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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25
UNDER ARREST In
CONNECTION WITH MURDER

to answer the description given by a
sonar hear the place where the fra
cas- occurred The man was seen an
the vicinity several times yesterday.
Snc Il said 20 Be a desperate char
acter.
Police Find weapon.
Before the men were arrested yes
terday morning the house was thor
ouEhly searched aud a revolver vas
a hidden In the fireplace. This
weapon. the police believe. was used
In the trouble. as Il Is said that sew
eral shots were cred A search was
made Tor the stfletto. but no trace OF
t. could b. found. The Martins Ferry
police worked on the Ease all day yes
terday. running down clues. and hope
10 land several more men before the
nearing takes place this evening.
When the police arrived at the
place sunday Il Was said that an OF
the residents were In q frightened con-
ditton. and u was some time before
tne real cause OF the trouble could
be learned. Most OF the men in Jail
are employees Of the Laughlin tin mill.
and several attachments were served
on the men while In the building yes
terday.
The dead man resided in house No.
-. but the trouble occurred in front
OF house No. 10. where "A celebration
OF some kind was in progress. Louis
Hourtyan. the dead man. heard OF a
hight taking place In the house. and
putting on his hat and coat. started
Tor n scene OF the trouble. He had
no sooner arrived on the. scene when
one OF the men drew a stiletto from
MS pocket n slashed Hourtyan. IL
is said.
Lived But Few Minutes.
The Injured man was picked VI BY
MS fellow Conntrymen and carried TO
his home. where everything was done
To p%rolong life. but TO no avail. as the
man only lived 25 minutes after the
cutting. A post norton was held at
the Roger morgue yesterday morning
by Drs. Arbaugh and Messerly. and
II was found that the wound that
caused his death was inflicted In his
side and pierced his liver about three
inches. Another wound was inflicted
In his back. and a third cut was dis.
covered on the mans right hand, the
knife going through the hand near
the thumb.
Several shots were fired during the
melee, but as far as is known no one
was injured by the bullets. Several
OF the men in jail testified that the
shots were fired. but in whose hands
the u was is not known. The dead
man II survived by a wife and two
children. and they are h~eartbroken
over the sad occurrence. Last even
ing the body was stil at the morgue.
but IL will be removed 10 the home
some time to-day. the funeral services
being held from 81. Mary's Catholic
church tomorrow afternoon. in
charge OF Rev. Father &. 4. Mulhearn.
Interment will be made in ST. Mary's
cemetery. The Hungarian lodge. OF
which the deceased was a member.
Will attend the services in a body.
Legal Trading Stamps will be given
for years TO come. They have surely
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25

ton to several other articles. The
next place visited was the Penn no
tel, but little was secured there. as
? boarder heard the noise and. open
ing a window. fired al the fleeing men
in the darkness.
One man was heard to groan after
the shots were fired. and an investi-
Eation was made. with the result that
blood was found along the route taken
b. the thieves.
The Martins Ferry police made an
important arrest yesterday morning
when they picked up a Bellaire man
who had a ~bandaged hand. Upon in
V~estigation IL was found that the hand
mad q bullet wound in II. and that n
had been dressed by the mill physi-
cian at HOrkville. The man refused
10 give his name. and was placed in
Jail 10 await the arrival OF the Jefer-
son county authorities. who came yes
terday afternoon and took the man TO
1orkville. " was said that the man
could not give a good account 81 his
whereabouts during the night, and
acted very susplCiOusly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25
ONE ARRESTED ON
ROBBERY CHARGE
BELIEVED TO BE IMPLICATED IN
LOOTING AT YORKVILLE.
Home, Store and Hotel Entered Sun
day Night-8oarder Fires Shots
After the Thieves.

The residents of Yorkville. three
miles above Martins Ferry. were in a
state OF excitement yesterday morn
Ing owe three rObberies which Oc-
CURED az the little mill town. The
first place entered was the home OF
Louis Deromedies. where SAGE in cash
was taken. in addition 10 two diamond
rings and four suits Of clothes. The
place ~ run ~ n boarding house. and
several bOarders are at the place.
The mex place entered was the
Schultz boarding house. where the
sum Of Si4O. two diamonds and two
suits Of clothes we're taken. In add
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25
BENWOOD ALUMNI
BANQUET TONIGHT
DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR WILL BE
HELD At sTRATFoRD
HOTEL.
More Than a Hundred Reservations
Have Been Made-Prof. Pedi-
cord TO Preside.

me program committee OF the
Union Higt (BenwOOdl School Alumni
Association. composed Of Miss Ola
Carorll, Miss Lucy Hood Of Sherrard.
y Mrs. j. ID MARBLE. have completed
the elaborate program 20 be given In
connection with the biz banquet 10
De given this evening al \ o'clock
At the Stratford Springs Hotel
Prof. W. l.. Pedicord will act as
toastmaster. Hon. G. r. Carrigan. of
GLENDALE. and Prof. J. r. King of Nc.
Mechen, will deliver speeches. A quar-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25
TEUBENYILL

STEUBENV1LLE. O.. May 24.-Wil-
liam Stroud aged SIS. n teamster. com
united suicide by stranEling himself to
death I'm a stable on North Hin. Minco.
sunday afternoon. His nfeleSS body was
found about 6.30 o'clock Sunday evening
by a relative.
When stroud failed TO return home for
MS meals yesterday. members Z his fam
lily became worried and Instituted a
search FOR HON. His brother-in-law-
Grant Forsythe. who visited the Neville
stables on North Hill. made the grew
some discovery and notified Marsha
hen Ratsch.
stroud had taken a clothes line.
doubled u and Tied Il fast 10 n rafter in
the stable. He then made a moose
through which he placed his head. lie
th'n threw himself forward. straugiiuy
himself. on his arrival Marshal Batch
cut the body dow nand m Dr.
Rlney. The physician stated that STROUD
had been 'aead for four or five hours.
The remains were later move 20 tho
family residence on lower Commercial
street.
The deceased has been n resident or
Alingo for many years and has worked
as as teamster Tor Charles Ncville for
some time. Members Of his family
cold assign no reason FOR his ac..
The deceased IL survived by his wife
and the following children: Mrs. Jessie
Brcttcll Of Stcuheuville. Mrs. Emma
Grier Of MinEo. and Ethel. at home.
Thomas of Gary. Ind. and Fred Of Alas
ka. Tie H. also survived by one brother.
George Stroud. u SNsubenivlle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25

Twelve men are locked up In the
city building at Martins Ferry on
The charge OF being implicated IN the
nght which occurred at Florence.
three miles west OF Martins Ferry.
sunday night AZ n so. In which Louis
H~ourtyan Was killed and stsine Ko.
walski and John Osocki were injured.
They are confined In the city build
ing suffering from wounds from The
same Stletto which caused the death
OF Hourtyan- As soon az the trouble
occurred a cali was tent 10 the Mar.
tins Ferry police. and they. together
with Dr. c r. Messerly. we're rushed
TO the scene.
Most of the men locked up are be.
ing held as witnesses. but the police
believe hat they have the man who
did h cutting under arrest. although
tax All OF the men will be given a
hearing this evening before Mayor
Wyckor. Coroner Roger will conduct
an inquest over the remains OF the
dead man.
The Martins Ferry police believe
they made an important arrest in the
case yesterday when they arrested
two men on Clark street at a foreign
boarding house. while the men were
still IN bed. One OF the men arrested
AZ the boarding house lost his hat NJ
the scene Of the trouble. and Is said
tet composed OF Messrs. Alva Bryant,
Nile MARBLE and Misses Carrie Doyle
and Edna Rail. viii render a spectral
| selection for the occasion, also Mr.
VIII Leach will sing a solo. Mr.. Al
bert LAS will speak on behalf Of the
1915 class.
At h conclusion OF the program.
there viii be an election OF officers
TO take h place OF the old officers
who are: President, Mrs. II. H.Tarr
vice-president. Mr.. Alva Bryant; re
cording secretary. Nile MARBLE: cor
responding secretary. Lorrell Porter
field. n treasurer. Mr.. Albert Car
man. Mr.. Nile MARBLE viii also read
the bylaws of the association.
h members Of the ARRANGEMENT
committee for h banquet are: Mrs
IL. l. Pedicord and Miss Lucy Hood OF
Sherrard. As reservations now tota
over one hundred. II will be one OF
the largest banquet which has eve
been held ct the Stratford Springs
Hotel.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-04
GIVE OFFICIAL
NOTICE Of HILL
liners COMING
Southern Pacific Office in San
Francisco Notified, Says
Leslie c. Thompson
WILL LEAVE COAST FOR
H0N0L ULU NOVEMBER s

Complete substantiation Of the news
printed first in the Star Bulletin. that
the Hill liner Great Northern would
leave San Francisco November 6, for
San Pedro and Honoluiu on the first
trip of a regular run to these islands,
was brought from the coast this morn
ing by Leslie @. Thompson, conner
clal agent IN Hawaii for the Southern
Pacific RailwaY.
At our offices ID San Francisco.
Just before ] left that city, was told
that the Southern Pacific had receiv-
ed official notification from the Great
Northern Pacific Steamship Company
that their liner Great Northern would
be put on the Honolulu run next
month, leaving San Francisco Noverfl-
Der 6. Z. said Mr.. Tho.npson this morn
ing. shortly after his arrival on the
S0nOfna.
Z did not see d schedule, continued
Mr.. Thompson, .but understand that
the ship will follow the triangular
route already discussed. touching at
San Pedro on the west-bound trip and
going back straight to San Francisco Is
Mr. Thompson left Honolulu on Sep
tember 8, for q conference in San
francisco, and was in some doubt
about being returned to Honolulu.
Its good to be back" he said this
morning. First time I've been hot
since / left here
The Great Northern, now running
from San Francisco to Flayel, Oregon,
the coast port for Portland, will be
taken off the coast run early this
month and several slight alterations
made to prepare her for the longer
run 70 Honolulu.
Frank Virgins, secretary of the Los
Angeles Chamber OF Commerce, and
an enthusiastic booster for Hawaii,
writes to the Hawaii Promotion Com.
mittee that there is great deal of
interest n Los Angeles over the pros
pect of getting into direct communi-
cation with Honolulu The Chamber
of Commerce there Is doing all that
II can to interest merchants Of Los An
geies IN the troposition and, If pos
sib1e, the chamber will soon gather
enough merchants into the deal to
guarantee to the Great Northern
enough freight to make her journey
profitable one way at least.
The letter to the Promotion Com
mittee states that there is a great deal
of interest in the project in Los An
geles, and more than mere curiosity.
The merchants there are making defi-
rite plans TO see how much of the bus
mess Of the islands they. can win away
from the northern ports Their plan
fs to open hard competition with San
Francisco through San Pedro.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-04

The annual meeting of the Sugar
Planters Association will be held next
December, probably late in the month,
according to an announcement which
has been made by an officer of the
association. No definite date for the
meeting has been decided upon.
The territorial grand jury is meet.
ing this afternoon il special session
for the purpose, 1t is believed, of TAX
ing further action in the case of Frank
Hoogs, former teller at the Eank Of
Hawaii, who is alleged to- have en-
bezzled certain Of the banks fsnds.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-04
SAYS PRESIDENT
FAVORS TARIFF
REVISION SOON
Article in Los Angeles Times
Gives Detail Which Shows
Hope for Sugar
LOUISIANA PRODUCERS
PREPARE FOR ACTION
Reused BY News That Porto
Rico is Asking Duty Reten-
tion, They Make Plans

President Wilson mas aeinltely ae-
cided 70 propose tarin revision % me
next Congress accorolng g 3 speelaa ,I,s,; y
despatch from wasnins1Oh pIDllsneu
IN the los ANGELES llmes q sep.em.
Der y. Inc times prInts the lO.loss
ing IRON lts washington cOrres pOna-
ent =. Z !. ,,,,.
MlAslliNtilON i,0 lsI,au " r,,.,lI'... 80
TINES. SEPT. ze.---i, ,Ieslaeht wilson !
has a11.ced 70 propose TeyisIon o.
the existing Democratlc tarln iaW "
me siKty1olIth LoneIess, Mhicn asi
sempies on Deeemper 2, next ....
Mf. wilson eonceoss me aqsisa. y
Dlllly OF revising tud t4tih upWatNf 90
demanded BY the Republicans ever
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-04
rifle Team men
FROM HAWAH ARE
LIFE OF VOYAGE
National Guard Marksmen VIII
Probably Arrive at jackson-
vile Some Time Tomorrow

Especial Star. BuIIetin correspondencej
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 2S-Ha-
wallis National Guard team bound to
the big national shoot at Jacksonville.
Florida. arrived here today after an
nnbelievabiy smooth trip from Homo
lulu. There was not 3 sign Of motion
ia the vessel untll the California coast
was in sight. and no one aboard was
in.
Members Of the Hawaii rifle team
were the life of the trip. and took q
leading part ii all deck sports. On
Monday, the last. day out, an elaborate
program Of stunts was put on, and
rifle team members took practically
all Of the prizes The team this year
does not include so many musicians
as the 1914 team, but viii still be able
to give Floridans an idea of Hawaiian
melodies.
The team leaves San Francisco Fri.
day, October 1, and will reach Jack.
soDville early Tuesday. October 5,
going over the Sunset route. Most Of
the officers win take side trips to
Washington and New York after the
shoot, leaving San Francisco for Ho-
nolulu on November on the Matso-
MIA IA J%
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-04
GOVERNOR NAMES
H|lELOAN FUND
COMMISSION MEN
Lester Petrie, {. G. Duisenberg,
A. D. Castro and Mayor Lane,
c. R. Forbes Ex-officio
DISAPPR0vES OF CITY
WATER Apr 0PRlATl0N
Says SIC. 600 ! Appropriation
Made BY Supefp fpisors for
High Hid Bofings Mistake

Govefnor pinkhani to-day Announced
the appoIntment 81 : territorial ian
fund commlssion as fotlows Hon.
Charles 3. Fofbes. q ofticlc. Hen.
John I.nes - oficio. ester pe.
frie. q. DGisenheru and a B. Cas-.
.tro. Tocether with his notice 81 ap-
.polntnert. the governor Sent out To-
aav ietters "a each 81 tire MEMBER on
the commissIon. oiyino definitelv hts
Views In re1Ard Is the eEpe nditrre Of
sic5 oc0 sef aside for de wster and
sewer svstems q Lionolulu.
Emnhafic fiisapnrovaI 81 the s2O. 600
annronria fion ~ tha hoard n snner-
,yisors for invesfigation s,f 4 nlolntain
water snnpIv soi,rce FOR HonolIlll by :
water cnmn,issions nm already named by
The mayor. sinifilr slisannroyal Of any
hieh elevation boring eyperine,,ts to.
enfbar With s,,eeesfed action IN the
NuI,a,,,, water svsfems fI,a Nance wa.
fer system the nresent sewer pump
sIan @ % ana the Whole sever system 3. lsII II
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-04
Fl Will NOT BE
READY TO LEAVE
WHEN OTHERS Go
Lieut.. K. B. Crittenden viii
Recommend Additional Re-
pairs Before Trip Begins

If the recommendation made by
Lieut.. X. B. Crittenden. commander
Of the first submarine division by
wireless today to Capt Sumner E. w.
Kitfelle. commander of the u s.
cruiser Maryland, are approved. the
Fs2 and FsS win leave here for san
francisco for repairs and alterations
q week earlier than the FL. ;
Lieut.. Crlttenden wireless to Capt
Kitfelle this morning. recommending
that the F-1 and Fz3 leave before the
FL. This is because the FL has some
work yet to be done on her engines
before she can be allowed to start on
the 21S0 mile voyage to Mare Island.
even though she Is towed there.
sIf Capt. Kittelle approves my rec.
concentrations. said Lieut.. Crittenden
this afternoon. the FL and F-3 will
leave here about three Or four days
after the X boats arrive, and the FL
will leave about "a week after that.
Lieut. Crittender said he believes the
four X boats win make the journey
here in 10 days.
The X submarines left San Fran
cisco at 9 O'Clock yesterday morning,
wireless adyices to both Lieut.. Crit
tenden and Rear-admiral Clifford j.
Boush, commandant Of the Pearl Har-
Dor naval station. stated yesterday
No Mention Of Lawrence.
In neither dispatches was mention
made, according to Lieut. Crittendeh.
OF the Lawrence accompanying the *
boats. and It is generally believed that
this ship only accompanied the four
submarines and their three conveys,
the Maryland. Nanshan and IroQuois,
as far as the open sea outside Golden
Gate.
Nothing was said In the wireless
messages to both Lieut.. Crittenden
and Rear-admiral Boush, as to who
is commanding the X submarines on
their trip here under their own power.
Whether Lieut. -comdr. G. s. Freeman
is in command. is arousing much spe-
culation among naval officers here,
That the report Of the naval board
of inquiry appoiRted to investigate the
F4 disaster, and examine the wreck
TO determine what caused the accident.
will probably be. signed by the board
tomorrow afternoon, was stated by
Lieut.. Crittenden. He said it will be
impossible to mail 1t before Wednes-
day, so that the Wiihelmina viii carry
the yoluminous document to Washing.
ton instead of the Tenyo Maru.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-04
1910 EXPLOSION
OF Los ANGELES
times REVIVED

fAssociated Press by Federal Wireless1
4. Los ANGELES, Cals Oct. 4.--
Charged with conspiracy 70 murder IN
connection with the explosion which
wrecked the plant Of the Los Angeles
Times in the fall Of 1910 Matthew
Schmidt, who was run down after .
long chase by, government officials.
was put on trial here today. David
Captain, also caught after : country
wide search that took several years,
10 q codefendant with Schmidt. He
will be given separate trial. He was
present when Sehmidt'S trial began to-
daN. ..- -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-04

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. Ambassador Henry Nor.
genthau the u pIenpoenary Constantnope has been
instructed BY cable inform Turkey that public sentiment n
America against the Turkish atrocities the Aenians
such that unless the atrocities friendly relations between
Turkey and America hreateped No threat Of
of diplomatic relations is made
ATHENS, Greece Oct 4AI doubt that Greece win Join
the Entente Allies in active participation in was dis
PEELED today by significant developments First the French
landed troops Saonk the object being assist Greece "a
repeng the expected invasion from Bulgaria The recent
IN Bulgaria interpreted impering the Grecdn
soil
Secondly the Greek has seized the Macedonian
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-04
GOVERNOR NAMES THREE
-. WOMEN ON INDUSTRIAL
SCHOOLS BOARD TODAY

Announcement Of the members (
y of the board of industrial schools :
y was made today by Governor L. :
4 E. Pinkham. The members, with <
y the length OF time they will serve Z
y respectively, are as follows: <
y Judge w. L. Whitney, ex-officio; <
y A. F. Grifffths, two years; DR.. <
y c. B. Cooper, two years. Father (
+ Valentin Francks, two years; <
y Miss Bertha Ben Taylor, four (
y years; Mrs. A. L. Andrews, four 1
= years, and Mrs. F. w. Macfar- I
= lane, four years r.. z...,s H.. .s't Z
y -: i .:. 3...1. 81.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-04
Bulgaria Making Ready For War
AS Answer to Russia's U|lim,lun

sian umatu Bulgaria choose today between tie En-
tente and The Htonie Allies her future friends ii nteI11
tonal affairs and probably IN The Russian uItma|1I
presented at Sofia calls upon Bulgaria dismiss the Austrian
and German officers who recently Joined the Bulgarian army
to direct its mobilization and concentration The other allies
of the Entente powers have notified that they are ao
porting Russia s action.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-04
QUIET STRIKE TAKES
OUT 5000 SKILLED MEN
OF BIG ELECTRIC PLANT

ASSOCIATED Press b. Federal Wirelessl
SCHENECTADY, NJ Y, Oct. a..
Three thousand maehinists and elee-
trieians IN the plant of. the General
Electric Company struck here today.
The strike was carried out quietly.
The men ask for an eight-hour instead
Of a 1o-hour day. - =;
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-04

The second trial of the case of Hen.
ry Aki, charged with furious and heed,
less driving, is being argued in Cir.
cult Judge ashford's court this after.
noon. It is expected thH a verdict
will be reached today. Z I
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-04
Allies Claim Progress Near Arras

PARIS France Oct 4-The Allies are continuing to mike
ii their battling north Of Arras Fighting Nouron
Guenneyiers is violent between tile trenches each side
striving to win the other 8 first line defenses
Behind the German lines in front Of Metz squadron of
Allied airen operating according the announcements
today.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-04
CHINA CALLED
ON TO DECIDE
ON MONARCHY

lAssociated Press by Federal Wirelessl
PEKiNG, China, Oct. 4.-The state
council today passed resolutions gov
erning the election Of members Of .
peoples conferences 20 decide whether
China shall become . monarchy or
MAINTAIN the republicans form Of gov
ernment. The primaries will be held
on November 5 and the final election
of November IS. Should the elected
members favor . monarchy, new
constitution will be considered. =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-04
RILEY Day in
SCHOOLS URGED
BY SEC. Lane
Head of Interior Department
Asks Honor Be Paid Poet
All Over America

IAssociated Press bv Fsdsral Wirelessl
WASHINGTON. o. C, Oct 4s-Sec-
retary Of the Interior Lane today sug-
gested that poem or poems BY james
Whitconb Riley be read in al the
schools Of America on October Z, the
birthday Of the great poet. He de-
clared that Riley and William Dean
HoWells are the only survivors OF D
generation Of distinctly American
poets. z5
HAWAII SCHOOLS MAY ACT,
The Star Bulletin communicated the
Associated Press news above to H W..
Kinney, superint of public in
struction, at noon today. Mr.. Kinney
says that it viii very likely be impos-
sible to arrange to have one of the
noted Hoosier poets poems read In
all the schools of the territory on ac-.
count of lack of time TO get the word
around. However, he agrees heartily
with the spirit OF the proposal and as
ii will take no time from the school
duties of the children he suggests that
in the schools Of Oahu next Thursday
one Of Riley's poems be read during
the days exercises. The StarsBufle
tin has arranged with Mr.. Kinney to-
print in to1norrow's issue two or three
of RiIey's best known poems. which
would be appropriate to. the occasion
and these win be available for school
teachers who have none of the Hoo
sier poets productions readily at band.
z q !. : /. 5H5s
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-04

Trial jurors in Circuit Judge Ash.
ford's court will not be required to.
morrow. They win be wanted, how
ever, at O'Clock on Wednesday morn
ing. -. ".%~}
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-04
u S Calls ON TURKEY TO CEASE ARMENIAN ATROCITIES
FAST BATTLE
CRUISERS NEW
MA VAL PLANS
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Associated Press by Federal Wireless.
~ WASHINGTON, d. c.. Oct 4. .
q President Wilson, Secretary Of g
R the Navy Daniels and Chairman q
g Padgett of the house committee q
o on naval Affairs at q conference q
q today decided TO include fast bat 9
g tle-cruisers in their plans for ma Q
= val development. The United q
9 States now has none of the fast g
q cruisers. n
II ~ .ss q 1 ss.E r =
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