73 Year Bonds For San Jose And San Francisco Debate
In Sacramento the Senate debated issuing century bonds for San Jose and San Francisco with opposition over burdens on future generations. An amendment to 75 year bonds passed and the printer's next actions continued. Other measures included a rail terminus plan for Goat Island and grants of public money during disasters, with adjournment considered for both chambers.
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San
Ledoux
Francisco
San Jose
Sacramento
Senate
San Francisco
Belshaw
Rowell
Irish
Curtin
Wolf
Shortridge
Congress
Goat Island
California
Lukens
Assembly
Treadwell
Busick
Waist Day at Dinkelspiel's The Quality Store
Saturday promotions feature satin and lawn waists in white silk and Victoria lawn. Prices range from 2.95 to 3.98 with special Saturday discounts on embroidered lace trimmed pieces and tailored linen shirt waists. Sizes vary. quality noted in yoke embroidery and open back designs.
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Victoria Lawn
Bargain Table of Waist Offers Low Prices for Thrifty Shoppers
A table showcases slightly soiled and mussed waists in every style color and material, marked to move quickly. Prices are so low that many waists may not cover material costs, promising sharp savings for buyers.
Splendid Bargains in the Men s Department
Private label sale listing lower prices on boys and men’s wear. Includes two piece suits for boys size 7 to 18 in cheviot and worsted at Saturday price 2.95 and 5.75 for larger sets, Norfolk suits, long pants suits, and a range of menswear items such as 4 in hand ties, golf shirts, white muslin nightshirts, and working trousers from DUTCHESS with marked Saturday prices.
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Norfolk
Marblehead Sails North to Probe Empire Recruitment
Washington reports secrecy ends as U S cruiser Marblehead leaves Panama for San Jose Guatemala to investigate an American steamer Empire said to have landed recruits and arms for Cabrea opponents. Dispatches note unrest across Guatemala with government forces defeated at Oral Toledo and troops retreating inland.
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Washington
U. S
Marblehead
Panama
State Department
San Jose
Guatemala
Empire
San Francisco
Cabrea
Republic
United States
Corinto
Nicaragua
SAN #RANCISCO
Oral Toledo
Unique Corner Stone Laying in San Diego
In San Diego at 11 o clock tonight the Buks will perform a corner stone laying at the excavation site following a minstrel performance at the Isis Theater. Lodge officers will lay the stone under electric lights as part of the eleven o clock toast with many visiting Elks in town.
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San Diego
Buks
Elks
Cattlemen Object to Inspection Cost in Congress Hearing
Washington June 9 beef inspection hearing opened with Rep Garner of Texas urging speed. Fort Worth attorney S H Cowan spoke for the Texas Cattle Raisers Assn citing a telegram from John T Little warning of a $4 to $5 per head cattle value decline. Cowan argued the industry should bear the cost if necessary, or have Congress pay, with estimates of total annual cost from 8 million to 20 million and packers bearing the burden.
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Washington
House Committee On Agriculture
Garner
Texas
S. H. Cowan
Fort Worth
Texas Cattle Raisers Association
John T. Little
Cattle Raisers Association of Texas
Haugen
Iowa
Mr. Cowan
Presi
Congress
Bryan poised for Democratic nomination and race
Washington dispatch reports former Senator James K. Jones endorsing William Jennings Bryan for the Democratic presidential nomination. Jones says Bryan is logical nominee and likely winner, though Bryan may prefer another candidate if nominated. Bryan and family traveled from Calssbad toward Dresden with uncertain plans, possibly via Berlin to St. Petersburg.
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Washington
James K. Jones
Arkansas
Democratic National Committee
Wm. Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Democracy
Democratic Party
Jones
Dresden
Calsbad
St. Petersburg
Berlin
Stanford Architect Resigns After Ruins Dome
STANFORD UNIVERSITY June 9. C. B. Hodges has offered his resignation as resident architect at Stanford. Hodges designed the Stanford gymnasium and the memorial church, both of which are now in ruins.
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Stanford University
C. B. Hodges
Hodges
Stanford
Memorial Church
Man Kills Wife Then Ends Own Life in Los Angeles
Los Angeles reports Frank R. Shunk a 58 year old carpenter shot and killed his wife Arilla Shunk 50 at their Sixty seventh Street home and then committed suicide. The tragedy occurred in the family residence and authorities are investigating the motive.
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Los Angeles
Frank R. Shunk
Arilla Shunk
Sixty-seventh Street
Shipping tie up fears as coast lines protest strike
Los Angeles reports warn that Pacific coast and Oriental steamship lines may resume a total tie up if Sailor's Union disputes in San Francisco are not resolved. Coronado lumber at San Pedro, 80,000 feet awaiting unloading, may stall without crews. Local Merchants Independent Ship Co leader calls for quick settlement to avoid broader disruption.
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Los Angeles
Pacific Coast and Oriental Steamship Lines
Sailor’s Union
San Franccisco
San Diego
San Francisco
Chaffer
Merchants Independent Steamship Company
Coronado
San Pedro
Yosemite Bill Passes in Senate Opposition to Kittridge
Washington June 9 The Yosemite Bill moves through the senate despite strong opposition by Senator Kittridge. The measure includes Yosemite Valley and Mariposa tree grove within Yosemite National Park and would shift control from the District of Columbia. Senator Perkins notes California has long financed the valley with nearly $500,000 spent over 46 years. Advertise in The Californian.
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Washington
Senate
Yosemite National Park
Yosemite Valley
Mariposa Tree Grove
Kittridge
District of Columbia
Perkins
State of
California
Mystery Murder In Bronx Home Leaves Clues Behind
The Bronx woman Mrs. Alice Kinnan is killed at her doorway by a struck with a gas pipe leaving the weapon behind. Her mother aged 85, and a history of divorce proceedings and a contractor named Clinchy tied to events raise motive questions as police pursue a frequent caller while the husband remains missing. The case unfolds with little concrete evidence.
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Stockton
W. C. Norton
Emma Ledoux
A. N. McVicar
Bisbee
Ariz
McVicar
Eugene Ledoux
Ledoux
Rawhide
Jackson
San Francisco
New York
Alice Kinnan
Bronx
Clinshy
Mrs. Kinnan
Clinchy
A Kodak For Summer Outings At Right Prices
A Kodak should be owned by every one. It adds enjoyment to summer outings and picnics. See our large assortment and choose the one that fits your pocketbook. Many sizes and all prices.
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State Harbor Commission
Savage
Ferdinand E. Borges
Borges
Wm. Cowen
Indiana
Ahcero
Boston
Mexico
Owen
Dinkelspiel
The
Quality Store
Royal
Snunk
Shank
Catalina Island
Shunk
Hughes
19Th Street
Chester Avenue
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