Roosevelt Headquarters Opened Amid National Excitement
The article reports the opening of Roosevelt headquarters drawing broad enthusiasm in Washington. It describes prominent Republicans and supporters arriving, with attention to the event as a mobilizing act for Roosevelt’s campaign and its potential impact on delegates and future elections.
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Ryhelkins
Owithin
Atlad
Nipre
Lavealt
Téawvelt
Anid
Jill Steny
Uwe
Renatar Vaukie
Seth Nye
Benater
Medical ad promises relief despite complex claims
Fragmented old style medicine advertisement claims quick relief from constipation and other ailments. It touts Rexall products, mentions price points like 25 cents, lists Honolulu stores and distributors, and emphasizes exclusive availability in the state with dramatic but unclear assurances.
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Eather
Honnlaly
Tals Wits
Bellaly
Benlon
Amit & Cott
Conness Guest at Reception in Honolulu
Visiting Hawaiians attended the Army and Navy reception in honor of notable guests. Leland & Gonneas of Hilo were among the attendees, with social circles highlighting the winter gathering and networking opportunities.
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Conness
White House
Ehletly
Ubiferme
Army
Cleo Rcentiae
Unitor
Hilo Railroad Vice President Denies Armory Site Change
Lorrin A. Thurston, vice president and general manager of the Hilo Railroad Company, issues a lengthy denial to Jeleante Kihlo’s charge that the company provoked the Allo armory site change to extend tracks. He states the wood did not wish the extension and notes M. Davier & Co sought to build after purchasing land. local propertyowners urged the extension, while the railroad says it did not initiate the change.
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Lorrin A. Thurston
Hilo Railroad Company
Han
Jeleante Kihlo
Allo Armory
Hnlo
Hilo
No Cut in Judges Says Association Meeting Proceedings
A meeting of the Tie Association discussed judge reductions, with prominent members and Attorney General Wickham present. The group debated reducing the number of judges in the territory and directed efforts to explain the matter to the Congressional Committee.
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Wickerrham
Gino
Washington
Wawon
Kimey
Alee
Metlehat
Wrhun
Uren
Matiang
Dragnet links dynamiters and union leaders nationwide
The U S government announces indictments against forty people including Frank M Ryan and other Ironworkers leaders in a dynamite conspiracy. They face charges for transporting explosives and wrecking non union plants and fear of retaliation characterized the crackdown. A broad sweep targets union officials and exagents implicated across several states with possible long prison terms.
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Staten Kovernment Arcente
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Allhovel
Gde -Kneyen
Twila
Aitletal
Iridge
Thie Ehlet
Frank M. Ryan
Mutter
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N.Y
Horeher Moekin
Nec
Vipe-Jresi Dent Sugporter
McNanwirt
Lecretiry Doenwater
Hyoar
Wee
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