Discord InGOVERNOR CAPT. CARTER Sanitation Plan Controversy
Reports from Notley and Panama City discuss Captain Carter of Canal Zone forces and Governor Brewer arranging a health survey and sanitary measures in Honolulu. The plan involves federal officials, military district leadership, and local health authorities to assess and improve public health conditions amid political tension and potential agitation over appointing to oversee the city’s sanitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaming
Hawaii
Henry Rehavier
U.S Public Health and
Mar Howphat Service
Governor Brewer
Dan My AK
Colon Willian Gy Gorco
Panam
Ganeamg
Tr Olty
Pate
Dino Canfer
Lo Mit Peneral
Captain Curler
Tolseton
Adda
Hankina
Carter
Washington
Ben Low Declares Mayor Run Amid County Board Talk
The article reports Ben Low announcing a bid for mayor of Homulily city, with ongoing discussions among the county supervisory board about endorsements. It notes speculation on party nomination and expectations from board members about his campaign and eligibility.
G A R Names Next Commander In Chief
The Grand Army of the Republic elected General Trimble as commander in chief for the coming year at the Rochester encampment. The meeting also set the next encampment location and dates for upcoming sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Trimble
Dhose Low Anas
Pearl Harbor Road Show Plan Faces Practical Estimates
A damaged, garbled report outlines a plan to build a highway from Monotifa to Pearl Harbor, with estimates from city and county officials. It notes a wreck caused by defective rails near Manchester, New York, and discusses funding, timelines, and the need for a naval station road link. The piece cites Mayor Furri and mentions paving costs and a potential extension into next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CHS
Honetate
Payal
Maletet Oboe
Board of
Supergien
Hs Morning
Samuel IV Tainty
Hildan
Pearl Harbor
Orlin
Manchester
N. Ys
Hawile
Marie Denier
Connie Ventlon
Monotifa
Roark Harbor
Roxmerr Gore
Honolulu
Furi
Harriman Lines Strike Threat Prompts Union Action
Across the Harriman system hopmen threaten a strike demanding recognition of their federation an eight hour work day and higher wages. Officials prepare for a potential winter labor war as talks on labor conditions intensify in San Francisco California and New York City.
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Harriman
Atwood
New ‘ York
City Union
Apeneiniil Prem Capie
Ban
Francisco
Cal
Iead
Witer Labor War
Atwood Sets Record Flight Across United States
New York aviator Harry N Atwood completed a landmark flight from St Louis to Governor's Inland covering about 1965 miles. He landed after 28 hours 31 minutes of flight over twelve days with twenty stops. The prize of 10000 dollars was offered by Victor J Evans of Washington.
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New York
N. Atwood
St. Louie
Governor's Inland
Victor J. Evans
Washington
Third Infantry ordered to Schofield Barracks Hawaii
Washington Aug 25 The third battalion of the Second Infantry was ordered today to Schofield Barracks Hawaii for departure scheduled September 5. The move reflects ongoing military redeployments amid regional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ergeril Bable
Washington
D.C
Second Infantry
Schofield Barracks
Hawaii
Unknown Arctic Race Found by American Museum Expedition
News from New York reports the American Museum scientific expedition to the far north has discovered a previously unseen Arctic British Columbia race. The featured group reportedly has had no prior contact with white men or Indigenous peoples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Museum
Far North
Arctic
British Columbia
Frear Plans Hawaii Trip and Railroad Talks
Governor Frear plans a trip to Hawaii on September 8 as part of a broader agenda including railroad extension and a 2000 acre tract opening for building. The schedule includes a conference of governors and an American Bar Association meeting.
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Fre
Hawai
Lanile Lowe
Leon
Mayo
Tnney Alte
Wull
Blanchard Still Hot After Hilo Merchants and Druggists
The report notes Blanchard remains in focus after a local business dispute in Hilo involving merchants and druggists. Details reference Will and Wieteway generations, a contested fund, and a court action. Additional items include a divorce granted to Josoph K Bllva and Mure karel Silva amid unsettled chanceries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchard
Hilo
Dudge
W. J. Robinon
Josoph K
Tram Mure Karel Silva
Ehinaige
Sugar Market Signals From New York Correspondent
An unreliable New York report notes sugar offers fluctuating over 3 cents with references to a sugar ban in Europe. The wire sketchy details mark market anxieties and indicate prices and exchanges amid unsettled trade conditions.
Pope outlines plans for new girls' home project
Reported plans describe a proposed girls' home with executive quarters, library, study rooms, laundry, kitchen, dining and living spaces. Officials discuss facilities, staffing, and future renovations as part of a broader welfare project in the territory. Details remain uncertain pending consultation and further study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope
Moilits
Plan for Hawail Director Vacation Camp For Boys Seems Practical
After long discussion the Republican Territorial committee declined to commit on naming a marketing supervisor or bringing a Mainland Boys Market Man. They noted possible candidates and discussed a summer vacation camp for boys from the mainland, led by Principal Charlton T. Vitts of Punahou preparatory school, with ongoing consideration by A. Bryan and the Hawaii delegation. The plan aims to extend a vacation program to next summer if feasible, with support from local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Territorial Central
Chaletian Cooper
Com Wilites
T. Starrett
Jared G. Smith
Walter Ed Shaw
Smith
Cooper
Freasons
Wwe
Hawakuk
Chaylen T Vitts
Punahow
Ted
Moti
A. Hryan
Pauly Ho
Popahon
Hawall
National Guard to Join Large Military Maneuvers
A garbled notice indicates potential National Guard involvement in major exercises as Pacific and other forces prepare to deploy. Colonel D W James, adjutant general, states uncertainty about Guard participation while war and defense departments weigh the national interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hhowalls
Cnet
Dw. James
Eral
Whit
City Paving Policy Delayed by Water System Costs and Debate
City officials debate delaying downtown paving until a water system project is funded and completed. Supervision and council members stress public input and long term impacts on streets, with concerns about external street work versus central upgrades. Concrete plans hinge on a special fund and final policy decisions.
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Patie
Enmie
Falda
Petranett
Harry Atarray
Hieptinay
Pakvtin
Ayetom
Anne Snuemu
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Notley
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Arernleaton
Hug
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de Falar
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Hox Sandrome Hila
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Velvon
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Pearl Harbor Road
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Mexander & Jwin
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