Japan to Build Warships and Fortify Posts This Year
Japanese plans reveal new warships to be laid down this year, with large battleships surpassing the dreadnought era. Reported fortifications at ports and shore defenses, plus reconstructions of several ships, illustrate a broad defense and armament program.
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Mall
Reve
Yokosuka
Susan Aus
Budget Committee
Monteagle
Ching
Luzariuit
Russia
Nichol
England
Ofckl
Manchuria
Dual
Lta
iBRRBOARD AIR LINE PLEADS FOR EXTENSION
Washington Feb 28 hearing before the interstate commerce commission on the application for an extension of the line was adjourned today as Hilary A Herbert former secretary of the navy argued that the Seaboard Air Line could not meet the required financial conditions without embarrassment to operating expenses Union Pacific counsel said service could not be supplied to a third operator at many stations and B Perham president of the Brotherhood of Railway Telegraphers said he had information from Union Pacific points about the case
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Washingion
Hilary A. Herbert
Secretary of the Navy
Ar, Dillard
Union Pacific
Invasive Loin and Laxative Cough Syrup Ad
An old advertisement touts a laxative cough syrup for coughs colds and croup. It labels H. Stump as general chairman of a group of telegraphers and claims daily relief for children. Sold by Geo F Cave Drug Store at the corner of 28th Street and Washington Ave.
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Geo. F. Cave
Drog
Cor
Washington Ave
Convicted Men Sealed For Tyrone Case
In a crowded court at Lolleville on February 28 Joseph Fubra was found guilty after a lengthy trial. The jury returned a verdict of guilty and the judge ordered imprisonment at hard labor for a term to be determined. The proceedings also implicated August Gemsttt Amn Louis and Colgoin, with Genetti and Aurela mentioned as co conspirators. Sentences varied, with terms extending up to sixteen years for the main defendant.
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Lolleville
Joseph Fubra
Louis
Cologin
Mercantile Tnstallsent Company
Standard Publishing Company
Fleet to Parade in Frisco in April Navy Review
Reports describe a grand naval display planned for San Francisco Bay in mid April. Secretary Mutuale aboard the Yankton will review the fleet as sixteen battleships and heavy cruisers anchor from Mission Wharf to Hunter’s Point. The event promises spectacular salutes and a scenic harbor parade as the Pacific coast witnesses the largest naval display in the country.
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San Francisco
Mutuale
Pacific Coast
Piaas
Juan
Enfry
Asduiral Hyans
West Virginia
Nevanle
Tennessee
Washington
South Tiketa
California
Pennsyvania
Colorado
Maryland
Charleston
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Allmay
Torpides Arts
Mission Wharf
Hunter's Publ
Abugdulowr Hay
Aamlic
San Diego
Ine Aitcharn
Noaphabhs Gauldy
Walel
Eliha
Bug Keanelace
Admiral Evang Ac
Avery Antal
Chinese Minister Wu Tang Fang Arrives With Retinue in San Francisco
Wu Tang Fang, the second time appointed Chinese minister to the United States, arrived in San Francisco aboard the Pacific liner with a large retinue. The party includes consuls, three nephews, three secretaries, and twenty four Chinese students bound for studies in U S colleges. He discussed Sino American relations, promised to study the Kaw Tao boundary dispute, and advocated easing Chinese entry to the United States while supporting Chinese students and army modernization.
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Um Pranelven
Wu Thun
Tay
Ars
Faofie Mall
Alleria
Nehes
Blamon
Mexico
Havana
New York
San Francisco
Residus Aries
Washington
Wusle Legicy
Mlulelur Wu
Jayna
Mapeberia
Chhoy
Dang
Wik
Howell
Hinwels
China
Ani
Wu Tang Fang
Wo Suille
Rinister Wu
San Prunetaco
China and Japan tensions figure at East Helena banquet
Wu Ting Fung comments on China’s education and constitutional aims, warning of organized eastern provinces arming with modern weapons under Japanese influence. He says war is unlikely and favours peace. A St Francis hotel banquet, hosted by East Helena Chamber of Commerce, paid tribute to the Chinese minister with many local dignitaries present.
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Ain
Ila
Cane Park
Yong
Wilield
Beroniot
Denak
China
Japan
Gortanry
Ami
Bn Army
Wu Ting Fang
St. Francis Hotel
Wu Ting Fung
Chamber of Commerce Af
Delegates Gather for Sixteenth Annual Building and Loan Meet
New Orleans hosts the sixteenth annual meeting of the United States League of Local Building and Loan Associations with delegates from across classes. Secretary H F Cellarius reports total 1907 member savings rise to about 72 million dollars, as associations grow in membership and assets in the East and West, while California shows a slight dip but gains 200 thousand dollars. The gathering notes mortgage activity and home financing amid ongoing money stresses.
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New Orleans
United States League of Local
Butulre
United States
Vocal Huilding
Associadute Denin
Fiere
Rocky Mountains
Californ
Fornia
Owever
General Coxey Bill Introduced in House
Wallington Feb 28 Brum of Pennsylvania introduced in the House a bill at General Coxey's request to provide for public works and employment, issue interest-bearing notes secured by real estate to fund jobs, and redeem said money.
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Skynar Honda
Secretary of the Treasury
Mother's Friend Promises Ease for Expectant Mothers
A Victorian era ad extols Mother's Friend as relief from maternity pain and danger. It claims nervousness nausea and distress are alleviated, preparing the system for birth and reducing risks. It advertises a $1 bottle price and promises free information on request from Bradfield Regulator Co. in Atlanta.
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Dmig
Bradfield
Atlanta
Idle Parson Name Seeks Labor Rates at Daily 2500
Fragmentary notice states a minimum daily rate of 2500 for common labor and equal terms for women. It mentions bonds bearing 4 percent interest and a plan to complete a day’s work, with unusual wording suggesting idle parsons and an Aunt Eight hours reference. The text is garbled OCR.
Prices Far Above Value in State Capital Furniture
In Harrisburg in a capital furniture case, experts testified that prices charged by contractor J H Sanderson for state furnishings were far above their cash value. Witnesses from Milwaukee Grand Rapids and Philadelphia quantified the excess on items from a senate divan to Thyne chairs and desks, with several articles priced well over their asserted value. The commonwealth presented rebuttal testimony, and the defense signaled there was evidence to produce an insurance rebuttal.
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Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Tolay
J. H. Sanderson
Charles 4. Johns
Mihwaukee
Senate
Jolua
Charles WF. Rettlag
Grand Rapids
Mich
Thyone
Aola
Sandersom
Frank E. Smuth
Philadelphia
Sanderson
Smith
Wna
Judge Denounces Paper Headlines In Court Docket
A courtroom exchange focuses on a newspaper headline claiming deception of the jury. The judge questions whether the paper harmed the trial and whether editors sought to influence outcomes, asking attorneys to address truthfulness and responsibility.
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Pittaburg
Coachman Reflects on Mrs Hactje to Jury
A witness named Coachman spoke to the jury yesterday about the character of Mrs Hactje. The testimony focused on her behavior and credibility in the ongoing case.
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Mra. Hactje
Black Hand linked attack prompts arrest in Vivian store case
Vita Viviana, Italian grocer, sought police help claiming Pietro Cipriano assisted him to locate Black Hand leaders after his store front was wrecked by a bomb. Cipriano was detained as investigation continues into the blast and linked threats amid paid tribute letters and a questioned $75 check. Anonymity of suspects and threats are noted by investigators.
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St. Louis
Vita Viviana
Pietro Caprizno
Black Hand Telleve
Viviano
Cipriano
Viviazio
J. F. Menestrian
Clpriano
Viviana
Fire crime and hospital blaze reports from 2 cities
Johnstown, Pa., Feb 28. Teroy Adamtosil, a taller, was arrested on charges of starting a fire at Barner Aoro last week to collect insurance after nine women died. New Haven, Conn., Feb 28. A fire at Grace Hospital caused heavy losses. ambulances moved patients with no reported casualties.
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Johnstown
Barner Aoro
Here
Teroy Adamtosil
New Haven
Conn
Ton Bar
Grace Hospital
New Haven Hospital
Bullling
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the Mercantile Installment Co
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Woodmansee Block
Sunny Brook
Kentucky
Sunny Brook Distillery CO
Jefferson County
Fred J. Kiesel CO
Ogden Distributors
Vorestain
Willys Eevee
Utah Dental CO
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