Waurika Woman Credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Remedy
A Waurika Oklahoma woman describes years of illness and nervous distress ending with relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier. She reports improved weight, health, and vitality following treatment and consultation with Mrs. Pinkham.
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Waurika
Okin
Pink_ham
Tluntington
Mastin
Lydia K Pakhac
Mant Janette
Lydia
Winkham
Petitioners Force Meeting Over Hamptals Road Curbing
A large crowd gathered at the Hanantlis meeting site to press for completion of Nu Fut Avenue curb work and storm-water concerns. County officials reported on stone for curbing, preventive drainage actions, and the potential impact on traffic as crews assess a bolstering plan.
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Nannow
Maung Vulley
Chamt
Hanatnlis
Arouing
Wefion
Mile Avenue
Toad Suverinvendent
Willer
Foley
Rene Honsible
Nusanu Valley
Healy
Ceport
Marriages of Williamson to Tilon and Lucas to English
Marriage notices reveal Robert A Williamson age 27 wed Nancy N Tilon in Honolulu on April 5 by Rev Limburg. Fred J Lucas age 24 wed Dorothy N English age 20 in Hemolnta on April 28. Harry Wilson age 34 wed Hannah Mabuka age 21 in Honolulu on April 29.
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Huth
Honolulu
30 Hawaiians Won't Go North War Time Withheld
Report details a mass recruitment and transport scheme involving 30 Hawaiians slated for relocation northward. The group, mostly Filipino and Puerto Rican workers, faced coercion and deception, with some resisting and decamping as wagons appeared for transport. After initial contact by San Francisco residents posing as hosts, signatures were gathered to seal contracts and load detainees into vehicles bound for northern posts in Alaska.
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Pilipinas
Brintol Bay
Alaska
Hatratiang
Hag
Haxsasa
San Francisco
NO MODIFICATION FOR HIM KEefe Chinese Exclusion Debate
A letter from Commissioner Alonorat Haniel J. Keefe of the Department of Immigration defends no change to the race based exclusion law. Keefe criticizes circulating reports of abrogation and asserts Americanization policies, wages standards, and plantation labor context remain unchanged. He rejects claims of deliberate misrepresentation and reiterates opposition to easing the Chinese Exclusion Act.
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Haywichery
Ata
Alonorat Haniel J. Keefe
Keafo
Mawati
Entertaining talk on Old Japanese prints draws crowd
A lecture on Old Japanese prints by Philadelphia Dodke drew a large audience at Kilohana Are League rooms. The speaker, detailing print making and color techniques, captivated listeners as displays of Nippon prints were inspected.
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Philly Dodke
Kilohana
Dodge
Hutening
Ales Halen
Gresley
Unclear fragmentary notice on loans and thanks
Fragmented OCR text mentions owed items and thanks, with names Kath Landte and Peony Kalwuki and a date April 24. No coherent event or outcome established. cannot determine a full news item from the readable material.
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Peony Kalwuki
Pinder
Europeans 10 Be First Aim at Immigration Board
The Immigration board plans to prioritize European immigrants, aiming for a steady flow via a Honolulu waterfront reception center. Leaders advocate regular steamship arrivals and a permanent immigrant facility, with coordination among aviation and shipping agents to manage costs and health protocols.
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Peerttting
Laon
Richard Lye
Ty Board
Ty Board Ral Kearnn
Lore
Rathetin
Lewat
Erie
Honolulu
Clark Jasfont
Fat Pallets Best Friend District Magistrate Case
A Korean resident Kong Won admitted to Chief Detective MebuMe involvement in stealing thirteen chickens from A. Re Silva poultry yard. He pleaded guilty, though he said the count might be overstated, and was sentenced to seven months in prison for the chicken theft during the ongoing case at the Aweh hotel residence.
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Tomer
Kentonco Ion
Kong Won
Aweh
Kong Wan
MebuMe
A. Re Silva Poultry Yard
Paaning Ayern
Independent theater to host new vaudeville and songs show
The Independent theater plans a new moving picture vaudeville and illustrated songs program featuring Australian talent to draw crowds. The Ashi theater on Mannakea street opens Monday night with improved seating for 1100 patrons in a airy venue. Tickets for either theater count as votes in the 850 Ford auto contest. Estate appraisals list value at 4,205,805 dollars in California Superior Court records.
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Indapendent
Mannakea Street
Amati
Myer
Mat
Sanitation Plans Face 260000 Urban Health Effort
A sanitation official outlines a plan to spend 260000 from the legislature on expanding sewer and drainage works. City districts near King Street show open sewers and sanitation issues, with boards and inspectors struggling to address dangerous conditions and vested interests delaying new plumbing and drainage projects.
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Board of Health
Hutte Tts
Atreat
Currie
Kallhi
Palame
Tico Mill
Rakshive
Homer
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Keefe
Commissioner of Immigration
Carter
Board of Immigration
the Independent Theater
M. Thiker
Newville
Cumberland County
Amusen
Park Theater NG
Johnson-Jeffries
J. Frolicher
Sailor Roberts
Moving Pictures
Frank Gotoh Vs
Geo. Hackenschmidt
Eddie Fer
NEW Orpheum Theater
Honolulu Amusement Company, Ltd
Empire Theatre
Matiners
Pastor
Merle
Susana
Mme, Schell Lant Choo
Fim
Btrone
Bumiputtie
Turpis
Muninipre
Russell
Speeme
Filma
SAVOY
King and
Lowell Auateatio
Shotyh
Artie
Heene
Ken
Anker Sisters
Jones
O’brien fuoWan
Ay Gove
Pal Gs
Hawaii
Teowived
Hoite
IO Mall & Bot Sporting Department
Kingetree
K. of P. Hall
Louies
Independent Theater Hotel
Nuvanu
nowEe Wacon Oo
King Street
Marsh
Rexall
Dlacomtort
Button
L. B. Kerr & Co., Ltd
Alakea Streey
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