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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1912
Page
3
In Chicago on March 12, Thule Kahanamoku, Hawaii’s representative, was edged for the final Olympic berth by Philip Mallon. Mallon clocked 2% seconds in the heat, while Kahanamoku’s effort set a strong USA mark. Kens Heth Rasbach placed third as the race showcased speed and national talent.
President Taft told the Texas congressional delegation that explicit congressional authorization is needed before any intervention in Mexico. Taft said the step would be too serious for personal action and would require a clear order from Congress. In New York the government case against sugar-fraud defendants nears trial as hundreds of witnesses are subpoenaed.
A humorous rural remark likens some wives to the landlord of the town’s sole hotel, noting they cook what they like. The speaker adds folk blame a lazy man’s family, hinting at broader social quirks and local character.
The document notes a jury trial declaration that the defense plans to prove a continuing conspiracy to violate criminal sections of the Sherman Act. In Washington March 1 the Home today passed the agricultural appropriation bill totaling 18,800,000 to support the department, experimental stations and foreign experiments. The appropriation reflects a rise from last year’s 18,060,010.
The coal miners of Heleium face a likely general strike after a national pattern. Some 45 000 people tied to the mines or related industries would be affected if the decision goes affirmative, following English miners' actions. Government moves to dissolve a railroad marker dispute are also noted as the case reaches the Supreme Court in Washington. An Amistint Surgeon Trajectory from the Wilhelmina liner sets travel for Honolulu, with a keynote replacement in Hawaii.
In San Francisco on March 12 Antone Baruiski shot at his sweetheart’s relatives after her refusal to marry him, killing himself and wounding both his mother and ally Neill Bye. The mother and daughter suffer, with medical staff rushing to the scene following the wreck near Terre Haute.
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