Customs Raid on Siberia: Contraband Found and Seized
A raid by customs men uncovered concealed contraband during a patrol near Ataken wharf. Officers found a stock of illicit items including a large stash of goods hidden in Ventilators and crates. The operation extended to another patrol yielding thirty three additional items and a separate Jet search. The arrest of suspects followed, with further details promised on page eight.
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Firther
Ford
Monnet
APA Wien
Ataken Wharf
Tele
Ban on grass huts and pineapple juice at Boston exhibit
A financial and administrative setback delays a Boston Missionary Exposition as funds lag and representation questions arise. The Finance Committee notes limited responses and outlines steps, urging supporters to contribute while outlining exhibition hurdles and timelines.
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Boston
Chinese Consul Defends Position On Westington Tax Inquiry
The Chinese Consul dismissed reports he was asked to resign by Westington authorities and said he has not yet completed a full verification of the tax controversy. He explained ongoing investigations into funds for a Chinese education project and noted the minister in Washington may authorize actions regarding the money. The consul will attend a Chinese New Year event and remains in Washington for further inquiry.
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Boston
Joel
Hsiwally
Sulyertinhig
China
Africa
Linn Kwo
Toe Het
Consu
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Shi Ui
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Youngstate
Washington
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Ethan
Melibol
Tyre
Hin
Ja Tani
Wistington
Heretinia
Pearl Harbor Gets 2.66 Million Navy Budget Boost
Washington January 28 Pearl Harbor will receive 2 662 000 from the naval affairs appropriation. The bill totals 125 421 586 with 80 000 for a 1000 ton floating crane and 15 million for a naval strength increase. The House committee on naval affairs reported the appropriation to the House.
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Washington, D. C
Pearl Harbor
Congress
House Committee On Naval Affa
House
Condemnation Proceedings Halted in Bishop Street Case
The territorial government’s condemnation action over the Blahiy avenue extension faced a temporary setback as the territorial Supreme Court split. The opinion held that the petition concerns the public works while naming issues remain unresolved. The agency plans to file anew as the Territory may pursue further proceedings. The United States District Court hearing featured Rev. Jot Wadman declaring allegiance to the Constitution.
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Hereania
Matton Campbell
Public Works
Hawoll Ys
James Steinser
Supreme Court
Marston Campbell
Julie Works
Alors
de Holt
Perry
Prabieim
Audency General
United States District Court
Wadman
United States
Oahu Delegation Back Holstein for Speaker Bid
Washington style spelling aside, the Oahu delegation favors Holstein for speaker. Mombore and Hy 1 back Hy 1 Mojwein of Hawaii while Archer, Mahoe, Marenlline, and Kamanonta show mixed or uncertain support. The gossiped count suggests ten of twelve votes likely, with unity hoped as tampering, but formal backing remains tentative.
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Mombore
Tooting Tegen
Holstein
Larnony
Want a School in Palola Valley
Residents of Palola Valley demand a local school within the valley. They argue a school is more important than a projected park and urge immediate action by authorities to establish educational facilities for the growing suburb.
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Palola Valley
Iabmakt
Tariff Reciprocity Bill Moves Forward in House
The administration pushes to enact the tariff reciprocity bill with a House introduction aimed at speeding passage. Key officials and the administration press for swift action as legislators consider the measure.
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Washington
B. Gidan
Steamer Coos Bay Grounds Off Ventura California
The steamer Coos Bay ran aground near Ventura California on January 28 but officials report no damage. Coast guard crews provided assistance and inspected the vessel for further hazards.
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Ventura, Cal
Coos Bay
Moana Hotel Dance Tonight Invites Guests and Army
There will be a dance at the Main Hotel tonight commencing at eight thirty. The dances are well attended and the management extends an invitation to guests of all hotels and to army personnel.
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Army
Another Blow at Japanese Immigration Treaty Debate
In Sacramento on January 28 area on immigration in the pending treaty with Japan was introduced in the Assembly today.
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Amalia Sacramento
Japan
Separation of Church and State Touted in Lisbon Draft
Lisbon, Portugal, Jan 28. A decree to separate church and state will soon be promulgated. Officials believe the measure will quiet tensions in the new republic and stabilize governance.
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Lisbon
Portugal
New Republic
Manila Volcano Erupts as Earthquakes Patter City
Manila reports Taal volcano erupting with a two day sequence of earthquakes. No damage anticipated and inhabitants expect no dire outcomes. The activity centers concern but authorities see no immediate danger.
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Manila
Resolution Declares Need of Hawaii for Industrial School
A historic resolution urges Hawaii to adopt industrial and agricultural schooling to boost territorial development. It calls for continuation schools aligned with modern industry, with coursework linking to crafts, kitchens, dining rooms, and shops, and seeks federal support for creating and maintaining such schools.
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Hawaii
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