23 Apr 1912
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1912
Page
1
An oddly garbled report references a long court action and a figure named Titanic Wilson winning a notable road suit. The text is damaged with many misread words, but implies a legal or competitive outcome tied to a person, possibly in January, with mentions of investigators or police and a body near a station.
A garbled OCR fragment lists names and phrases across a range of topics, mentioning Whee Wardle Phene and other unclear entities. The text reads as a jumbled archival snippet with no coherent narrative or identifiable event.
In Washington on April 23 the Senate rejected an amendment shifting control of elections to the federal government by 47 to 36. The proposal would have provided direct election of United States Senators and federal oversight of elections.
A garbled report recounts a chaotic event with mentions of a Supreme Court connection and an array of names including Benny Bul, Mary Lately, and Whitney. The text weaves sports and legal overtones, hinting at a public hearing and a theatrical confrontation, but the exact sequence and outcome remain unclear due to OCR corruption.
Special pamphlet promotes a time value lesson with a June 22 deadline and a sweepstakes promising prizes to seventeen young women. The piece urges immediate effort, highlights business methods, and hints at a continuation on page 9 with broad, scattered text.
Readers see a fragmented report listing names and roles connected to a Shriners gathering. The garbled text references attendance, associates, and a regional event with continued coverage on page four.
A garbled OCR style notice mentions a Hilo branch and Von Hamm Young with scattered phrases about water, street names, and trades. The text includes broken names and locations lacking clear facts or dates, making details uncertain.
Fragmentary OCR mentions the Titanic tragedy with scattered names and dates. It references a 1924 publication and inferred details about passengers, possibly describing a memorial or investigation context without coherent full events.
Columbus April 21 The constitutional convention defeated a proposal to amend the constitution to permit recall of all public officers including the judiciary by a vote of 57 to 45. The measure would have allowed citizens to remove officers before the end of their terms through a recall mechanism. The vote leaves Ohio without a recall option for officials for now.
Mexico City April 2 Congress passed a bill to increase the Mexican army by 60 000 men. Geners Dominguez former treasurer under Madero has been arrested charged with fomenting an anti Madera plot.
Judge Knapp of the commerce court temporarily averts a threatened locomotive engineers strike. Railroads, it was unofficially announced, will accept Judge Knapp's mediation offer to settle the dispute in New York on April 23.
A fragmented report notes a sugar ban proposal prompting public reaction. Officials in several districts consider new limits while producers warn of economic impact. Community groups push for clearer timing and enforcement details in the forthcoming measures.
Witness describes missing binoculars linked to Crow's NLST as Senate inquiry probes Titanic disaster. Testimony notes alarm telephoned, boat swerved, and the binoculars were removed before the Titanic left Southampton, with consequences cited if left in place.
New York reports 77 bodies recovered from the Titanic disaster aboard the cableship Mackay-Bennett and other vessels. Insurance figures total about 16 million dollars as crews investigate the wreck and related accident claims amid ongoing recovery operations.
Fragments mention a shipwreck survivor and a list of names including Malik Mar EURONTE and Alison, with scattered phrases about cars, action, and page continuations. The garbled OCR yields an uneasy, unnamed roster and uncertain event context on the Titanic saga.
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