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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1911
Page
7
A damaged OCR fragment from The Times references a trial in California with unclear parties and dates. It mentions Los Angeles and public SANL, plus alleged revocations or acts, but the wording is garbled. The item reads as an unfinished notice or brief on a court matter with uncertain details.
Fragmentary text discusses the YWCA and Christian Science within a religious reform context. It references leaders, progressive Christianity, and a call to break down prejudice while urging cautious, hopeful followership amid uncertain times.
Fragmentary letter decries harsh wartime medical treatment and calls for duty to country. Urges support for army doctors, hospital care, and quartering troops while defending US unity and public health amid unrest and political attacks. Unclear names and dates due to OCR errors.
The article discusses postwar trade tensions between the United States and Japan. It claims the United States exports to Japan have risen to 827,000,001 in value while Japan purchases far less from the U S allies, including Canada Mexico Peru and Chile, highlighting an imbalance and questioning reciprocity in economic relations. It also notes the cotton market and broader concerns about mutual gains in the exchange.
A cautious report notes Japan importing less from Britain and the United States as it diversifies cotton suppliers. It cites 88,562,000 worth of cotton from India and 50,000,000 worth from China, while U S imports decline. The analysis suggests Nippon favors other nations when possible.
In Atlantic City on a breezy morning Melvin Vaniman and a crew of five attempted a trial run of the Akron dirigible. The craft stayed under control as it climbed and circled the inlet, then descended into mud near Crummy Bay after a near-miss with a sand dredge. A long rescue effort followed before the airship was towed back to the hangar. Officials blamed partial inflation and sun glare for the mishap, but Vaniman remained confident a trans Atlantic crossing is feasible with the capable crew and reliable equipment.
The KIKW unit promotes an aviation meet with a five member arrangements committee. About twenty five men from military naval and civilian groups to join, then thirty will push for a successful event. Walter Doyle and Colonel Jones lead arrangements while HK Gordon handles aviation demonstrations and naval scouting.
Fragmentary text suggests discussion of deck fights on cruisers and dropping explosives labeled innocent orange. Mentions a looming Mying moot date not fixed, with a tentative reference to Sunday December 24 and Christmas Day as a suggested timing, implying strategic advantage.
Discussion outlines start of a formal plan for the Walaken district. Maps exist and will be overlaid on transparent paper for review. Authorities aim for a practical final plan and to resolve differing opinions before moving forward.
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