Will Drop Bill Cables McCrosson Ditch Plan
A cable from John T. McCrosson to Governor Frear signals intent to abandon the Kan Intention ditch enterprise. Frear says amendments prepared by Freer may be sent to Washington, but McCrosson’s action suggests the project has become financially unviable and should be abandoned.
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John T. McCroga
Frear
Cabe
Freer
Washington
Freat
McCromwon
McCrosson
McCrossen
Frenz
Merson
Kanditch
Better Mail Facilities for Honolulu Recommended to Postmaster Hitchcock
Washington, D. C. Associated Press dispatch notes Joseph Stewart reports to Postmaster General Hitchcock urging new mail routes across the Pacific. He cites a 1881 law limiting contracts for ships carrying mails to foreign ports and argues for service to Brazil, Argentina, the Orient, and Australasia to advance postal and commercial interests amid wartime disruption.
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COR
Honolulu
Hitchcock
Associated Press
Amin Tlean
United States
Canada
Brazil
Argentina
Australasia
Australasts
Maul to Name Princess for Matlin Parade
A Maul Chamber committee of nine will interview candidates for a Princess to represent Matlin in the parade. Miss Davison dissents from accepting the role, and plans to reserve appointments for Princesses. Honolulu Boy Scouts are set to attend Floral Park next month in uniform, marking their first major public appearance.
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Mise Rose Davison
Titerstal
He Cage
Maul Chamber
Cammreree
Te Chamber
Matlin
Tohingon
T. von Tempaky
Kepotkai
Mev
Kalama
Joom
Atrx
Hina
Mies Davigon
Honolulu
Floral Park
Tae
Dance Tonight at Young Hotel Event Notice
The Alexander Young Hotel announces a dine thief evening for the final divas passengers of the transport Sheridan with invitations extended to Gateats of other hotels Army Navy and fovenfolle. Commissioner Blanchard returns from inspection of county stores with improved dew pale.
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Alexander Young Hotel
Sheridan
Army
Navy
Fovenfolle
Blanchard Hae
Gallagher sentenced twelve years for attempted murder in New Jersey
Martin Gallagher, linked to a failed plot against Mayer Gaynor, was convicted in Jersey City and sentenced to twelve years in prison. Prosecutors said Gallagher plotted to kill Gaynor and evade capture by planning a steamer trip to Europe.
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Gallagher
Prete
Jersey City
Martin Gallagher
Mayer Gaynor
New York
Eurrope
Fine railroads cited for rebating in ICC action
Philadelphia based railroads Philadelphia and Reading and Lehigh Valley lines along with Bethlehem Steel Company were fined 40000 dollars each after Interstate Commerce Commission hearings found rebating on freight charges. The penalties stem from ICC orders and reflect a major enforcement action against pricing abuses in rail transport.
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Philadelphia
Pahin
Philadelphia & Reading
Leehigh Valley
Bethe Felon Steel Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Earthquake Shakes Central Asia City Amid Rumors of Destruction
In Tashkent, Central Asia, tremors near Ayashan Turkestan cause widespread damage. Reports indicate destruction of WP Windings facilities and several fatalities. Rumors claim Vyerny city is demolished with many deaths among residents.
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Tashkent
Central Asia
Tan
Ayashan Turkestan
Vyerny Haw
Trains collide near Spokane. five killed, others injured
Five were killed and op injured today in a collision between Harlington trains near Spokane. The crash is blamed on misread signals, investigators say.
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Spokane
Wash
Harlington Trails
California names adjutant general
Col. Dan A Forbes was appointed adjutant general of the California State Militia. A longtime National Guard leader, he commanded a California regiment in the Spanish American War, helped organize the Lincoln Roosevelt League, and toured Europe with army maneuvers. He studied conditions on the Siberian railway and in Japan.
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Sacramento
Dan
A. Forbes
Staite
Aitednoy
Ho, Hou
Forbes
National Guard of California
California
Lincoln Roosevelt
Supreme Court Rules on Territorial Gambling Case
The Supreme Court handed down a decision on a gambling case involving the Territorial Institute and several defendants including Puremori, Tomanae, Murskami, Tanuks, Farokaws, and Yasuoka. Justice De Bolt authored the opinion in the case brought on exception. The report notes continuation on another page. A separate line mentions the Mongoliai liner voyage from Cash on January 15.
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Istunite
Agatnet
Gambsing Gamex
Supreme Court
Leen Tae
de Bolt
Sgiinat Puremori
Tomanae SA
Murskami
Tanuks
Farokaws
Yasuoka
Protest Over Japanese Teacher Sparks School Shakeup
The Lightfoot protest against employing Miss Miamoto Chis Horning at Central Grammar School led Superintendent Pope to affirm her value and keep her as substitute teacher in charge of seventh grade. Pope cited her excellent Normal and Kalulant School records and stated her resignation was voluntary. Lightfoot’s public protest urged removal of a Japanese teacher from the seventh grade, while Governor Frear dismissed the racial basis as unfounded and insisted job outcome depend on merit.
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Artorngy de Lightfoot
Central Grammar School
Tokio Miamoto
Chis Horning Gilled
Pope
Mis Miamoto
Lightfoot
Central Grammar Two
Department For Public
Miamote
Chati
Miamoto
Janey
Tather
Mike Miamoto
Central
Department of Public Interetion
Frear
Ixa Elthee
Chinese Consul Libel Case Proceeds in Police Court
In the police court the morning session featured the trial of Hee Fat a wealthy planter charged with criminal libel by Chinese Consul Ling Kwo Yong. Judge Humphreys, for the defense, requested a jury trial after the first witness was examined, delaying further proceedings.
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Hee Fat
Ling Kwo Yong
Leguns
Humphreys
CH. McBride
London Aroused Over Methods Of Police
London authorities face backlash after a so called spectacular display of force during anarchist protests. Police and public officials were called out as clashes erupted in the streets. Two more holes were recovered from the markets as the situation escalated amid distrust of authorities.
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Ondon
London
Paulie Evith
Albany Governor Presses Economy Theme in Legislature Opening
Governor John A sounded a call for efficiency and lower spending in the opening message to the Legislature. He urged thrift in public service and economic reforms to drive state policy.
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Albany
N.Y
John A
Progressive Republicans form league in Minneapolis
A new Progressive Republican league has been formed in Minneapolis. The group aims to unite all Republican factions within the state and pursue the goals implied by its name.
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Cspeciat Bulletin
Minneapolis
Minn
Hague to Settle Boundary Dispute Moves to Peace Talks
The Hague will settle a border dispute between Keuaior and Pern tuive after agreeing to submit the matter to The Hague for mediation. The nations aim to resolve the boundary question in a formal mediation process, with officials signaling readiness for negotiations.
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Keuaior
Pern Tuive
Haguenie
Big Bill Spit Prohibition Enforced On Sidewalks
Sheriff announces a new wide spitting ordinance taking effect tomorrow. It bans spitting on sidewalks and public places with penalties starting at one dollar. Lawmen ordered to enforce the rule and ensure compliance.
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Sherif
Darren
Planters Return Filipino Immigrants by Steamer Ash
The Planters' Association under the Board of Health directed the shipment of twenty six Filipinos returned to Pi land yesterday aboard the Ash steamer. Twenty three were rejected for poor physical condition and not eligible for reception into the Territory, with three more admitted to family status. Jordan's large sale of Ready-to-Wear goods followed.
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Pi Ineland
Ash Yeaterday
Planters’ Association
Board of Health
Wen
Friction Over City Appointments Sparks Debate
Mayor Fern defends last night’s appointments held up by the Board of Supervisors praising efficiency and precedent. Harry Murray argues delay to vet unfamiliar nominees, while factions clash on power between the Mayor, County Attorney and Republicans. Seven appointments were finally approved after hours of debate and diplomacy amid a crowded chamber and tense corridors.
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Board of Supervisors
Fern
Supreme Court
Harry Murray
Bowrd
City and County Supervisors
Penn
Iliy Att County Attorney's Office
Bhow Lowing
McClellan
John Wilson
Suyervinor Murray
Republicat
Sam Dwight
Nolo
Phat Hnally
Mite Clellan
Monibaps
Hound
Our and County Attorneys Department
Imminene
Leo i Thasston
Guy Guy
W. 1
Prance
Berger
Bruce Mackall
Nadamille Wakpectar
Jd Mivhistein
Phumidige
Wuitditie
Local Appointments Include Overseers and Officials
Fragmented OCR shows a list of appointive posts and elections. Names such as John WH Wilkin and L. Gilliland appear as overseers or party-affiliated candidates. Mentions of Fred Meyer and Moses Akawa suggest party slate considerations and road overseer roles in a rural district.
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John WH
Wilkin
Aupervind
Monelaty
Hinuolt
Ravie
L. Gilliland
Walanae
Anne Fred Meyer
Republican
Wo Holt
Rubber Growers Will Meet Soon In Hawaii
The Hawaiian Rubber Growers Association will hold its annual meeting at the Chamber of Commerce in the Stingenwald building starting Monday January 23 at 9:30 a.m. This is the fourth session and will discuss tapping, farming, and production in the Hawaiian Islands. Representatives from all rubber plantations will attend, with dinner to follow. Weekly Bulletin 1 per year.
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Chamber of Commerce
Republican committee to meet at Republican headquarters
A steering committee led by WH Jowke will convene tonight at Republi headquarters in the Stangenyw building. The gathering marks Republicans first step to organize the work for the new Legislature and align with the party platform principles. Several items will be considered soon.
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Jowke
Tata Hic
Tee
Republi
Stangenyw
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