Polo Hax Come To Stay In Honolulu Sporting Scene
Polo practice draws players and spectators as Dr Bald Win and Archer Lewin lead drills at Maunawili. New pony trials and army game planned with Kamehameha Day favored. athletic park opening July 11 promises a major sports weekend with polo, shooting, and ball games.
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Yen
Bach
Marine
Dr. Twin
Dre. Haldwin
Archer Lewin
Anthein George Denison
Ani
Lewes
Don Ptenbyt
Denison
Lewis
Ageuniies
Anawt
Han
Maul
John Fleming
Pala
Bald
Win
Ledlehia
Honolulu
Kamehameha
Damon
Harved
Moanin
Malu
Mownataa
Oahu
Mannulua
Army Tiente
Mounlua
Letlebua
Honoluli
Rowe
Quinn
Jory
Coen
Howe
Cricket Boom for Sunday at Makiki
Cricket is booming for Sunday at Makiki with many members promising to take part and two teams likely. Captain McGii aims to round up players at the club and ensure a match, with fans hoping for two evenly matched sides and a lively afternoon of sport.
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Makiki
McGii
Tarant
Peartion
Unsatisfactory OCR Fragments Tie to Sporting Editor Address
Fragmentary text requests officials and authors to participate in a hat event and mentions sending details to the Sporting Editor Ry onlag Mulleting. The legible parts point to an undefined program and an editor contact, with no clear event date or location.
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Chute
Vincent Wins Gun Club Shoot At Kakawko Range
The weekly Sup of the Hiwitian Gun Club at Kakawko range saw M Vincent win with a ten peg handicap. Competitors S W Mureve and H Bowen also performed, Vincent breaking twelve of fifteen and Bowen ten of twelve as others, including J Harvey, scored lower. Sunday event details and standings are partially obscured by torn text.
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Kakawko
W Hitman
W M. Vincent
S.W. Murevey
Heratoh
H. Bowen
Winent
Neds
Bbs
Tay Iunele
Vincent
Bowen
Harvey
Cadet Major Chosen At Kamehameha Schools
News notes from Kamehameha Schools report major appointment and officers changes in the cadet battalion led by Captain Winters. Allen McGowan elected cadet major. fourteen senior officers retire and fourteen new officers are chosen. Farewell address urged reading and military study. class day exercises set for next Saturday at 2 30 in the Girls School.
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David Kamalopitz
Kemehameha
Belt
Kwordly
Sehool
Horner
W. HL. Wir
Kachuiopill
Allen McGowan
Co. B
Winters
Vehool
Kcohol
Court of Justice
Kirtohameha
Japan quietly increasing army amid war fears
Report from Victoria BC dated April 16 notes Japan plans a larger army and naval buildup. Two Dreadnought class battleships are under construction, Kure's Bettan and Yokohama's Kawachi, with bigger guns. Army would rise to more than twenty divisions to enable a possible 1,000,000-man mobilization. central arsenals are being created near Nagoya. Military railways are planned, and a retired naval warrant was arrested in Shingawa on suspicion of leaking plans to the Soviet embassy.
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Chi>kun
Yokosusha
Kure
Sasebo
Resolution hints at annexation of Cuba in US Congress
A resolution introduced in the upper House by Representative Helm of Kentucky proposes that Cuba be annexed to the United States when a majority of Cuban voters approve. The measure frames annexation as an invitation and welcomes the Cuban republic, pending mutual agreement on terms and proper authorities.
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Washington
Cuba
Helm
Kentusky
United States
Holmwald
Ballinger Moves to Shield Power Sites From Monopolies
Secretary Ballinger orders the director of the Geological Survey to investigate water power resources outside existing reclamation withdrawals. The aim is to prevent monopolistic interests from gaining control and to report findings to Congress with recommendations to regulate and allocate power sites.
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Ballinger
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Geological Survey
Wns
Congress
Elton
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Honolulu Photo Supply Co
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Japan
Russia
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Prome
Bulletin Publishing Co
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