Elder J. E. Kirkman Dies In Maui Cliff Tragedy
In Maui near Kipahulu a swift stream swept Elder J. E. Kirkman of the Mormon church and his companion Elder Frank McMasters from their mule into a cliff and sea below. Kirkman died, body not yet recovered, as rescuers work. The pair had traveled from Kipahulu toward Kaupo on a dangerous mountain route.
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Hana
Maui
J. E. Kirkman
Merman
Kipahulu
Kauno
Kirkman
Frank McMasters
Kaupo
Alelele
Expected Opposition in Caucus Over Motabela Succession
In a strained caucus debate, Motabela of Mawali presses for leadership while opponents rally behind other candidates. Key figures include Kellitiol and Marentlino, with factional lines showing support and hesitation among Hawaii legislators ahead of the upcoming session. The outcome remains unsettled as delegates weigh loyalty and committee chair prospects.
Promotion Work May Be Halted By County Cutback
The Promotion Committee warns that funding and staff reductions threaten tourism and parade efforts. Officials claim county appropriations under review could delay or derail planned publicity, costing up to hundreds of thousands in local spend. The committee urges timely legislation to restore support and avoid hampering multilingual outreach and civic events.
Insurgent Senator Race Dispatch From California
A brittle excerpt from a California election report notes Amity for Preseatite and Amity works in Los Angeles. The insurgent Republica candidate, Works, received two votes in both houses. Regular Republican nominee Be R. Spautting trails with twenty one votes amid contested ballots. Merger Kerit and Raker, a Democrat, are mentioned in the sparse tally.
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Amity
Baciamento
Cal
Jon D. Works
Los Angeles
Republica
Republicans Name Ex Governor McLean
Hartford Connecticut Republicans name former Governor George P. McLean for United States Senate. The party caucus in the Connecticut Legislature and Governor Payne led by prominent members announces the selection amid ongoing statewide political maneuvering.
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McLean
Hartford
Dan
George PL McLean
Connecticut
Payne Ja
Hints Shire
Fourteen Die As Barges Stranded On River
A tragedy unfolds as fourteen people perish when barges run aground and become stranded. Authorities report the incident occurred yesterday on the river near Highland and involve multiple vessels linked to local harbor operations. Names and exact crew details are being withheld pending investigation.
Pension Bill Passes House After Veterans Support
The pension measure cleared the House today supported by veterans groups from Chyil and Meslean regions. The bill aims to provide benefits to retired service members and expands eligibility for wartime service records.
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Natas Dan
Commander Laby Is Dead at Sea
Notices from Washington report the death of Commander Laby aboard a ship at sea. The wording is garbled but confirms a naval officer’s death on the voyage and indicates official acknowledgment in the capital.
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Laby
Lanerelayed Frys
Washington, D.C
Darth
Tik Weewel al Sen
Democrat Named for Senate by Ohioans
A Democrat named Allee Pomuring is reported as elected to the United States Senate by Ohio voters. The Associated Press dispatch from Columbus notes the result after ballots were counted, highlighting Pomuring as the party’s nominee and confirming the New Senate seat outcome.
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Cate Columbc
Allee Pomuring
Wits
United States
Ohtaire
Sugar Ban Implements Frisco Market Quotation Patch
Fragmented OCR reads like a market note with unclear names and figures. Mentions sugar parity prices, site quotation, and a time stamp around 8.40 am, with references to beets and vinus notation. Details are garbled and lack coherent event or entities.
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Ban Francisco
Dan
Wee
Amilyshe
150 Teachers Hear Good Talks
One hundred and Caty Leachers attended the meeting of the Teachers' Association held in the city. Worth Aiken of Mirut spoke vigorously on public school administration. President Gilmore of the College of Fawall outlined the Dafliver-Davin Willow plan and promised federal aid for industrial high schools.
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Teachera’ Association
Hell
Worth Aiken
Mirut
Schoood
Wote
Gilmore
College of Fawall
Congreka
Mietatu
Remy
McKinley Statue Delays Continue In Honolulu
After nearly ten years of agitation the McKinley statue is finished and will be erected within weeks. Delays center on a grounded pedestal 17 feet high and a bronze statue eight feet tall atop a nine foot pedestal built by Curzon Osborne. The statue and pedestal, boxed on the American Hawaiian wharf, face final fitting as cable and telegraph teams rush to ready the delivery and installation.
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Herd Heutein
Haring
Curzon Osborne
Honolu
Uahorne
Cable
Entertain the Shriners Maine Paper and Woolley
The Shriners committees for the chartered act in Maine are named with an executive group plus Finance Reception Ball and Transportation committees. The commissions include many local names and positions, detailing roles for entertainment planning and event logistics. The piece also notes an editorial against prohibition in Hawaii from the Argus of Portland.
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Miba
Finnce
R. W. Stinaie
Spalding
Ables
Lewis
D. W. Anders
T. WH
Petrie
G. Trait
J. W. Pratt
Robinson
Fr Richardson
Geo
F Renton
J. G. Rothwell
M.N. Sanders
Webster
Thos. Be Wall
A. GC. Wall
Boo. White
Charles ¥. Murray
Hanquel Cangubitee M
Thillips
Chulemony
Glanehard
Mhirrill
Chas
Ben
R. Coombs
Cleghorn
Fragier
Johnson
AL Mackintosh
G. Mammer
WT. Rawlings
W. Perkins
W. Shinale
Wall
Asa
le My Whitehorse
Richard von
Ehaltman
Belser
1. I. Maconachie
M. Whitehouse
Transportation and Automobile Committee
F. J. Waldron
Bade
Bon
N. B.gedye
Peter Johnson
Alexander Pratt
Fred ©. Smith
B.J. Bord Printing and Program Committee
WHL
Gortx
Chay
R. Frazier
I. Trent
Thos
John T
Mofr
W. TL
C, Campbell
McKay
Renton
Sam Jotnson
D. F.woods
Chalemany Gea
A. Davies
R. Frnaler
Stocks Firm and Tendency Upward
Stocks remained firm with Paauhau at 19, up one from recent trades. San Francisco prices showed little change, while Pineapple products rose on news of a new plant. Brewery shares gained as an upcoming meeting sparked dividend speculation. Hutcheinson and Watkin declared increased dividends.
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Tne
Paauhun
San Francisco
Sloan
Wrother
Hwa Gelle
Huteh
Watlikt
Water Works Bond Fight Aimed at City Water System
A $500 000 water works bond proposal faces the next Legislature to fund extending and improving Honolulu’s water system. Superintendent Marston Campbell emphasizes needs in Main Valley and Kolmull areas as meters stop water waste, while department officials clash over meter use and county control of water works amid a widening political battle.
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Lyon
Hono Wi
Marston Cianpheil
Main Valley
Kolmull
Siti Aton
Gymiphel
Witteh
Muugh
Cottily
New Septic Tank Aims To Combat Infectious Disease
Discussion of a new Honolulu quarantine station septic tank system under construction to improve health standards. Dr Carl Maemis leads staff as the U S government funds and surveys the project. Two large heated tanks will process sewage before discharging treated effluent to the sea, with a plant to move sewage to ocean outlets. Continuous progress and funding are noted as Congress debates appropriation.
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Oriental
Globe
United States
Markie Howiitt
Carl Maemis
Lik Corps
Honolulu
Cnsunery
Thi
Father Tange
Ho- Hokt
Inake
Seas Congress
Washington
More Diphtheria Detention Camps Quarantine Expanded
Eight additional diphtheria cases were reported at the quarantine camp run by the Territorial Board of Health on Patapedd, with measures restricting movement except among quarantined residents. A health official’s travel notes praised the work, while acknowledging ongoing concerns about the island’s outbreak and forest land, noting Sweden’s contrasting situation and recent cases.
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Board of Health
Pata
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