahine, a 95. ton vessel, sustained damage. crew observations noted a night breeze and calm seas as lookout duties and measures to avert impact were reported.
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Bon Mgaa
Caytin
Preterick Berkter
United States
Kitiui
Fev
Telat
Molukitt
United Shtes Lighthouse Divison
Capi Bani Matt
Satidhney
Teopverel
Tibet
Sam
Polaan
Haveall
Weederick Kibewins
Cupiali Kerkers
Hevelwonen
Planters promise thorough inspection of Filipino immigrants
The Filipino labor issue prompts a House Agriculture Committee inquiry. Planters assure the effort to screen arrivals is adequate, with examinations by public health officials, physicians, and bacteriologists. A tour to Kahuku plantation is planned to assess labor conditions and suitability, and rejected immigrants will be sent home at planter expense.
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Ammo Biolances
Woo
Leithh
Rotel
Pitee
Washington, D.C
House Committee On Agriculture
Satibok
Repeti
Philippines
Mateo
Foek
Sihaeh Ceteuhir
Loto Choy
Pilipinas
Bers
House
Kahuku Plantation
Properties JOSE J. DIAS Bishop St
A report describes an arrest after a man identified as Jose J. Dias on Bishop Street, with a phone number 3448 listed, and a separate incident noting a person described as a Japanese individual named Keno who was tried for drunkenness and fell from a roof earlier that morning, leading to the police arrest after a witness saw him lying down.
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Keno
Kane
Ballinger Out Progressive Chicagoan Is In
Interior Secretary Richard A Ballinger resigns citing ill health with Taft accepting and praising Ballinger while praising his detractors. Walter L Fisher succeeds him, a Chicago attorney linked to the Municipal Voters League, born Wheeling 186? educated Hanover College, practiced law since 1868, previously Chicago traction official.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Richard A. Ballinger
Taft
Ballinger
Walter L. Fisher
Chicago
Progressive Municipal Voters’ League
Wo L. Pisher
Wheeling
Hanover College
Chieweo Unis
Ths Taesalvo
Municipal Voters’ League
Ruef Begins 14 Years In Prison At San Quentin
Abe Ruef, the former San Francisco political boss, was taken to San Quentin to start a fourteen year term after the Supreme Court denied his appeal for a rehearing. The decision ends his long criminal case and marks the first day of his imprisonment. Frail in build, Ruef left without ceremony as crowds gathered outside the prison.
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Ruef
Speria
San Francisco
Abe Ruef
San Quentin
Supreme Court
Aviator Renaux Lands On Peak To Win Prize
In Clermont-Ferrand France on March 7 aviator Renaux landed atop Mt Puy de Dome at 4806 feet and won a prize of 20000 dollars the high summit marked by the Southeast France ascent.
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Clermont - Ferrand
France
Renaux
Mt. Puy-de-Dome
Sugar San Francisco Paddy Prices Parity Report
Sugar market notes from San Francisco dated March 7 show Paddy prices and parity details with 4,000 units of context. Previous quotations are noted, indicating price movements and market status.
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San Francisco
Mar
Judiciary committee to discuss primary bill and city act
A judiciary committee session is set for this evening at 780 o'clock in the hall of Representatives Judweary building. The agenda includes the direct primary bill and three bills introduced last week amending the City and County act to establish a form of municipal government. Chairman Cute will lead, and this morning the cult dude Wo Le Wiitney is expected to present a direct primary bill modeled on the Berkeley system for committee consideration.
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Ube Dwartpar
Judiciary Committee
House
Cute
Herkeley
Calayetem
Higher-Wage Bills Meet Opposition In Honolulu Session
The Honolulu city and county public works bill proposing revenue at $2 instead of $1.50 faced postponement after morning readings. The chamber is divided and advocates hope to muster enough support to defeat the measure as another bill on universal public works funding is considered. The Civic Federation set its annual meeting for tomorrow at 4 PM in the Chamber of Commerce rooms.
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Khorera
Honolulu
Howe
Clyio Federation
Tts
Chamber of Commerce
U S Mobilizes 20000 Troops Toward Mexican Frontier
U S forces rush twenty thousand troops under Major-General William H. Carter toward the Mexican border. Brigadiers Mays Blist Smith Hoyt Mills lead commands from Columbia California Missouri Fort D A Russell and the Gulf. The message notes maneuvers amid rumors of potential conflict as brigades and the Thirtieth Infantry move south to join the front.
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Washington, D. C
William
Washington, D.C
Carter
M. P. Mays
Department of Columbia
Tasker H. Blist
Department of California
Frederick A. Smith
Department of Missouri
Ralph W. Hoyt
Fort D. A. Russell
Wyo
Albert L. Mills
Department of the Gulf
San Francisco
Mar
Transport Buford Carries Food For 30 000 Starving Chinese
The army transport Buford sailed from Seattle carrying provisions for famine relief in China. It carries food sufficient to feed 30,000 Chinese until the new crops mature in June and the worst period passes. The ship’s cargo is valued at 930,000 and the relief effort is coordinated with the United States and aided by the Christian Herald and Red Cross.
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Buford
Seattle
Wank
United States
Christin Herald
Milwauker
Puget Sound
Chretien Herald
Supervisors To Get More Power In County Bill
A fragmented report outlines proposed authorizations for county boards to regulate public utilities and services. It notes possible penalties for noncompliance, details about franchise oversight, and the need for annual financial disclosures by public service corporations. Continued discussion is promised.
Problem of Minimum Rate for County Laborers Debated in Senate
Debates over a proposed 200 daily wage for county laborers occupy the Senate. Committee reports, postponements, and remarks by Senator Brown and Senator Chilingworth shape the discussion as amendments and an emergency fund appear in play.
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Senate
Taborens
Cecil Brown
Chilingworth
Rendie
Robert
Serratoy Brown
Brown
Catitaitee
Ohio
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U.S
Pablo Hill
Kapatulu Nuvara
Jose J. Dias
Mexico
Proms Cable
H. Carter
Mexican Frontier
Great Britain
Protedte
Vartow
Ed ‘Towhe
Oulu
Wnough
Yver Puble Service
Puble
Weltwater
Corie
Chanelion Bnvin Voy Ordrey
Dupray
Carey
Ray
Chiline
Tie
Makekau
Mairebild
Board of Math
Emily Fae
Chili Wowth
Baker Amd
Percailie
Special Commission
Hivtie Stantey
Elgerte
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