Pacific Coast Naval Base Plan Cards Eight New Stations
A five year development program proposes 158 million dollars for deep water bases on the Pacific coast. Bremerton and San Francisco receive the largest allocations, with expanded San Diego and new bases at San Pedro and Astoria also planned. Pearl Harbor and Ha waii are noted as urgent, with Alaska and Alaska related facilities implied. The board urges timely peacetime work to avoid wartime rush costs.
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Dividing stock by marking it a dividend
Rumor spread that United States and Products Co would issue dividends as distilled liquor instead of cash. The plan could release about 1,500,000 gallons of bourbon for 307,726 shares. Levy Mayer, counsel, said the plan was under consideration and tied to a Supreme Court prohibition ruling.
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Chicago
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Lokerost
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Dismiss Murder Charges Against Mrs Mooney
San Francisco December 8 The Superior Court dismissed two murder charges against Mrs Iiena Mooney wife of Thomas Mooney in connection with the 1916 preparedness day bomb explosion as the district attorney announced inability to proceed at this time.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Convict Killed Struggling to Escape Arizona Camp
Phoenix dispatch reports a prison road camp near Superior Arizona saw an escape attempt on Saturday with one inmate killed. One other inmate was recaptured as incomplete advices reached State Engineer Thomas Maddock today.
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Joe Benjamin Knocks Murphy Out In Salcond
Pacific coast lightweight Joe Benjamin knocks out Jimmy Murphy of Philadelphia in the second round of a scheduled six round bout in Salcond. Benjamin rushed Murphy in the first round and connected when the bell rang to end the round.
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Philadelphia
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Pacific Coast
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Benjamin
Amrican league meeting called off amid club owner stance
The annual American League meeting set for Wednesday was canceled. President Johnson and five owners prepared to fly to New York to meet Cominsky Ruppert and Mrazee about the dispute with three board members. Secret talks included Navin Ball Quinn Griffith and others as the government watched disloyalty cases.
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New York
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Detroit
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Philapedphia
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Cleveland
Phil Ball
Robert Quinn
St. Louis
Ben Miroi
Clark Griffith
Washington
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Rappert
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New York Meeting On Baseball Leaders In Debate
Colonel June col Ruppert of the New York Americans said Ban Johnson agreed to attend the New York meeting called by Comiskey, Ruppert and Frazee. He denied withdrawal of the enjoinment suit against a Chicago session, calling it a matter of compromise.
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Arpérs Ianms
Ban Johnson
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Jolm- Hou
Chicago
Radical Indictments Hit New Orleans Antianarchist Case
John J. Bal lam, a radical reader, was secretly indicted for violating the state antianarchist law by alleged inflammatory speeches. He and two others were seized from a ship in New Orleans by federal officers, the district attorney announced.
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Moston
John J. Ballam
New Orleans
Baltam
PLAN COOPERATIVE STORES FORD SCOMT KANSAS SESSION
In Kas Dec a hundred representatives of the American Federation of Labor meet to promote cooperative merchandising. They discuss manufacturing banking and the Central Market seeks turkeys ducks and geese at best market prices. Phone 311 and B12. Ady D STRATSGT.
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Olellonia
Ada Kansas
Nineteen radicals held by extraordinary grand jury
New York December 8 19 individuals were indicted by the extraordinary grand jury probing radical activities and other subjects.
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New York
Wilson nominates Bunnel I for Alaska district judge
President Wilson nominated Charles I. Bunnell of Fairbanks Alaska to the U S district court for the district of Alaska division No 4. The nomination was announced in Washington by the Associated Press.
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Fairbanks
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District of Alaska
Police won’t intervene in liberal committee meeting
St. Louis police will not interfere with the tomorrow meeting of the liberal committee known as the Forty-Eight conference, unless the law is violated. The board of police commissioners announced this to Mayer Kiel and reported the stance today.
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