Transports For Food To China Plan Favored by Panel
Washington Feb 7 The bill to use U S army transports to carry provisions to China to relieve famine was favorably reported from committee and expected to pass Congress soon. Provisions will be sent aboard the first transports sailing from San Francisco to the Orient amid ongoing grim famine news.
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Aero plane test to carry army message from Fort Rosecrans
A test of an aeroplane in warfare will move a military message from Fort Rosecrans across the bay to troops at Tia Juana on the Mexican border. The shipment includes three thousand pounds of caravetite cotton and additional cargo bound for New York aboard the first America Hawaiian steamer.
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US House OKs bill to buy homes for embassies abroad
Lavpinnatey ArreR Lane Washington report that the House today passed a bill authorizing the purchase and erection of buildings abroad to house American embassies and consular offices.
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Senate to Provide U.S. Dental Corps and Border Scouting
Washington Feb 7 Senate amendments to the army appropriation bill will establish the dental corps and authorize immediate use of part of the airplane fund for scouting along the Mexican border.
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New State Treasurer Appointment in Sacramento
E. D. Roberts of San Bernardino was named state treasurer today, succeeding Williams who was yesterday appointed superintendent of banks.
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Sugar San France Brida OH Degree Tie
Ambiguous OCR text references a tied score or outcome with mentions of players Wirth and a prior quotation. The readable fragment lacks clear teams, date, location, or a coherent event to anchor a legitimate summary. No verifiable entities beyond scattered names appear.
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Rebels threaten Juarez as battles flare in hills
El Paso Feb 7 report says rebel forces moved near Juarez, exchanged fire with federals, and then retreated after three wounded. The rebels returned and were driven back to the hills after about 200 shots. Many American spectators watched from the hills.
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Gould's Daughter Weds Lord Decies in New York
Vivian Gould, daughter of George Gould, married Lord Decies of the British army in New York on February 7. The ceremony linked two prominent families, with reports noting the social significance and the high-profile procession in attendance.
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Costly special election debated for Moore absence
A proposal argues a near three thousand dollar price tag for a special election if Senator Moore cannot attend. The plan cites Senate salary, party balance, and statewide election costs, noting savings if Moore is present or if a vacancy is filled by appointment.
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Standard American Dredging Wins Two Harbor Contracts
The Standard American Dredging Company secured two bids for Honolua Harbor work. One covers channel clearance with a 14% bid for 70 00 cable yards, approved by Major Winslow. The second, for dredging the naval slip, awaiting official notification from the naval station. The company plans to bring a driven dredge from Pearl Harbor. entrance channel work must be completed by August 15.
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Milk and mud dominate supervisors meeting report
A turbulent meeting details storm damages and traffic jams on city streets. Petitioners from stormbound districts press for immediate relief while supervisors argue over party lines and staffing.
Lawyers Line Up for Meeting in Political Contests
The document reports a heated gathering as legal figures align behind candidates in a local election. Judges A. A. Wilder and F.M. Matobie are noted as leading contenders, with factions mobilizing for the afternoon session amid tense activity and identified supporters from both sides.
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Palolo Valley Watercourse Cleanup Aims to Safeguard Honolulu Suburb
The article discusses cleaning the stream running through Palolo Valley to safely route mountain waters to the sea. It argues that a cleared channel would prevent backwater and flooding, preserving the valley as a suburb of Honolulu.
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Republicans 10 Caucus Monday Night
Republicans plan a caucus Monday night at the party headquarters Studd building to discuss next steps. The meeting targets gathering House of Representatives members and shaping support for pending legislation.
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Affonso seeks numerous bills in coming session
Absent much deliberation, Rep. Affonso outlines plans to push many bills. He supports an indexing reform to county records and a new act to appoint county clerks as recorders, while proposing for public offices to limit terms and curb overreach. He plans to reintroduce measures on park funding and public recreation pending page four.
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Air-Brakes Considered for Transit System Across City
Air brake studies progress under Manager Battentyne with live tests to decide brake type for local trolley lines. Representatives from major manufacturers and transit interests visit, noting experiments and equipment plans while awaiting final approval by directors.
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Pergy Hunter Praises Hawaii Tourism Drive
Perky Hunter, Australian delegate to a Pacific conference, lauds Hawaii as a publicity hub boosting Australian tourism. He notes Australia funds cultural exchanges and uses hotels and travel agents to attract visitors, with a government grant of 50 000 dollars supporting publicity and hospitality expenses.
Lucas Brothers Win Contract for Hawaiian Electric Ice Plant
Lucas Brothers were today awarded the contract for alterations and additions to the ice plant building of the Hawaiian Electric Co. Their figure totals $7,941. Work to proceed under Architect MH Ty Kerr chief engineer. The project follows an earlier two year delay and involves detailed modernization of the facility.
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Calve to Sing on Two Nights at Hawaiian Capitol
Calve and Ab u Calve will perform two nights at the Hawaiian venue, with a voyage planned for the Mytreta and a stop in Honolulu for a week. The Thur night concert proceeds as scheduled with no changes or delays, and tour prices will adjust from three dollars per week to sixty six cents. Wisdom often consists of keeping what you know to yourself.
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