City Supervisors Line Up For Fight Over Committees
Mayor Ferris faces a split board as five Republican supervisors join to push their picks for chairmanships. Low and McClellan oppose as others convene in the Assembly Hall to align with incoming members and name chairs for Ways and Means and other panels before noon.
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Joe Eben Low
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Nerger
Assembly
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Murray
Kener
Amann
Dwight
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Newt
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City Hall reforms urged to guide future funding and services
The mayor urges funding and reforms for water, works, sanitary services, sewers, and city fees. He calls for a new city hall, expanded children’s playgrounds and parks, improved roads, and facilities for the fire department. Harmony between supervisors and executive is requested as the city approaches the new governance period.
Honolulu City Treasury Balance Near Forty Thousand Dollars
City and county of Honolulu report a nearly 40 000 dollar balance on hand to start the new administration. The general fund receipts include road district, revenue, and deposits from First National Bank and others. Grand total shows as 85 0 48 with multiple line items and a note referencing continued details on page 7.
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Trent
General Fund
Recel Pty
Waialua Road
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Sense
Hawaii
PRADA
Bud Mars To Fly Once More
Bud Mars returns to the skies for another air show in the Territory. A crowd gathers as he tests a heavier craft in a daring display, with spectators eager for the outcome and future flights depending on today’s results. Continuous updates hint at a continued exhibition and potential next appearances.
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Herve Tian
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Dyfns Muehineg
New Year Celebration Fatal for Five Children in Pottsville
Five youngsters perished amid New Year celebrations in Pottsville as a festive gathering ended in catastrophe. The disaster cast gloom over the city with authorities confirming two confirmed deaths and others injured as emergency efforts continued. Families and officials mourn the tragic loss while the community contemplates safety lessons from the incident.
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Torlay
Toxorhir
Grill
Phar
Child’s Leg Found on Street in Gruesome Discovery
A mutilated infant’s leg was found on the street at Aiken and Water streets. Deputy Sheriff Rose led investigators and doctors from Queer’s Hospital examined the remains. Police speculate a vanished infant mother may have killed the child to end an unwanted pregnancy.
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Watel
JF. Eckart
Dr. Mackall
Phystelia
Sherif Rose
Soccer Games This Afternoon in One Ver Series
The third day of games in the one ver series of tie Hawaiian Assnetie Hon Foothill Leagne will be layed Ihla titernoon at the league ground. The temp whith Mieap being the High School and Puna and the Miatles ani tren Worka. Monday af last week the second canes in the series were played with Iron Works defeating School 1 to 0 and Pans winning from Maltes. The games this afternoon will be half of those to be played in fie see viv with dates for goodcoding gam hoing tenwniry 7 10 and-Tawi no threeyear dang Kal, where Wad hoe Blok for worke lint yewlenday Wt The ina aeeriodline Dee Was Quna the Paw View.
Early Inaugurations Mark Nationwide Elections
The nation held inaugurations as Democratic and Republican candidates took office. California’s Legislature convened with Joyntan as temporary Senate president, Hewitt on the House side, and many new governors and senators seated. The festive events featured receptions and notable political shifts nationwide.
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Devon Shires
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Dix
Toyle
Toome
Chauncer Dewen
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Water rights dispute on Oahie reservation heads toward government control
A presort report reported that the water rights on the Oahie military Reservation may be settled by the government taking over the system. It notes no confirmation from water parties and cites Capt. Castner and War Department figures as handling the reservation’s water arrangements.
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Iself
Ebury
John T. McCrayson
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No Changes Reported in Sheriff Office Personnel
Win P Jarrett sheriff of Oak announces no changes in personnel at Hoon today while confirming near reappointment of McDuffie as chief of detectives. He says the new Supervisors will review department appropriations to improve efficiency and restore morale after inspections.
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P. Jarrett
Eheetf of
Oak
Hoon
Mtadl
McDuffie
N. Emerson
Plelan
Abel
Qala Aa
Julie Reed
Cantain
Baker
Benlop Caplin
Potlee
Chilton
Matweyels
Tarver
Jo Nek
Iba
Smyrelatyes
Yas
Sheri Gweott
Tejuty
Mheny
Hem
Ole
Release of New Year Gift Prompts Court Action
A damaged OCR reads like a local notice about a group facing arrest and a court appearance after alleged thefts and illegal selling. Names appear garbled but indicate Jarrett and others involved, with references to a Russian suspect and police action at a station. The piece notes midnight events and the expectation of further legal steps.
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John Keal
Rod
Piri
Trinh
Talolog & Hoonte
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