Slow trip of Sherman eight days required for transport
The Sherman ship, carrying 254 passengers and no troops, faced a longer voyage from San Francisco to Manila due to contrary weather. Among the travelers were two major generals en route to Manila and several naval and customs officials. The vessel will continue its voyage toward the Orient, with Honolulu and Guam passengers noted, including Lt. Cooper and Lt. Wells of the Tenth Infantry and Mrs. Hodeon, wife of a local customs official.
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White Cape thrills at Orpheus in two nights of tense drama
The Orpheus stage hosted the initial run of The White Cape with an uninterrupted flow of action. Cast led by Dick Colter and Hazel Randolph deliver dynamic performances as White Caps threaten townsfolk, the sheriff, and the judge.
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White Cape
Berore
Ducer Randolph
Dick Colter
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Otterson
Hazel Randolph
Ohare
Hazel
Bow Ocedstone
Andolphs
White Caps
Colter
Masel
Masel In Tine To Cool the Shariff's Pax Row. One Ot the White Day To Marey Masai
Hagel
Bone
Veteroon
Richard Bubler
Brenda Fowler
Abe
Tom Lowell
Chas
Jim Healy
Henry Aueriteh
I. Réntort
Ernest Wilkes
Lilian Hayward
Eanny Weile
More laborers arrive as Hongkong Maru sails to work camps
Aboard the Hongkong Maru 231 Japanese workers join others to be dispatched to plantations and to the Brazos area for labor. Among passengers are Lieutenant Nicolai Sebertett and Paul Farovenko, Russian POWs returning home, and Dr. Rutherford Harris of Boer War fame. The ship left Yokohama February 13, weather eased later voyage, and it reports a Chinese junk rescue near Nagasaki. The vessel heads for San Francisco, with arrivals expected in Hawaii and the Orient.
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Paul Farovenko
Japan
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Mous
Snmibor Harrie
Jills Gorsberm
Lena
San Praniciern
Ant Wan
Ronalivon Ie
Orient
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Allen
Doerry Jour
Hongkong
Parker le
Bemia
Fan’ Francine
Ani
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Weme Fr
Fan Francisco
Waimea Wine Co Theft Arrests Led to Charges
Waimea Wine Co suspects Marwoko and Oywma, two Jupauree, are under arrest charged with embezzling about si! from the Waimea Wine Co. Priors, ianager of the wine company, was confronted. Maruoko, a former employee, and Oyama, an agent, faced preliminary hearings and were bound over to district court. A Honolulu attorney will defend Maruoko, with WJ. Sheldon for Oyama.
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Oywma
Waimea
Kaus
Walia
Iso
Nike Agi Ie
Ohno Serra
Oyama
Kuo
Maruoko
Chas, Hall
Maruuk 'E
Hapolulu Atorney
WJ. Sheldon
Oyann
Mo lokane Plan New Village at Kapaa Postwar Returns
Bam Johnson reports Mo lokane are settled at Kapaa with a temporary camp for former Japanese quarters. Work on a new village will begin once Bam’s approvals arrive. the group is awaiting clearance and final planning.
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Kael
Kapaa
Bam
Catch Phrase Ait Amnes try and Sandwich Tel Ad
A quirky ad blurs product names in a faux telecom pitch. Hawelian Jame Chutney appears as a playful brand edge, pairing a memory shuffle theme with a sandwich hook for local readers.
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Ait
Amnes
Try & Sandwich
Parades and Plays Announced for February 22
A February 22 event advertises a parade and a sale on crepe paper at Wall Nichola Co. Ltd for making flowers and decorations. New plays are set to be presented at the venue, with two performances weekly. A large batch of posters arrived in Sonoma and will be distributed to announce the shows, including the play Phelma and a reference to Marie Sorell.
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Nichola Co., Ltd
Oerete Teeeeret
Sonoma
Phelma
Maris Sorell
Women urged to seek Pinkham remedy for female ailments
A Seattle reader credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relieving a long list of female health issues. The letter urges other women to write for free advice and to consider the tonic, claiming it restored health and eased troubling symptoms.
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Seattle
Wah
Pinkham
Tron
Timor
Newland Staten
Abe
Lydia
Pinklain
Miss Adams
Lydia Ei Pinkham
Mra Mohan
Lynn
Mass
Unique Philippine Wood Windows Put to Rustic Use
In Honolulu a novel window design features square frames of Philippine wood with slabs of semi transparent tinted shell used in place of glass. The setup promises a striking rustic appearance and stands out as a rare home improvement option.
Colt Acetylene Gas Generators Superior Light Claim
An advertisement touts Colt Acetylene Gas Generators as a superior light source cheaper and cooler with no eye irritation. It promotes calcium carbide in various sizes for generators and gas has offices for further particulars.
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Colt Acetylene
Generstors
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