Leaders of Japanese Strike Leaders Held
Fifteen indicted strike leaders were given a preliminary hearing in Honolulu. Twelve were held for trial on conspiracy to riot charges and three for conspiracy to murder. Authorities say evidence from raids on the Jiji and the Japanese Higher Wage Association supports plans to intimidate and control Hawaii sugar and internal affairs. Negoro seeks $500,000 damages. Ugeno voices support for arrests.
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Honolulu
Grand Jury
W. L. Whitney
Hawaiian Islands
The
Jiji
Higher Wage Association
M. Negoro
Foreign Office
Japan
United States
Henry
Negoro
Senichi Ugeno
Police raid to discipline mutineers in Manila forces
Brigadier General Bandholtz, chief of the Philippine Constabulary, vows discipline for men who seized a post as mutineers. Reports from Manila dated June 15 describe swift actions and measures to be taken against those involved.
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Manila
Bandholtz
Philippine Constabulary
Pres
Pursuit of Mutineers Reaches Mindanao and Davao
A landed official states an island inspection will move to Davao Mindanao to pursue mutineers from the June 6 constabulary mutiny. Authorities vow to press the pursuit with utmost vigor until all mutineers are captured. Farmers in the Inland Empire break from grain companies via the Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union, now about 20,000 members strong.
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Jolo
Davao
Mindano
Lewiston
Idaho
Inland Empire
Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative Union
Walks Four Days on Broken Leg
Portland Oregon June 14 William Young 47 was benumbed by excessive intoxication when his fractured leg failed under his weight after four days of walking. He was not conscious of the injury until Sunday afternoon.
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Portland
Wm. Young
Cash Stolen by Post Office Employees
Thefts by post office employees caused the loss of four registered packages carrying $30,000 in cash mailed from the First National Bank of Los Angeles to the Bank of Bisbee Arizona. Two packages containing $15,000 vanished, triggering a post office uproar. the remaining two were recovered in the main registry division.
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Los Angeles
Post Office
First National Bank of
Bank of Bisbee
Ariz
National Civic Federation to Organize Pacific Coast Branch
New York June 15 the National Civic Federation will meet in Seattle before the close of the AYP Exposition to organize a Pacific Coast branch. Castle Rock the marriage of Arthur Bryan son of President Bryan of Pullman College to Miss Bessie Buland took place Saturday afternoon.
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New York
National Civic Federation
Seattle
A.Y.P. Exposition
Pacific Coast
Castle Rock
Arthur Bryan
President Bryan
Pullman College
Bessie Buland
Changes in Steel Rates and Tax Proposals Move in Senate
The senate committee approves a varied steel rate schedule. beams and structural steel under 18 dollars per ton taxed at 3 eighths of a cent, over 18 dollars at 4 eighths of a cent, boracic acid at 3 cents per pound, barytes at 1.50 per ton, with no change to sulphates or ammonia. The 15 percent Dingley duty on hides remains. plate glass unchanged though a McCumber amendment may cut common window glass. Free list items including artworks over 20 years old and Morgan’s art collection face retention. Debate over income tax shifts to corporate net earnings taxes and potential constitutional approaches. Taft supports a corporate tax plan and holding federal authority to tax incomes.
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Washington
Senate Committee
McCumber
J. Pierpont Morgan
London
Senate
Taft
Congress
Aldrich
Supreme Court
Washington state brief reports mix political plums and rails
Governor Hay reappoints Jesse Jones of Tacoma as state railroad commissioner. Goldendale gains a 40 acre tract for an annual fair with a half mile track under construction. A bear-hunting record is set in Spokane with 20 bears. Police warn clairvoyants to quit or face charges as vagrants. The Milwaukee road passenger service opens in Tacoma. Double tracking NP from Vancouver to Kelso starts. North Yakima hopes jail to curb drinking. Rail rights filed for Grant Wahkiakum Chehalis Pacific counties. US buys 200 acres on Whidbey Island for Puget Sound fortifications. Edson Gilman family reunites at A Y P Exposition. Deputy sheriffs kill Bascom Wallace in a revolver clash near Spokane. Whitman College annual picnic at Wallula. State road survey plans near Willapa Harbor. Footpad scare turns out to be a frightened woman in Seattle. New anti cigarette law enforces possession ban. Lightning tragedy near Colfax claims a boy and dogs and horses.
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Goldendale
Klickitat County
Spokane
Tom Hopper
Sullivan
Tacoma
Milwaukee Road
North Yakima
Wedne
Wenatchee
Olympia
State Land Office
Northern Pacific
Grant County
Grats Harbor & Columbia River
Wahkiahum
Chehalis
Pacific
United States
Whidby Island
Greenbank
Puget Sound
Seattle
Edson Gilman
J. T. Logan
George Sweet
Bascom Wallace
Berry
Douglas County
Walla Walla
Whitman College
Walllaton
Whitman
Centralia
T. A. Talcott
Willapa Harbor
McCormick
Alphonse Jahns
J. A. Strong
Jahns
Attorney-General
Colfax
August Siler
Siler
Smuggling of Silk and Cigars Found on Liner Minnesota
Immigration officials on the Minnesota boat a stowaway Chinese revealed nine more Chinese smugglers aboard. They found raw silk in mail sacks and boxes of Manila cigars hidden with the goods. Inspector Keagey fell through a hatch during the search, landing on the men in the sail locker. Washington meanwhile notes Rep Hamer of Idaho introduced a bill to allow Western states to select school lands from forest reserves to satisfy federal grants.
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Minnesota
Seattle
Great Northern
Keagey
Washington
Hamer
Idaho
Visiting Johnsons witness Section 7 bantams win 11 inning game
Mrs J L Johnson and daughter Fern are visiting Grandview Washington. The Section 7 kid ball team beat the town team 9 to 8 in eleven innings last Saturday. Players for Section 9 included Smalley Coney Foster Johnson Leslie Jones Evans Coney. Town lineup featured Fisher Sex ton Copeland Wright Boyer Copeland Slaugenhaupt Clarence Copeland.
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Town
Joe Smalley
Ed Coney
Foster
Leslie Johnson
Jay Jones
Evans
Coney
Geo, Fisher
Ray Sexton
W. Peckenpaugh
Clint Copeland
Dewey Wright
Vernie Boyer
Raymond Copeland
Bernard Slaugenhaupt
Clarence Copeland
Charley Harrison and Smith Press at Shanafelt store rear
Local presses Charley Harrison and Smith have opened a dry goods pressing shop behind Shanafelt & Clothing Store. They promise careful repairs and good workmanship as they begin operation.
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Plan Western Division
Kuppenheimer Clothes
Muppen
Gent
Toggery
Kuppenheimer
Beef Trust
Dingley
Washington State
Hay
Jesse Jones
Prosser
Ashbaugh
Ringling
Alec McNeil
Civic and I
Ed McBean
Calathampians
IL. O. Meigs
House of Representatives
Rich’s Grove
North Pole
Benton County
Sixth Street Bridge
Thomas Lipton Taylor
Thomas Lawson Stewart
Kelly
J. L. Johnson
Fern
Grandview, Wash
Charlies
Charley Harrison
Carl Vertrees
S. R. Tripp
Petaluma
California
New Mexico
Columbia River
J.C. Startup
Ag &A
Crab Creek Lumber Co
P. C. Barr
Livingston
Montana
Lewieton
Columbus
C. E Edwards
C. F Allen
Montaig
Edward
W. M. Johnson
Annie Rubison
Mrs. C
Oregon
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Echo
Mountain
White Bluffs
Excm
Pel
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