Entry ports to stay for non bela Witt, Tidwell reports
Special Agent W H Tidwell of the Treasury Department finishes a survey of Hilo Mahukona Kalul Port Allen ports of entry. He found no plan to abolish these ports and will depart for Washington after continuing inquiries on the Pacific Mail liner Mongolia. The report notes ports handle substantial sugar shipments and that Tidwell’s conclusions are not yet final.
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Hilo
Mahukona
Katuijul
Port Allen
Bela Witt
Charee
Poeta
W. H. Tidwell
Treasury Department
Tidwell
Mahukoom
Kalul
Hematuland
Washington
Pamengers
Pacite
Mongolia
Honolulu
Ontey
Matwkone
Kanilut
Weveral
All City Charity Drive Reported By Honolulu Work Group
The King’s Slaughter and Charity drive in Honolulu raised over a thousand dollars, with more than ninety-nine percent of funds donated by residents. Volunteers collected at the Fors tran building and in the Toy banks, while workers counted donations and reported large totals from the day’s efforts. The King’s Daughter’s Home organized the effort, with runners delivering money and children helping, while a stock market downturn and widespread generosity marked the event.
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Eatlinaten & I
Sf the Hwart
Kronehe
Honolul Wan
Natory
Mra
Wy le Hogner
Od Fellows
Fort Streat
Hopper
Plan Law 10 Hit Wildcat Stock Schemes
In Hawaii a proposed bill aims to curb wildcat stock selling schemes by requiring stock deal ers to be vetted by a competent impartial tribunal before endorsement. It targets unregulated brokers and would publicly condemn schemes lacking public scrutiny. Details remain unsettled as discussions continue.
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Hawaii
Kaneus
Honoluli
Petrmerlin
Ame
Warkhie
City Ad Claims Largest Marble and Granite Stack
An advertisement proclaims the city’s largest stack of granite and marble in a display. The claim emphasizes material variety and inventory size to attract buyers.
July 4 Plans Boon Apace For Fort Dity Celebration
July 4 celebrations progress with plans at Capitol grounds and Ka plolant Park. Local organizers, including Nancy Hanks and Lou Dillane, coordinate events and performances as preparations advance for a patriotic morning program and a large turnout expected.
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Dapanene
Chiefore Hackarivern
Garloun
Nancy Hanks
Dix Whtany
Lou Dillane
Bena
Alice
Kaplolant Park
Taveno
Hm Capitol
W. T
Patriotio Xeretsen
Sugar Ban Proposal Dominates Local Council Meeting
City officials discussed a proposed sugar ban amid rising health concerns. The debate centered on enforcement mechanisms and potential effects on local businesses and residents. No vote was reached as council works through amendments and public input.
Government sale frenzy as bids soar on Honolulu tracts
Public auction at the capitol steps draws a frenzied crowd in Hawaii Territory. Bidders, amid warnings that the government offers only a paper title, push prices to ten to fifteen times assessed values on Makiki Heights Makiki Roundtop Waiaka and adjacent lots. Numerous parcels sell well above appraised worth with buyers including individuals and investors.
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Capitol
Toon
Tand-hongry Eitheene
Kattowaw
Makiki
Kattowa
Tucker
Itm
Canteo
Carty
Jnc
G. Retriewal
Wall
China
Lewie
Act
Spitzer
McNutdara
Lilet
Waiaka
Abraham Kawahoa
Alinkuelo
Barry Wants Fight Here With Paddy Ryn July Fourth
Boxing prospect Aim Harry challenges Paddy Ryn for a July 4 bout as plans unfold in the area. The Interisland steamer Liletike arrives with cargo from Australia and local shipping activity continues amid favorable winds. A college has been established at TDnoaeldart Germany to instruct municipal officials by telegraph.
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Aim Harry
Famoue
Paddy Ryn
Ian Tin
Australis
Interisland
Wigan
Maul
Woman Seeks Reparation as Marriage Ends
Araujo vows not to pay wife's bills and declares separation. Attorney Clem Quinn files papers for divorce. she accuses him of threats to her life. The dispute details a year of marriage and a failed reconciliation as parties seek legal resolve.
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Alee Albert
Albu Arad
Erie
Supervisors in Caucus Plan for Better Streets
A Honolulu city council caucus debates road department funding and monthly expenses. Chairman Sane Det and others push for a larger appropriation while the board weighs current costs and staffing. Officials anticipate drafting a suitable bill over ensuing weeks.
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Caucus
van le
Chatrani
Row
Dwight
Honolulu
YACHTS DELAY YACHTS DELAY IN RACING START
Rumors say the Seafarer delays push back a 4 boat Hawaii Yacht Club regatta from today to tomorrow. Expected starters include Hawaii Stirling Seafarer and others, but weather and crew issues create uncertainty about the 4 boat quartet.
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Toenday
Theludine
Joon Dontey
Schomer
Wall
the Burgee
Hawaii Yacht Club
Honolulu
Stryud
Ue Wall
Vetlesen
I Hawaii Yoeh
Hawaii
Stirling
Natoowean
Olary Vetlewen
Sunday Bulletin Delivers Mauna Kea News To Hilo
The Interteland Seam Navigation Company launches a Sunday Bulletin service for Mauna Kea bound readers in Hilo and surrounding districts. Five hundred copies will be delivered by motor vehicles and horses, with special morning editions to isolated communities along the Haumakun coast. The Hawaii delivery aims to meet the Mauna Kea sailing schedule and ensure prompt Sunday news.
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Interteland Seam Navigation Company
Mauna Kea
Hono
Tui
Hilo
Hig Island
C.F. Merrill
Ilo
Hitletta
Hilo'a Ibrat
Miage
Trai
Olne
Haumakun
Pune Kengilah
Hanoi
Hawaii
Nowalee
Honolulu Bulletin
Hoya
Taft Wins Amid Bitter Factions at National Meeting
At a tense national committee session in Chicago, Taft forces held a major edge, with 30 policemen stationed at the Coliseum to maintain order. Delegates from Arkansas Florida and Georgia aligned. contention arose over the Fifth Florida district where Taft prevailed 42 to 10. William Flynn of Pennsylvania arrived to assist Roosevelt as calls for a decisive move intensified.
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Chicago
National Committee
Coliseum
Arkanean
Florida
Georgia
Taft
William Flynn
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Roosevelt leaders call him to Chicago in June notes
William Flynn of Pennsylvania and Senator Dixon have conferred with Roosevelt to summon him to Chicago. Senator Borah of Idaho and others prepare for a determined fight on Monday as part of the Roosevelt case.
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Caton
Chicago
William Flynn
Pennsylvania
Hare
Roosevelt
Dixon
Roosevelt Ager
Borah
Idaho
New Republican Vice Presidential Candidate in Chicago
A formal announcement highlights John Abner Mead of Vermont as the Republican vice presidential candidate. The report notes the California delegation and Taft era context as part of the ongoing nomination discussion.
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Chicago
Georgia
Tafternoon
California
John Abner Mead
Vermont
Nation
Virginia Bloodshed Repeats In Cane DANTE Mine Clash
In Cane Dante Virginia on June 8 a violent confrontation left twenty five miners dead and many others injured as fighting erupted at the local mine. The event marks a new bloodstain in the region with authorities investigating the causes and seeking to restore order.
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Cane
Dante
Mount
Coal cost probe heads Senate inquiry into high prices
In Washington the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee announced a resolution to investigate the rising cost of coal. The move signals a federal inquiry into price disparities, supplier practices, and potential market faults affecting consumers and industry nationwide.
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Sipecial
Washington, D.C
Senate Interstate Commerce Committer
Free Lance Wins Derby at Latonia, Tight Finish
Free Lance captured the Latonia Derby in Latonia Kentucky as Ming and Worth trailed. The winner clocked a buggy time of 2 minutes Rayconds while starting at 13 to 2.
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Free Lance
DERBY
Latonia
Worth
Ming
French Submarine Sinks with Large Losses
A French submarine met disaster with numerous deaths as it sank amid reports of heavy casualties. Officials confirmed the tragedy and urged caution while details remained scarce.
Americans Behind Mexican Revolution Probe Proposed
Washington DC Column notes Colone Bm Sanator Nelson of Minnesota introduced a resolution addressing whether Americans are fomenting the Mexican revolution, reflecting concerns over foreign influence and internal stability. The record cites debates on immigration and cross border involvement in the regional upheaval.
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Washington, DC
Colone Bm
Nelson
Minnesota
Lorimer Vote Set For July 6 in Senate
Washington June reports indicate the Senate will vote on the Lorimer majority and minority reports on July 6. The item notes the procedural timing and the partisan context surrounding the Lorimer case.
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Afticial
Muttettn
Washington, B.C
Senate
May Abandon Clean-Up Without Holiday Given
Government officials discuss delaying a cleanup plan unless a holiday is provided. Reports describe a public meeting atmosphere, mentions of Governor Mott, and confusion over holiday timing. The article references local civic actions, planned postponements, and potential impact on community projects.
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Molenelt
Marinion Magoon
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