Army Gets Orders To Maneuver
The War Department today ordered large scale maneuvers next summer involving all arms with Hawaii likely to serve as a major ground. If the 16th and 26th Infantry join, an army exceeding 6000 men may participate and Marines will not parade in the Washington Birthday event due to deployments and guard duties.
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United States
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Terhune
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Chauffeur Held After Western Battle Collision
A chauffeur involved in a western state collision was the sole survivor among eight, with Johnson charged with heady driving as victims recover. Attorney Lightfooter and Promoter Brown led the defense and city case, with witness Marshall detailing the auto wreck. Separate: Honolulu post office annex plans and a five year lease for premises announced. also Atlanta indicts Cudahys packers on 261 counts for oleo margarine tax fraud.
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Lightfooter
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Brown
Marshall
J. A Manton
Bours Nie
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Wallers
Taft Men Launching A Taft League In Hawaii
Fifteen or twenty prominent Taft supporters convened at Forelock to form a Taft League in Hawaii. President Tate’s re election is the stated aim. JP Cooke’s potential as a league leader and plans for a Taft delegation to the Republican convention were discussed amid local political speculation today. The gathering followed a telephonically extended invitation and sits amid ongoing Gaboron issue debates and Tate support dynamics.
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Forelock
Hawaii
Mt Waw
JP Cooke
Mr. Cooke
Taft
Keubuican
Taft League
Teleptone
Gayernunhcip
Tate
Tat League
Kuhio
China Proclaims End of Imperial Rule and Surrender
Peking February 12 reports three edicts establishing the Republic of China finalizing the imperial action and unconditional surrender. The third edict confirms Yuan Shih Kai’s terms, surprising by Manchu leaders anticipated to defend titles. Imperial forces reportedly routed near Suchowan.
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Suchowan
Andrews Attacks Grand Jury Over Indictment Case
Attorney Lorrin Andrews challenges the legality of the Tweriormn Grand Jury in connection with an indictment against Chang Mute a Chinaman charged with a statutory crime. He argues the jury panel may not have been properly drawn and calls for a new panel if the matter proceeds by legal means.
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Lorrin Andrews le Ba
Mallee
Couper
Taft and Fisher Part on the Frear Probe Twist
Washington dispatch reports Governor Frear readying a reply to charges by Delegate Ku Hio. Secretary Fisher travels for a Panama trip, with no action until his return. Officials await the Frear statement and possible rebuttal as the probe continues.
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Cabinet Meetings Raise Taft Inquiry Charge Against Frear
Governor Frear faces calls for a Taft commanded inquiry into charges against him. Cabinet meetings debated sending a commissioner to Hawaii to review public matters. Secretary Fisher defended not launching an investigation, urging cost concerns and electing to block a special commissioner.
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Hanwell
Mahalo Rivalry Stirs Territorial Claim and Deferment
A garbled report notes Governor Venerite weighing a circuitous dispute over canal timing and defense plans. The document hints at cabinet actions and potential changes to allied commitments, with reference to Hawaii and ongoing strategic talks. Continuous coverage follows.
Museum expert of Japan visits imperial museum exhibit
A garbled report describes a Japanese museum expert visiting the Imperial Dati Ves cimmmneredal museum and meeting officials, merchants, and local agents. The narrative mentions Abe Kerning, Tony Mary at war, and a later event in Korea, with references to a fire incident and pending tests.
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Japan
Tvionies
Abe Kerning
Tony Mary
J Wahare
K Varmonete
Commertit
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Ieee Atlil
Turrumi
Tolia
Thitume
Cate
Japanese Influence Shapes Immigration Bill Debate
Fragmented OCR text shows U S legislative clash over immigration policy influenced by Japanese ties. References to Senate action, anti exclusion sentiment, and proposed measures hint at contentious debates affecting reform, with broader implications for nationality and eligibility. Names and dates are unclear due to garbled source.
Mahuka Caseheads Start Monday In Federal Proceedings
A battered OCR fragment outlines Mahuka case hearings starting Monday with Judge Dole presiding. The document references magistrates, defendants, and a federal court context, mentioning awaiting decisions and procedural steps, but the text is severely garbled with names and places unreadable.
Frear replies to Kuhio charges in Washington
Governor Frear's Washington reply to Delegate Kuhio accuses him of reckless disregard for truth and defends his administration. He denies charges of centralized power, labels Kuhio's claims as due to ignorance and insincerity, and presents a broad defense of policies amid a heated exchange.
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Taemied
Washington
Bing
Mivcuwe
Washington, D. C
Kuhio
Frear
Fisher
Sierra parade tourist influx fuels floral festival return
Readable text notes Sierra’s return attracting visitors for a floral parade with crowds from multiple places. Mentions local events and tourism activity tied to a parade schedule, with references to organizers and participants.
Board of Agriculture Meets This Afternoon
The Board of Agriculture convenes this afternoon to review measures, discuss agricultural policy, and hear updates from state agencies and farming associations. Officials will outline planned programs, funding, and regulatory changes affecting crops, livestock, and rural communities.
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Board OF Agriculture
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