Transport Ordered to Move American War Weapons to Pacific Fortifications
Washington reports quick action on congress appropriations to fortify Pacific dependencies. The War Department plans to transport ordnance to Hawaii and the Philippines, then replace funds on July 1. Allocation covers seacoast batteries, mining facilities, and initial mine operation gear for Pearl Harbor, Subig Bay, and other key points.
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Washington, D. C
War Department
Congress
Pacific
Acean
Hawaii
Philippines
Hawaiian Islands
Honolulu
Manila
Phe
Pearl Harbor
Ewail
Olongapo
Subig Bay
Evans declines to comment on Sakimuda remarks
New York reports Brooklyn Navy Yard officer Evans declines to reply to Admiral Sakimuda allegations that American officers are dandies with no training and enlisted men lack patriotism. Evans smiled at the attribution and said it would be improper to comment without verification, noting he cannot confirm what the foreign officer actually said.
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New York
Rear Advans
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Sakimuda
Evang
Sakamotos
JAP ADMIRAL TO SEG ROOSEVELT VISIT
Viscount Aoki and Japanese officers plan an unofficial summer stopover in Washington before Admiral Yamamoto arrives from New York. Yamamoto, one of four senior naval officers, travels home to Japan but will spend time in the United States before sailing from San Francisco or Seattle. He will visit the president at Oyster Day and is to meet officials during his stay.
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Washington
D. C
Viscount Aoki
Yamamoto
New York
Marone
Admirai
Japan
United States
San Francisco
Seattle
War Talk Angers Metcalf in Navy Fleet Move Dispute
Secretary of the Navy Metcalf condemns the warlike framing of a cruise for the battleship squadron. He says a proposed long stay on the Pacific coast is not decided and disputes hostile reports that inflame tensions. He emphasizes the fleet’s movement should not be interpreted as permanent stationing or hostility.
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Oakland
Cal
Metcalf
Cruive
Pacific
Dean
Sheriffs Elect Today Step in Texas Association Race
The Texas Sheriffs Association holds elections at 4 o clock to choose officers for the ensuing year on the second day of the convention. George S. Matthews supporters back him for president, with De Markes and Lambert also contending. The morning session discussed uniform bank forms and a proposed code of fees to standardize clerks work, while training aims to curb graft and improve laws.
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Sheriffs’ Association
Panhandle
Ore
Ralyead
Perilar
Ceoorge S. Matthews
Travis
de Markes
Tellcomy
Sheriy Lambert
T.rs. Caplin
Beaumont
Medtina
Thirty-seventh — District Court
Sherif John W. Tobin
Association
Akic
Knights Templar Biennial Camp Reconvenes Amid Dignitaries
A parade and procession marked the Knights Templar biennial camp and encampment in atnga New York with Governor Karl Rustow acting as king’s representative and Grand Master Genie Houlton leading the grand commandery. Thousands watched from both sides of the route as the event unfolded with ceremonial pageantry and military-like display.
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Atnga
N.Y
New York
Karl Rustow
Edward
England
Genie Houlton
Knights
Tadas
Iareh
Big Scraper Plant Burns in Piqua Q
A large scraper plant operated by an American company at Sy ney is reported to have burned. The fire caused an estimated loss of 260000 dollars, with the incident impacting one of the nation’s largest facilities.
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Piqua
Q. Daly
Syney
U States
15000 K. T's Parade To Day
The condition of Police Officer H. C. Busch, hospitalized in a serious state for the last three days, was reported worse this afternoon at o'clock. He has again become unconscious, and doctors fear he may not survive the night. Ailing officers visited him but could not converse.
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H. C. Busch
Nnconaetia I
Bradley Incident Refuted by Defense in Idaho Trial
In Boise Idaho the defense contends the Bradley incident and orchard poisoning tale are fabrications. Moyer may testify tomorrow while Haywood’s examination could stretch the week. The state views the Bradley case as pivotal to the orchard narrative, with possible rebuttal set for next Monday as witnesses reaffirm disputed details.
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Moyer
Mike
Thurstay Haywood
Mestite
Nradley
Bradley
Orehard
Orchard
Ateisen
Bill Bradley
Packers and Buyers At Odds Over Open Market Cattle
Omaha July talks between commission men and packers fail to bridge a purchase sale gap. Open market sales and single hatchers favored by packers clash with commission insistence on original terms. Adjourned awaiting Chicago packers’ actions. Los Angeles reports National Educational Association convention day two focuses on department programs with no general session.
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Omaha
Nob
Sir
Omaha Comisionanen
Martam
Chicago
Commission
Drivestock Exchange
Los Angeles
Calif
National Educational Association
Ecounell
Local Weather Outlook for San Antonio Area
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with light wind. Previous 24 hour temps showed a low of 32 and a high of 72. Wind at 7 o clock morning was light. Temperatures compared with last year are noted in the weather office record. Texas cotton region and national weather summaries are continued on the following page.
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San Antonio
Weather Office
THRO
Savanih
Brokers Ready to Quit Shake Texas Cotton Brokerage
The black brokers across the state plan to close their Texas offices by July 11 as a result of a law that bans cotton brokers in Texas on June 13. Singtary Logan Kellfer will move operations to New Orleans by July 14 at 150 Beronne Street, with plans to handle hedging and large commodity dealings through wires.
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Tay
Sngdetary
Dius
Drm
Singiar
Unt
Logan & Kellfer
Texas
New Orleans
Beronne Street
Tsar
Eatlan
Ar. Keillér
San Antonio
Noted Hymn Writer Dies in Warren Ohio
Warren Ohio July 9 Professor danas CL McGrantam a well known hymn writer formerly connected with Moody and Sankey died last night at his home in Khioman. McGrawham wrote many sacred songs including There Shall Be Showers of Blessings.
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Warren
Ohio
Danas CL McGrantam
Moody Aml Sankey
Khioman
Ghin McGrawham
Wife of Earl Rosalyn Seeks Divorce in Paris
The wife of Bart Rosalyn, formerly Anna Robinson of Minneapolis, Minnesota, files for divorce. The couple is reported living in Paris, with the action described as a formal divorce proceeding.
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Baibareh
Ily
Bart Rosalyn
Anna Robinson
Minneapolis, Minn
Call
Paris
Court Fixes Bond After Saloon Killing Inquest
Coroner Bru Fisk presided over the inquest into the saloon death of G A Wolfe at Government Hill. G B Smith faces bond set to travel the grand jury action after testimony suggested Wolfe threw beer bottles at Smith behind the bar, Smith acting in self defense. First Lieutenant Wiley testified on Wolfe’s gunshot wounds but did not witness the shooting.
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Bru Fisk
G A. Wolfe
G. B. Smitt
Government Hill
Smith
Wolfe
Wiley
Post Hospital
Sunday County Doctor Treats Concussion After Saloon Incident
Dr D and D Berry, county physician, treated Smith for a head concussion from a blunt instrument after a disturbance at Smith saloon on Frank Street. Witness Frank Leonard, a Ninth Infantry soldier, testified Wolfe and Leonard stopped at a saloon, then went to Smith’s place where a fight broke out. Leonard said he paid for drinks, Wolfe pulled a dollar for more, glass broke, leading to gunfire. Leonard admitted heavy drinking that night. Sergeant John W Roe and others were present. Roe testified both Leonard and Wolfe showed liquor influence.
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D&. D. Berry
Smith
Frank Leonard
Ninth Infantry
Wolfe
Leonard
Frank Street
John W. Roe & Sprause
Frank Meljonald
Mgr. Smith
Wolfz
R. H. Ward
Lennad
Jo W. Rock
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