No Demands On U S By Germany
Reports from Washington and Berlin indicate no German demands on the United States over protection of German subjects in Mexico. The War Department says mobilization aims to safeguard American interests, not European pressure. At Mare Island Marines and cartridges are en route to San Diego for field use. In El Paso twenty insurgents crossed into the U.S. and were captured as patrols tightened border security.
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Associated Res
Washington, D. C
War Department
Mexico
Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Mar
United States
Washington
Remy
Mare Island
Cal
San Diego
Buffalo
Associated Presa
Ible
EL Paso
Tex
Mexican Situation Up in House Endorsed
The Hawaii House endorsed a plan to send National Guard officers to the Mexican frontier to observe and protect American interests. The resolution urges maximum quota and asks the Hawaii Legislature to communicate approval to the President and Secretary of War. Col Jones and Adjutant-General were preparing to follow War Department instructions.
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National Guard of
Hawaii
House of Representatives
National Guard
War Department
Freat
Honolulu
National Guard of Hawaii
Col Jones
Richards in Japan plan to fund Japanese scholarships
Theodore Richards, manager of The Friend magazine in Honolulu, announces a plan to award five ten dollar scholarships to Japanese writers in aid of fostering friendly Japan America relations. The effort aligns with Congresss large appropriation for education at the Mid Pacific Institute and seeks broad patronage from supporters in both nations.
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Tokyo
Japan
Americ
Iis
Honolulu
The
Friend
Theodore Richards
Mater
Washington, D.C
Cation
Mid-Pacific Institute
America
All Richards
Incanity Plea Sparks House Debate on Insanity Verdicts
A sharp debate in the Indiana House of Representatives centers on a proposed bill related to insanity pleas. The measure would require courts to immediately commit any defendant acquitted by reason of mental derangement to a state facility, pending further proceedings, with confinement penalties for the insane. The discussion highlights concerns over criminal accountability and due process.
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Indy House of
Rep
Chile
Gali
Hill
Ollie
Fiether
Cone
Burr
Hawaii National Guard Officer Faces Frontline Odds
Colonel Jones of Hawaii National Guard spoke on a pending selection for officers to join regulars on the front for observation and destruction. A War Department cable sought information about Guard officers, but specifics remain secret while Washington makes the final choice.
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Jones
Cate
Washington
Hawaii
Jones Caw
Taft Addresses Commercial Congress in Atlanta
President Taft spoke to the Commercial Congress in Atlanta on March 10, addressing members on policy and trade concerns.
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TAFT
Atlanta
Commercial Congress
Explosion at Pleasant Prairie Damages Property Kills One
In Douglas Wisconsin on March burst of sixty tons dynamite at Pleasant Prairie causes $100000 in damage and a fatality with many injuries. Private houses near the powder works are wrecked and cattle perish from the shock as doctors and nurses rush to tend the wounded.
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Douglas
Wis
Mar
Pleasant Prairer
Peace measures obtain in Honduras sail coast crash
Peace has been established along the east coast for the time being as ships weather the storm off the Spambutt coast. A number of fishing craft were wrecked and twenty five sailors' bodies were recovered. Janee Wo Mall of Berkshire Life Insurance in Windfall Maine was involved after a serious incident.
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Puerto Cortez
Mar
Spambutt
Janee Wo Mall
Berkshire Life Insirance Company
Windall Pittefield
Maine
Tony Diese
Laws Passed and Acts Published in Tomorrow's Bulletin
The legislature approves acts and orders publication in the Bulletin tomorrow, numbering acts one through thirteen. Pepperpotref Poi Powe Belagath Kuhio cables his departure to Honolulu on the Lavelle. Mrs. La Andrews, widow of the late Andrews, plans to return to her Hilo home aboard the Kea next Tuesday morning.
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Kuhio
Honolulu
Lavelle
For Sale Palolo Hill Ocean View Kaimuki Kalihi
Ocean View and Kalihi area listing notices show a sale action at Palolo Hill with contact at Bishop St below King St and phone 3446 for JOSE J. DIAS. The short classified line indicates a real estate sale listing with no further details in the readable fragment.
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Ocean View
Kaimuki Kapabulu
Nawanu Kalihi Jose J. Dias
King St
Palolo Hill
Libby cannery and model village planned on Hawaii coast
Libby McNeill and Libby project begins at Kahului on Maui as a large pineapple cannery with an adjacent model village. Chicago backers push construction with planned May 1 start and May 15 completion, including a 120 by 1380 foot cannery, 40 by 110 drying rooms, and a town designed for cleanliness and sanitation.
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Kahaluw
Islanda
la Libby
Mactwr Jane
Chicago
Macfarlane
HL. Kerr
Honolu
Libby
McNeill & Libby
Libby, McNeill, & Libby
Thin
Neville
Chicago Tour Abandoned as Ship Disabled
Honolulu dispatch reports the Chicago tour canceled after a ship failure. Minnesota Chamber of Commerce officials confirmed the tour’s planned two day stop was dropped, with Secretary Wood signaling regret and noting all planned events were scrapped.
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Chicago
Chara of Commerce
Honolulu
Minnesota
Chicago Chamber OF Commerce
Wood
Chvanter of Commerce
Declare Against Tax Amendment in Hawaii Senate Report
A Honolulu area report outlines opposition to a tax amendment attached to Senate Bill 26. The judiciary committee finds the bill in order with no suggested changes, while business groups criticize public financing provisions and note concerns over bonds, interest, and sinking funds. The hearing highlighted tax and credit implications for territorial finances and local government structures.
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Senate
Planters’ Association Trustees
Merclin Th’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Judiciary
Honolulu
Wee
Uwe
Cali
Wale
Soliet
Oulu
Dell Brown
Ehaleimin Howe
Hawaii
Eudod Committee
Mawaii
Revival of The Mikado For Charity Tonight
Amateurs of marked ability perform Gilbert and Sullivan’s The Mikado in Honolulu for the Humane Society fundraiser. Tonight’s opening show shortly after 8 at the Hawaiian Opera House features a strong cast and a matinee the next day, with tickets selling fast at Territorial Messenger Service.
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Himane Society
Honolulu
Revice
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Judd
Cecil Brown
Makekau
Geonie A
James D Dieatherly
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Ie Kok
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