Experiment May Be Salvation of Fruit
An experimental drive by the Ha Neving Company aims to expand canning and shipment of inland fruits amid export embargoes. The Hawaii Preserving Company opens a new plant in a wave of factory growth, with several facilities starting operations to boost local processing and supply.
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Vaanertigonte
Haneving Company
Delle
Henenah
Hawaii Preserving Company
American Can Company
Hawaiian Bite
Onic Product Company
Hawali Preserving Company
Acc” Ted
Acc” Ted In the Mall Eoetion
Mawali Preserving Company
Ant
Batts Hirovgt
Hewali Preserving Company
Harmere Han
Mormon sugar control claim shocks Utah figures
Ex Governor John C. Cutler testifies before the special committee investigating the alleged sugar trust. He says Henry Havemeyer was never an officer of the Utah-Idaho Sugar Co and that thirty percent of the stock is owned by Mormons, outlining ownership and leadership details.
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Washington
B. Gy
John C. Cutler
Utah
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Witn
Henry Havemeyer
Closed Stores and Rubbish Notice
A general committee requests action to remove and expose waste from downtown stores. Motion seeks to leave all rubbish in a designated area for wagon collection, ensuring proper disposal.
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Hax
Howntown
Arabian Rebels Defeat Turkish Troops Near Mahomed Ali Pasha
The report notes rebels defeating Turkish troops, with casualties including about 100 killed. The scene is described amid a Hawaiian hotel setting and observations by GEO. G. HEWITT of Kau, with Mr. Cooper present. Meanwhile local schools completed closeout activities in Worthing with programs of recitations, songs, and dances as higher grades held events on prior days.
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Geo. G. Hewitt
Kau, Ty Sil
Cooper
Ex-Gov Fort Sees Yellow Peril at Port of Hawaii
Ex-Governor John Franklin Fort of New Jersey delivers a stirring address at a ceremony in Hawaii condemning the so called Yellow Peril. He asserts that the United States has a duty to preserve peace and notes admiration for the US from Japanese leaders while warning of future language shifts as Japan rises in commerce and influence. The speech emphasizes friendship with the United States and the need for vigilance in global relations.
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Hawaii
United States
John Franklin Fort
New Jersey
Fuet
New Jersy
Deveriber
Dapar
Japan
Bueinene
Fort
Kore
Tin
Clean City Action Day Mobilizes Army of Workers
A city wide effort titled Clean Up Day mobilizes an army of volunteers led by Chitean KL Spateine and Berndt of the Oui centrat Inproveniat communtion. The plan calls for staggered shifts starting morning to clean every district, with division into eleven sectors and a central headquarters coordinating supplies and safety as crews sweep streets and remove debris.
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Chutes
Bal Berndt
Oui Centrat
Nis
Elook
Mrs McQuaid Auto Trip Details Key Divorce Trial
Fragmented report outlines Mrs McQuaid testimony in a divorce case against James Coke. It cites her claim that her husband paid her funds before separation and questions accompanying expenses and travel in an alleged impropriety during an auto trip.
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McQuaid Alwaree
McQuala
James Coke
Nikwish
McQuaid
Mequall
Hinwall
Hatetwen
Voinoy Co
Domproy
Mink Dane
Conspiracy Case Involving Fairchild Armitage Alleged
Allegations allege a conspiracy involving Fairchild and Armitage over trusts and conveyances. Holt lawyers claim documents were made in fraud to wrong the petitioner, with actions tied to a prior agreement among parties to misappropriate assets and property.
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Haery
Arthur Ho Armitae
King and Queen Enter City in Historic Ceremony in London
King George V and Queen Mary lead a procession through the ancient city streets to Temple Bar. They received the sword of the city from the Lord Mayor as crowds filled the streets during the ceremony. The event marked a traditional ancient rite amid public celebration in London.
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Tasieiatol
London
Eng
George V
Queen Mary
Atresta
Temple Bar
An Siant
Seale Woman Sentenced to San Quentin for Fraud
A Seale woman claiming to be a bishop was sentenced to five years in San Quentin for defrauding an attorney of 200 dollars. She had claimed she was protected by Bishop and formerly of Honolulu.
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Te Pennant
San Francisco
Cale
Bishop
Honslulsi
San Quentin Penitentiary
French deputies decide to resign amid cable dispute
French deputies announce resignation amid a tense cable dispute. Key figures include Roslyn as a stopgap figure while parties negotiate a resolution to the threefold crisis impacting government operations. No further details provided in readable text.
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Threeial
Bute Ein Cable T
Ria
Roslyn
Lands Landslide Controversy Over Hawaiian Land Grants
The document from Kinney and Carter, published in Hat Letin, discusses land contention in Hawaii. It claims plantations and citizen homers will be affected, with calls to support or reject the Land Commission's transitions and a proposed lease of Kapaa lands for a plantation project.
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Hiourge Pialechiht
Mannan
Biear Company
Hie
Kaji
Iniestnadiog
Abesipeekat
Kintey Anitie
Werentanee
Mtomdinie
Cain
Glantiction Corporation
Kiiney
Alfred Carter
Supervisors find few bridges on windward side amid menace to ten joy riding
City and county officials debate increased road expenditures as crews report limited progress on windward bridges. A May survey shows Kaneohe to Kailua routes partially completed with feet of new roadwork, while concerns rise over safety and funding for the belt road plan.
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Windward Side
City and County Board of Superyieora
Rome
Elty
Hupervienr Banke
Neat
Kaneohe
Bunath
Apa Bridge
Koolan
Koolavlon
Heeta
Ex Supervisor Quinn Plans Suit Over Auto Crash Payment
Damon Quinn former supervisor says he will sue the county claiming faulty police action led to a wreck that damaged his car and cost him 260.00 in repairs. He alleges the accident at the corner of Richarde and Matetanta street shows police special privileges shield speeding drivers.
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Damon Quinn
Abel Waloo
Wight
Anknael Han Boon
Aniity Tee Broien
David
Quinn
Richarde
Matetanta Alroote
Pallee
Cyclone Damage Hits Port of Iquique Harbor
A cyclone in Iquique Chile on June 23 damaged harbor facilities and shipping. The cargo ship Cavaliere Campa was sunk in the port, with other vessels and docks affected by the storm.
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Port
Iquique
Sherer Reneine
Chile
Cavaliere Ciampa
Northwestern Fisheries chief dies in self inflicted act
Captain D Henry Jarvis, once head of Northwestern Fisheries Company and a northern operator, is reported to have committed death by his own hand in a location described as Aratig by shooting. Reports indicate the act occurred recently, with Jarvis noted as a prominent figure in Alaskan operations.
Postoffice hours for tomorrow and holiday schedule
Post office hours for tomorrow and a holiday, with openings from morning until noon and a single carrier on duty. After a brief lull, the office will close at 1? The text is garbled but indicates modified hours and a lone carrier during the day.
Oahu Belt Road Work Projected At 250000
City engineers outline belt road improvements on Oahu with an estimated cost near 250000 dollars. Several contracts will be issued for distinct sections, with work expected to begin in late February and continue through spring under state funding and upcoming legislative appropriations.
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Oahu
Anid
Thenmane
Connie
Worms
Gell
Agaten
Conneailleinn
Tere
Wig
Han Wubeilts
Jan Aqutoty
York
Ba Hicot
Schools Close and Exercises Held Then Year Ends
In public schools this morning students participated in morning exercises while the school doors closed for the year. Parents and teachers applauded, noting the efforts of students at Kulilant School and The Kehool of Haven of Hi vertan as the Hawaiian band played and the event concluded with congratulations.
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Wallan
Haven
Jipile
Lumber Trust Men Indicted in Chicago Case
Chicago June 23 indictments accuse fourteen lumber dealers of violating Sherman anti trust laws. The action targets major lumber firms amid a probe into price fixing and market manipulation affecting regional trade. Authorities say the case highlights collusion across key industry players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ratal
Labor recruiter May be at work in Alaska port
Police charged Firegorin Atrarato a labor recruiter linked to Frook 1 Craig scheme as he tried to leave the Islands on June 6. He faces continued inquiries into offshore recruiting of labor for the Alaska Packers. Attorney Proper appeared for Kinney Promer An derson & Marx to handle the matter as Ito Maru freighter from Valparaiso arrived at 1:30 pm today.
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Chitra Berndt
de Cooper
Kingston
Faye Bern
eUrtagn
Keane
Gadottine
Férone
Diet Armad
Firegorin Atrarato
Tos Jak
Alaska
Attoreney
Kinney
Promer, Anderson & Marx
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Armitage
Homeiday
Ari
Mahomed Ali Pasha
Schoeols
Central Gramwar
Fort Seeling
Jd Hutt
Norrow
Fairchild
Seale
Commie
Mc Carter
Will Sue County
Aben
Lumber Trust
Ito
Valpaiaio
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