Our Republica n Supervisors in Honolulu Standoff
The Honolulu Republican Supervisors face internal friction as they govern city business. Voters expected a united, businesslike board from the party slate, but factional quarrels threaten progress. The Bulletin urges smoothing rough spots, warns of independent voters' shift, and ties party fate to board efficiency within two years.
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Board of Supervisors
Haveluld
Murray
Dwight
Republican Party
Honolulu
United Partizanship
Petrie
Pacheco
Republican Board of Supervisors
Fragmentary line on varied men seen with average intelligence
A fragment reflecting on how average intelligence affects those who meet men from different walks of life. The text hints at accessibility or effort to engage with diverse people across professions. The source preserves a general observational tone without specifics.
Fence demolition proposal raises city openness debate
A fragmented note urges removing barriers to welcoming strangers and boosting appeal, arguing open grounds would attract more visitors and improve the city’s image, with emphasis on public spaces and home warmth.
Makiki Cemetery Preservation Plan Urges Legislature Action
A Today letter advocates converting Makiki cemetery into a public park in Honolulu. The writer urges legislative consideration to transform the site into a garden memorial with minimal expenditure and calls for better care and reverence for the dead, arguing the current state shows neglect by managers and public officials.
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Kehoe
Honalutie
Makiki
Police Docket Notes In Morning Court
Judge Lymel presided as defenders faced charges from a busy session. Suspects included Kimakint and Nippon players fined for mischief at Hukihill games, and Clark accused of striking an officer. Bail set at 20 dollars, cases continued as authorities pursued further details.
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Lymel
Chino Amblery
Mepunte
Pialkin
Coors
Coxty
Kimklaat
Lemer Wee
CI Chiltinsworth
Kent Ah Noo
Wits
Otter
Lomer
Charles Maton
Huband
Binek
Thi Lal
Gues Nishimura
Oka
Niobloka
Wong
Dal Nippan
Sana
Miele Butt
Wing Up 1st and A Hoy Will Call for the Message
A terse item notes someone titled Hoy will call for a message after Wing Up 1st. The fragment offers no dates, places, or full names, leaving the exact action and context unclear.
Unclear historical research visit to Branfant University scene
A garbled OCR-style note describes David Mullawas and Abernathy from Branfant University visiting for research at a Hawaii experiment station. It mentions WWII era figures, a death, and a planned event or exhibition. Details are jumbled with many misread names and places, but the core hints at an academic collaboration and a planned spectury farewell.
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David T. Mullawas
Hawaii
Aweiewlinral
Studedl
Alorra Toilay
Roenithe
Alvmuedt
Fulaweaynd
Branfant Universite
UNE
Ohoniel
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Manes
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Island Fruit
Wales
Hattetta
Gurrey
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Makao
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Oluly, T. Hy
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Birk
Thee K. Clark
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Hawaiian Fishery, Ltd
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Housewives
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