New Reserve Proclaimed Forest Reserve in Puna District
Governor Proclaims a 19 858 acre forest reserve in the Puna district on Hawaii Island. The area will conserve valuable timber while allowing selective harvesting under Territorial Forester supervision and forestry experts guidance. The move aims to preserve water supply and beneficial growth with liberal thinning and orderly timbering within provincial rules.
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King Street
Pana
Hawaii
Hower
Camial Siman
Prime
Colonel Foster Near Death in Mysterious Accident
Reports state Colonel Foster near death after a fall from a horse during a night ride. Medical staff attended him at Cran Ward, with witnesses noting a serious spinal injury and possible head trauma. investigation ongoing with authorities seeking witnesses.
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Youle
Mlemno
Want Mexico to Pay for Damages
El Paso June 28 residents claim Mexico owes about one and a half million dollars for destruction of property and injuries during the recent revolution. The unrest caused widespread losses with many Chinese residents killed and Chinese property damaged amid the violence.
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Cantey
EL Paso
Tex
Mexico
Insurance Charges Heavy Create Pressure on Hawaii Utilities
Local officials and business groups push to lower insurance and water fees as county and state leaders debate rate reductions. Former Governor Carter and Hawaii Trust Company officials argue lower premiums and taxes will ease costs for homeowners and commercial buildings, while chambers urge vigilance. The plan seeks to reduce fire insurance rates tied to local providers, with state funds allocated for water system improvements and street repairs.
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Hennlle
Aupofvineen
George K. Cartan
Hawaiiin Trimt Company
St Rm
Carter
Campbell to Return to Europe as Immigration Agent
A J Campbell is near decision to return to Europe as HM agent for the Territorial Hoard of Immigration to recruit Portuguese and Spanish labor for local plantations. If arrangements with the board proceed, he may travel again to Europe. M A Silva, the Portuguese agent, also plans a return. The board considers an immigrant receiving station and permission for a site on Federal or territorial land. no firm plan yet.
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A. J. Campbell
Europe
AS. Campbell
Mtr
Hard
Campbell
Tvern
Campbell Cainey
M.A Silva
Mrome
Victor
Cleghorn Library Auction Attracts Vintaged Volumes
Old Cleghorn library items were offered at public auction at the late Hon. A. Cleghorn's residence. Bids rose on many volumes with prices staying strong, driven by collectors and library lovers. The sale featured rare editions and familiar classics, with Wilson paying the top price for a rare work, while several items surpassed ten dollars. The event drew a crowd of buyers as shelves emptied and records set for the market.
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A. & Cleghorn
Das Wn Bratt
hauKh
Finn
Seth Ie
Tvs
Zent
Wilson
Thie
Watou & Kvane
Wilegon Tor
Florence Gushing Dies by Jump From Hotel Window
Florence Gushing a tourist arrived on the Sistrm and died by her own action jumping from a hotel window. The inquest notes uncertainty about her plans and mentions Hobart and the Mission Company in Mt Hee bart. A possible trip from Managotiny remains unclear with relatives cited and a lack of definite motive.
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Florence
Cushing
Arthor
Hobart
Hee Bart
Gil Nene
Mobis Fui Oval
Mina Cum
Angeles
Sierra
Allen
Senator Cummins Proposes Reciprocity Amendments
Washington June 2 Senator A B Cummins of Iowa proposed amendments to the reciprocity bill. The measure would admit Canadian agricultural graduates free of duties and restrictions, expanding professional entry rights under the agreement.
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Cummins
Bankers Morse Must Stay in Stripes
Imperial RudLe telegraph from Atlanta reports the Federal Court refused parole or admission for Bank Charles W. Morse, serving a fifteen year sentence. The article notes Morse, dubbed the "lee Jelue" of New York, was denied relief and remains in federal prison as of June 28.
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Imperial RudLe Tint Cable
Atlanta, Ga
Bank
Charles W. Morse
Charles W. Atoese
Lee Jelue
New York
Atlanta
Tha
Arbitration treaty nearing completion in Britain talks
Washington June 28 President Tol t announced the British arbitration treaty is nearly complete with details to be finished. All major obstacles have been removed and decisive action is expected soon in the arbitration negotiations.
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Cabley
Washington, D. C
Tolt
Penasty
American yacht Bibilot wins Emperor's Cup at Kiel
The American yacht Bibilot won the Emperor's Cup in Kiel Germany on June 2.
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Kiel
Germany
Arbuckle Man Says No Real Rate Wars
Gil Arbuckle of Arbuckle Brothers testified before the special committee that rate wars have not harmed beet sugar makers. He stated they weave among sugar men nationwide, noting beet sugar producers are not making money and expressing support for free trade.
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Arbuckle
Washington
DR. G
Gilmore
Arbuckle Brox
Chamber of Commerce Debates Trust Influence and Leadership
Trustees discuss leadership influence at a Chamber of Commerce meeting. J F Morgan is urged to cable a message to a political delegate while a tag line about a local election and the president’s actions are noted. The report cites ongoing influence of leaders on the committee’s operations.
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Chamber of Commerce
Fatehinge
Conatchee Paemonger Lawshoe
Etuuniter
Euthaciing
J. F. Morgan
Poanetice Poly
Honihila Chamber of Conitheree
Nira Witlee
Delngate
Comate Wien
Tte
Special grand jury to probe lumber trust in Chicago
In Chicago a special grand jury is being impaneled to investigate the alleged lumber trust. U.S. Attorney Edwin W. Sims plans to submit evidence under the Sherman act and call major lumber magnates, including Frederic Weyerhaeuser of Minnesota, to testify, aiming to show antitrust violations.
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Chicago
K. Ms Landis
United States
Edwin W. Sims
Veral Big Lumber
Frederic Weyerhaeuser
Minnesota
Luyibar
John D. Rockefeller
Weyerhseuser
Hibiscus Show Draws Crowd at Warm Newport Event
Abelmanchun leads a colorful hibiscus display with a yellow bloom and emerald petals. The Promotion Committee notes many flowers vary from pure white to deep crimson as 281 varieties are shown, with visitors praising the garden quality and novelty of the exhibition.
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Hoert P. Wiier
Tee
Abelmogotus
Walter
Abelmanchun
Ereen
Narnia
Federation 10 Sweep the City
Members of the federation committee held a meeting to discuss member recruitment, district assignments, and expenses. Officials named include Bryan, Pond, Al, Edgar Wood, Towee, Cooke, Smitty, Mingling, Horne, Mancatling, and Presenter Othure. The group plans to appoint district representatives and prepare for applications and membership drives. The headquarters are shown as Keiy tr plow the REWAEE HnnnDen with emphasis on organizational goals.
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Bryan
M Pond
K al
Edgar Wood
Ka Towee
AF Cooke
Smitty
Othure
Dictrieta
Apelor
Big Sums for Health Board Work Amid Budget Moves
The Health Board approves large spending for staff salaries and operations as it drafts the biennial budget. Funds include 10,004 for camp relief, 6240 for tuberculosis work, and 649,000 to be expended with allocations across Kauai and Maul regions plus hospital and laboratory costs. Jesus Porter and others receive monthly salaries, while vacancies and reappointments wait on committee decisions.
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Monel daHee
Fio
Lihue
Kawaly
Walmer
Kaunl
Homple
Maul County
LO Hospital
Noli
Anu Cor
Bae Torte Tia Tn
Honotwilt
Hille
Repid
Porter
Mae
Rolley
We Simerson
John Kea
FIA Ton
Shipenrat Hart Committee
Érince
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Etrett
Honotain
the Department
Tomson
Lea
Bea Ehinen
Prmtierelal
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Cars Ter
Cleghorn
Morse
Tomi
Promotion
Rao Variely
C Montagne Cooke
Federation
Honoluli
Berahty Wwatauurters
Mhee Fisteration
Met
Health Board
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