Strangers Accuse Dr Waters in Honolulu Swindle
A polished man posing as Dr A W Waters from Detroit arrived in Honolulu with a tangled tale and was later identified as Green or Breen. Dr Martin, a former University of Michigan professor, challenged Waters on the dock accusing him of fraud and forged cables. Police questioned Waters at headquarters, then ordered him gone from town after a brief, tense encounter on the Sierra bound for the Coast.
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Honolulu
Bad Debry
Royal Hawaiian Hotel
Poseinge
A. W. Waters
Detroit
Green
Breen
Iimgertote
Bell Bogs
Dr. Martin
Honglulu
Tk Salil
San Professco
Alan
Honolula
Waters Ie
Martin
Honolla
Bringelf
Triendy Finnell
A. N. Collin
Petpolt
Win
Tie van
Waters
Hyewallan
McDuttie
Local Directory Entry for Kalibi and Dias
Nundey Kalibi and JOSE J. DIAS listed together with note Binhop Bt below King Gt and contact phone 3448.
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Nundey Kalibi Jose J. Dias Binhop Bt
King Gt
Vote Reconsideration Sails Through Territorial Senate
The Territorial Senate debated school bill 18 and moved to place the measure on the special order for tomorrow. Senator Cecil Brown sought a motion to reconsider, while opponents argued the action was misinterpreted as hostility to school progress. President Knudsen indicated reconsideration could occur anytime, as Brown pushed to clarify status and future consideration.
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Territorial Senate
Nor House
Senate
Cecil Brown
Makekau
Brown
Knudsen
Senator Hewitt
al Horta
City Hogworth
School Bill In House And Friends Fight For It
Privilege of Wat Will school children spurs lawmakers as the House considers a bill identical to a Senate measure. Affonso of Hilo introduced the proposal amid debate over licensing dealers and government activity. The Judiciary committee favorably reported a related bill, with notes on dealer licenses and penalties. continuation noted on Page 4.
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House and Friends
Senate
Privnile
Wat- Will
Howe
Affonso
Hilo
Judiciary Committee
Tucker
Makahan
Uae
Shelton
Teachers Speak For School Bill In Territorial Association Letter
Teachers from public and private schools in the Territory endorse the School Mind Commission report and urge enactment of its recommendations into law. The Territorial Teachers Association forwarded the communication to the President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House, urging action.
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Senate Chillingworth
Inet
Territorial Association
Senate
House of
Representatives
Siraz
Honololi
Apaocia
AAS O Davis
Provideo
Territorial Tracers Association
Relief ship Buford arrives in Shanghai with famine relief
The transport Buford carrying famine supplies for starving China arrived in Shanghai today. Great crowds gathered at the wharf to welcome the relief ship.
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Shanghai
China
Buford
Mexican Federals Capture Americans in Fierce Battle
Cas a Grande March 30 A fierce battle was fought between Mexican regulars and insurgents. Fourteen Americans and two Germans in the insurgent forces were captured by the Mexican federals and are held prisoner.
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Casa Grande
Mar
Albanians Occupy Turkish City Scutari
Report from Constantinople states Albanian insurgents after a sharp engagement have occupied Scutari in the Turkish region. The occupation follows intense fighting and marks a significant setback for Turkish authorities in the area.
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Constantinople
Mar
Scutair
Albany Capitol Not All Wrecked
Albany March 30 The restoration of the Capitol, destroyed by fire, has begun. Many books are being waved.
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Albany Capitol
Albany
N. Y
Capitol
Rancher goes amok killing three in Burlington incident
In Burlington Washington on March 20 rancher William Wegee turned violent killing three people before escaping. Local authorities investigated the bizarre outburst and searched for the suspect.
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Burlington
Wash
Mar
William Wegee
Russia Targets Jews with Edict Restricting Bearing Christian Nanos
In St Petersburg area around Pet Catalin on March 30, the Holy Synod issued an edict prohibiting Jews from bearing Christian names. The directive signals state religious pressure amid ongoing policy tensions affecting Jewish communities.
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Pet Catalin
ST. Petersburg
Russia
Holy Synod
Fragmented Tumbling Text Fails to Parse
OCR yields garbled lines with no coherent event or entities. No clear person, place, organization, date, or outcome to anchor a concise news item.
No Lumber Trust Is Dole's Decision
United States Judge Dole dismissed government claims against Allen & Robinson in Hawaii for restraining trade in lumber. The decision finds failure of proof on monopolistic intent and notes no violation where merchants independently align prices or coordinate freight pooling, while detailing the firms’ dominance in Territory timber trade.
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Hawaii
United States
Dole
United States of America
Allen & Robinson
Tiviriot
Mabitwin
Turket
McBryde Stockholders approve million-dollar capitalization rise
McBryde Sugar Company stockholders voted to increase capitalization by one million dollars by issuing 40,000 shares of preferred stock of par 20 with a 7 percent cumulative dividend, voting rights equal to common stock but no profits participation beyond the fixed dividend, to retire floating indebtedness and place the company on a dividend-paying basis.
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McBryde Sugar Company
Alexander & Baldwin's
Bulletin
McBryde
W. A. Kinney
Deomnia
Deomnia Doer, Mammuniteally
Polish bandits seize $40,000 from train robbery
Robbers today held up the Granica train near Warsaw and escaped after taking $40,000. Police reported no injuries. The train was stopped in transit, and authorities began a search for suspects and evidence.
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Cable
Warsaw
Poland
Quarantine Off Tie Confusing Wartime Notice
Unclear wartime public notice describes quarantine measures and orders affecting residents and facilities. Terminology is garbled but implies restrictions or health directives issued by authorities, with location names and dates partially obscured.
Ramus Refuses Serving of Warrants at Quarantine Station
Sherif Jarrett and officers attempted to serve warrants at the federal quarantine station but were refused by Dr. Carl Ramus chief quarantine officer for Mawali. Ramus said the detainees are under U S custody and only a United States official could authorize releasing them before the quarantine period ends. The incident centers on prisoners slated for transport to the Korea bound for San Francisco aboard the Pacific Mail steamer.
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Sherif Wiliam Jarrett
Carl Ramus
Mawali
Attioena
Qullantine Island
San Francisco
Pacific Mail
Korea
Bherll William Jarrett
Harry Lake
Jonwa
Simmons
de Damere
Pr. Ramus
Dr. Ramus
United States
United States Aarstal
Ramus
Ramos le Morning
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