Interest in Reform and Public Works Sparks Debate
A garbled prose segment argues for urgent action on Nicaragua policy and domestic development. It laments delays in transportation and naval buildup, urges public funding for observatories, and critiques taxation and governance while spotlighting regional ambitions and citizen awareness.
Unclear text fragment on naval policy and figures from era
The fragment references Grand Jury scrutiny of general administration and naval leadership abroad including comparisons to Dewey, with mentions of Admiral Tog and Japan. It also alludes to legal intervals by Superintendent Campbell, wharves and landings, and speculation about journalistic coverage and public bookings, but the text is garbled and many details are uncertain.
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Campbell
Ganur
Complell
Taft Should Move With Care Judge De Holt Endorsed
Cirenit Judge De Holt has the unanimous Tar Association endorsement for Associate Justice of the Supreme Court. The governor’s and Chief Justice’s approval seem unlikely, with the Bar Association opposing De Holt’s removal and urging a choice that dignifies the position and avoids factional control. The President faces a choice between the governor’s candidate and a neutral choice acceptable to the Bar Association and judiciary interests.
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de Holt
Tar Association
Supreme Court
de Bolt
United States Supreme Court
Bar Association
Justice Wilder
Trevinna
Hor Association
Juyth Hation
United States
Father Tan
Suspension of Immigration Restrictions and Shipping Laws
Editorial argues for suspending the ban on Japanese immigration to the Territory to boost income by ten million dollars annually, lower wages, and expand industry. It claims relaxing coastal shipping laws would increase transport efficiency and national prestige, noting the impact on American ships and naval presence.
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Ktawati
Bis
United States
Merchunte Revoolation
Newall Bb.gan
Menoluli
Mile Patt
Genote
Honolulu
Lipartanes
Muikhokahy
Amorean
Merchant Marine Needs AmericanBuild Hawaii Support
The writer urges strong national backing for the merchant marine, arguing that private control should rest with Americans who value the country’s prestige and future. Emphasizes that increased American ownership and naval power will secure Hawaii and boost prosperity.
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Sien
America
Ameria
Hawaii
Wallin
Deputy Attorneyship Contends Over Appointment
Lawyers rush to secure the deputy post as the county contemplates staffing the grant jury indictments and trials. The Mana murder case investigation strains the office, with County Attorney Beers expected to request a deputy. Competition among attorneys increases as prosecutors weigh availability and past candidacies.
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Han
Grant
Circuit Court
Mana
Beers
Board of Supersinor
Wir
Attorney Legion
Tye
Hitchhee
Sunday Hours At The Wireless Office Are Announced
The Wireless Office will open Sunday mornings from eight to ten. The county attorney position is under discussion with candidates Carl Smith Berry On Heen Am Marry and another, amid questions about prior appointments and supervisory influence. The board has examined previous statements by Mr Stork and related salary approvals.
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Berry
Heen
Carl Stulth
Cone Grand
Stork
Tate County
MauuTen
Hinkie Nie
Anid Rity
White Elephant Auto Sale Sparks County Debate
Local supervisors debate how to handle a derelict vehicle fleet awaiting disposal. Deputies and officials discuss leasing, selling or salvaging the suspected 70s era autos while residents demand accountability and a clear plan to recover funds from the failed purchase.
Fragmentary list of naval station personnel and officials
Fragmentary OCR reads like a roster of names and titles connected to a naval station. The passage mentions Ammonis Liane, Corwin P. Rees, and many others including acting governors and consuls. It appears to be a lengthy, scattered roll of personnel and attachments with unclear context.
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Mito
Rofrentimenta
Ammonis Liane
Iraint Weil
Uy Corwin P. Rees
Evuimanetmn
Naval Statin
Rees
Mauer Pinning
Corynnntant
Mre Davies
Tame
Mr. Dink
George Bolly
Cres US
Fort Hauer
Toljwel
Malar
Martin Manjuliite
Mal wAughter
Abie Slaw
Hobart Towers
United Ptarom Mareen Ailurney
Jen Wa
Maretit
Heary
Wil Whiting
Caplin Marts
Jul Mie
Moore
Heavy
Mayor Van Leauman Denies Report on War Review Request
Auutinvtais Holland mayor Van Leauman rejects claims he was asked to review havens of W wpebel Hemme at the Tmtwen co ebgation in New York. He asserts he did not intend interference and says his highness would not intrude. The Holland delegation faces pressure amid German threats.
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van Leauman
Auutinvtais Holland
Hemme
New York
Germay
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