Quartermaster Cheatham leads Hawaii division reshuffle
Major G. Fewak Cheatham, United States Army quartermaster, is placed atop the Hawaii department amid plans for new posts at Schofield Barracks and Pearl Harbor. The report notes the first chief quartermaster role to the Hawaii division and outlines projected work on fort facilities, with ongoing investigations into a shooting incident at Lywilet involving Private Reaose City and other soldiers.
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G. Fewak Cheatham
United Remek Army
Jointy
Hawai
Mithiars
Entiriy
Hawaii
Calin
Cheaitiin
Aehorield
Caytain Kalworde
Amare
Hermoate
Mars
Cheatham Beluga
Neste
Bohoteld
Cheatham
Hawaii Vote Criticised Over Taft Delegates Issue
Chicago June 13 The national committeemen of the territories Hawaii California were criticized for backing Taft on the delegation vote. H L Holstein Hawaii chairman and California member Mighbor faced attack for their support of Taft. Reprisals against Hawaii discussed.
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Chicago
Ill
H. L. Holstein
Hawaii
California
Mighbor
Taft
Atkinson
Punahou Chapel Site Secured
The site for a new Catholic chapel at Punahou is secured with Bathor Stent handling the acquisition from Abbie K Dascaatt and joining The Bivschels property. Work planned to begin March with early interior entry anticipated and a budget around 10000 dollars. More than 1000 dollars were raised for the project at the time, with broad community support noted.
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Pinaher
Abbie K. Dascaatt
Bivschels
Retton
Phonan Raimrec
Local Memorials Highlight Granite and Marble Supplies
Memorials advertise a large city stock of granite and marble with prompt attention to orders, emphasizing extensive material availability for projects. The brief notes fast service and wide selection as key selling points.
Taft Men Still Win Delegates
Taft supporters seat twelve Mississippi delegates as Taft men dominate most districts. Roosevelt picks appear among four district delegates, North Carolina contributes a Roosevelt district delegate, while overall counts list 159 Taft and 13 Roosevelt delegates. Sturgis of Arizona moves to exclude Francis Menay amid Democratic contention.
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Chicago
Mississippi
Taft
Roosevelt
North Carolina
Sturgis
Arizona
Francis J. Menay
Democrata
Francine
Hawaii Faces Strain From New Army Bill Provisions
Washington reports a Senate draft restricting pay and troop costs, with Hawaii and Puerto Rico singled out as exceptions. The measure would force consolidation or abandonment of posts and determine troop distributions in Hawaii, threatening base operations and adding to military friction.
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Hawaii
C. S. Albert
Washington
Federal Food Inspector A W Hatsan Arrives in Chicago
Pure food expert from the government laboratory arrives in Chicago to take charge of federal inspection of food. He meets Food Inspector Clunchard at the municipal building to begin an intensive familiarization with the city food system and its laboratories. Officials anticipate Hatsan may lead federal work, though division of duties with Clunchard is not yet decided.
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A.W. Hatsan
Governmeny Laboratory
Chicago
Clunchard
Wublle Free
Nayae
Hansen
Aimy H Manehard
Military Band At Young Tonight
A brief notice announces a military band performance at Young Tonight with mentions of Dante Wall and Maloney and Shelvine in a local venue. The fragmentary text notes a concert at a station and hints at a ceremonial program with various names attached.
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Young Tonight
Fourth of July Girls and Autos Parade at Palace Square
The Fourth of July program lists girl riders, auto floats and military displays at Kapiolani Park and surrounding venues. It notes a track meet, water events, a fireworks show, parades by Mounted Police and the Fourth of July committee chairmen, with autos adorned in white and civic groups in attendance.
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Kaptolant Park
Cavalry Mountain Battery
Avil
Haneball
Kapiolani Park
Harwe
Honolulu
Punehrow
Sarid Inland
Uly
Pallade
Fourth of Duty Committee
Mararon Campbell
Clean-Up Day preparations led by district captains
District captains and cleanup coordinators meet at headquarters in Magoon building to review day plans. Acting Governor MacSteith will address captains and inspectors, with a noon briefing and final preparations for inspections next Saturday June 15.
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MacSteith
Herwit
Cartasr
Waittes
Cheineup
Merchant
Alukea
Hunseatoday
WMIE
Matt
Hanes
House votes to oust Gen Wood in army bill fallout
Washington June 13 The House adopted the confers 2¢ report on the army bill and ousted General Leonard Wood as chief. Debate centered on the rapset charge on the floor, with Hanna’s influence and Roosevelt's fate shaping the maneuver.
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Washington, D.C
House
Leonard Wood
Mark Hanna
Hanna
Roosevelt
Rapid Transit Files Appeal Argument in Supreme Court
Attorney DL Withington for the Rapid Transit Company filed in the Supreme Court a memorandum of authorities on the court s judgment in the paying case. The Attorney General has not decided whether to file an answer yet. He will review Withington s citations this afternoon and decide if an answer is needed in the near term or if the court s ruling on the payment issue may come after several days.
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Reaeoe
Lywilet
Wanda
Mateo
Oer Riutter
A. J. C. Athingen
Chiesa
Atktivon
Howe
Dendlale
Staniyer
Sheri Hewe
Alm
Brown
Japan
Waldlur
Atulibed
Charles Chillingworth
QO. K
Melarde Spatar
Bol Lavell
George He Bite
Pei
Vato Huntin
Miele
Withington
Supreme Court
Temorandum
Taft Charged With Mulching In House Debate
Washington June 18 Taft who heads the House Appropriations Committee faced a sharp attack during a debate over appropriations. He was charged with misusing 2800 dollars for traveling and expenses on a Western trip, with Secret Service protection and a request to replenish funds.
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Washington, D.ay
New York
House
Taft
Mother Thinks Sodier Son Foul Play Victim
A distressed mother suspects foul play in her son’s death in Wahiawa. Reports describe investigations, witness statements, and conflicting theories. The case revolves around questions of motive, timing, and the circumstances surrounding the alleged incident. Local authorities pursue leads as family members seek truth and closure.
Frear's Help Sought on Floating Next Bond Issue
A fragment from a historical page discusses Frear seeking support for issuing a new bond. It mentions President, Governor, and planned talks with New York, plus states the need to gauge sentiment and secure backing for financing efforts.
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Frear
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