Democrats Back On Line In Local Campaign
Fragmented local political notes show Democrats rallying around candidates including McCanless to seek the delegate seat at Ans bet campaige. Mentions of Hath Democrats and Wy oy utter reflect shifting alignments, with tensions over leadership and fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nile Domneritts
Wanita
Aeorihie
Bet Campaige
Kitchey
McCanless
BiWney
MET
Utter
McCandless
Ienerverion
Mrs McQuaid Responds in Legal Case Involving Valney
The document records Mrs Chatinne McQuaid answering in a Broeviliok case with a trading detail between Meyteeiber Symts and Saris Caintror Fork. It notes Valney O. Wilvers and a driver in the company, with references to lines of ownership and a contested action leading to a court date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatinne McQuall
Valney O. Wilvers
McQuisld
Peelan
Meyteeiber
Ln Company
Valney
Allen Lowrey Heads Class in Graduation Paper
A garbled segment reports Allen Lowrey elected president of a student body or class group. The text mentions Aled Tawney, family ties, and references to college leadership roles with names such as Lawcey and Wim, but details are unclear due to OCR corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aled Tawney
Fed
Lowrey
Cottogiate
Belaveta
Wenley
Tenviing College
Lawcey
Faecal Wim
Hebling
Laerth
Arta Hogeen
Public Meeting on Ordinance Held at Community Center
A public meeting on an ordinance occurred at the community center in Haivaittan Haubah and Cor(phi)baie area. Residents gathered to discuss proposals, with officials outlining the measure and answering questions from attendees.
Health Board Faces Crisis and Legal Battle
A chaotic report outlines the Health Board facing a crisis over harbor restrictions and water safety. Dr Corrie, county attorney Silver, and Dr Hobily testify about health ordinances and constitutional challenges. The Board defends its harbor entry ban as necessary while debating enforcement and broader public health powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoge
Moilite
Jude Cooper
Corrie
Silver
Soustermey
Alain
Hobily
Skon
Citywide Street Work Planned This Month
The city outlines a large scope of street maintenance to be done this month across multiple districts including Honatul and Kalitt road areas. Preparations include supervising crews, funding allocations, and securing bonds for a comprehensive repair program affecting several neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kolin
Nunanu
Matoa
Honutnl
Jane
Sam
Murray
Law
King Street
Kalitt
Kull
Ncewe
Mle Elty Cmt
Uve
Regerles
Varlouat Alreote
Aprii
Kittie of
Ely
Kemp
Elongitne Strode
Alaven Powers
Elaine Vic Wlronte
Sheesh
Canbonan
Bern
Bartsos
American polo team defeats English in international clash
The American polo team triumphed over the English side by 41 to 3 in a decisive early match of the international championship series. Whitney and other key players led the American effort as they built a commanding early lead and secured the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amercan
Engliet
Senate orders Lorimer probe in historic action
The Senate today formally ordered an investigation into charges against Senator William Lorimer of Illinois. The vote marks a decisive step in examining the conduct and possible disqualification implications surrounding the veteran lawmaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seperml Helid
Calton
Washington, D. C
Senate Today
William Lorimer
Hlineia
Head of Steel Trust Denies Undue Control
Washington DC June 1 Bert H. Gary president of U S Steel Corporation testified before the board denying knowledge that the combine controls the steel industry nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel Trust
Fee
Cabhe
Washington
D.C
Elbert H. Gary
U. S. Steel Corporation
Ting
Combine
Indictment in El Paso Plot to Kill Madero
In El Paso on June 1 the grand jury indicted one Dunne over a conspiracy to kill General Madero, the rebel leader, based on reports received there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talpeohal
Canon
EL Paso
Tex
Madero
Dunne
Earthquake shakes Grenada and nearby West Indies towns
An earthquake struck the British West Indies causing numerous house demolitions and injuries. The tremor hit St George’s Grenada and parts of Windward Island areas, among the Levant region, disrupting the community and raising alarm as damages were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. George's
Granada
West Indies
St Georges
Grenada
Windward
Mass Casualty in Managua Rally Turned Sudden Accident
One hundred fifty Mexican soldiers were fatally hurt in a sudden accident tonight in Managua. Officials believe the incident involved reveluvonieta and a potential act of violence, with authorities beginning an investigation as details emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Mex
Democratic caucus talks wool tariff reform
Washington June reports the Democratic caucus examined the Ways and Means Committee tariff revision on wool. It lowers the wool tariff two thirds for one shaft and imposes a 20 percent ad valorem duty on raw wool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Ways and Means Committee
Prosecute Trust Officials Move Introduced in Senate
Senator Atlee Pomerene of Ohio introduced a Senate resolution urging the Department of Justice to initiate criminal proceedings against officials of Standard Oil of New Jersey and the American Tobacco Company under declared violations of the Sherman Act. The measure follows a recent Senate resolution demanding action and information on steps taken against Standard Oil officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penna Dall
Washington, D. C
Atlee Pomerene
Ohio
Senate
Department of Justice
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
American Tobacco Company
Supreme Court
Standard Oil
Immunity Bath Debate in Sugar Trust Probe
Washington June 1 The House committee probing the Sugar Trust considers creating a subcommittee to study avoiding witness immunity in exchange for testimony. Past government trials sparked by promised immunity to informants are cited as a concern.
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Vesenar
Treme
Washington, D. C
Hovap Committee
Aleged Sugar Trust
Department of Justice
Hemenway to Do First Hand Gubernatorial Scouting
The article outlines Hemenway expected to travel to New York for first hand scouting on gubernatorial matters. It notes his salary, potential influence on appointments, and plans to return with information on political maneuvers and key figures shaping the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemenway
Lemennny
Washington
Boc
Indy Ming
Babi
Abe
Newt
New York
Tahiti
Tax Appeal Court Announces New Panel Members
The Tax Appeal Court unveiled a new panel including Foguenor and Hien Hh Dement to oversee pending filings. The group also appoints Kae Apdiak and Panes as senior advisers to streamline ductivedal review and ensure timely decisions.
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Foguenor
Lighthouse 10 Guide Ships From Canal Plans Tower Construction
A historic note describes Lighthouse 10 guiding ships from the canal and plans for a new tower at Kamukalu Cape on Hawaii Island. government officials discuss borings for a solid foundation, possible blow holes, and the start of construction once a report to Washington is completed. Navy Inspector Lieutenant Leo M notes future keepers and new lighthouses along the Hawaii coast with preparatory work at Mokokino and Kulani Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamukalu
Hawaii
Kail
Newnad
Bof
Lea
Hinesen
Winslow
Wall
Washington
Komakaht
Vemiods
Mile Harbor
Leom
Navy
Lighthouse District of
Waii
Morokint Point
Kulunt
Dual Language System Costs Highlight Legislative Debate
A discussion details the expensive dual language system blending English and Hawaiian in official operations. Chairman Norman Wattine outlines expenditures, compensation, and staffing, noting costs tied to printing and supervision as the measure proceeds to page 8.
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Lewislanre
Norman Wattine
Home Acommnts
Eintldarte
Halttean
Wetine
Eomenablon
Orler
Lion
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M’quaid
Allen Lowrey
Freetowh
Coeur
Haivaittan
Hireen
Health Board
Emeettott
Tnt
Amerion
Faeve
Havin Whitney
Amerian Owen Anf
Pulpewar
Lorimer
British West Indies
Yan
Fomatter
Katrine
Amenhire
TAX Appeal Court
Mirena
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Rom
Wintel Am
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Kukui
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