Taft Party Sails From San Francisco for Honolulu
Associated Press Special Cable reports Secretary Taft and 104-person delegation sail today aboard the Manchuria for Honolulu. Included are Senators Warren Patterson Geott Long Foster Newlands and Representatives Hill Jones Longworth Foss Ot ten Payne Cooper Griscoll Grosvenor Scott Smith Loud DeArmand Howard Gilbert Curtis Parsons Shakey Cochran Hepburn to join at Honolulu. Officials notePromot Committee Secretary BM Boyd and others from Louisiana and commerce groups aboard.
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Patterson
Geott
Long
Foster
Newlands
Hill
Jones
Longworth
Foss
Otten
Payne
Cooper
Griscoll
Grosvenor
Scott
Smith
Loud
DeArmand
Howard
Gilbert
Curtis
Parsons
Shakey
Cochran
Hepburn
Honolulu
Boyd
Hua Tande Uy
Tate
Murphy
Fou Louisians
Hawaiian Electric Considers Nuuanu Plant Lease Option
Alonso Gartley of Hawaiian Electric discusses leasing the Nuuanu plant to the Territory or county, with improvements by the company and potential power supply for lights. He notes the need for a durable plan, roles of the Acting Governor and Public Works, and possible remuneration if the Territory or County operates the plant. County Clerk Kainuokalani Jr. informs road boards of continuing resolutions and work station details.
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Hawaiian Electric Company
Waa Oon
Compa
Nuuanu
Gartley
Oahu
Board of Supervisors
Hawaiian Electric
Holloway
Coun
Inneinueha
Medtric Company
Kainuokalani, Jr
Koolaupoko
Koolauloa
Waialua
Ewa
Waianae Road
Board of Supervisor
Washton Light Co
Public meeting lines up for Hlaprsy address at Orpheum
Attorney General Andrews announced a campaign lineup for the Republican event at the Orpheum tonight. Doors open at 7 p.m. with the Elif Quintet providing entertainment until 7:40, while central officials act as desirers and ushers in a large crowd anticipated at the venue.
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Andrews
Hlapbrsy
Orpheum
Elif
T Henican
Muca
Peaker
United
Public Works Tussle Over Hawaii Electric Plant Lease
County supervisor Holloway clashes with the Hawaii Electric Co over leasing the territory owned plant. The dispute centers on who should supply power if the deal proceeds and risk to county lights. Cowles of the Fourth Infantry reports promotions and movements toward the Fifth at Plattsburg.
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Kinau
Waleikea
Hawaii
Walaku
Onomes
Honomm
Laupahoehoo
Paauhay
Honor
Punaluy
Hewape
D. Cowles
San Francisco
Plattsburg Barracks
Magoon’s New Point Sparks Estate Battle at Orpheus Rally
A legal dispute over government lands and fishing rights pits Magoon against established claims. The 1851 law is cited to deny fisting rights to land buyers, while Pearl Harbor pieces tied to the estate are contested. A Republican rally at the Orpheus on Wednesday features Congressman Hepburn, Acting Governor Atkinson presiding, and Robertson introducing Hepburn.
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J. A. Magoon
Pearl Harbor
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Coason
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Orpheus
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Cal. Hepburn
Appointment of A Richmond as Hilo High principal stated
A Honolulu Board of Education committee met to recommend A Richmond for principal of Hilo High School. Richmond, a Stanford graduate and former vice principal at Honolulu High School, would oversee two grades and teach many classes due to funding limits. The group favored an independent high school, sought designs for a new building, and discussed funding for staff and curriculum.
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C. L. Wight
David al
Board of Education
da Via
King
A. Richmond
Richmond
Stanford
Honolulu
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Hilo
Brown
Iast
Abr
Davin
Vablle Works Department
Tite
Kane
Davia
Koolantoa
Oahu
Walalus
Attorney General's Department
Lyndh
Wight
Hawaii
David
Nuuanu Dam Threats Raise Honolulu Panic
A dramatic urban warning questions the safety of the Nuuanu dam project in Honolulu. An engineer notes the planned tall dam could fail with catastrophic loss, urging scrutiny of construction plans and public works oversight. FG Walker’s dam plans are cited as approved. Rainier Beer returns to bars.
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Nuvanu
Plana
Nutanu
Uniens
Honolulu
Walalua Agricultural Company
Nuuanu
Publis Orks Hol
Jowny
Walker
Boston
Rainier Bock Heerts
Wahiawa Pineapples Shipment Heads Coast July
The next Wahiawa Pineapples shipment will go to the coast in July. Orders should be left with ENOS ING ST. NR. FORT at the Walty Building, phone Main 1.
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Ing ST. NR. Fort
Wwalty
Farewell Dance at Royal Hawaiian for Commandant Young
A farewell dance for Commandant Lucien Young and officers of the U S 88 Bennington is planned at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel this evening Colonel Patrick Honey Ray of the Fourth Infantry consents to allow the regiment band to play during intermissions General Geo M Randolph will be present for the dinner honoring Young The Kitty Quintette Club will perform during dinner and after and Bennington officers and Army Navy guests are invited The Bennington departs at midnight and manager Church will feature the Quintette Club for a proper send off The Royal Hawaiian is expected to be crowded with guests and a Monday night tribute to General George M Randall is also noted
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U. 88
Bennington
Royal Hawaiian
Patrick Honey Ray
Fourth Infantry
Persmit
Hhe
Gen. M. Randolph
Young
Kitty Quintette Club
Combes
Restorer
Army
Navy
Sherman
Church
Geo. M. Randal
Patrick Henry Ray
Fourth Sea Tala Taggartite
Ae Unual
Sakhalin Taken by Japanese Forces in Siberia Coast
July 6 report from Ersdu rg indicates a Japanese squadron appeared off Sakhalin Island and landed with mild resistance. The Russian defense retreated and Sakhalinites left coastward are now under Japanese possession, completing Japan’s control of the island chain along the Asiatic coast.
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Ersdurg
Rumia
Gaknailen Island
Siberia
Japan
Potemkine rebels surrender to Roumanian authorities
The crews of the Russian rebel battleship Potemkine and a torpedo boat have surrendered to Roumanian authorities. They will not return to Russia, being distributed within Roumania and then go abroad. The report also notes Mise May Sutton of Pasadena defeating Mise Douglass to become world tennis champion.
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Potemkine
Russia
Roumania
London
England
Mise May Sutton
Pasadena
Mise Douglass
Mise Sutton
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