Marathon Race Preview From Six Mile Route
Report notes a six mile course starting in front of the Hulte tin office then to the store at Maqnilin and back. Jeckron is confident the distance will take about three minutes while Hayes is returning well and plans to press Jackson over the six miles.
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Hultetin
Maqnilin
Jeckron
Hayes
Wevent
Jackson
Plumbing inspector report for February shows activity
Plumbing Inspector Milehistein submitted February report detailing fifty billed permits issued by his office and forty inspections approved. Nineseven sewer connections accepted, total inspections 114, revenue 108 dollars for the month.
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Milehistein
Department
Santalladota
Road to canner menace to safety
Jamies J. Dowling, manager of Consolidated Mavarote Company, protests to City and county supervisors about Mango riverot between Kian Avenue and the brides works the north branch of Kau. Dowling cites persistent danger to travelers on foot or by vehicle and to automobil teams of vehicles.
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Jamies J. Dowling
Consolidated
Mavarote Company
Vigorane
Kian Avenue
Brides
Kau
Kopp Guleh
Alte
Wahlavea
Maier Dowling
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days by Pazo Ointment
An advertisement for Pazo Ointment from Paris Medicine Co. Saint Louis promises cure of itching bleeding or protruding piles within 6 to 14 days with a money back guarantee. The ad credits A I Paris Medicine Co. as maker.
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Paris Medicine CO
Saint Louis
A. I
Floods Sweep Northwest Beattie Records Severe Damage
Beattie March 2 rivers rise as warm winds melt snow in the Cas endow area. Colfax under six feet of water, commerce disrupted. Entirely undepended railroad treks washed away, ridges carried, towns isolated. Telephone and telegraph lines down, statewide communication largely broken.
General sympathy strike affects 125000 workers
A general sympathy strike of Allied Trade Unions members was declared, set to begin Friday at midnight. About 125,000 workers may walk out if the company does not retract its stance, after a Sunday vote to strike. The move heightens labor tensions and could disrupt commerce.
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Pete Mar
Lnherera
Atrike
Ohio Floods Create Four Thousand Homeless
Cleveland March 2 Four thousand persons are homeless due to floods sweeping Ohio. Damages exceed 1 million dollars with little immediate relief in sight.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Mar
Library Board Notified Of Possible Premises Move
The YMCA president informed the Library Board that the arrangement seeks possession of the present library building by May 4. It remains undecided if the building will be sold at public auction or repurposed by the S O C A Building Committee. The note also covers summer bookkeeping classes starting May 2 for thirteen weeks with John Emerson in charge.
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Alm. Trent
Hag
Library Board
John Emerson
Clanan
J. W. White
Ar. White
John F. Moore
Te Y. M.C. A
Mongolia
Moore
Central Union Church
Fort Ruger
Honolulu
City and County Road Office Accounts Under Scrutiny
Chairman Quinn of the City and County road committee may reimburse James Cullen who filed an account for 3.25 for meals and board during inquiry into alleged misdeeds and irregularities of road supervisor Puele. Cullen stayed in Honolulu to testify about charges raised by Tome Watson as auditors report 1909 shows cash balance 73,373.52. Trent reports 669,445.09 receipts and 586,019 disbursements with balance and warrants of 16,447.98.
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Quinn
Ope
James Cullen
Hynolulu
Bede and Board
Puele
Cullen
Tome Watson
Honolulu
Bicknell
Richard Trent
Move to Prevent Flag Desecration Action Considered
A joint committee of the Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution will seek to curb flag desecration by using it in advertisements. The group aims to obtain school board consent to have relevant flag laws read during the holidays.
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Ban Francisco
The
Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution
Board of Education
Army plan warns of rapid invasion and U S defense gaps
Washington dispatch details a hypothetical German and Japanese invasion timeline, predicting 100,009 troops landing on the Atlantic coast within two weeks and a Pacific coast tactic to seize California, with a pending army reorganization proposal and possible fleet tradeoffs to defend land borders.
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Washington
Germany
Atlantic
United States
Japan
Pacific
Ban Francisco
J. Franklin Hell
Police seek owner of watch and chain found near station
Police urge owner of a watch and chain found on Hotel Street to identify the item at the Holl station. The notice notes a clerk recovered it and asks owners to come in. The piece ends with a moral line about duties and payments, and lists Bulletin contact numbers for offices.
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Holl
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