No Low Rates for Teachers in National Education Association Effort
Difficulties arise in the push by the National Education Association to obtain travel discounts for Hawaiian teachers attending the convention in San Francisco from July to August 1911. Superintendent Willis T. Powell receives a letter from James A. Ture of the publicity committee and a copy from the Maian Navigation Company. The mail states no lower rates than regular fares due to limited accommodations and full bookings, risking denied passage for those paying regular prices. Pacific Mall Steamship Company says it will consult its agents in Monotulu to explore special rates, aiming to arrange a tentative solution.
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National Education Asseiation
San Francisco
Pulte
Willis T. Pow Hier
James A. Ture
Committee On Publicity and
Nin Fron
Mataon Navigation Campany
Weihton
Atarch
N. FA
Regent
Burruis Alen
Pope
Pacific Mall Steam
Soldiers given twenty days for trespass near moving picture show
Fort Shatter soldiers Markie and Russell were jailed twenty days each by Judge Lymer after a case of attempted unlawful entry. A Hawaiian girl and sister, who had locked her room, reported intruders who refused to leave and threatened harm. A Portuguese boy accompanied the girls to the show. The defense claimed the men sat on a bench outside the room. the court rejected it and imposed the sentences.
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Wuttard Markie
Wilthiem Y Ruseel
Fort Shatter
Lymer
Aging the Bewatifal Park Hotel in San Francisco
A San Francisco hotel at the heart of the city hosts major festival events, drawing Old World royalty, Far East dignitaries, and prominent Americans. The Post Street annex completion promises the West’s largest hotel capacity, offering high service with notably affordable prices.
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Bewatifal Park
San Grinessed
Avronment
Old Ifornia
Old World
Far East
Hich
Ameren
San Francisco
Completxon
Post Street
Auto contest results with contestant standings listed
The article lists the auto contest results with prize totals for each contestant led by Mrs Seabury and Alice Bruno. It notes several headquarters downtown and ongoing ticket sales, plus mentions of an automatic camera invention for checks and a royal weather record.
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Mrs. Seabury
Alice B. Bruno
Heydenroleh
Sara Kalina
Molly Mossman
Billy Bergin
Gibson
Pang
W. A. Cottrell
Bernice Waton
Vella Dinkeage
A. C G. Corro
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Grant Ave
Geary St
Hogarth
Sachs’ Dry Goods Co
Corner Fort
Beretania
J.a.rvieira & Co
Hotel St, Jewelers
E. Lucas
Optician Masonic Building
Associated Garage Limited
Y. Yoshikawa
King Street
Red Front
Young Building
Ring Up
Oldsmobile
Renault
C. H. Behn
Oahu Auto
GAY & Miller
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Packard
Pope-Hartford
Btevens- Duryea
Cadiline
Thomas Flyer
Stulck
Overland
Baker Electric
Sthars
Matson Company
Hotel
St. Francis
Honolulu Photo Supply Co
Inglenook
Gifford Pinchot
Conservation Associat
Taft
Nea
Prince of Wales
Dover
FORT
Ponwaytvanian
Afeion
Dynamiter
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Santa Rosa, Mat
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Willard J. Burke
San Quentin
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J. A. Cooper
W. Cowan
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Sea- Well
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Quebec Line
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