Carter Will Not Take Second Term
Washington June 8 Governor Carter of Hawaii informed the President he will not seek a second term. He said conditions in the islands are satisfactory. The Associated Press report may signal Washington that a successor to Carter is being considered. Until now officials assumed Carter would win reappointment, making his departure unlikely.
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Carter
Washington, D. C
Hawaii
Associated Press
Washington
TremblorSchmitz Destroys Town Delay and Plans Disrupted
Reports from Constantinople Bombay Lodz San Francisco Gradyville and Budapest describe earthquakes cyclones strikes and portents. Seri village destroyed Kurachi cyclone damage tops three million. Poznanski mills closed causing 4700 layoffs. Mayor Schmitz trial adjourned cloudburst missing 21. Emperor Joseph marks fortieth coronation anniversary. Sugar prices quoted at 3.86 cents per pound or 77.20 per ton.
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San Francisco
Cal
Now Open J Hopp and Co Furniture Store
Now Open J Hopp and Co the Furniture People have moved sample stock to the Lewers and Cooke building on King Street. The new store occupies three floors and a basement devoted to furniture making and selling. They invite their old customers and friends to visit the new quarters. The new store is now open.
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J. Hopp & Co
Lewers & Cooke
King Street
Central Federal site debate rages in Honolulu
CORTELYOU Washington withdrawn waterhouse proposed site disputed as Mahuka and central location gain support. Merchants Association plans cabbaging to Washington while public sentiment opposes Opera House site and favors central placement near Fort Street. Delegates weigh Governor's stance and seek timely mail details before concluding.
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Cortelyou
Washington
Waterhouse
Mahuka
Kalanianaole
Ehaven Rieber
Eiiter
Bishop Street
W. Ji. Smith
Reiliia
Mahila
Bishop Site
Young
Kamelith
Hottomley
Unclear baseball inning recap with multiple misspellings
A fragmented game summary shows innings with Hampton, Reuter, Deshi, and Miller among players. Multiple errors, steals, and forced plays are described, with batters like Pinkett, Kuhme, and Vannatta noted amid a chaotic sequence of outs and hits.
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Second Half Rubina Bumbles In Plate Mastery
The game text depicts a chaotic sequence of at bats, outs, and base runners as Second Half takes on Katie Maranide. Reuter, Deshi, Ringland, and others are noted in various infield and outfield actions with several players advancing, scoring, or being put out.
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Hiupton
Punahon
Daele Dexha
Reuter
Hampton
Eddie Deshi
Jones
Trust
Deelat
Fleet
Vianihata
Rubina
Williams Koos
Katie
Win
Ale
Ed Deshi
Mt A
Texas
W. Desh
Millers
Kia
Desha
Lowrie
Haupton
Ming
Atelis
Jack Dent
Lyman
Knanol
Phintett
Kawa
Kohina
Ringland
Sue
Pghh
Miler
Haimanku
W. Heslals
Deshy
Hamat
Adlai Pog ehyytbantiae
A fragmentary OCR note mentions Adlai and a surname-like string alongside uncertain terms raising questions about its context and origin. The readable portions offer no clear event, date, or location to establish a concrete news item. The text preservation implies a partial old document fragment needing fuller restoration.
Arrests Soar In 24 Hour Crime Roundup At Moanalua And Nearby
Police report multiple arrests over the last day including a Chinese theft at a Moanalua store where jewelry valued at 115 dollars was recovered after a struggle. Also detained were two Hawaiian youths for impersonating officers and two small boys for breaking into Kuiulani school stealing pencils. A Chinese suspect identified by four others confessed to a robbery. a separate incident involved a man named Joaquin Martin. Another theft and various unnamed offenses are noted in the chaotic roundup.
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Chit Su
Moanalua
Omcer Mokumala
Joaquin Martin
Lins
Wut
Bos
Kakeake
Liwan
Nilam
Protest Lodged Over Pump Contract Dispute
Gai AGT protests the pump contract award citing lack of public notice and bidding opportunities for local manufacturers. Honolulu Iron Works alleges improprieties by Assistant Superintendent Howland. Holloway ordered a San Francisco pump with Attorney General guidance amid dam project funding delays. The issue unfolds as officials justify urgency and bid procedures.
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Nuvaiu
Department of Public Works
Marston Campbell
Honorulv Iron Work
Holloway
San Franchico House
Focal
Honolulu Iron Works
Public Works
Howland
Jim
Bite
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Turkey
Seri
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India
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Lodz
Russia
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Gradyville
Budapest
Hungary
Joseph
Lewers & Cooke Bldg
King St Epian Es
New York Clothiers
Alfred Benjamin & Co
Broadway
Metropolis
Corner Fort and Hotel
the Kash Co
Federal
Kiutantanaote
Tor
al J
Fedlora
KR. W
Bhingle
Tim
Merchants Association
Atkinson
Chem
Theese
Smith
Nibid Cid
Ates
Huntness
Sindale
Col. Soper
Fort Street
Opera House
White
Oper Hone
Hall & Son
Bulletin
Federer
Coyne
Earl Herndt
Cartelyon
Dotaitnn Tal
Jack Willams
Reuter Tats
Vannalla
Hamauku
Jack Tesh
Vannatta
Ringfani
Miller
Willms Kaatol
Pinkett
Vannada
Kuanol
Johnnie Williams
Pais
Pune Bengpeng
Jack Desho
Hesha
Mankett
Kus
Anil Plankett
Layne
Perar
Khia
Pune
Fowler
Katie Maranide
Fe Kalina
Tetley
Hawaiian Trust
Poge
S. 8
Alameda
Wells-Fargo
King ST
P. Reed
Colt
Tina
Manufacturers’ Shoe Co., Ltd
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