Delegate Cuban Won't Orders Stay
Washington June 7 Four transports have been ordered by the War Department held in readiness to take 50,000 troops to Cuba Delegate Kuhio has started home wounded by the Taft Roosevelt scramble Marcallino alternate from Oahu will take the place of the delegate at the Chicago convention
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WAR Department
Cuba
Washington, D.C
Kuhio
Marcallino
Oahu
Chicago
Ional
III
Arkanaae Oi
Taft
Dixon
Roosema
Roosevelt
Ill
Two Given Thigh Honors Ay Punahol
Announcement of annual commencement program and date debates at Alamo Day, with plans for a service at Central Union Church and sermon by Rev. Robert Smith. May Country Maran Day set for Thursday. Cleanslip Day to be held Thursday, June 2. Ceremony details continue on Page 4.
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Scholarallis
Oat Caltege
Hubert Alesagd
Whit Millen
Yle Holmes Grits
Permon
Central Union Church
Bex Winnie
Towetoek
Robert i Smith
Metuadiet Eptee Copal
Dane i
Panahon Preparatory
Battelle sugar process trial reported in tests
Fragmentary OCR describes attempts at a Battelle sugar process with authorities and researchers testing improvements and potential results. Names and places are partially garbled, but notes refer to trial aims, possible outputs, and procedural steps within a laboratory setting.
Unclear historical notice on steamship freight and exchanges
Fragmentary OCR describes a 12s wimesty four Ute Province station and exchanges involving The Maton Valley extension, Wilder avenue, and Pi Jahan college line. Mentions steamers Mauna Kea Kinga Mikahala with freight received on weekend days. Names, dates, and places are partially garbled.
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WB. Wall
Tie
Maton Valley
Meakiml
Pi Jahan College
Cain
Permanent or Temporary Hilo Wharf Dredging Debate
A local dispute over Hilo harbor repairs centers on whether a new wharf structure is best built as permanent or temporary. The Harbor Commission considers three proposed designs, with one timber top and another woolen top option under review. Further details and bids are expected as plans advance.
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Kaiser Hoentng
Hilo
Arden
Board of Harbor Commissiarieee
New Sonoma on U S ships maiden voyage inspector of foods
Federal government adds to food inspection team with Inspector Blanchard expanding duties. Inspector Hanwen to sail from San Francisco to share labor in laboratory work, investigations, and enforcement as the role shifts from Mauckard to joint leadership.
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New Sonoma
U.S
Heen
Oharge
Blanchird
bin Prandiaen
Hianehard
Mauckard
Potles Court
Hatsen
Reconstructed Oceanic Liner Sonoma Thrills Return Passengers
The Oceanic liner Sonoma returns to Honolulu harbor after a long refit, thrilling oldtimers and crew. Captain J H L Trask, officers Willem deNulty and Dr GW Clark lead a rebuilt ship with luxe cabins and modernized upper deck facilities, praised by veterans for its renewed elegance. The voyage marks a retirement trip from Australia and New Zealand routes with a morale boost for shipboard staff and passengers.
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Sonoma
Finnels
Tor Peron
J HL Trask
Ue Sonera
Willem Hb deNulty
GW. Clark
Our
Toon
Joe Cartelua
Cblef Eleward
Drydock Changes Prompt Smith to Washington Visit
Reported talks at Pearl Harbor outline further drydock changes with Smith possibly traveling to Washington. Contractors push for clarity on specs and extra compensation while naval engineers test recent concrete work. A long delay could affect completion and contractor downtime.
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Powel
Trydock
Helge
Wid
Bent
Jiat
Ho Moor
Clean-Up Day Campaign 18 Rally and Developments
A fragmented report outlines a municipal clean-up initiative labeled Campaign 18. It mentions hoard of agriculture, transport, and political figures urging action, with references to acting governor, rally efforts, and a large stock display in the city.
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Gabi Central
Hamotufa
Cnly Aranitadhe HK
Polly
Cnutpiere
He von Vann
George Guild of
Taggers for Charity Set to Sell Tomorrow
Preparations for tomorrow's Tae Say campaign are complete as the King's Daughters prepare to harvest funds for the new Home. Stations and mulled tagger work are ready with set times. charges apply for tags and contributions expected to be liberal from various sources. The list of tagger stations spans Pacific Heights, Alena Hetehte, and Shafter, with numerous volunteers named.
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Axalg
Hberal
Taggera
Pacific Heights
Alena Hetehte
Hob. Kerr
Stra
Willie T Pope
Mike Christina Gert
Nuuang Valley
Mrw
Ko A. Jones
Mex
Chl Tracy
Taft and Roosevelt contest in Taft friendly states
Territory reports from Chicago and Arkansas detail contests within Taft aligned districts. Roosevelt supporters push for seating in nine districts while federal postmasters and patronage issues are cited as influencing the Arkansas delegation. McHarg represents Roosevelt, and a roll call vote was debated in Idaho.
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Chicago
Taft Dele
Alabama
Arkansas
Roosevelt
Taft
Hilldee
Arkanean Taft
Ormsby McHarg
Gersh
Idaho
Ruef seeks parole from San Quentin after appeal ruling
Abe Ruef requests parole from San Quentin as his appeal to the parole board proceeds. Judge Lawler, who presided over the Ruef trial, has refused to endorse the petition, according to brief details from San Francisco sources.
President Shot in Suffrage Row Sparks Fatal Shooting
Budapest June 7. Vue Kohvar of the Opposition fired at President Count Tirza and then shot himself, likely fatally, after a heated suffrage dispute. Authorities fear a political crisis as the incident underscores deep row over reform.
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Ccenefited Vevey Kumwie
Budapest
Hungary
Taft Asks Him To Nominate Taft At Convention
June 7. Taft has written to Warren G. Harding former lieutenant governor of Ohio to present his name to the convention.
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Taft
Columbus
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Federal Judge Attacked by Socialist Leader in Washington
A federal judge faced an attack amid remarks by Socialist leader Lechard Olesen during a Washington hearing. Congressman Victor pressed questions as the jurist testified, with tensions rising over the examination.
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Tela Mather Washington
Victor
Lechard Olesen
Supreme Court Reverses Commerce Court Rulings
The Supreme Court today reversed the Commerce Court in multiple cases on technical grounds, ruling that the Commerce Court must not supplant the regular judiciary and must adhere to proper authority in its actions. The decision signals a limit on the Commerce Court's reach and maintains traditional judicial boundaries.
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Washington, D. C
The
Supreme Court
Commerce Court
Sonoma officers millionaires while visiting Central America
A report recounts a Sonora officers and a visiting party of businessmen touring Central America aboard a Guam canal excursion. The Central American trip highlights currency swaps, local scenes, and a voyage from the Atlantic to the Pacific, with a Honolulu stop and remarks on economic indications.
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Sonoma
Central America
Paolie
Comtieny
Clark
Honolulu
Ental Development
Atlantic
Gatemala
Sonora
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AY Punahol
Battelle
Sly
Honolali
Doranie
Z Oaland
Phlon
Smith
Yon
Wali
Sonith
A A Hendrick, Ltd., Merchant and Tana
Kalu Kang Avenue
Murray
Teddy
Abe Ruef
Commerce
Saune
Unebe Sani
Guatemala
MM Travhrew
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