Arraigns Executive on Land Matters in Hawaii
A lengthy speech condemns the Republican leadership over the land question in Hawaii, arguing the party has failed to address settler land policies and urging direct action to empower the Hawaiian people. The speaker stresses the need for tangible land reform before the next election and warns of broader political consequences for inaction.
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Congress
Halle Lowe
Hawaii
Elaleh
Ouler Hepublican
Kuhio
Atch Tanen
Lannals
Kaw
Republican Party
Rear
Bigamist Receives His Two Wives Telephon e Trouble
United States Marshal Hendry Wy handles a puzzling case at the Oahu penitentiary where a bigamist Kakao has two wives awaiting interviews. A second wife visits for a permit, leading to telephonic arrangements and a tense discussion over which wife to favor. Second Federal Judge Woodruff plans to resign and depart for Washington, with A G M Robertson favored to succeed.
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United States
Hendry Wy
Solomon
Wermbiaion
Charles Ka~ Koa
Oahu
Mirshal
Kakow
aMico
Arbor
Charles Kako
Kukow
Cuba
Leonard Wood Named Army Chief in Historic Move
The report notes General Leonard Wood becoming chief of the army, marking a historic rise to the top position and signaling changes in military leadership and strategy.
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Maeral Leonard Wood
Hell
Army
Dance at Seaside Informal Edition at the hotel
An informal edition will be given at the Seaside for the gneate of the town fronts. Mucio by Kaal's orchestra.
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Kaal
Managua in Open Revolt erupts after government attacks
In Managua Nicaragua nightlong disorder and crime followed demonstrations where officials denounced Zelaya's policy and voiced insurgent support. Free fighting and drunken lawlessness raged until daylight as the city remained in open revolt.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Zelaya
Managua Riot Echoes During City Aldermen Session
Managua Nicaragua December 16 free flight indulged during a session of the aldermen. One attendee indulged in a denunciation of the government, quickly seized by a rebel supporter triggering a panicked moment and disorder.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Marines Sail For Colon With Seven Hundred Men
Philadelphia December 15 The naval transport Prairie with seven hundred marines, rapid firing guns, and five hundred rounds of ammunition was ordered to sail immediately for Colon.
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Philadelphia
Prairie
Colon
China Declines Arbitration Over Macao Boundary Dispute
Peking Dec 15 The Chinese government announced its refusal to arbitrate the boundary dispute with the Macao district stating the matter affects China's integrity and cannot be open to intervention by other nations.
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Peking
Macao
China
Consolidated Deal Again Talked
Rumors circulated that a change in control of the Consolidated Pinwipple Company was being pursued with plans for a January first agency change. Unconfirmed but promising reports cited Mr. Hentley of San Francisco visiting the plant and suggested California funds may finance the restructuring, involving key pineapple theater interests.
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Hentley
San Francisco
California
Chas
Wilder Cable Resignation Sparks Territorial Supreme Court Shuffle
Justice Arthur Wilder submits resignation to President with immediate effect. Bar Association forms to fill vacancy on the Territorial Supreme Court as Governor Mothe acts in Washington.
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Arthur Wilder
Territorial Supreme # Court
Tatt
Wiltler
Bar Association
Belott
Fenar
Waahngton
Mothe
Provisional Committees Discuss Party Reorganization
Secret meetings of provisional committees convened at the Tepuhneas headquarters in the Judd Building. Members stated the talks aimed to strengthen the Republican party and denied ties to the Board of Supervisors while pledging to avoid publicizing the proceedings.
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Merewith Tean Party
Republican Party
Convnitor
Board of Supervisors
Expe
Libel Proceedings Over Grounding of Celtic Chief Ship
The United States District Court hears a libel by Miller Salvage Company seeking $20,000 for work connected to the grounding of the Celtic Chief. The Matson Navigation Company and tug Intrepid claim $10,000. British Consular Court will handle proceedings with Judge Ralph Purster presiding. The article notes a related police report about Colonel Knoxhue and language used concerning Porto Rico damsel.
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Mintm
Uniti
States District Court
Thie Norton
Age Company
Miscari
Ant
Elchin
Matson Navitation Company
Intrepid
Thin Voemed
Ari
Celtic
Arbuckles also in sugar frauds paid duties
New York December 15 The Arbuckle Brothers firm disclosed involvement in government sugar frauds by offering to pay 595,573 in duties evaded on its imports.
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New York
Sugar Trust
Arbuckle Brothers
Wrecked Train Disaster Claims Many in Blotte
In Blotte C, Dec 15 a train derailed in a ditching incident. Sixteen passengers were killed and thirty five injured, some fatally. George Gould and son were among the passengers aboard the wrecked train.
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Ean
Blotte
WN. C
Inu
George Gould
Pacific Coast Steamer Goes Ashore Near Here
A Pacific Coast steamer ran aground near this place with no loss of life. The vessel is described as the Pacific Coast Steamship Company craft. Details are incomplete due to damaged text.
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Homer
Pacific Coast
King Leopold On Death Bed
BRUSSELS Belgium Dec 15 King Leopold after yesterday surgery showed vigor but relapsed and physicians held no hope for his recovery. The ailing monarch remains under careful watch as doctors consider further measures.
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Leopold
Brussels
Belgium
On Her Way Bulletin Summary Clue
An encrypted wireless message is decoded by agents, revealing names and numbers. Locations include Alameda and Mameda with references to Milles and steerage. The message mentions arrival timing and a planned stop or action.
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Alameda
Velenl A. Mn
Pritay
Immigrants Pass Inspection Today
Eight held for further examination after a mass port inspection in Immigrants Pass. Local Portuguese workers and labor advocates disputed the procedure, while officials warned of the dangers of overcrowding. A physical examination was planned to assess mental condition amid concerns over labor readiness and safety at the port. Continued on page 5.
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Shi Phyalotans
Holmiye
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