Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-25
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Agree quickly or fight, was the
stand taken this afternoon by repre-
sentatiyes Of Eastern trainmen at
New York to compromise differences
with Eastern railroads, through the
medium of the governments mediation
board. We have been here three
days." said the leaders of the train
men, and it is costing US $4,000
daily. We are tired of the dilatory
tactics Of the railroads. The train
men intend to Insist on an early agree
ment TO arbitration or to call OF all
negotiations and order a strike. Ii
is reported that the trainmen's lead
ers plan soon to issue an ultimatum
to the railroad companies.
To acquaint himself in detail with
the facilities offered by the Los Am
geles harbor at San Pedro for a naval
base and to inquire into the needs of
the Los Angeles and Long Beach har-
bors, Secretary of the Navy Daniels
made a tour OF the Los Angeles county
waterfront today The secretary re-
fused to state whether he viii recon-
mend the establishment of a naval
base at San Pedro or order the reten-
ton of the battleship fleet in Pacific
waters. These matters. he said, will
be considered upon his return to
Washington and recommendations
made accordingly.
Tottering with feebleness, Mrs. En-
incline Pankhurst was released today
from Holloway jail and taken in an
ambulance to hospital. Her condi-
ton is serious Premier Asquith to-
day visited Morley, his birthplace, and
received the freedom of the city. At
the town hall women pelted him with
papers, screaming, Stop torturing
women, you scoundrel." The police
arrested several of the women who
took part in the demonstration.
With only SIX bodies of those who
persisted in the fire at the Binghamton
Clothing Company's factory identified,
the estimate OF the fatalities today is
So deaths. Only charred pieces of
bodies are in the morgue and the au-
thorities are collecting trinkets from
the ruins in the hope of settling defin-
itely the identity of those consumed in
the flames. A great public funeral of
the charred remains of the dead viii
be held, and so far as may be each
corpse viii be buried in separate
grave. Subscriptions for the inter
ments are already pouring in and the
mayor has announced that no outside
assistance is needed.
Confirmation of the reported Bull
garian atrocities at Sere. and Doxato
was given-in Athens today by Com
mander Cardale of the British navy.
Commander Cardale said that he per-
sonaily counted 1900 corpses of old
men and women and children at Dox-
alto. Many of the ehildren's bodies,
he said, were pierced through, indi-
eating that the Bulgarians had tossed
them up and caught Them on bayonet
points.
voluntary bankrupt before the federal
court in San Francisco yesterday.
Smith. nominal head of a syndicate
with property interests estimated to
be valued as high as 5000. ZOO. 900, has
been contesting the proceedings.
The foundation of the Borax Smith
fortune was laid in the Mojave desert
on the rim of Death Valley twenty
years or more ago. Smith located vast
borax deposits there
Dispatches received at Vienna say
Turks have invaded Bulgaria proper
and are marching toward Jamboli.
ne expedition is so general that be-
fore many hours it is believed that
new conflict will have begun in the
Balkans which may have the most Sc