Option on Lanai Taken by Stanton
Stanton plans to eliminate the well with development work and property interests. The note details a heated dispute over the estate and the potential sale or management of Malate Hot property valued at 226,000, plus an ongoing effort to attract investment for district improvements.
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Stanton
Howe
Wisterhuune
Kate Juul Labtut
Heviline Hessmn
Campbell
Alice Dennury
Eotklie
Giltone
Atoenisann
Phil
Phetie
Bod Barrett
Barracks by Dec 1 Planned for Soliant Living Quarters
A wartime notice outlines construction of permanent living quarters by December 1 at Soliant. It covers funding of about 870,000 and the setup of officer and enlisted housing, with projects to start soon and progress overseen by the War Department and related agencies.
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Soliant
Mavradon
Saernding
Tomnparney
Hewlett
Waal Nee Nl Ieee
Record Mortar Battery Sets A Long Range Mark
A mortar team achieved a new long range record with a shot at 215 o'clock in the afternoon by Mort Tiger Mortars. The explosion and execution were noted as the greatest distance ever recorded, with a second attempt reported from Hatry Marlow reaching 250 yards later that day.
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Caele Samn
Hattery Marlow
Janus
Kuhio Returns to Congress and Retires From House
Kauai representative Kuhio returns to Congress after retirement rumors in Hawaii. The article notes his role in pushing for future staffing and his influence on Washington politics, with details about his service and the Senate hearings.
Frear Denies Hawaii Trip Plans Amid Confusion
fragmented text shows Frear denying a Hawaii trip next week while others discuss travel, officials, and unclear references to Hue and travel plans. reading names and places is hampered by garbled OCR making exact details uncertain.
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Hawaii
Frear
Taft Waiting Reply From Delegate in Hawaii Probe
Washington March 22 A decision on sending a special commissioner to Hawaii to probe Delegate Kuhio’s charges against Governor Frear will be set once Kuhio’s reply to Frear’s answer arrives in Washington It is expected April 1 Secretary Fisher will conduct a personal investigation if needed
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Washington, D. C
Hawaii
Kuhio
Frear
Washington
Fisher
Atlantic cruisers may visit Honolulu on way to San Francisco
Reported naval observers say cruisers from the Atlantic Fleet may stop in Honolulu en route to San Francisco via the Pacific, with four ships preparing near Washington and Tennessee. The Navy Department has yet to issue official confirmation, but preparations and movements of crews are under discussion as the fleet maneuvers toward the Pacific.
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Parute Neot Thom
Hanolulu
San Princinen
Tay
Howe
Navy Department
Hawifie
Washington
Tenneson
North Carolina
Momuiia
Aril Tynes Navy
Pathe
Ath
LWO CriiNers
Whitehouse Named County Engineer Candidate Controversy
A misprint riddled report notes Whitehouse is a leading candidate for county engineer amid debate over qualifications and party backing. Officials discuss the selection process, with hints of a contentious vote and potential political maneuvering impacting the appointment.
M'Stoocker and Campbell Anger Maul Chamber of Commerce
Proceedings report a heated meeting in Wailuku Mississippi area with M'Stoocker and Campbell furious at the Chamber of Commerce. Content references a government appropriations dispute, appeals to a Pettition of the Harbor commission, and excerpts from records and letters regarding control and oversight of funds. The article notes references to Haleakala crater views and an ongoing committee discussion.
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Mymantenee
Gommoren
Walewarth
Manu
Haleakala
Allen
Harton
Twintian
Heudlownn
Kiel Whart
Mukul
Cotnienes
Condh
Tax Returns for Tomorrow City Aid Rollover Charities Mentioned
The report lists personnel and offices involved in preparing tax returns for tomorrow. Names include Conkling, Tax Aownin TV Wikter, JT. Morrest, Hawaii, Kanewa Maul, Komal, and Charles Kewilo. It notes efforts by a janitor team and mentions a relief to provide the report.
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Tyne
Charitinia
Trea 41
Dance at the Moana Hotel Tonight
The Mentor Hotel announces a dance this evening for Army and Navy personnel and guests. Hawaiian music and a quiet party mood are planned, with admission for attendees to join the event at the hotel venue.
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Moana Hotel
Mentor Hotel
Army
Navy
Nuit
Sugar Trust Suppression Trial Reveals Control Details
NEW YORK, Mar 92 During the provocation of the sugar frust cages today evidence showed the American Sugar Refining Company could control most of the refining of the country. Contracts displayed that the American Sugar Refining Company owned 39 percent of the beet sugar company's stock and controlled the output of the rival firm.
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New York
Aigar
Evydenem
Probing Coal Trust Begins National Inquiry
A national inquiry has begun into an alleged coal trading scheme centered in Chicago and extending to Illinois Pennsylvania and the South. The probe seeks to determine the scope of the suspected actions and identify involved parties.
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Savine Acti Te Ernse
Chicago
Inl
Mar
Hainois
Pennsylvania
Bouth
Asquith Denies Strike Demands in Wage Dispute
London March 22 Premier Asquith has refused miners demand to set wage scale under the minimum wage bill at 1.25 dollars for men and a cent for boys. The move is believed to block a settlement of the strike.
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London
Eng
Asquith
Sacraments Chamber protests free sugar bill in Senate
The Sacraments Chamber of Gommaren opened a resolution protesting the free sugar bill currently before the Senate. The action occurred on March 22, with local officials voicing opposition to the measure and urging reconsideration.
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Sacraments Chamber of
Wool Bill 10 to Be Fought Hard in House
Washington March 22 Republicans on the House Ways and Means Committee introduced a minority wool bill to revise duties, proposing a 40 percent reduction. The measure aims to lower tariff costs for wool and related products amid ongoing trade policy debates.
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Washington, D.C
House
Ways and Means Committee
Harrison's Interior Secretary John W Noble Dead
St Louis reports the death of John W Noble who served as secretary of the interior under President Benjamin Harrison. The fragmented text notes his birthplace and contains garbled biographical details from the era.
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Harrison
Interior
ST. Louis
John W. Noble
Secretary of the Interior
President Harrison
Revolt Rages in Paraguay Amid Civil Strife
Reports from Buenos Aires dated March 22 describe fierce clashes as Paraguayan revolutionaries battle government forces. The unrest deepens in Asuncion and surrounding regions, with civilians caught in the turmoil and no clear resolution in sight.
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Certay
Buenos Ayres
Paraguay
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