Supreme Court decision threats transit cost per mile
The Rapid Transit Company faces $40,000 per mile costs for paving and track maintenance influenced by a Territorial Supreme Court ruling. The decision discusses pavement between Ameland and outside foot and could push the dispute to the U S Supreme Court. Officials anticipate continued legal action and potential appeals, with key figures proposing to pursue prompt next steps.
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Supreme Court
Lo Tenney
Rapid Transit
Tavlit Transit Company
Territo- Fhl Supreme Court
MOR
Ameland
King Street
Murestan Campbell
Rapid ‘Transit Company
Irene Court
Mople ‘Transit Company
Kapit ‘Pratt
Supreme Court of the United States
Lees Hinusnemete
Taylor Transit
Hart
Coupe Nason
Pook
Hattethe
Hee
Athens
Memorials and Baseball Bulletin Promises Prompt Attention
A morning baseball game at 11:20 at G C Mall and Bon park between BY en and Starett ended with Eventing Bulletin winning after nine innings. Lineups included Kapita, Ake, Lomo, Tatehe, Benny, Moon, Jax H., with E Hendrick Ltd and Marchant and Alaker arranging further play on Saturday.
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G. C. Mall & Bon Park
Tihe
Acore
Kapita
Ps Ake
Lomo
Tatehe
Benny
Moon
Jax H. E. Hendrick, Ltd
Tattoo Me
Marchant and
Alaker
Poulsen Busy in Honolulu On Invasion Plans
Elwell, agent for the Paulsen wireless company, is in Honolulu for four months reviewing local lines and preparing plans for an invasion of the Held by his company. He has dodged publicity while working with the Western division and Marenni wireters, aiming to push a transpacific route and involve the allied people in the telegraphic project.
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Elwell
Paulsen Wireless Company
Ein Honoluland
Hie Comepany
Lnwitt
Khwell
Abe
Kiwell
Sewside
Ileselelows
Territorial Investment Company Amended Capital Listing
The Territorial Investment Co and Dowsett Co are noted with amendments to capital stock. Incorporators include Robet Re Bond Arthur Le Maniaye and others, with Klatt Investment Co, Ltd as a related party. John Macauley is mentioned with a differing stake and officers listed as Robert Bont president A Le MacKaye vice president and John Macauley secretary treasurer.
Principals Stand Against Politics Amid War Reporting Debate
A tense session shows principals united against political influence in education during wartime policy review. The majority supports a revised yology of study while a minority questions continuity as committees push a wartime report forward.
Union Men Propose County Ticket for May Ballot
Union officials present a proposed county ticket at a May meeting naming candidates for mayor supervisor sheriff clerk auditor attorney and treasurer. Some members doubt whether to back the slate or run independently, with a committee to meet them at the next gathering. May 4.
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Drew E. Vox
GK. Deawehaku
David Kanuho
P Low
Kor Uheritt
Wilson
Jteree
P Makaliw
George Emnittien
D. Kaleuokalan
Dark Whtemann
Willey C Aprit
Tor
Interest in Shinyo Maru Life Boats Sparks Japanese Focus
Report notes Japanese interest in lifeboats aboard Shinyo Maru after a voyage near Honolulu. Observers compare lifeboat equipment and readiness to US Navy standards, citing box inspections, safety gear, and crew readiness. Local officials and sailors discuss boat capacity and safety measures as the ship sails toward Yokohama.
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Shinyo Maru Life Boats
Striking Immigrants Refuse Farm Duty Amid Station Standstill
News reports a revolt at the Ferestoriat migration station where many Spanish immigrants refused to work at plantations. Secretary Kearns warned that those not complying would face removal. authorities moved some to clear the station, with further actions anticipated today and more warnings issued.
Taft Says Roosevelt Not Needed For Nomination
Taft, speaking in Newark, N J, said New Jersey delegates are not needed for his nomination but he would like to win them. He alleged Roosevelt is planning to travel to York before the convention. The Third and Fourth Divisions of the Atlantic Fleet under Admiral Osterhaus, aboard the cruiser Washington, have been ordered to sail for Key West.
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Shu Euherar
Newark
N. J
Taft
Watt
Hare
New Jersey
Roosevelt
Key West
Osterhaus
Washington
Merit Haleem
Washington, D.C
Atlantic Fleet
YMCA Names Three Mainland Experts For New Staff
Three of four YMCA of the Midwest experts appointed after a secretary Past Kuper trip to the mainland have joined. Johnwon of Portland Oregon will serve as physical director, Cedar Rapids Iowa secures voice secretary and stenographer, and Loyd Kite becomes intelligence work chief with strong church ties. Katharine Kilben and Lovinie Loon are noted as key coordinators. Miss Bivens remains office secretary awaiting another physical director.
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Past Kuper
Muper
St. Lowis
Init
Larsner
Hae
Onme
Ruper Hae
Ut Johnwon of Portland, Oe
Hvest Ameddations
J. A. Meten
Cedar Rapide
Latimer
Hoyd Ro Kite
Yomca
Mantet
YMCA
University of Missouri
Kuper
Charles Loon
Hove
Lovinie
Kilben Hive
Rollelaue
Fhl
Bivens
Tecorve
Kelen Ruprle
YM Coa
Gottine
Unlucky Bark Loses Charter Amid Weather Delays
The article reports that Unlucky Bark faced charter cancellation after bad weather last December. The vessel, tied to the Angar Maetors and Ceetaf round the Harn, returned to Falkland for repairs and could not arrive in time. Charter loss impacts Hugue people awaiting the ship.
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Falkland
Taft and Roosevelt Campaign Tour Across New Jersey
President Taft spoke in Newark Arlington Orange Park Passaic Paterson and Ridgewood as he campaigned through New Jersey. Roosevelt toured Long Branch Red Bank Parth Amboy and other towns in a mobile stumping effort.
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Capertat Warde
Jersey City
N. J
Taft
Newark
Arlington
Orange Park
Passaic
Paterson
Ridgewood
Roosevelt
Long Branch
Red Bank
Parth Amboy
Gov Johnson to Second Roosevelt Nomination at Convention
Sacramento May 25 Colonel Roosevelt telegraphed Gov Hiram Johnson of California to deliver the seconding speech for him at the Republican national convention and Johnson has accepted. Washington May 25 Representative McKinley Taft campaign manager claims 867 instructed delegates for Taft. Dixon Roosevelt's manager claims 629, including 46 for Cumming Follette. Democratic side shows Champ Clark Oscar Underwood and Governor Wilson counts.
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Ttn
Sacramento
Cal
Colonel Roosevelt
Senor
Hiram Johnson
California
Johnson
Inwene
Mat le
Believed Lorimer Will Resign Amid Bribery Charges
Washington May 2. It is believed Senator Lorimer of Sinoin will resign due to bribery charges, despite a committee finding him not guilty. The Senate division is seen as 40 for him, 3 against, and 19 doubtful, shaping resignation prospects.
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Washington, D. C
Lorimer
Sinoin
Senate
Last of Schmitz Indictments Dismissed in Bribery Case
In San Francisco on May 25 Judge Lawlor dismissed the final indictments against former Mayor Eugene Schmitz who faced bribery charges. The special grand jury proceedings concluded with the cases dropped. The action ends decades of legal action tied to municipal corruption allegations.
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Francisco
Cal
Lawlor
Eugene Schmitz
Ty Cobb Strike Reinstated After Appeal Sources Say
Ty Cobb suspended after a baseball strike incident with Detroit Amerts in Chicago. An appeal led to reinstatement with a fine and official suspension details unclear in the fragment.
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TY Cobb
Espeal
Chicago
Cane
Detroit Amerts
Ted
Net of law closes on Clarence Darrow case
In Los Angeles on May 25 George N Lockswood testified he was approached by Bert M Frankelin a former deputy U S marshal and offered a bribe while serving as an unsummoned venireman in the McNamara dynamite case. The testimony ties Franklin a detective employed by Darrow to the bribery attempt.
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Caer
Los Angeles
Cal
Clarence McNamaras
Los Angeles Times
George N. Lockswood
Bert M. Frankelin
U. S
Lockwood
Venireman
McNamara
Franklin
Darrow
Dr Cooper 10 Returns From Mexico Voyage
Dr Cooper returns June 15 from a voyage via Paris and Mexico with Mrs McGrew. He was among refugees traveling to California escaping guerilla violence. Deputy Sheriff Alberte of Bristol reports trouble connected to New Britain-Hartford baseball game incident.
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Sherif Alberte Plaine
Bristol
Conn
Mainville
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