No Loan Bill Cooper Says No Public Works
Cooper, superintendent of public works, warned that without minority support in the House Finance Committee no public improvements could proceed. He noted plans depend on loan funds, urged timely action before June, and warned many projects would wait if the Emergency Bill fails.
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July Meeting Shapes Home Rule Party Power Shift
The Home Rule party held its July meeting at Maynakes Street headquarters. Delegates from various islands discussed party leadership, with talks of replacing head Kalauokalapi and potential ties to Wilcox and Vierkley. Legislators debated county bar funding, education, and health, while hints of a merger with Democrats circulated.
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Maynakestreet
Penerntome
Varrows
Kalauokalapi
Robert W. Wilcox
Slesaty
Washington
Fred. W. Vierkley
D. Ka
Vem
Cntole
Hubert W. Wilcox
Thave
Democratic Party
Etter
League resolves to relocate early baseball grounds
Negotiations conclude with Houula lu community for park viewing and comfort. Rapid Transit and Land Co influence secures land papers. Ground delays push start. Oxall College campus may host initial games before new grounds and grand stand open. Removal of Custom Hotel team eases schedule while distributing players to remaining teams strengthens the league.
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Banetall
Kamoulili
Rapid Transit & Land Co
Pain
Basaball League
Rapid Transit Co
Oxall College
Custom Hotel
Senate Deliberations on Funds and Public Works Inquiry
The Senate discussed the Chinese Fund and emergency appropriation bills, heard from Superintendent Cooper on the Nuuanu Bridge project, and reviewed committee reports amid debates on infrastructure, health, and education. Senators Baldwin, Cecil Brown, McCandless, and others weighed money needs, referrals, and timing for third readings.
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Wells Argo and Co Express Note Low Rates From San Francisco
Wells Argo and Co Express advertises low rates from San Francisco. The notice lists several coded fare references and a contact at the Masonic Temple with Amer Jono Mownenger Service, phone MAIN 199.
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Oifice
Masonic Temple
Amer Jono Mownenger
Excelsior Lodge G1DS Makes Farewell At Old Hall
Excelsior Lodge No 1 0 0 departs its historic Portatroot hall after a farewell meeting marked by social time light pictures and short speeches The old hall built in 1459 is to be replaced by a $50000 three story building by December 10 The lodge founded in 1844 plans to meet in the Kiks Lodge bath while awaiting completion and notes the corner stone laid April 36 1869 with forty four members present on the last night Also advertises boxing at the Orpheum and a Central Union church missionary concert on Philippines with McCante Browar to speak
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Rocky Mountains
Ludy
Kiks’ Lodge
Leretsala
Miller Streets
W. C. Parke
Mrtclen
Tor
Leretone
Local Shop Moves to New Hotel Street Site
WR in CHILTON reports Ouderlows Building on Fort Street has relocated his father shop to Hotel Street near Fort Street. The move aims to attract existing customers and draw new ones, with a test to see if the od customers alias new clients respond to the change.
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Fort Street
Roosevelt Starts On Western Tour
President Roosevelt begins a cross country tour by special train visiting Chicago Wisconsin Minnesota North and South Dakota Montana Yellowstone Park and Nebraska Iowa Missouri California Nevada Oregon Washington Wyoming and Illinois before returning to Washington. The trip extends to June and compares with McKinley’s western itinerary.
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Oregon
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Idaho
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Nebraska
Iowa
Ilinoia
Mav Kinley
Cramp Sues Spreckels Over Oceanic Steamers Repairs
The Cramp Shipbuilding Co filed a $230000 suit against J D Spreckels for repairs on the Oceanic steamships Ventura Sonoma and Sierra. Potential counterclaims by Spreckels may total $1000000 for alleged faulty construction and resulting losses.
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New York, N. Y
Cramp Shipbuilding Company
J. D. Spreckels
Ventura
Sonoma
Sierra
Spreckels
Balkans Revolt Surges Over Turko Reform Plans
In Constantinople on April 1 thousands of Albanians attacked Turkish troops in a revolt against reform plans mapped by the Powers. The fighting grew to serious proportions as Albanian forces repelled Turkish units amid the Balkan unrest.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Balkans
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Cambridge Crew Triumph in Annual Boat Race
Cambridge defeated Oxford in the annual boat race at Putney as part of a special report. Also reports a separate Associated Press note that Consul Zborborski was killed in an automobile wreck in Nice, Italy on April 1.
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England
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Oxford Today
Associated Press
Nice
Italy
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New York, N. Y
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