New York Swimmer Withdraws From Olympic Competition
Mt Annleth of the New York Athletic Club will not compete in the July Olympic games. The absence of Daninis is seen as a potential setback for the United States relay team, with Australia, England, Germany, and Britain seen as contenders. Kalonwmoko is named as a key American swimmer, while the relay victory hopes hang on the team’s other stars.
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Aw York
Australia
Bagle
Germany
Wallan
Tlete
Evonte Feeee
Rollers Rally After Rough Start in Bowling Meet
The Bellore team surged back after a shaky start, winning two pins from the Roarers in yesterday's student bowling event. Morgan led with a 185 score and a 162 average, while Gay topped with a 127.
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Bellore
Morgan
Gay
Athletes to Be Guarded at Sea for Olympic Voyage
New York April report says the ship Finland will carry Biin’s team to the battle with Tor Un Teudterabip of ath lete, with guards and protection for all aboard. The plan, announced by the transportation committee of the American Olympic Committee after a conference with US customs officials, names Harlow B. Weeks, James Sullivan, and Alfred H. Curtin.
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New York
Young Togo Facing Possible Blindness
In Honolulu a boxing match left Young Togo with severe eye trauma. Reports state he may be permanently blind from damage to the right eye after a bout with Roy Moore. Robinson, his associate, doubts full recovery and plans for further examination.
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Young
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Hantam
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Galt Reaches Final Round in County Club Tourney
Galt advanced to the final round of the Stewart Coplott tours at the County Club after a 4 up lead with 12 holes to play. Spalding led 87, Galt clung to a slim chance as the match wound down with strong strokes and tactical play shaping the outcome.
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Duck Galt
Stewart Cop
Dex
Spalding
Tannouy Ie
Galt
Fai
Mllowaney
Stokes
Spalding Wewe
Ceelie
High Towker Sparth
Greig-Biilly
Tribute to Dr Rodgers Cremation and Funeral Details
Following the will of Dr T Rodgers the arrangements for his funeral were altered. He requested cremation and burial of ashes in private view under Odd Fellows auspices. Honorary pallbearers included Sanford, Dole, Scott, and Alexander. Floral tributes were beautiful and donated addresses were read by Alexander and Moyers. Most assets go to charity.
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T. Rodgers
Dude Sanford BL Dole
Profesor
M. M. Scott
W. D. Alexander
Fallbarers
R. Hendry
B.C. Howe
VW. C. Parker
David Lawren
Wicks
L. Ly Lat Pierre
Henry Moyers
Children Drill in San Antonio Program Here
Meetings led by Col Geo Freveh of the Salvation Army draw large crowds with varied programs. Major Willis says trips between Corps and camps are lengthy but productive. On return to Honolulu plans include an event by Manoa Home children and a Sunday program. A special Oahu Railway stockholders meeting is set for April 6 to discuss a proposed stock increase and dividend.
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Salvation Army
Willis
Tolanda
Mreneh
Wilhite
Honolulu
Manoa
Nowra” Council
Bates
Oahu
Otonk Thin
Crowds At International Soccer Championship Hit Record Attendance
A massive crowd surpassed 100000 as spectators filled Hammon Park for the International Soccer Championship. Police contained late comers after a crush formed at the Western end, while officials reported a lively program with pregame events and a 1 o’clock kickoff drawing strong turnout and positive reviews.
Famine Funds Acknowledgment Letter From Central Commission
A dated April 1 letter from the Central Commission to Reverend Fennely Wytiman expresses gratitude for generous contributions. It notes continued support and the commission’s appreciation for auxiliary counties aiding the relief effort. Humanitarian work and stated conditions are referenced.
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Tie Central Ching
Fennely Wytiman
Senior League Clubs Finalize Player Lists for Hawaii Tour
Senior League clubs submit final rosters, naming Bushnell and Hebert among key figures. The roster includes numerous players from Hawaii, Portugal, and other regions, with detailed positions and affiliations listed to prepare for the upcoming tour and junior league event.
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Bushnell
Hawaits
Horine's Jump Record Questioned by Officials
Ambiguous report centers on George Horine's pole vault record and whether it will stand. Officials, led by president Jane Hilliott, consider wind and technical factors in the inquiry and may forward the result to athletics authorities.
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Autelle
Bau Feanelea
Jane Hilliott
Puwitie An
Halton
Adel
Homit Detuin
Stareford
Xidien Ko
Ueki
Maxtern Eificiary
eiNhatt
Meenie
Sutton Resigns Post in Territory Legal Office
E W Sutton resigns from his post as second deputy in the Attorney General’s office. Arthur G Smith is named to fill the position with Leane P Scott having held it since May 1. Sutton’s tenure included handling major cases. his departure follows rumors of political wrangling in the capitol.
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K. White Sutton I
Arthur G. Smith
Leane P. Scott
Sutton
Wid Bay
Supreme Court
Ache
Fundy
Catching Rats By Thousands In Campaign
Reported in Yeaterday session a health board president left for Molokai amid a campaign against rats. The Bangalore area is said to be catching rats in large numbers as new efforts expand, with many traps reportedly working well and numbers rising daily.
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Health Board
Yeaterday
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Sawed Off z Short Oven and Island Games
A fragmented report notes Hawaii visits, a note on yacht prep and painting for a voyage, and boxing and basketball events. McCarthy gloves up amid Pugilists of Vang, crowd at Orphen, and a Shriner delegation. Island contest outcomes hinge on the formers’ floor clash tonight.
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McCarthy
Vang Very
Peart
Orphen
Hair loss remedy ad and local staff changes noted
An old advertisement touts 88 Haley To ule hair regrowth with a fragrant cleansing formula promising steady results and no cost unless satisfied. The page also mentions staff changes with Inspector Minel Wie replacing Hayden at Went Miswall and Mr Reinecke leaving for Australia after resigning as station head in De. Wavcot.
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Reinecke
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Sydney
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