Hawaii will of H P Baldwin filed for probate in Maui
Wailuku Hawaii July 28 The will of the late Hon H P Baldwin was filed July 2 The hearing set for August 2 The Baldwin Memorial Home Makawao Church and individual beneficiaries receive specified amounts The estate includes stock and household items with a plan to fund charitable causes and maintain a trust for medical and memorial purposes. The will allocates 172000 for charitable homes and specific bequests of 88000 1000 2000 among others.
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Bat Heein Wireless
Wailuku
HP. Baldwin Wa
Peddwin
Charlotte Maice
Himnel
Baldwin
Malta
Mohali
Ramainy
Baliwin Memorial
Makywan
Mit
Kant Matt
Road Laborers Deny Graft Charge Amid Trial Delays
Supervisor Eben Low reports no evidence of graft among road laborers on the Framing project. Prosecution may drop charges as he finds widespread idle labor and misapplied pay, with some workers awaiting the holiday. Findings suggest confusion over who did not work and where, amid potential county and city pay disputes.
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Low
Dee
Ely
Morgan's Friends Remember Birthday
The report recalls a birthday gathering for Morgan with local figures attending. Jimmy Fo Margin, president of the amber of commerce, is noted among attendees and other civic members. The scene describes a floral procession and social honors at the event.
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Jimmy Fo Margin
Amber of Commerce
Hogar i
Suerte
Cornell Hosts Relairman Speech For Graduating Students
President Jacob Gould Relairman resent two diplomats to address graduating students at Cornell University.
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Jacob Gould Relairman
Cornell Auiversity
Weather Today Report With Vague Data
Fragmentary weather notes show May values and undefined wind speeds. The text references humidity, dew point, and wind direction with unclear measurements and erratic terms. No clear location or time context is discernible from the readable fragments.
Pay Warrants Shortage Sparks Tax Offic e Delays
Fragmented OCR notes report looming pay warrant shortfalls due to tax deductions and legislative delays. Mentions unpaid amounts around 4000 dollars, Santee offices, and upcoming hearings or actions connected to a divorce case and local political context.
Punchbowl lands tied up indefinitely by legal problems
A garbled legal notice reports Punchbowl facing extended delays due to unresolved proceedings. The fragmented text references adjournments, government acts, and ongoing disputes with unclear parties and dates, indicating protracted litigation across multiple agendas and agencies.
Richard Arnst Still Sculling Champion
Sydney notes that on July 29 Richard Arnst of New Zealand, the world sculling champion, defeated Harry Pearce, the Australian champion, to retain the title. The championship race was held on the Paramattts River.
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Richard Arnst Still
Asisielad
Calle
Sydney
Michard Arnst
New Zealand
Harry Pearce
Australi
Parammatts River
Mexican Border Adanger Zone
Report says a band of Mexican nationalists raided a panel near the border and killed or harmed residents. U.S. and Allied forces pursue the outlaws across the border as authorities work to protect Americans and control the area.
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Bordar
Moroccan tensions ease as Franco German talks continue
Financial and political observers express confidence that the Franco German dispute over Morocco will be resolved soon. Market sentiment remains steady despite ongoing friction.
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Piney Babee
Panig
Franco
Morocco
Spain to disperse Portugal monarchists near border
In Lisbon on July 23 reports say Spain plans to disperse monarchist groups preparing to invade Portugal. A separate Washington note says the government will appeal a Federal Court ruling on the Harriman merger.
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Spain
Portugal
U.S
Harriman
Prem Dar
Washington, D
Waterways Bureau Bill Introduced in House
Representative James L. Slayden of Texas introduced a bill in the House to create a bureau of harbors and waterways within the Department of Commerce and Labor in Washington D C on July 22.
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Washington, D. C
James L. Slayden
Texas Today
House
Bureau of Harbors and Waterways
Department of Commerce and Labor
Canadian Parliament Dissolves Amid Election Intense
Ottawa July 29 The Canadian parliament dissolved amid keen interest in forthcoming general elections with reciprocity with the United States a key issue. The article notes the move as Parliament ends its session and signals political maneuvering ahead of votes.
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Ottawa
United States
Pennsylvania
Sugar Han Onanuhecr Cal Weed Be Owolvele
The fragmentary text mentions Cal and a vague event, with unclear names and context. Readable elements include place names and potential people, but the core action is not discernible. The item appears to be a damaged clipping with insufficient detail for a factual card.
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Han
Mt Miby
Experimental farming 10 by ranch and plantation managers
Experimental farming 10 is described as being undertaken by ranch and plantation managers. The fragmentary OCR text references agents, locations, and various named individuals and places, but details are obscured. The passage seems to discuss agricultural experiments, methods, and associated personnel amid a historical, technical context.
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H. P. Baldwin
Maui
Henry
Tony
Med
AP Cooke
Toby
A. Baldwin
Maite Cooke
Holdwin
Artie de Baldwin
Morgan
Tomiporatnren
Amy
Milla
Hovren
Sun HC
Cote Mur
Safin Youorart
Youendira
Sauppedine
Geo Faibelied
Ifranek
Carson Ian MN
Cunene
Padbtie
France
Beerearnig
Wien
Washington
Frange
Waterways Bureau
Careatnar
Lee Niettier
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