Oahu Colleges Plan Big Fund Needs Endowment Boost
Oahu colleges seek a large endowment to fund plans and keep facilities aligned with rising educational costs. Talks at the annual meeting cited a need for at least $300,000 more, on top of a current $400,000 endowment, to support expanded programs and preparations for mainland attendance.
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Dairy College Counteur
Inc
Aail
Plang
P.C. Doves
Chatlon R
Atmdenta
A.B. Grititha
Nepal
Joniem
College Ly Datu & Splendin
Papi
Hhabie
Jonew
Deeds
Oaka Hollie
Medove
A. F. Duis
POG
Che Cooke
Raatens
Vaio
Whitney
Bole
Worh Cathe
Damon
Etustis Man
Kaimuki Group Considers Incorporation And Local Improvements
At a community meeting in Kalihi, Walnate, Kaimuki, and Batol districts representatives of a growing age discuss city and county policies and a push for rapid improvements. The main agenda includes incorporation, building a park and plaza near Kalihi reservoir, extending streets, and funds for a $3,000 start with potential to reach $14,000, with each share granting one vote regardless of share size.
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Walntae
Kaimuki
Batol
Mills
Organo
Elf
Etui
Ehuthey
Daniel Lown
Breil
Incerparie Hon
KalMirkt
Wawervale
Attorneys Argue McQuaid Case For Children Divorced Decree
Proceedings in the McQuaid divorce feature lawyers contending over custody of the children and seeking a court decree. Testimony centers on charges of cruelty and adultery with witnesses called by both sides as details of the marital dispute unfold.
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M'Quaid
Hawaii Tourist Travel Boom Predicted by Prominent Committee
A Hawaii promotion committee reports tourism is set to surge this fall and winter, with record inquiries and eager travelers. Seemingly strong interest comes from New York, Springfield, and Cincinnati correspondents, all praising Honolulu as a top destination and expecting increased bookings.
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Hawaii
Wood
Woodway
Mina
Koopah
New York
Congress Visit Noted by Kuhio Incomplete Text
Fragmentary clipping notes a planned congressional visit with references to Delegate Kite and discussions about the Batol Niel aeremt to. The text is garbled and ends with a mention of a visit to be laid under a (illegible) location in Washington.
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Wiel
Kite
Uae
Adjourment Date Set for August 7 in Washington DC
In Washington DC the adjournment date for the current congressional session was set for August 7. Senators agreed to vote on the Canadian reciprocity agreement on July 1, 22 and to adjourn on August 7.
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Washington, D. C
Gongrese
McNamara Trial Set for November 11
In Los Angeles July 14 the trial dates for John J. and James B. McNamara, alleged dynamiters of the Lawan case, were scheduled for November 11 with cooperation noted from Frew Cantey.
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Frew Cantey
Los Angeles
John J
James B. McNamara
Wiley Charges To Be Investigated
Washington July 14 The House committee on expenditures in gricultural department will investigate charges that Dr H W Wiley the government pure food expert took money illegitimately for his services.
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Francisival
Washington, D. C
House Committee On
Ingricultural Department
H. W. Wiley
Boston Washington flight a success
Aviv Atwood completed a remarkable cross country flight arriving at the White House lawn after circling the Washington monument. He received a medal from President Taft for the feat.
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Boston-Washington
Washington, D. C
Avivator Atwood
Boston
Washington Monument
White House
Taft
U. S. Gunboat to Watch Over Hayti
Cramotaten Prem Cable reports from Washington July 14 that the 1 Petrol has been sent to Hayti as U. S. gunboat protection follows a policy of overseeing the region. Leaders and observers note the move underscores American involvement in Caribbean affairs.
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U. S
Hayti
Cramotaten Prem Cable
Washington, D. C
360 Coffins for Forest Fire Victims
report states one hundred fifty coffins bound for Porcupine district to aid victims of the great forest fires amid urgent relief efforts and regional sorrow.
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Porcupine District
Statue to Honor Major A. S. Rowan
A proposed statue honors Major Andrew A. Rowan a San Francisco resident who aided during the Spanish American War. The plan seeks Senate approval to authorize the mounting of a statue at the War College in Washington as a symbol of the historic event.
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Andeew A. Rowan
San Mrunciweo
Gareta
Senate Waatot
Aying War College
Washington
Anglo Japanese treaty revised signals arbitration shift
London July 14 The revised Anglo Japanese treaty signed today introduces international arbitration implications and states mutual aid terms in war are inapplicable when fighting unions with general arbitration pacts. It also omits formal recognition of Japan's permanent presence in Korea, hinting at Great Britain’s stance on occupation. The treaty lasts ten years and the commercial treaty remains in force for two years.
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London
Eni
Bristow Attacks Cuban Reciprocity Scheme
Senator Bristow of Kansas told the committee investigating the Cuban reciprocity plan that ten million dollars in sugar data was given to the sugar trust, alleging government figures were affected. His remarks framed the ongoing inquiry into trade deals and sugar policy.
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Washington, D. G
Sinator Bristow
Kansas
Sugar Trust
Fruit fly observations and its impact on fruit trees
Notes from Ehrhorn and others discuss fruit fly activity and its relation to vegetable damage, with observations on moths and plant infection. The text references the Board of Agriculture and reports from fruit traders about infected trees and control measures such as pruning to protect fruit, amid variability in fruit fly behavior and spread.
Money for Schools Allocation Sails Through Board
A mid year review by the Ways and Means Committee suggests $8750 is needed to cover school renovation and painting costs. Officials expect total funding to reach $4,750,000 with state and county input to support capital work and long term improvements.
Sugar Han Prancisoo Notice From July 1 Update
Unclear OCR fragment shows a July 1 reference and mentions parity and an amount 4.070 strevlone ayotation. Reads as a damaged notice with unreadable names or places. No clear entities or actions present beyond the dated update and a numeric value.
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Han Prancisoo
Is Cruiser M Now After Japanese
A garbled report discusses Cruiser M pursuing Japanese forces and a British liner lending Hewatoti for a city relief mission. Mentions Americans in Alaska and Japanese activity near the Pacific, including a wreck at FUbong Liat and a large redwood claim in the Pacific theater.
Concrete Road Construction Advances Despite Challenges
A historical newspaper snippet describes concrete road building progress amid concerns over durability and tampering. The piece notes a proposed new road project of vast size and the involvement of a company led by a manager named Jd. It mentions a plan to run a new road to a scale of 400 square feet and hints at continued reports on page 3.
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Kusuun
Sage
Indy
Springfield
Ohio
Cleveland
Te Maw
Islands
Yellowsto Park ‘Tours Company
Tate
Phe Hawt
Tonnung
New Road
Elven
Cmotewertte
Quake Felt In Honolulu As Tremor Shakes City
A tremor was reported in Honolulu with two heavy shocks felt at Hero Street and nearby areas. Officials noted the quake originated offshore and caused minor alarm though no major damage or injuries were recorded. Local residents described the ground shaking briefly and spread rumors before authorities confirmed a mild event.
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