Developing Honolulu Harbor Rules Urged by Public voiced in Harbor Commission discussions
The Honolulu harbor rules debate highlights the need for modern wharfage and improved equipment to meet rising port traffic. Officials warn ill suited regulations could drive away shippers or harm transshipment, stressing the harbor’s role in sustaining trade and dollars for the community.
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Harbor Commission
Honolulu
Evpryonn
Bulletin
Heat and Rain Disrupt Mosquito Control and Weather Talk
Weather and water conditions are blamed for heavy mosquito breeding as warm temperatures extend breeding season. Local officials warn of increased pests while discussing wind patterns and recent rains affecting efforts to limit mosquito proliferation.
Evening Smiles Rumor of a Night at the Hotel
Fragmented diary style dialogue recounts a disrupted night with incomplete names and places. A voice mentions hospital, waking at two, a wife, a supposed event at an octane, and vague plans to go out. The piece reads as a private, confused record with shifting speakers.
New President Plans Leadership After Appointment
J B Pratt was named president of the Board of Health by the Governor yesterday afternoon. He arrived early today to prepare for a special meeting tomorrow to present his plans. Pratt says he prefers work to talk and will advise the board on a successor to his petition, while staying on briefly to ensure a smooth transition.
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J. B. Pratt
Boat OF Health
Kaylie
Republican Central
Court Upheld Judgment In Robbery Case Details
The court affirmed a judgment ordering compliance and delivery of funds totaling 89160 to the plaintiff, with further orders to apprehend noncompliant parties. In a separate note, Joseph, tied to the incident in New York, had a 42000 settlement involving a pickpocket, plus related goods briefly described.
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Aoseph
New York
Education Matters Keep Superintendent On Move
Superintendent Willie P Pore stirs movement as he reveals new teaching plans and school placements. The state education commission will review the proposed building program and evaluate which schools are to receive aid and how funds are allocated.
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Superintendent of Public Instruction
Willie P
Benel
Tuberculosis Claims Many More Victims
A period ending July 1 saw numerous deaths attributed to tuberculosis with several additional fatalities noted through mid July. The report lists infections and related deaths and records continued high tolls into August, including cases of paratyphoid.
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Hegistrar
Lemon
Hecuson
Reverend Peters Rides In Auto For Pastoral Work
Through the kindness of friends aiding the Peters pastorate at the Christian church in this city he uses a handsome Overland automobile to reach scattered homes. The pastor’s mobility is boosted by supporters who share interest in his ministry and home visits.
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Peters
Honolulu
Mr. Peters
Puupueo
Bulletin telephones in BABS editorial rooms
In the Bulletin office, telephones are listed under the BABS editorial rooms number 2256. The text notes these are the official phone lines for newsroom operations and contact within the same suite.
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BABS
Bulletin
Mules Travel to Kauai for Water Research Work
Two mules with a history were shipped to W. B. Hardy on the island of Kauai for water research work. The team will assist with field work under department directives, as transportation options are limited and travel across rough terrain is required.
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Kauai
W. B. Hardy
Kamel
Gener
Department
Meg
California
Harty
Tainland
Kawi
Hat Island
Consiant
W Khuln of Duluth Purchases Hua From State
An individual named W Khuln of Duluth bought forty ores of Hua from the state. An inspection revealed all but three and one hit water, indicating issues with quality or legality.
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W. Khuln
Duluth
Midland plant collapse injures and kills workers
Two Matlana were killed and one fatally injured when about fifty were buried in a shallow cavern at the Pittsburg Coal Company plant in Midland. Emergency crews rushed to the scene as investigators began to determine the cause of the collapse and the extent of the disaster.
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Fone
Pitthune Croltte Stool Company
Midland
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