McNamara Aldy Faces Legal Strife in Los Angeles Bomb Case
San Francisco May 9 reports say the American Federation of Labor has called unions to fund defense for John J. McNamara and James W. McNamara, accused in the Los Angeles Times dynamiting. Officials describe a high profile case with trials in Los Angeles and related motions in federal and district courts.
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Gal
American Federation of Labor
John J
James W. McNamara
Los Angeles Times
WAH Angler
Cal
Ape
Conmbelty
Aguinat
MeNarna Tay
Ne Phavee Tvathitiene
Bryon
Kennelien
Tyrevo
Ballbey
Arsonutt
Fran Testu
T Millar
de Mindertolen
Rman
Arigoshot
Sento
Governor Frear May Go East
Governor Frear stated this morning that Treasurer Conkling will travel east with a four million dollar bond to secure a loan. He indicated the details of the bond and the route will be discussed with federal agents in New York and with the War Department in Washington.
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Frear
Preay
Treamurer Conkling
Binant
Mwatt
Tawt
Conten Hon
Hawali
New York
Delegate Says He Will Fight The Governor
Delegate Kahle declares he will oppose Governor Frear in Washington if unable to defeat him here. He accuses the Chief Executive of a breach with the party and signals support for a shipping measure to broaden passenger travel. The split within the Republican ranks centers on reappointment and policy alignment.
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Washington
Hiwwath
Kntile
Tilneel
Doyernor Frear
Kuhin
Frear
Republian Party
Kahle
Bat Joni
Kishin
Netine
Hawaii
Amtte
Must Vacate Judiciary Building Within Three Months
Readers are informed that the judiciary building must be vacated within three months as the Public Works Department reorganizes the location. The note details shifting departmental spaces and the timing of the building clearance, with officials awaiting governor and public works input to finalize the move.
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Department of Public Works
Eost
Pendine
John McCandless 30 Years Since From Hawaii Voyage
A fragmented reminiscence marks thirty years since John McCandless and the “McCandrows” trio left Hawaii aboard the barkentine Diamond. The piece recalls their early work ethic, ties to plantations, and lingering memories of the voyage and people from the mainland.
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John Mos
Finn
Aeriesian
Honriette
Maui Judge Dies After Severe Strokes in Maui Court
Maui Judge Kepoikal died at 2 am after his third stroke. Funeral at Episcopal church in Wailuku at 3 pm with burial in Wailuku cemetery under Masonry. He was 49 and a prominent figure in Hawaii's legal and teaching circles, having served as court official and trustee in the Maui district.
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Wailuku
Maui
Kepoikal
Episcopal Church
Hawaiian Sugar Men Eye Philippines Deal
Prominent Philippine capitalist D. M. Carman abroad in Honolulu announced a joint stock plan to finance Calamba estate development in the Philippines. The deal aims to bring Philippine sugar production up to modern standards with Hawaiian and London capital likely to participate. The plan contemplates local control and rapid execution, with Wall Street and Philippine interests both monitoring the negotiations.
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Loca Capital Laty
Femres
Phitty Pine
Philipines
Mont Muccomntil
Hawaii
Phil Nites
Catamba
Unien
Atolar Ends in Death After Drunken Row
A Korean man died after a drunken street confrontation at Ning Miles corner. Olan killed by fatal injuries sustained in the brawl. Police report confirms the incident occurred late last night.
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Hhlo
Ning Miles Corny
Olan
Nie Hujuries
Jute Bags Free Under Free List Bill
Nawal backs the Free List bill approved by the House. Jute bags to aid the sugar industry will be free, shifting costs from $175,000 to $200,000 annually. Imported from Calcutta, the list includes rural implements, cotton bagging, leather goods, footwear, and various commodities.
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Nawal
Konato Ant
Swimmers Near at Hand Wholesale Meeting Transcript
A fragmentary report notes a special Board of Wit meeting convened to discuss reselling remitations and lifting restrictions at Wall, with health authorities and a pro tem president in attendance. The text references the United States Marine Hospital Revlon and potential lifting of inter local prohibitions, though details are unclear.
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Prment
China
United Srute
Cuba
United States
Board of
Wit
Frnoen
Wall
LMR
Moe
Molt-Hrnitl
Nat
United States Marine Hospital
Marine Hospital Serview
Washington
Fragmentary Sugar San Francisco Market Note
A damaged OCR page from Sugar San Francisco discusses a May 1 item about a new harbor dock project and concrete bed work. It references prior quotations, a test for purity, and cautions about bed integrity and potential delays related to the Paarl Harbor derdock refurbishment.
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Paarl
Countess Bethien and the Persian Prophet Vision Tale
A fragmented 1910s-era account describes Countess Aurelia Bethien traveling the Pacific routes and claiming a second coming. The piece notes visions of a holy woman, a jeweled watch, and prophecies of a savior as crowds gather and speculation grows.
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Countone
Aurelia Bethien
Pacific Mall
Countess Bethien
Procesda
Phange
Hurmat
Perala
Bethien
Ocean Health Board Defers Swim Restrictions
A swimming health committee in Washington postponed newly proposed limits this afternoon awaiting perspectives from the Marine Hospital Service. The present rule will continue in force pending official guidance and possible revisions.
Senator Stone Criticized For Inactivity On Mexico Border
A dispatch from El Paso reports General Francisco Madero’s rebels attacking Juarez, seizing parts of the city and demanding surrender. Federal troops defend in trenches and clash amid fire, with the rebels firing at post office buildings and threatening nearby structures. Senator William J. Stone faces censure over U S government inaction regarding border citizen protection.
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T Amodated Brose
Washington, D.C
William J. Stone
United States
Prem Pihie
EL Paso
Tex
Juarez
Francisco Madero
Fedarain
Tia Juana Falls as Mexican forces seize border town
May 9 reports from San Diego describe a desperate attack that overwhelmed Tia Juana, with many killed and wounded. Military authorities confirm capture of the border town by opposing forces, as fighting continues nearby.
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Diego
Cali
Tia Juana
Baseball Scores From Bla Leagues May Reunite in Big Leagues
American league Boston 5 Cleveland 4. Detroit 10 New York 0. National league Cincinnati 6 Boston 3. Philadelphia 2 New York 5. Chicago 2 Brooklyn 2. Brooklyn reformatted: St Louis 2. Venue: San Francisco. Date: May. Event: baseball results in Bla Leagues.
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Cal
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Jonton
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Philamehia
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louie
Senator Gore proposes Philippines surrender with Senate resolution
Senator Thomas P Gore of Oklahoma introduces a Senate joint resolution stating the government would surrender sovereignty of the Philippines at the first practicable moment. The measure frames this as the official policy of the United States, prompting debate over imperial ties and strategic commitments.
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Washington, D. C
Thomas P. Gore
Ghrahams
Senate
Philippines
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