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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1912
Page
7
The Bulletin reports ongoing contention around Prof Severin and a Coast representative. Interviews with him are described as his own statements, given without alteration, amid a heated campaign controversy.
Roosevelt looms over the Chicago convention as a possible bolt or deal maker. The Progressive wing pressures for a dark horse candidate while Republicans fear a party fracture. Delegates and leaders weigh compromise, with La Follette praising public sentiment as conservative yet wary of upheaval. The piece notes a charged political atmosphere and uncertain path to nominating the regular candidate.
A jumble of phrases and titles appears, noting The Hound of the Baskervilles and various odd lines. The fragment hints at fiction, dialogue, and possible questions about planning, reading, and a public domain style list.
Frank C. Atherton describes alumni interest in building an Alumni Hall at Punahou College to honor graduates and former students. He notes the campus needs space, funds, and a lasting endowment, citing the college’s history and community support. The idea stems from a smoldering dorm fire and aims to mobilize alumni through the Punahou Letter.
A college leader urged broad physical training for all students, especially women, to curb anemia and aid development. He suggested individual fitness testing and tailored courses for both genders to support health, wartime needs, and overall well being while noting the campus building needs. President Grimichs outlined practical uses for a proposed new building amid many required facilities.
The gathering discusses a new building to house a gym and hall for student uses, with alumni noting past spirit. Alumni Association reelects officers Frank C. Atherton president and J. L. Fleming secretary. Graduation class and commercial course names listed, with certificates awarded.
Panahou College plans a class night event this evening inviting all friends. Graduation ceremonies begin at Panalou Hall at 8 o clock with speeches and a formal promenade before a reception. Police report a separate court action involving a staff member and local gambling activity.
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