Slate Hemenway Lands Commissioner Row Sparks Budget Fight
A scrambled report details Charles Hemenway commissioner dispute over land taxes and funding, with references to Senate powers, Governor Frear, and a proposed $800 stipend for a public official. The prose notes legal actions, party positions, and anticipated committee hearings as a political maneuver unfolds.
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Charles Ho Hemenway
Prailie Tanide
Tmx Teun
Senate
Jendere
Frear
Mir Watary
WWE
Joverniir Funk
Thornway
Weinge Mexanabor Linley Sf
Tira Af Sith
Warret & Hetweniway
Jail Terms for Miouators of Health Law
A garbled report discusses sentencing for offenses under health law. It mentions a defendant named in connection with a case at Monstula, with references to a court appearance and potential probation or imprisonment. The text is unclear and contains numerous OCR errors.
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Tietier
Helag Manet
Monstula
Cietie Et Bete
Ted
Dante Han
Helen Hemes
Frear Vetoes Quinns Claim
Frear vetoes state claim by Quinn as river council moves amid a tense session. The hour turns to the next agenda item with officials signaling upcoming actions and possible delays.
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Frear
Quinn
Ocean View Kalihi Property Sale Notice
Property for sale in Ocean View area near Kalihi and Patolo Hill. Auction details reference JOSE J. DI. Bishop Bt below King Street. Contact phone 3448 for more information.
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Ocean View
Kaimuki
Patolo Hill
Jose J. DI. Bishop Bt
King St
Tax Limit Lobby Putting Loan Bill In Peril Now
A garbled account of Senate and House actions on a loan bill, tax limits, and conference reports. The piece mentions Walchstein, a tax rate issue, and the conference committee report affecting whether the tax will pass. It notes tension between chambers, with some lawmakers opposing or supporting amendments. The article includes names and actions, but many words are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Walchstein
Senate
Howe
Hite
Hindy
Kanna Kawewehl
Moanaull
Lee
Bir Hand
Shelion
Watkii
Archer
Cooke
Kaneko Kenakad
Mahoo
Makeknn
Marraditne
Tarare
Trae
Walabola
Willinmann
Tos
Loan Bill 10 Seeks Funds for Honolulu Sewers and Carnegie Library
A legislative measure titled Loan Bill 10 seeks to provide funds for Honolulu sewer improvements and the Carnegie Library. The text references mortgage amounts and allocations, including 22,000 for the Honolulu care, 97,000 for wharf projects, and 6 to 8 thousand dollars for hospitals and infrastructure, with notes on financing from the Senate and county contributions.
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Honolulu
Carnegie Library
Statehood for Hawaii Will Be Asked of Congress Soon
Text appears garbled with multiple foreign strings and nonsensical sequences. Readable portions reference statehood for Hawaii and a congressional request, but the fragmentary content lacks coherent facts, dates, or named sources to form a solid summary.
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Hawaii
Congress
Veto Fight Continues Over Beltroad Bill at State Capitol
Voters defend a veto battle as the Beltroad measure faces a party line vote. Key figures including Hewitt, Judd, and Kalama anchor the debate while senators Cecil Brown and John Brown weigh in on executive veto implications. Continued on Page 2.
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Ernor
Walt
Chiltinewortt
Pairehibh Kalle
Quinn
Robinett
Renate
Roy
Nate Witton
Baseball in Big Leagues results from San Francisco
Results today in the series include American League games with Boston 5 and New York 2, Chicago 5 to Cleveland 2, Philadelphia 1 over Washington 2, and Detroit 11 past St. Louis. In the National League New York 3 over Boston 1, Brooklyn 4 over Philadelphia 3, Cincinnati 4 over Chicago, and St. Louis over St. Louis.
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San Francisco
Gal
Boston
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Lou
Philippines Democratic Program Proposal Aimed At Neutralization
Ohio Governor James M Cox proposes including neutralization of the Philippines in the Democratic program. He plans to introduce a resolution on this during the current session, signaling a push to anchor the policy in party platforms.
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Caney
Washington
James M. Cox
Ohi
Philippines
Prgram
Congo
Leper allowance request denied in health report
A health report notes a proposed twenty dollar allowance for lepers was denied. The document references preparations and administrative steps, with unclear details on beneficiaries, dates, or locations due to damaged text.
Chinese pirates swarm wrecked Pacific Mair near Shanghai
Reports say Chinese pirates have gathered around the sunken Pacific Ma wreck off Shanghai after it broke up Sunday. Warships may be called to pursue the pirates as tugboats standby. captain Gau Kroger remains on scene.
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Shanghai
China
Gaukroger
Bail Granted in Kidnapping Case Tied to Dynamiters
Indiana report says attorneys and a chauffeur connected with a dynamiting case were released on bail in Indianapolis. A similar warrant was issued for Detective William J. Burns but not served. In Albuquerque, John J. McN and others accused of the dynamiting were seen passing through en route to Los Angeles.
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Indianapolis
Indy
Attorneya
Los Angeles Times
William J. Burns
Albuquerque
N. M
John J. Men
International Structural Ironworkers
Los Angeles
Socialist Rep Victor Berger calls for quick probe
Washington April 25 Victor Berger the Socialist member of the House introduced a resolution demanding an immediate investigation into the arrests of union men and urging prompt congressional scrutiny of the actions.
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Washington, D.C
Victor Berger
House
Diaz Says Peace Likely Soon in Message to AP
New York April 25 President Diaz sent a message to the Associated Press stating he is convinced peace will be speedy. Irene Caley reports from the scene that Diaz conveyed optimism about rapid resolution of hostilities and progress toward stability.
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Een
Irene Caley
New York
Diaz
Associated Press
Plague Toll Report From India March Log
A fragment reports the plague toll in India during March with uncertain details. The text hints at conditions, responses, and potential public health measures but lacks clear figures or attribution.
Reply To Compton Mrs. Lewis Says Tis False
Mrs Lewis testifies that she never had immoral relations with Richmond and denies any intoxication or improper acts with him or others. Mrs Compton faces cross examination, alleging harassment and improper coaching by Principal Richmond and attorney Smith as the school board probes misconduct claims amid heated testimony.
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Compton
Mra Lewis
Mra Compton
Rich
Attun
Atkingon
Jboand of Education
Richimond
Wenmond
Rainbow
Richmond
Cron-E
Mon Campin
Woh Smith
Corpton
Mie Sandey
Min
Lewin
Margaret
Lewis
Nix
Echo Machiro Arakawa
Julia Nathalie
Rem
Beng Wong
Brantey
Mr. Compton
Abe
Simith
Ale
Reapportionment Plan Advances Amid House Debate
A Hawaii reapportionment plan clears the House amid tense debate over population shifts. The proposal would redraw districts in Oahu and Maui, with the final map detailing new senatorial and representative boundaries and the number of seats per district.
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Oahu-Maui
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