davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1916-11-12
SLATE MAKERS BUSY
RECASTING CABINET
Mccormick Entitled to Job;
Tammany Wonders II
He Gets 1t.
RECALL McCOMBS'S FATE
Henry Morgenthau Called Pos.
sibility as Successor to
Redfield.

Will Vance c. Mccormick get a place
in the Cabinet as a reward for his sue
cessful management Of the Wilson CAM
raign? The question was n that In
terested Democrats a great deal yester-
day. Mccormick already IL being dis
cusseds as a probable successor to New
ton ID. Baker. Secretary OF War. who
has said he will quit In March.
opinion among Democrats was unanI-
nous that Mccormick work entities
him to a handsome reward. But II was
pointed out that the last man to man.
age a successful Wilson campaign did
not do very well. william F. McCombs.
after the campaign Of 1912, was put off
with the offer OF an Enthusiastically he
did not wish.
MIR. Mccormick said Henry Morgen-
,hnu. who had charge of the Wilson
campaign fund. has shown qualities of
leadership of the highest order. All Of
his associates have great hopes for his
future career.
Tammany's Cynical Comment.
Mccormick certainly delivered the
goods" remarked a prominent Tammany
man. He deserves n place In the Cabi-
net II he wants II. Blu II President VIII
son runs true to form he won I get It,"
In the reorganization OF his Cabinet
the general view Is that president Will
son IL certain to give important recog-
milton to the West. whic', did so much
for him. California already II repre-
scented by Secretary LAM OF the Interior.
Lane. II is believed. will he retained,
perhaps promoted to n more important
post.
1t 10 taken for granted that Mr.. Wilson
will try to bind Progressiyes to his sup.
port permanently by including at leas'
one prominent Progressive In his new
official family. lie is pretty certain. II
Is felt, to look TO the West for the mar
4 name %canvassed yesterday in TIL:
connection was that OF VIII II. Parry o.
Seattle. Wash. Mr.. Parry. a Wilson
Progressive, IN 10 a member OF TIE
Federal Trade Commission. His STATE
was for Wilson. II would not astonisf
Den ocratic leaders II the President
should call the Seattle man to his
Cabinet.
Win the Vests claims to Cabire
positions made good by the election re-
turns. II Is hardly probable. Democrat,
said yesterday, that New York. which
went so heavily agains. the President
will retain the three Cabinet places I!
now has-McAdoo. Secretary OF tn
Treasury Lansing. Secretary Of state
and Redfeld. Secretary OF Commerce
There is gossip TO the effect hat Red
neld Is not too strongly ~intrenched.
The sun., 1916-11-12
G.. n. & q. ROAD Fight. = Hour Law

CHICAGO. Nov. 1.-THE Chicago, Bur-
lington and Quincy Railroad h!ed a ret!-
ton to-day for an injunction aga!ns
the Adamson law. 1t Is similar to those
nlsd b. the Atchison. Topeka and Santa
re, Union Pacific and other roads. Sew
cral other roads are to file petitions next
Monday.
The sun., 1916-11-12
Pp~sident Aboard Yacht.

RHiSEciiFr, y. Y, Nov ll-Pres'-
dent Wilson arrived here tonight from
Will!amstown. Mass. and at once
boarded the naval yacht MayHower.
which lay at anchor In the Hudson
River. The President directed that the
Mayaower proceed slowly TO New York
at daybreak tomorrow.
The sun., 1916-11-12
Red0eid May Go.

Should the Brooklyn man retire and
the president; decide on naming another
New York state Democrat to succsad
him. Il 10 thought the ONCE may be
offered to Henry MorEenthau. I, was
said Morgenthau. haytng been Ambas-
sador TO Turkey. will not care for a
diplomatic post. but that as q business
man the Office Of Secretary OF Commerce
Is one TO appeal TO him.
President Wilson Is known to depend
The sun., 1916-11-12
HIS CAMPAIGN COST 500.
Bought One stamp 70 Tell Rival
He wanted No Votes.

Two cents were the total campaign ex-
penses Of william b.. Carswell, whose
name appeared under the emblems OF
the Independence League and the Amer
lean parties as candidate for District
Attorney. lie hled this statement yes
terday with the County Clerk Of Kings.
His only outlay was for the stamp on
n letter addressed to James T. O'Neil.
who had wrested the Democratic nomi-
nation from him.. In the letter Mr.. Cars
well assured Mr.. O'Neil that the writer
had requested his political friends to
support Mr.. O'Nsil.
The sun., 1916-11-12

welt are sure that he would not refuse A
nomination by n united Repub,i ,an.pro.
gressivc party.
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TERRITORY Wins
SUIT INVOLVING
WATER QUESTION
Hawaii Judge Holds Parker
Ranch Has No Rights to
WaikoIoa Ditch
CASE HARD-F0UGHT AND
MANY EXPERTS CALLED IN
Judge MattheWman Finds for
Defendant; Appeal May
Be Taken

Residents of the little village of Wal
mea, Hawaii, will, for the time being,
at least, have all the water they need
from the Waikoloa stream
This much has been decided by Cir
cult Judge John A. Matthewman, who
has found for the defendants in the
two-year-old case of A. W. Carter,
trustee, against the territory of Ha-
waii ct al, involving the rights to the
water in the Waikoloa stream. In q
wireless message received yesterday
by Judge Antonio Perry, one of the
counsel for the territory, Judge. Mat
thewman points out four distinctive
grounds upon which he based his find
ing. ~
The suit was begun in June, 1914.
it being the contention of the plaintiff
that the big Parker Ranch had sole
right to the three million odd gallons
OF water which flowed daily in the
Waikoloa stream. While this amount
of water is more than the stream ac-
tually carries at certain periods, plain
tiff virtually laid claim to all the wa
ters Of the stream.
Last July the case was removed to
tContinued on page threel :,
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MAYOR CAN lay
GRAY OFF, SAYS
CITY ATTORNEY

Mayor Lane has the power to sus-
pend Jesse Gray, Wahiawa police of
ficer under charges.
A. NJ, Cristy, first deputy city at
torney, gave the mayor this opinion
Informally this morning. Ever since
charges were preferred against Gray,
accusing him Of accepting bribes from
the operators of a chefa lottery, the
mayor has declared that he should be
suspended by the sheriff until his
guilt was proved or disproyed. The
sheriff has taken no action and has
declared, when questioned. that Gray
was innocent and would not be sus-
pended. This morning the mayor
went to Cristy and asked him whether
suspension of an officer under charges
was not compulsory, orSpefhaps auto
matte. Cristy replied that it was not,
but that If he wished the mayor could
suspend him.
Mayor Lane had to leave immedi-
ately for the Republican territorial
convention, but declared that when he
returned he would take some action
In the matter.
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Yuan Will Send
Army TO Fight
REVOLUTIONISTS

Especial Cable to Liberty News.)
TOXIC, Japan, April 3.-Yuan Shih.
Kai has announced that he will imme-
diately send all Of the Peking troops
south 70 battle with the revolutionists
around Canton. 1t is stated that he
will use his entire armies In Chill, Hu.
peh, and Shantung to force his way
through to Kwantung province.
Military men in close touch with the
situation believe this is only another
one of the many statements issued for
effect, as with the entire south of
China in the hands of the revolution
lists, Yuan would have hard time
fighting his way through Human,
Kwangsi or Kiangsi. The seaports are
in the hands of the republican troops,
and should Yuan decide to follow this
campaign, it looks like an early vic.
tory for the revolutionists.
Republicans of China will not make
any further campaign in southern
China according to reports emanating
from Canton. They are now in con-
troll of the entire province Of Kwan-
tung, and campaign of defense is
the moye that IS expected there.
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INFANTRY AND CAVALRY
HUNTING FOR "PANCH0'

WASHINGTON. d. c., April
3-That the entire country near
Minaca and Guerrero. scene of the
clash between the Villistas and Col
Dodds troopers, is now being thor
oughly conbed so that Gen. Villa
must be driven into hiding OF into
the open, is the tenor Of advices
from Gen. Pershing's camp today.
The mountains around Guerrero
are being conibed for signs of
Villa, the u. S. forces being divid-
ed into bands and making thor
ough search as they 90. The Hfan-
try is assisting the cavalry in the
hunt through the mountains.
Captured bandits have told Per-
shings men that Villa has been
carried further into the mountains
in coach, confirmation of the re-
port that he was wounded
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FINDS PERJURY AND
FORGERY LURKING IN
LET-GRAcE HEARING

That manifest and persistent per-
jury, as well as more than mere sus-
picion of forgery, lurked in the hear
ing of the contest is the contention OF
Circuit Judge Ashford as set forth in
an opinion handed down in the case
Of w. G. Let against John Grace and
Opiopio Grace, suit for foreclosure
of mortgage. Judge Ashford finds for
the plaintiff, and has appointed Harry
A. Wilder as commissioner to sell the
land in question. under bond in the
sum of $1,000.
In his opinion Judge Ashford cites
the need Of legislation for licensing
and controlling conYeyancers, stating
that there are now too many amateurs
engaged in the making Of conyeyanc-
es, a few of whom are so dishonest
as to render them a menace to the
community
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MORT IS REPRlMANpeD

SAN ANTONIO, Texas April
3-First Lieut.. Jdhn E. Mort, 4th
Field Artillery, who, led -four enlist
ed men across the Rio Grande
when two soldiers from their camp
were supposedly kidnapped by
Mexicans, has been found guilty at
a court-martial and reprimanded
for violating neutrality in so cross
ing the border. He acted to recoy-
er the two comrades.
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GERMAN OFFICIAL
lEGRAMS

The following cablegram from Off
cial German sources was received to-
day:
"Official-The German admiralty re-
ports. that on the night of April 1-2
German aircraft renewed attacks
against the English east coast. Blast
furnaces, large iron works and indus
trial establishments on the south bank
of the Tees and the port establish
ments of Middleborugh and Sunder-
land were attacked, explosives and in.
cendiary bombs being thrown for an
hour and half. Large explosions
and much destruction and fires were
observed clearly. In spite Of lively
sheliing the German naval afrshfps
suffered neither losses nor damages"
: German Headquarters Report.
April lon the west near st. Eloi
British hand-grenade attacks were re-
pulsed. On the west front most of the
activity was in artillery duels. A Ger.
man battle aircraft shot down four
French aeroplanes. One fell in our
lines, others behind the enemy's front
The French ae:odome at Rosnay was
extensively borabarded.
"On the Russian front nothing Inn
portant happened F'or the moment
the Russians are apparently exhaust
ed, having attacked with large forces
and an expenditure of ammunition up
to now unheard-of. They had no sue
cess at all, thanks to the brave resist
ance of the Germans Cautious caleu-
lations place their casualties at not
less than 100000 men.
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port of the heroic services of the of
ficers and crew of the Columbine.
have read it with quickening pulse.
IF you have an opportunity. viii
you not convey to these men my per,
sonal congratulations?
Cordially and sincerely yours,
"lSignedl WOODROW WILSON,
To Hon. William c. Redfield,
Secretary of Commerce.
The original signed copy of the let
ter is now one of the cherished pos.
sessions on board the Columbine
Pier 2.
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FORESEE FOURTH GERMAN
ASSAULT upon GERDUN
[Assooiated Press By Federal wlrelessl

(Associated Press BY Federal Wreiessl
PARIS, France, April 3.-Another
tremendous drive upon the battered
positions around Verdun is believed to
be contemplated by the determined
German generals on the west front.
French military observers see signs
that the fourth desperate attempt
of the. Teutons to cut their way
past this stronghold is now un-
der way. ALI last night there was a
tremendous fight between Douamont
and Vaux, which generally resulted in
favor of the French defenders. They
have made gains in the northern part
of the Caillette wood. scene of many
fights. >,.e. t.
1t is believed that the violence of
the latest German attacks foreshad-
ows another movement of vast forces
against Verdun. New German bat
teries have been moved closer than
ever to the outer line of French foIti-
.fcations, and the German infantry is
being reorganized. -. e. ..,-.s
THE HAGUE, Netherlands, April g..
The majority of the public of Hol-
land believes. that the coming offen-
sive expected by the Allies holds the
possibility of danger to Hollands neu-
trality. However, the Dutch minister
for foreign affairs holds that there Is
nothing to worry about" $.
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LYNCH LAW INVOKED
IN OKLAHOMA TOWN

[Assocfatsd Press By Fsdsrsl WrsIsssl
IDABEL, Okla. April 3. = After q
preliminary hearing Oscar Martin. q
negro. charged with attacking girl,
was hanged from the courthouse bal
cony by a mob, which stormed the
courthouse and took him from the au-
thorities.
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BRITISH cONTRABAND
ORDER STlRS NEUTRALS
ASSOCIATED Press b Federal wirelsssl

IAssociated Press by Federal Wirelessl
BERLIN, Germany, April 8. The
Overseas News Agency declares that
newspapers of the neutral countries
are making strong protest against
the British order-in-council for the
treatment of contraband and the in
depreciation of the trade blockade reg
ulations. The Tidningen of Stockholm.
Sweden. says that the situation is seri-
ous and calls for q united Swedish po.
Icy to protect the nations rights.
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GERMANY WILL ANSWER
WASHINGTON QUICKLY Y
[Associated Press BY Federal wireless

IA3SocAted Press by Federal WffeIessI
WASHINGTON, d. c., April 8. =
Ambassador Gerard cabled to the
state department today that Germany
has promised prompt reply to the
u. s. request for information as to
the explosion which crippled the Brit
ish steamer Sussex and the torpedo
ing and sinking of the British steam
er Englishman. The United States
asks Germany for all Information
which can be furnished.
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MATS0N S. S. ENTERPRISE
BEING TOWED BY MAN0A;
SUFFERED BROKEN SHAFT

(Associated Press BY Federal Wirslesal
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, April b.
The Matson liner Manoa wirelessed
today that she Is towing the Matson
steamer Enterprise, which has suffer.
cd a broken shaft.
That the Matson steamer Manoa,
which left Honolulu last Tuesday at
noon. is towing the Matson freighter
Enterprise to San Francisco, is indi-
Gated by the above Associated Press
despatch.
When informed this afternoon OF
the accident to the Enterprise Man
ager j. II. Drew Of Castle & Cookies
shipping department said he had
heard nothing of 1t until informed by
the Star-Bulletin.
Capt Francis N. Edwards Is the
Manoa's commander, while Capt. j.
O. Youngren Is master of the Enter
prise. The Enterprise left HiIo Sun
day, March 26, taking sugar to San
Francisco. Capt Youngren said a
few months ago, when the Enterprise
was in port, that she had never cost
her owners a cent for repairs, al
though she has made more than 200
voyages from the coast to the islands.
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CoIumbine's Heroic Sea Work is
Recognized By President Wilson

President Wilson's sincere congrat-
ulations have been extended to the
officers and crew Of the U. S. light
house tender columbine. in port here,
for the splendid rescue the Colum-
bine made Of the British bark Brit
fish Yeoman off Port Allen, Kauai, in
storm q few weeks ago.
Writing to Secretary Of Commerce
Fedfield by the way, has al.
ready recognized the feat-the Presi.
dent says:
THE WHITE HOUSE.
Washington. March is, 1916.
My dear Secretary
Thank you Ior LETTING me see r..
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GERMANS TAKE POSITIONS

BERLIN, Germany, April 3.-Offt
Scial announcement this afternoon says
that all the French positions north
of FORCES brook, between Haucourt
and Bethincourt, on the west bank OF
the Meuse, are now in the hands of
the Germans. E,,,.. . -.,.-
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COAST GUARD CUTTER
PICKS UP A STEAMER

FAssociatsd Press By Federal WirslsssI
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. April 3. -
The coast guard cutter Bear has wire
lessed that she has the schooner Hugh
Hogan. from Shanghai for Puget
Sound. and Is towing the distressed
vessel into this port
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CAPLAN Counsel
SUDDENLY QUITS
Associated Press by Federal W

IAssociated Press by Federal wirelessi
LOS ANGELES, CAL, April S.-The
trial Of David Caplan, charged with
murder in connection with the blow
ing up of the Los Angeles Times plant,
has been postponed until Wednesday,
as Caplan now has no attorneys. Ma
than Coghlan and Edwin Mckenzie
withdrew today without announcing
their reasons for dropping the case.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-03
ALL judicial
INOnINATIODSO. K.
but THOMPSONS 5
Especial star-Builstiu cablel

WASHINGTON, .. C., April 81
The. senate judiciary committee this
afternoon ordered q favorable report
on all of the Hawaiian judicial ap-
pointments except that Of j. Wesley
Thompson for judge Of the third cir
cult court, Hawaii. His nomination
went over without action.
C. s. ALBERT.
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CRUISER CHARLESTON
SAILS FOR PANAMA

SEATTLE, Wash, April 8.-The
cruiser Charleston sailed for Panama
today via San Francisco and San Di-
ego.
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GREAT HPPELINS
RAID SCOTCH AND
English POINTS
Germany's War-Machines in
Night Flights Kill Many,
Cause Much Damage
FRENCH F0RESEE ANOTHER
BLOODY ATTACK ON VERDUN
Notice New Batteries and Re-
organization of German
Infantry
fAssociatsd Press By Federal wirelsssl


BERLIN, Germany, April 3s-Furth-
er Zeppelin raids have been carried
cut on Edinburgh and leith, on the
docks at the Firth Of. Forth, on the
shipworks along the Tyne and else
where, and numerous fires and ex-
pIosions have been the result.
A battery near Newcastle was ST.
fenced. H..
A Turkish official despatch today
says that a Russian transport carry
ing troops and war material has been
sunk in the Black Sea, and that the
Turks have Summarized also steam
er and sailing vessel. The Turks
further announce that surprise at
taeks were made on the British force
northeast Of Sheikh Osaman, Meso-
potamia, causing them to retreat with
heavy losses. - i. = ~.
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MILITIA AMENDMENT
TO CHAMBERLA AIN BILL

lAssociatod Press - Iedernl Wll1l1l1l
WASHINGTON, d. c., April I3t-
Senator A. B. Cummins today intro
duced in the senate an amendment to
the Chamberlain bin. creating = mill
tia section with five state officers on
general staff. The amendment was
adopted
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SEAS so HEAVY WORK
ON REFL0ATiNG cHIY0
TEMPORARILY GIVEN UP
IAssoci...d Press By Federal wir.l...l

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, April g.
Efforts to refloat the T. X. K. liner
Chiyo Maru have been temporarily
abandoned because of the heavy seas
breaking over the shore where she is
stranded near Hongkong. says a cable
gram from Yokohama today. :.
Further particulars concerning the
Chiyo Maru, which came last night,
will be found on Page 9 today
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OUTLAW LEADER REPORTED
CARRIED INTO MOUNTAINS BY
COACH; SEARCH Being PUSHED
INFANTRY ASSISTING CAVALRY IN HUNT FOR ARCH
MURDERER-U. S. LIEUTENANT WHO CROSSED BORDER
FEW WEEKS AGO COURT -MARTlALED, REPRlMANDED
BULLETIN.
IA.saeiated Pres. Service @ BY Federal wIrelessl

.T
SAN ANTONIO Texas April 3Detachments Vfistas have
been located by the Americans Baneva Persg
today Gen Funston The remainder of the force which Villa
from Columbus and those collected the
large section country northeast of
pursuing them.
WASHINGTON, d. C., April 3-(ien. Funston reported today
the secretary of that there has been fight OF
Fistas and force of Carranza Col
ue Baco the Villa leader of this party, killed.
IN&# -
WASHINGTON, D. C., April 3Aeager dispatches from Gen
Pershng Mexican expedition that the T. s. cavalrymen
have of Nsas name censo
firing heard The fighting apparently still in progress.
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LURLlNE,s ARRIVAL.

A radio received today by Castle G
Cookies shipping department, from the
Matson liner Lurline, says the steam
er will be of port at $50 tomorrow
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CLYDE STRIKE ENDS

GLASGOW. Scotland, April 3.-The
big strike in the Clyde shipbuiIding
plants ended today. .,'
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MANY LIVES LOST I'M
JAPANESE COAST WRECK

EAssociated Press by Federal wirelessl
TOXIC. Japan. April 3.-The coast
ing steamer Wakathu Maru has been
wrecked. with 81 passengers and 16
of the crew drowned.
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VILLA BANDS SCATTERED FLEEING BEFORE j. S. TROOPERS
Militia Row Gets Into Convention
NEW YORK STOCK
MARKET TODAY

Following are the closing prices Of
stocks on the New York market TO.
day, sent by the Associated Press over
the Federal Wireless:
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A large Diesel engine is being In
stalled by the Island Electric Com
pany Of Wailuku. Maui, as the prime
power generator Of its plant.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-03

morning. This win enable her TO dock
by 7:15 at Pier Is. She is bringing Is
cabin and six steerage passengers,
and has 4190 tons Of cargo for this