Katio's Coming Delays Governor Visit To Hawaii
Washington May 24 The governor travels delays due to pending congressional adjournment and Interior Department matters. He plans to depart here after Congress acts and to focus on inland issues, Mo Wahine fleet measures pass, and awaiting final disposition on Honolua and other investigations.
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Washington
Hawaii
Howe
Thora
Honolua
Minherhan
Haweath
Veewr
Boorotmry
Congress
Interior Department
Military Fourth of July Planned with Cavalry Review
A forceful July Fourth military plan outlines an event with armor cavalry and artillery displays. Notable components include a morning parade with mounted units, a fast paced artillery sequence, and supporting demonstrations as spectators gather for the patriotic program.
Maligned Absalom poem sparks questions of faith and duty
Fragmentary OCR yields a chaotic piece mentioning Absalom and a "Friends Rush 10 defense" scene. It references The Star and Jerem with unclear surrounding context, suggesting a contested religious or moral discussion amid a wartime or community setting.
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Absalom
Pest control talk at Punchtown meeting sparks hopes of eradication
The meeting discusses cutting pine habitats and deploying military support to combat a citrus pest. Dr Wilcox and Lt Hawley outline plans, highlighting that the fly poses limited threat to California but may threaten Hawaii and other regions. The discussion notes economic and agricultural stakes, with authorities weighing costs of eradication versus damage from the pest.
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Bureau of Agienitore
Heldie
Porcatry
Mediterranean
Witcax
W. M. Gittard
Wilcox
Alrealy
Alinta Hipelemnisk
Witcox Alma
Melea
California
21 Tons Kona Tobacco Sold at Auction
A fragmentary report notes 21 tons of Kona tobacco sold with remaining lots offered at auction. A manager and company officials discuss market activity and projected totals around 120000 units, with tubers allegedly taking some shares and prices described as favorable for buyers at the time. The piece references market conditions, potential future sales, and ongoing planting and pricing discussions amid cautious sentiment.
Rapid Transit Appeal Doubtful in High Court Case
The Supreme Court may not permit an appeal in the Rapid Transit case. Attorneys argued the court cannot recant judgments on stipulated facts and questioned if any judgment, including mandamus, could be entered. The dialogue suggested the company’s effort to appeal to the United States Supreme Court is being checkmated by the lower court's stance.
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Punchtow
Colburn
United States
Pring
Supreme Court
Yeui Court
Balunday
Tve
Milverton
Smith
D. B Withington
Coumael
Fine Ty Confer
Withington
Thornil
Rayld ‘Tragell Company
Willis
Supreme Court of the United States
Duke Coach Predicts Easy Win in 100 Meters Championship
A Duke coach expresses strong confidence that Duke can win the 100 meters title and carry the team through England Germany and other venues before returning home. He believes Duke could run the event in one minute flat and anticipates a championship effort.
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Duke
England
Germany
Ron George Kintior
Kidtianarunkt
Inter Kinthor
Aloe
Asnerien Witters
Bitter attack on Gen Pershing shocks World of New York
A newspaper from New York prints alleged records and charges against General John J. Pershing. The World reports he was appointed to a high post and foreshadowed by Washington correspondents. The piece hints at a political struggle and ongoing confirmation battles. Continued on Page 4.
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Chaat
World of
New York
Heig
John J. Peretti
Mamemiy Acaden
Wohl
Aimerenty
Nbs
Hays
Erehnig
Konern
Moe Wintied
Aitwres Kenare
Reno Divorce Plans Stay in Honolulu
Reno Nev May 26 A light divorce court session was held to accommodate Mrs Beatrice Vy Obrien. Judge John Orr granted final decree as Obrien and her young son left for San Francisco to begin a world voyage. They plan stops in Honolulu and Japan as the party tours the Orient while Obrien is expected to reconsider marriage prospects with a wealthy New York divorcee.
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Honoulu
Obrien
Bat Francisco
Honolulu
Japan
Airs
New York
Sei Branuince
Police Shoot in Newark Riot Sparks City Clash
In Newark a violent clash erupts between 180 striking workers and police. The unrest escalates as officers fire shots during the riot, causing injuries and drawing in local authorities.
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Newark
Nody Dune S
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Marines Now Ready for Action
Washington officials Taft and Knox met to decide dispatching four battleships to Cuba. In Caimanera, Cuba on June 5, 450 Marines from the transport Prairie landed and are en route to Guantanamo to protect property, not to intervene in Cuban faction conflicts.
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Washington, D
Taft
Knox
Cuba
Novat Caimanera
Guantanamo
Vieaw Catlin
Bids Opened for Hilo Wharf Contract Delayed Award
Partial returns from the Sioux Falls primary show Colonel Roosevelt leading with about 10,000 votes, La Follette second, and Taft third. In the Democratic primary Wilson trails Clark two to one. Breakwater company of Minneapolis reportedly submitted tenders for the Hilo Wharf project, but awards will be delayed for a final review.
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Mhindetpula
Sioux Falls
Colonel Roosensit
la Follette
Tatt
Wilson
Twee
Ne Clark
Teddy's Manager Denies Bolt Talk As bunk
After a conference in Chicago on June 6 with Senators Grane Penrose Mulvane and Brooker present, Taft's nomination by the national convention appears assured. Dixon, Roosevelt's manager, dismissed claims that Roosevelt forces will bolt the convention as bunk.
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Chicago
Grane
Massachusetts
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Mulvane
Kansas
Brooker
Connecticut
Taft
Benator Dixon
Roosevelt
Harmon Wins Ohio Democratic Delegation Control
Judson Harmon's forces secure the Ohio Democratic delegation at the state convention with a 397 to 355 vote, keeping control of the convention. The result marks Harmon’s dominance within the party and shapes the state’s political alignment ahead of the upcoming elections.
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Jewer
Toledo
Judson Harmon
Sugar Trust Probe Examines Colorado Case
Special by Lee Lin Cate reports Chee ter Morey of Denver testified in the sugar trust case. The probe seeks to prove the America Sugar Refining Company attempted to drive competitors out of Colorado.
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Lee Lin Cate
New York
N. Y
Nixon Wavering as Nevada Senator Near Death
Junior Nixon of Nevada remains critically ill with meningitis in Washington. Reports say he is hovering between life and death, with doctors monitoring his condition closely as the nation watches for any change.
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Washington, D. C
Junior Nixon
Nevada
Government files civil suit over Atlantic Steamship monopoly
The government filed a civil suit in New York alleging a monopoly by the Atlantic Steamship Company. The action names the Prince, Hamburg, Lamport and Most lines in the charges seeking fines and remedies.
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New York
N.Y
Government
Prince
Hamburg
Lamport
Rem
Hic
00-108 Shot Wins Big Derby At Epsom Downs
00-108 secures a bold victory in a high profile Derby at Epsom Downs England. The win marks a notable triumph for the entrant amid a sensational race day with crowded stands and keen betting.
Fredericks Vows Proof in Darrow Bribery Case
In Los Angeles on June 5 Attorney Fredericks outlined the prosecution in the Clarence Darrow case. He said he will prove Darrow and O. A. Trehmoe sought a bribe for 1009 jurors. Fredericks was fined $26 and paid $5 for a row in court as defense costs. he gave notice of appeal.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Fredericks
Clarence Darrow
Darrow
O. A. Trehmoe
San Francisco
Ater
Belgium Quiet as Situation Stabilizes
Belgium reports a quiet situation with limited activity on June 5 while observers note a lull following earlier tensions. Officials in Brussels say security remains steady and routine operations continue without incident.
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Lee
Brussels
Belgium
Memorials in city boast largest stock for posts
Memorial notices proclaim a large city stock and prompt service, urging prompt attention from customers seeking hay orders and timely deliveries.
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