New Ship Room Provides Space for Thirty Six
Fragmented OCR text describes a new ship with capacity for 36, mentioning Amecteats Hawaiian and New York offices. Discusses design features, power systems, and a plan linked to Monolutesant Mranoteen Rin with references to Hinkheed poweriters and technical terms. The passage lists various names and dates, but details are unclear due to garbled content.
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Probie Mai Smith Health Meeting Sparks Review
Fragmented readable text notes a health meeting involving Mai Smith and a hostal at hot and fpention. References to a live new host and various garbled terms suggest a community event or laboratory kids program with unclear details and multiple misread words.
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Grand Jury Recess Disrupts Key Proceedings in May
A garbled report notes a grand jury recess affecting a regional investigation. Names and dates are unclear, but references to May and local officials imply procedural delays as the court schedule shifts. The fragment mentions Ware, Ute Pennteath, and Cherie AA in an unclear legal context.
Japanese complainants seek full facts on treatment
Washington 16. The Japanese case has drawn the attention of those who allege improper treatment by authorities. Mr Ta kahira told the Associated Press he will not act until all facts are learned, likely obtaining information from sources other than Negoro and the complainants. The consulate will stay in touch and report when called upon by his government.
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No Worry At Tokio No Worry At Tokio
Tokyo officials tell Associated Press no appeal from Japanese subjects in Hawaii over treaty rights violations. In San Francisco, Attorney Moore continues his argument in the graft prosecution as he occupies the entire day.
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Foreign Office Today
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Collector Charged Sugawara In Court
Sugawara, a Japanese collector for the Higher-Wage Association, was arrested for an alleged assault at Punwlon Jie Don Hh. Numata. He appeared before Judge Whitney in circuit court, with no counsel, who set a hearing for Monday in June while a grand jury considers an indictment.
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Stramer Dikelike Event Shown This Afternoon
Readable fragments indicate a local event named Stramer Dikelike occurring this afternoon with limited detail available. No further facts about location participants or outcomes could be confirmed from the text provided.
Jette Receiver Touring Japan Faces Limited Interviews
A Jette receiver from Wit Baatie travels to Japan amid tight press access and ongoing strike concerns. Officials weigh the situation on the islands as regional focus shifts to the Fur Plan Office and related factors.
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Negoro Gets Cable Answer From Ambassador in Washington
A damaged wire from Ambassador Takahira to Negoros supporters in Newaro mentions encouragement from Negoro's recognition. Reports say strike leaders circulate a claim that Admiral Ijichis squadron may intervene, though officials deny printing such notices. The story continues on page 2.
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Mausoleum bids opened by Public Works Department
Bids for the Royal Mausoleum and monument were opened. The Hawaiian Iron Fence and Monument Co. submitted the lowest monument bid at 6,073 dollars. John Walker submitted the lowest concrete vault bid at 5.19 dollars. Other bids include Hawaiian Iron Fence and Monument Co. at 6,900 dollars and Rev. Monument at 5,075 dollars.
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Sugar RWIN MAY in Washington tariff vote
June 16. Senate rejects amendment to curb sugar imports from the Philippines for two years while a separate section permitting freer trade with the islands passes 42 to 26. Discussion centers on land ownership and proposed settlements linked to Lanai and other properties amid rumors of deals and mortgages.
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Russia's New Nav visit may Boost TRADE WITH JAPAN
Russia explores trade links with Japan as New Naval visit prompts potential business ties. Takahashi of Mituba Co travels from Honolulu to Hawaii to study markets, possible entry via cable system, fertilizer and chemical sectors, and future shipments to Japan.
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Money for Goodhue's Fare Policy Burden Hits Territory
Despite large appropriations for leprosy combat, the Territory may lack funds for a representative at the International Leprosy Congress in Norway. Dr. B. S. Goodhue of Kona has the Territory's right to attend, but no approval covers travel. He may have to pay his own way if he goes.
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