Labor surplus stirs debate on immigrant recruitment
The Territory debates labor supply and immigration work amid claims of officer delays and recruiter activity. Officials note plentiful labor locally while considering European recruitment to fill gaps, with speculation about a new immigrant wave sustaining deployment and timing.
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Hinderindh
Tyheranty
Clark
Plowne
Hawaii
Tibet
Haymond
Europe
Yirmaval
No Hurry on Sugar Measure
A fragmented account covers hearings on a sugar tariff measure in Washington. Witnesses including Hawaii sugar officials and San Francisco sugar interests argue against total price removal, warning reduction would ruin the industry while awaiting committee action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wigar
Renate
Louisiana
Sidney Ballon
Aml Benoree Pakrehiid
Makooompany
Hanna
Sprovkela Sugwe Company
San Francbicn
Hawaii
Roel
Ole Pondine
Lkely
Ariwe
Han
Knox
Hantipetan Wilony
Dr Rodgers Death Reverberates Through Honolulu
Lorimer secretary Dr oT RAM RENE recalls Dr Rodgers a longtime figure in education and local life in Honolulu. He had lived quietly at the Rorat Hewalinn Hatch area and spent many years in public service before his death.
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Ot Ram Rene
Lorimer
The
Hound of Education
Honolulu
Rorat Hewalinn
Beet Sugar Market Upturn Amid Tariff Uncertainty
Market forces push beet sugar prices higher as Cuban imports fear and refiners stock up. Analysts note a trend of rising futures and predict tighter raw sugar supply despite tariff safety concerns, with emphasis on mainland confidence and potential price corrections.
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Ed Pallite
Marol
Frear Deciding Special Session
A fragmented report hints that Frear plans a special session to address the question of attendance and eligibility for a medal related to the Governor’s considerations. Officials discuss potential outcomes and timing as observers await decisive action.
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Frear
Millionaire Tramps Work Way Here On Ship
A ragged band known as millionaire tramps sails into Honobili aboard the Sewall. Led by Edward Sewall and including A. I. Dupont and Maywood Brown, they claim royal and wealthy lineage while tracing a globe trotting path. They say work is their rule and aim to reach New York after a prior voyage from Maywood to Mindonrls. Continued on Page 6.
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Sidney 4
Franein
Hot
Widovernor Frinele
Howard Rewalt
Herintty
Aduneh
Palues Hotel
Rolph
Governo A
Oddie
Neyaila
Harry Meltner
Critte
New York
Dupont
Mikion Street
Union Street
Garden ‘Rheime
Biedont
Pulte Works
Mare
Drekon
Grote & Cramer
Tailor Sho
Laney
Olina
Clakins
Wiizabeth J. Mocharrat
Adame Jane
Ulon Wiel
Willare
Wiat
Interet
Mutual Telephone Company
Tragic death linked to an alleged seducer reported by teen
A fourteen year old girl died by self harm after writing farewell notes to a man accused of seduction. Police investigation focuses on the circumstances surrounding the death and the alleged involvement of the man.
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Terry Mand
Niiver
Dette
Horay
Tanta
Eleba
Desperate prisoner escapes aboard Nippon Maru then recaptured
The stranded Nippon Maru prisoner attempt sparked a dramatic deck escape as passengers and officers watched a shirtless captive in guard garb leap the rail and vanish into the water amid crowding on Alken wharf. Police later pursued clues as officials described the incident and the ship prepared for return to Japan.
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Locke
Key
Abe
Alken Wharf
Jabronger
Ford
Spokane Editor Shot in Office by Russian Laborer
Edward H. Methrock city editor of the Spokane Chronicle was shot and killed in his office by Richard Alecks a Russian laborer said to be consumed by broodings related to Titanic tragedy. In England the White Star liner Olympic struck nearby and sailed after abandoning the Titanic wreck aftermath.
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Rom Cabh
Spokane
Wash
Edward H. Methrock
Spokane Chronicle
Richard Alecks
Southampton
Eng
Olympic
Titanic
America
Bial Tollapathie
Bandits Loot Bank and Escape After Clash in Midland
Four bandits blew open a Midland bank vault early today and escaped with about 4300 dollars after a two hour chase and running battle with residents. Police search for suspects.
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Weeden
Midland
Ark
Taft Wins Delegates in Two States and New Hampshire
In Concord New Hampshire on April 24 Taft secured 24 of 30 000 votes cast in the presidential primary while Cedar Rapids and Iny Ape are noted among locations as delegates were instructed for Taft in two states and at large totals.
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Cedar Rapids
Taft
Speeus
Vince Concord
N. H
Alaska Women Denied Ballot in Home Rule Bill
A fragment notes Alaska women were denied ballot rights as a home rule bill moved through Washington state channels on April 24, reflecting suffrage setbacks in light of territorial governance issues.
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Alaska
Washington
Trust Dissolution Negotiations Reported Incomplete
Washington Apr 4 It is understood that negotiations between the government and the harvesters on trust dissolution have fallen through before reaching a conclusion and no final agreement has been announced.
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Washington, D. C
Harvester Trust
Will Call New Road Bids, Another Delay
A partial transcript shows ongoing delays in road bid awards as the Supreme Court upholds a prior decision and the contract for Lime remains valued, with officials considering resubmission and further advertisement while preparing for a May meeting. Wilson’s actions and travel plans to the Democratic convention in Baltimore are noted as part of campaign arrangements.
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John H. Wilson
Jane
Who
Ana
Wilson
Itin
Anton
Oday Wie
Hiv aPernoon
Maca
Vancouver
Baltie Mune
Mexican Rebels Lose in Culiacan Battle
In a clash at Culiacan, rebel forces suffered defeat as they faced superior firepower and tactical pressure. Reports from Tucson indicate casualties and a retreat after heavy fighting on April 24. Commanders acknowledged setback but vowed to regroup.
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Spert
Winton
Tucson
Arize
Culiacan
Wilson Clark Tie In Democratic Primaries
Tacoma wires report a tie in the Democratic primaries between Champ Clark and Woodrow Wilson with returns from Washington state showing a close race as votes continue to be counted.
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Wireteme
Tacoma
Wash
Champ Clark
Woodrow Wilson
Sugar Ban Records in San Francisco Correction Note
Fragmentary text from a San Francisco item mentions a correction and parity figures with a cryptic listing of assets and percentages. The readable portion includes references to a sugar ban and a dated correction, but specifics are unclear from the OCR fragment.
Gay Shriners Leave for Los Angeles
The group headed to Los Angeles for a gathering, accompanied by a list of members including Lewrer Petrie and J. LL Craik among others. The delegation departed this morning amid a festive mood as they prepared for the trip.
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GAY Shriners
Los Angeles
Ran Franeleou
al Tingelaid
John Clogs
JG. H. Mutaiph
Charley Easier
Win
Abtet
Sai Totinon
First List of Candidates Published Saturday Focus on Votes and Prizes
The bulletin details a Saturday release announcing a broad attractors for a major contest. It highlights prizes including a $100 diamond ring and a Remington at stake across districts. It notes eager young women and residents are urged to engage, gather subscriptions, and begin campaigns to boost candidate visibility and support.
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Mellestral
Fradera
Ates
Bulletinw Grand
Winnie Pulendict Vacation Cour
Ame
Prince
Hawaii
Jaign
Illey
Comrate
Diitiot
Avo
Weip
Pele
Honoluin
Kilauea
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Peter
Autanioblie
Cewernur
Phew Fm
Steph
Rivet
Tampa
Honobili
Edward Sewall Lust Bentley
Ifore
San Vranelwoo
Pharne
Tie Lou
Menilay
Tongine
Bishop Street
Bandits
Ban Francisco
Cal
Hugar
Bulletin
Vo Thayer
Ani
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