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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1912
Page
1
President Taft vetoed the army appropriation bill in Washington on June 17, disapproving the provision that would oust Leonard Wood as chief of staff. The move marks a clash over military leadership and funding.
Attorney General Wickersham called for the National Packing Company to be voluntarily dissolved as a restraint of trade. He urged the combine to dissolve during the proceedings in Washington on June 17 and emphasized the need to end alleged monopolistic practices.
Sugar Kan report from San Francisco dated June 1 details a burnished note on weather, market, or local event with limited readable facts. content is fragmentary and lacks clear names, dates, or actions.
Mrs Lindsay of Maul dies following an operation at Bata hospital. Funeral from Pula at 10 o clock tomorrow morning. She is remembered by relatives and friends in the community with tributes from Hawindlan Mine Gregory and New Haven connections.
Reports say Mrs Minds McGrew is gravely ill with her condition described by her attending physician as critical and uncertain. She remains unconscious for much of the night, with fears that her end may come at any hour.
Fragmentary text reports an inspection of Kukui's boilers by a central department board appointed in Washington. A separate item notes Mary M Ieuan Saris Mahuka being granted a divorce from Daniel Auea after years of self-support.
A meeting of Diatriot Captains and Bud-Committer chairmen is set for Monday at 4 o'clock afternoon to finalize details for the upcoming Clean-Up Day. The gathering is deemed important for coordinating tasks and ensuring smooth proceedings.
The article outlines the Republican National Convention in Chicago to nominate a President and Vice President amid rival Roosevelt and Taft factions. It notes delegates from Hawaii and other states, predicts dramatic proceedings, and mentions possible second conventions and candidate speculation.
Reports from Washington describe a plan to merge the three Army departments into a single department under the appropriation act. The change would consolidate supply and pay functions, with Major Frank Cheatham leading the consolidated quartermaster role. Locally, the move would transfer Captain Coe and Captain Cooke to new posts and elevate Cheatham to head of all quartermasters. The decision hinges on funding and policy, with potential effects on uniforms and staffing.
A U S expert advocates tighter federal food inspection rules as new processes promise uniform standards nationwide. The official explains that enhanced oversight should cover production lines from state to federal levels and enable consistent enforcement across all jurisdictions.
An officer urges county help for an armory as committees and municipalities examine armatics and national guard mobilization. At Harri town, a plan allocates 133 600 uartal Pequind rate to support anticipated needs, with Colonel Foner as adjutant general.
Chicago June 17 Roosevelt forces prepare to contest the convention roll. They aim to replace the national committee roll with their own and argue the existing roll was obtained by unfair methods. Oklahoma faces possible bolt as Roosevelt and Taft managers claim gains and losses among delegates. A Roosevelt rally at a delegate reception signals growing talk of a third candidate.
In White Plains New York on June 17 part of Harry, seeking to regain freedom from the Matte ium, began today. The federal system shows no randa and notes he is not insane, claiming release would free him.
The National Guard will perform the rifle range construction by day labor after bids exceeded the appropriation. Bidders listed lower offers from Naoto Engineering Co Ltd, Lord & Young Engineering, and others, but all exceeded funds, forcing the guard to take on the project and notify bidders of the action.
Baltimore June 17 Mayor Gaynor of New York and Governor are eyed as dark horses for the Democratic nomination. Tammany and Rose Murphy of New York are said to back Gaynor. Frank Hendrick of New York has launched the effort.
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