Exoneration Shadow Over Gordon During Turbulent Tale
A jagged report describes Gordon gaining partial exoneration amid a chaotic sequence involving Tartine, a hidden Retiway, and captivity rumors. Details reference a Zealandia appearance, a silent aviator, and police action with jail timing noted as June, while other figures like Lot and Nunley appear in a tense, unclear aftermath.
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Asiator
Tartine
Henetate
Kenneth
Zealandia
Alvtead
Uae
Gordon
Rhmared
Ale Cresentiales
Eatie
Penese
Otto
Hele Wetuanthy
Melin Favored for P. O. Job in City
Melin appears favored for a post office job amid a government inquiry. The document lists officials including Ajai Guperintentent of Malls and Beank Bullivan, with references to a testifying witness and ties to postal service work.
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Melly
Honobult
Ajai
Hue
Marea of Posts
Ay Ling
Emni
Moti
Mc Grosson irrigation bill reported favorably by Senate committee
Washington March 28. The Mc Grosson irrigation bill has been favorably reported by the Senate committee. The report follows a push by supporters to extend federal irrigation benefits and wage increases. The House previously acted, and the Senate faces hearings next week as it weighs the measure against existing policy. C. S. Albert.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Albert
House
Senate Finance Committee
Belfore
Lieutenant Hume Receives Severe Military Sentence
Lieut. John K. Haine of the Fifth Cavalry pleaded guilty to absence without leave and was sentenced by court martial. The approved sentence is to be served at the fort post as directed by Division headquarters, with further actions to be carried out by the reviewing authority. The offense covered a period from January 12 to January 7 and involved failing to report to duty after discharge from hospital.
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John K. Haine
Fifth Cavalry
Schofield
Hite
Tor
Lieut
Hume
Hanoliht
Cos Hospital
Thiv
Automobiles Increase in Honolulu Retains Busy Pace
In Honolulu, vehicle activity surges as old and new autos circulate amid ongoing urban movement. Officials note rising car counts and continued motor traffic growth, reflecting broader mobility trends and local economic activity.
Mcoy Visit May Reopens Molokal Station Claims
Fragmentary report alleges a visit by McOy to Molokal in May could lead to reopening of the Molokal station. It describes a restoration effort and patient transfers, with unclear details about timelines and authorities, citing physician Wayron and various unnamed officials.
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McOy
Expert Report on City Problems and Costs
An expert outlines city problem areas and anticipated costs for a forthcoming report. He notes investigations into municipal issues, potential penalties, and rising expenses tied to varied factors affecting the county and local expenditures.
Breckons Denies Interest in Governor Race
The article reports that Breckons denies any intent to run for governor. It notes remarks from United States District Attorney Robert WeHrerkens questioning Breckons' stance and mentions a rumor about a possible candidacy.
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United State District
Robert We Hrerkens
Commercial Club Protest Over Free Sugar to Senate
A damaged OCR fragment reports the Commercial Club planning a protest in Washington D C before a Senate hearing. It references the Commercial Chamber, local community groups in Hueneme and Long Beach, and names Anglant and James in connection with a resolution on sugar policy.
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COML
Senate
Clerks Injury At Bertier Seary Reflects On Labor Day
A damaged OCR fragment describes clerk M. T. Simonton breaking a ligament in the leg during a Bertier event. The report lists names and places in garbled form but mentions a miner, a hospital, and an operation. The piece presents as a fragmented local news item with unclear chronology.
Cutthroat Charge By Sugar Man
John E. Parsons counsel for the American Sugar Refining Company testified for the defense in the sugar trust case in New York. He accused Adolph Segal president of the Pennsylvane Sugar Refining Company of cut throat competition as the defense rested. Samuel Untemeyer was called in re buttal.
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Annaved Roper
New York
N.Y
John E. Parsons
American Sugar Refining Company
Sugar Trust
Adolph Segal
Pennsylvane Sugar Refining Company
Samuel Untemeyer
No true bill in Schill Gans Brandt case grand jury
The grand jury returned no true bill in the Schill Gans Brandt conspiracy investigation. Reported pirates and alleged offenses involving BrutherS Heundt, Bohr, and others were noted, but the grand jury did not indict at this time. The Redaction party and Mrs Bell commented on the proceedings and the witnesses involved.
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New York
N.Y
Bill
Schill Gans Brandt
S P Loses Fight Over California Rate Cuts
San Francisco reports the State railroad commission ordered rate reductions totaling about 750,000 dollars for California shippers. The ruling affects Southern Pacific and related lines, reshaping freight charges and carrier practices in a major interstate matter.
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S. P
San Francisco
State Railroad Commission
Shippers of
California
Southern Pacific
White Police Officers Faces Settlement Amid Controversy
A garbled report references white police officers facing action and a contested appointment amid a board or supervisory inquiry. Names, dates, and positions are unclear, with scattered mentions of county clerks, detectives, and a potential legal or administrative proceeding affecting officers and commissions.
Fragmented OCR note on health leak and actor names
The readable fragment mentions a medical leak and an actor with unclear attribution. It references a doctor and a named person with a possible role in a health or crime context but details are obscured by garbled text. Further context is needed to identify events, dates, or locations.
Probers Find No Fraud in Hines Case
Senate committee debunks bribery charges against Senator William Lorimer amid election probe. Panel clears Lorimer of knowledge of alleged payoffs by lumberman Edward Pie, voting to dismiss claims and declare no misconduct found.
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HINES
Washington, D. C
Senate
William Loremer
Hina
Edward T Pie
Lordner
Precinct Slates Show GOP Rivalry and Voting Pattern
A chaotic OCR sample depicts a precinct level contest between Republican factions with mentions of convention turnout, central committee lines, and party alignment. The text references precinct slates and competitive tensions shaping party dynamics in the lead up to a political gathering.
Australian butter held up here in transit
A disrupted consignment of Australian butter has caused delays at a port or depot. Officials report the shipment, arriving by land and sea, faced vetting and regulatory checks. The hold up involves questioned origins and documentation, with no confirmed release time available.
Mahuka Verdict Boosted Taxes
A murky report describes a legal ruling affecting tax measures tied to Mahuka, with references to authorities, local figures, and a debate over fiscal impact. The text mentions Sweden and various individuals, hinting at a broader municipal or regional taxation dispute and its perceived consequences.
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Lorimer
Melin
Job
Kau Ditch Bill
U. K
Utleting
C. S. Albert
Honolul
Hauluu
Meron
Motoreyete
Olliver Chilton
Ahlen
Elacs
Witton
H. E. Hendrick
Lid
Merchant and Alakea
Emo
Rivekith Tay
Fiat
Mederat
Matolar
Scien
Motekitt Dore
Kati
Ferewell
Emerivat de Mets
Wayron
Feprany
Trenton
Stabila
Wiut Freak
Anil
Hope de Ran
Pat Menngts
antTistes
Monthieree
Wiel
Joral
el Aster
Hirherest
Breckons
Willin
Hueneme
Angeant
James Dueger
Tod
Chamber
Coumerce
Jorat
Clerk M. T. Simonton
Sugar
Bruthers Heundt
Bohr
Sabet
Brenner
Bell
Sipervinorn
Darrett
Hee White
Han
A. Kouthacher
Robert Swade
Diweial
AL Miller
Jaitley
Thorn
Sharrets
Keribreton
MR Am Et
Willes
Heitheatiene Citimen
Alitter
Stoner Fawlandiq
Frank Anette
Amir
Nina
Patel
Sweden
Edinibner
O Mariani
Naylon
Wetiok Weraontas
Arti Rinat
Hare Ronnie de Hiner
Wren
Oiker
Pasenamerd
Jacobson
BROS
Primo
Honolulu
Hartwig Harders
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