Nevada Permits Fight in Reno Arena Construction Underway
Reno officials announce the Jeter Jolson boxing match will be held in a chosen arena with workmen rushing to complete preparations. The fight location is set, with labor advancing this week as Johnson travels from the Coast and Governor Dickerson pledges no interference.
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Hima
Jeter Jolson
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Johnson
Dickenson
Nevada
Theater Men In Quandary In Honolulu Theaters Crowding
Honolulu theater managers face crowding as moving pictures draw nightly attendance. They seek methods to clear the house after an entire program while avoiding turning away patrons. One manager notes patrons linger after doors open, filling seats well past show start.
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Honolulu
Moon
Lane Arrested This Morning Pending Court Hearing
Lane was arrested this morning by Chief Medutie at St O'etoek on a serious crime charge with up to five years imprisonment. A friend aiding Lane faces charges of aiding and information about the suspect’s location remains unclear. Lane claimed amnesia regarding the theft as he was moved by police. The suspect will appear in court tomorrow for a preliminary hearing. Medical experts say a blood vessel test could reveal details if needed.
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St O'Etoek
Medutie
Iaine
Tin Ported Ae
McDuire
Mitch Wan
McDumy
Kuhio Cables Money Availability Questioned
Honolulu reports debate over whether Congress has appropriated 2550,000 for Kuhio cables. Officials say funds are available only after examinations or condemnations are complete, with further details expected within 24 hours from the Acting Governor as cables continue to monitor the matter.
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Honolulu
Kuhio
Washington
Mahuka Site
Congress
Mott-Smith
Kinihia
Congiem
Fitzsimmons and Burns on Marama
A notable gathering of pugilists and sporting figures arrives in Manama this afternoon. Rovert Filesimmons, Tommy Burns, QM Lang, Hugh Menton and WHE Corbett of the Sydney Referee attend Johnson Leftries fight preparations. Johnson’s victory stuns Hawaii and Australasia as news spreads across the sporting world.
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Manama
Rovert Filesimmons
Tommy Burns
QM Lang
Hugh Menton
Uikat
Honolua
Chat Urenas
United States
England
Muyope
Australia
Waterloo
Johnson
Hoynolwich
Byrne
Hawaii
Australasia
Mayor Signs Plumbing Bill Nondiscriminary Penalty Enacted
The mayor signed a plumbing bill today after Board of City and County Supervisors approval following weeks of discussion. The act imposes fines up to five hundred dollars or imprisonment up to six months, or both, for violations such as failure to obtain necessary permits to operate in the city or county. The measure aims to ensure firms and individuals secure proper licenses before conducting plumbing business locally.
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Pelommont
McAsure
Board of
City and County Supervisore
Mog
Washington Star
Confesses To Trunk Murder In Special Bulletin
PORTLAND June 21 Special Bulletin reports a body found in a trunk at Union Depot is identified as a man from San Francisco. Two suspects, Willian A and a printer posing as his wife, are charged with the murder of Johnson and Webb. The report describes the crime in graphic detail and notes their arrest.
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San Francisco
Bargage
Haysen
Willian A
Ponsing
Anata
West
Foy-Ridiam
Nate
Johnson
Webb
Ronferret
Vessel Los t Propeller After Leaving Guam
The disabled cruiser Chattanooga towed by the Cleveland arrived in port Hawaii after a voyage from the Orient. Four and a half days out from Honolulu the Chattanooga lost one propeller and would have drifted derelict were it not for the Cleveland. The towing was successful with no lives lost, though both cruisers show weakened propelling power after long service. Commander Hugh Redman commends towing efforts as the Chattanooga neared Puget Sound for possible decommissioning.
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Cleveland
Port Hami
Orient
Honolulu
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China Station
Huet
Denver
Galventan
Navy Sands
Ho Mbatte
Galveston
United States
Philippines
Guam
Pacife
Hugh Redman
Cleveland Tor
Puget Sound
der Rodman
Washington
Thie Puget Boned Navy Yard
Uberman
Mare
Liquor License Board Grants and Denials in Honolulu
The Liquor Common Council granted wholesale licenses to Hofschangye Co Kwong Chong Lung Hop Heng Osaki Kojima Lovejoy Co Macforlane Co Gonkalves Co and Balcon Howton. Several individuals had licenses renewed while others were denied or held for rebearing. The board refused licenses for venues including Old Cormer Balcon and a waterfront establishment, with key Japanese patrons among those affected.
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Fo Matoon
Hoffactineser # Co
Tw Board
Hcenses
Wer Hofschangye & Co
Kwong Chong Lung
Hop Heng
Osaki
Kojima
Lovejoy & Co
Macforlane & Co
Gonkalves & Co Balcon Howton
Conrad Hollman
Roy
al Anes Ratoon
Frank Harvey
Kiohare
Atoons
M. Yamaaki
Waianae
Eh Vutdun
Pacific Saloon
Alex Woe
Oang Hotel
Moana Hotel
Seaside Hotel
Woc
Honoulull
Hiat Balen
Aaln Saloon
Kimura
Cormer Balcon
Llama & Day
Honolutu
Nakemato
Nakamuen
Rahul
More Applicants for Teaching Posts Exceed Vacancies
The Department of Public Instruction reports ten vacancies for teaching posts, with thirty five applicants seeking positions. Superintendent Pope notes ongoing submissions since his tenure began. only a single vacancy remains on file as of now, with further responses expected.
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Department of Public Instruction
Pope
Pope Uirty
Jona Gauple
Teachure
Coust
Saunders Ousted as Saunders Ousted Washington Seat
Washington political brief notes Representative Saunders was unseated in June and Parson favored for the vacated seat by Republicans. The item warns readers to beware of offers for nothing and suggests payback later.
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Washington, D. C
Saunders
Senate approves public works and building funds bill
The Senate today passed the war time public works bill and added 000,000 to the public buildings fund. The vote underscores continued federal support for infrastructure projects as the chamber moves to finalize spending measures.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Daily Scores of Big Leagues Special Bulletin Cable
June 21 report from San Francisco details American League games with Detroit beating St Louis or Boston 5 to 3, Washington 2, Cleveland 3, Chicago 2, Cleveland 0 Chicago 3, New York 4, Philadelphia 7, New York 1, Philadelphia 7. National League scores include Brooklyn 1, New York 12, Philadelphia 12, Boston 0, Philadelphia 2, Boston 1, St Louis Beeb 5, Chicago 1, Cincinnati 0. Chicago manager Chance was struck on the head by a pitch and left the field unconscious.
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Detroit
St. Louis
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Madelphia
Seendind
Ginelmatt
Pittabure
al Crooklyn
Lowe
Justice Moody Will Go to Washington for Signature
The bill seeking the reelection of Justice Moody has advanced to the capital for his signature in Washington D. C. The action moves the measure closer to enactment as the court official awaits final approval.
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Justice Moody
Washington, D. C
Moody
Sugar San Francisco Weather and Beat Report
Weather and market notes from Sugar City quoting June 21 with 86 degree readings and 88 for beets. Data includes parities and figures 4.240 4.170 6,030 in a compressed telegraphic style.
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