Beef Trust Is Again Indicted in Antitrust Case
Chicago March 21 federal grand jury returned new indictments against National Packing Company for antitrust violations. Armours Swift Mortis subsidiaries named as defendants alongside the main trust. Efforts also underway to dissolve the National Packing Company for alleged illegal operations.
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Chicago
Mar
National Packing Company
Federal Grand Jury
Nackers’ Trust
Armour, Swift and Mortis
Naetictal Packing Company
Italy Cabinet Resigns Over Merchant Marine Subsidy Defeat
Rome March 21 The Italian Cabinet resigns as it foresees defeat of the government measure to subsidize the nation's merchant marine. President and opposition parliament expected to decide next steps amid financial strain and shipping policy repercussions.
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Rome
Italy
Smith Promoted to Captain on Nippon Maru Voyage
The Nippon Maru promoted Smith to captain amid a voyage from Yokohama to San Francisco with stops in Hong Kong and Japan. Captain Stevens may assume command of another Toyo Kinen Katho trader. rough seas and engine trouble mark the current trip. Five hundred tons of freight and a half-dead saloon passenger are aboard as the ship sails toward Honolulu and San Francisco.
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Toyo Kuen Kalla
Nippon Marin
Orient
Simith
Maor Amerida Stern
Yeogul
Hongkong
Japan
Bouthang Central Auchor
Hanahilu
Cayinin Mith
Powuke
vMcor
Amurien
Van
San Francisco
Yokoham
Nonvig
United States
Veawal IC
Burayere
Max Schlemmers Japanese Agent Case in Federal Warrant
Max Schlemmers and one of his Japanese agents, King Man Sellen, face a federal indictment. Andre Robertson filed the indictment, alleging violation of U S immigration laws and related counts. The two men are linked to Layman Aninitd and the Territory of the United States, with witnesses including Layean. (Continued on page 4).
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Max Schlemmer
Man” Sellen
Lobe
Tye
Judd
Penn
Wigration Lowe
Turritory
United Stats
Japan
Mile Schremmer
Auto Liquor Seller Under Heavy Bond
A hearing before United States Commissioner Judd dealt with cases of White and Wit Won the 64. A number of Fifth Cavalry soldiers were called to testify about January pay and purchases of liquor. An automobile ferrying John Barnegoorn’s party distributed whiskey to soldiers at rates from 1.50 to 2.00 per bottle. The proceedings noted bonds set at 5000 and a further hearing possible.
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Judd
White
Wit
Elig Haier
Mery
le Tehun
Cape Win
Newan
United States
Dietret
Wisson
Memi
Withwanon
United Stateu
Breekone
Caosall
Letiehua
John Barnegoorn
Iq Auly Pasweniter
County Attorney to Answer Tonight at Supervisors Meeting
The county board will discuss a frelimit ordinance as the Board of Supervisors meets tonight. County Attorney answers questions on the legality and potential upholding by the Buyrome Court. The session will cover the ordinance language and the board members forthcoming votes.
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Board of Supervixore
Buyrome Court
Boa
Marcy
Wibrdine
Speaker's Upset Sparks House Reform Motion
Washington March 71 The downfall of regular Republicans through the Navy resolution prompts a proposed reorganization in the House. A new Fouss committee would oversee all committees and act as Speaker, with authority to manage conference reports and approvals.
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Washington, D. C
House of Representatives
Pittsburg City Bribery Scandal Involves Councilman Klein
City attorney's office outlines a large scheme alleging wholesale bribery of Pittsburg council members by local banks seeking city funds deposits. Former Councilman Klein, already convicted for a related crime, exposed broader fraud and names many prominent citizens, with more names expected as facts unfold.
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Klein
Showa
Hilo Railway Stock Signals in Weak Market Trade
Traders watched a broad decline with Hatchiwon holding at 49 while Hilo Railway common rose to 19.50 amid scattered blocks in Hawaiiolon stocks. Purchasers appeared ready for lower prices as market activity and sugar price shifts influenced sentiment among investors.
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Hatchiwon
Wich
Honokan
Walalua
Pioneer
Hilo Railway
Nfigen
Next Count Planned in Duke Young Contest
Voters are informed that another count will be held tomorrow evening in the Duke Young Contest. The plan is to publish the result in the paper and bulletin before 4 p.m. today and voters are urged to place entries in the allot box by that deadline.
Hawaii bill raises circuit judge pay to four thousand
Hawaii politics and law move forward as the House Committee on Territories reports a Hawaii Organic Act amendment. The bill raises circuit judges salaries from 3500 to 4000 dollars and fixes the governor’s pay at 10000 dollars, while constraining land sales to homesteads or house lots and mandating openings for sale after 25 applications.
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Washington
Hawaii
House Committee On ‘Territories
Congress
Committee On Territories
Territory of
Senate
Monk
Public Land Sale At Wein AL ROOK Hr Dy Lands Barter
Public sale of agricultural and pasture lands drew many land dealers bidding. Prominent candidate Link McCunneas faced protest from a Democratic contender as a revenue surveyor map guided allocations. Numerous lots, including 40 acre parcels, sold to several purchasers with prices ranging from hundreds to thousands. Notable bidders and attendees included Charles Chillingworth and R J Testa among others. The event closed amid remarks on government methods.
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Muraton Campnell
Wein AL Rook
Link McCunneas
Congress
Nia
Tina Fe
Breward
Lot
Keaan
Mee
C. A. Paterson
Gear PJ. Testa
John Ilbwet
McCandrews
Runaway Horse Runs Through Hotel Street
Yesterday morning at about 11 o clock a runaway horse was calmed on Hotel Street after bolting through the area, startling pedestrians and causing minor disruption before riders regained control.
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Haecomnghon
Train Horror Claims Forty Five Dead In Enellerauag
A collision near Enelleruag, Towa, killed forty five passengers and injured sixty others. Authorities scramble to confirm the final death toll as rescue and recovery operations continue.
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Enelleruag
Towa
Mar
James
Tod
Quinn Fined After Davis Car Crash at Court
A judge found Tom Quinn guilty after testimony about a Davis smash and a maddened horse. The decision noted Quinn may have driven the vehicle that crashed into Lay’s window or caused the disturbance leading to the accident. Attorneys Lightfoot and Mogoon defended Quinn. the court cited uncertain causation and blamed the commotion for the crash.
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Judey Meirade
Quinn
Hidieen
Gilbert
Damvir
Quinn Driehug
Lightfoot
Chia Quiny
Mogoon
Vorier
Pastor Doe
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Nippon
Mary
Schlemmer
Leilehua
Pittsburg
Senate UK
Cunkig
Campbell
McCandless
Tom Quinn
Davis Smash
Daige Andrade
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