Old Weston Ends Long Walk Across the Nation
New York on May 2 E P Weston a seventy year old pedestrian arrived in New York completing a long walk from Los Angeles in seventy seven days. Weston began the journey July 14 covering 3899 miles with a record of 121 miles in one stretch in 1879 and a Portland Maine to Chicago trek in 1907 lasting twenty nine days.
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Chicago
Heike Must Stand Trial in Sugar Trust Fraud Case
Washington May 2 Secretary Heike of the Sugar Trust faces trial on indictment for complicity in frauds by the American Sugar Refining Company after the Supreme Court denied passage on his appeal. The decision mandates a court proceeding.
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Supreme Court
Roosevelt Arrives in Copenhagen to Crown Prince Welcome
Colonel Roosevelt reached Copenhagen on May 2 and was warmly received by the Crown Prince. The visit marks a cordial greeting as Roosevelt engages in discussions abroad.
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Copenhagen
Colonel Roosevelt
Denmark
Appointment of Gov Charles E as Associate Justice Brewer
Judge Hughes in Washington reports the May 9 appointment of Gov. Charles E to the position of Associate Justice Brewer, confirming the selection and its implications for the court in the nation’s capital.
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Charles E. In
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Toda
Auto Accident on Waialua Road Sparks Dispute
A Sunday auto accident on Waialua Road sparked a clash over damage extent. One witness says the two ton machine remained partly intact and could be moved in a day or two, while another reports the rear section burned and considers it a severe car crash. Details continue on another page.
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Manchuria Steamer Arrives After Pleasant Pacific Crossing
The Pacific Mail liner Manchuria docked at Alakea wharf after a smooth voyage from San Francisco. Captain Dixon and HOF members staged games and music on board for passengers including Hincherry and Mose. The ship carried 53 cabin and 6 steerage passengers, with seven automobiles and 463 racks of mainland mail among its cargo. The voyage from San Francisco took 6 days 16 hours and 38 minutes, with clear weather and no incidents.
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San Preecisco
Local Masons Honor Pierce In Hawaiian Visit Aboard Manchuria
W Frank Merce Grand Master of California Masonry hosts a visit by a local Masonic delegation to Honor Pierce. The group toured the Pacific Mall liner Manchuria and was welcomed at the Aiken Street wharf. Pierce, Grand Chancellor of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite, enjoyed the trip and social lodge efforts to make his stay pleasant. He may return to San Francisco aboard the Packard Mongolla though details are pending.
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Woolley Refuses to Comment on Pacific Mall Visit
John G. Woolley of the Anti Saloon League of Hawaii remains silent on events leading to the pleblacite dispute. He avoided discussion aboard the Manchuria in San Francisco Bay with reporters and kept to his cabin amid crowd attention and questions about Washington plans and upcoming campaign.
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Little Chance For Suspension Says Kubio
Delegate Kubio reports from Washington that the coastwise shipping bill faces slim chances this session due to committee scheduling and calendar pressures. He notes dates shifting from April 20 to May 4 and forecasts possible Congressional action timing, with calendar and regular sessions constraining debate.
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Kubio
Washington
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Com Krona
Mutineers of Babcock Up for Trial
The case names John Drennan and others aboard the ship W F Babcock charged with mutiny in federal court. The complaint claims on March 20 in US waters the crew defied Captain Harris over navigation. Jurors listed include C J McCarthy D K Hao Olaf Onated J Fox Patrick McGrath and others.
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W. F. Babcock
United States
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C. J. McCarthy
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J. Fox
Patrick McGrath
Joho Moe Pant Me In
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Lew Girt
Manuel C Pachera
Inter Island Traffic Probe Leads to Coast In Sugar Inquiry
A sprawling report describes inter island traffic enforcement probes tied to the Western sugar interests. Special prosecutor Knapp and the U S attorney general’s office head an inquiry into potential antitrust violations by sugar refineries and related firms. Grand jury activity centers on Matson Navigation, Spreckels, and Wohlenberg associates as investigators seek evidence of restraint of trade.
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Washington
Penitentiary for Swindler Convicted in California
Frank McSherry, a principal actor in a poolroom swindle and wire tapping feud, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to one year in San Quentin. Ex-police commissioner Flannery, connected to the fraud via McSherry, April 29. An entertainment at the Church of the Good Shepherd in Walworth this Saturday, led by Mrs Dore von Tempsky, aims to raise funds for a church organ costing about 1200 dollars.
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Increased reward for murderer raised to $600
High Sheriff Henry announced an increased reward of six hundred dollars for the capture of Anderton Grace, the escaped murderer. Civilians plan search parties, boosting chances of locating the fugitive and bringing him to justice.
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Census Evasion Prosecutions Loom Over Washington
Census Director Victor Clark reports a cable from Washington warning of prosecutions and $100 fines for individuals refusing to answer census questions. Hawaii observers note cooperation varies by question sensitivity while business figures defend disclosure of mortgage data as public property.
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Uncle Sam's
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Hawaii
Valletta
Bureau of Conveyances
Japanese Spy Sentenced After Hong Kong Fort Sketching
A Japanese spy captured while photographing Hong Kong fortifications was judged today and sentenced to imprisonment. Authorities note harsher handling of Japanese spies compared with American counterparts. The seized operative was apprehended a few days ago during the covert reconnaissance.
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Hongkong
Legacy tax deemed illegal by court ruling
Washington May 2 Legacy taxes totaling five million dollars collected during the Spanish War must be returned by the Government under a decision handed down by the Court of Claims The tax was paid in protest and the court holds the collection was illegal
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Court of
Cisumé
Spain
Secretary Ballinger denies resignation report
Secretary of the Interior Ballinger issued a statement denying a report that he contemplates resigning, calling the claim unfounded and asking for confirmation of his continued service.
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Washington, D.C
Secretary of the Interior
Ballinger
Mines Bill Passes Congress Heads to President
The bill to create four Bureau of Mines units has cleared Congress and now awaits the President's signature. The measure aims to standardize mining regulation and oversight nationwide, marking a major shift in federal control of mineral industries.
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Washington, D. C
Bureau of Mines
Congress
Hi Alge Nature
Vasilieff Remains in Prison Cell Amid Latest unrest
Reports claim Vasilieff is still confined while police prepare warrants that may not be executed. Grand jury activity is expected to target ringleaders from recent police station trouble as Russian figures allegedly form a local government with Vantlieg as interpreter.
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Lellehue
Ruslane
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