Belt Road Project Seen Near Two Year Finish
An extended city planning report describes the Belt Road construction planned through De Clidad County and the CAMLOC area. Officials outline a route upgrading 138 miles into a paved corridor linking Koolanpoke to Koolanpoke, with timelines, funding, and public works supervision by City Engineer Giles Gere.
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Han Teen
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Carak
Giles Gere
Kaaba
Halle
Hokie
A. Hare
Kalhanil
Aiea
Murfxeed
Rishakit
Walalia
Pipe Line Payments Stall Under Public Works Trouble
A long damaged item describes a stalled $100,000 pipe line project. It cites Superintendent Marston Campbell, Governor Frear, and Attorney General Lindsay in a dispute over the contract and payments. Construction halted, while finance and authorization questions linger and no release of funds or completion appears near.
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Superintendent of Public Works
Marxtan Campbell
Fesar
Lindsay
Department of Public Works
Dougherty 10 Be Delegated to Atlante Convention
Fragmented OCR reports Dougherty as a delegate candidate at a national convention. It mentions a planned appearance in Fiely and a path through the Luis convention phase. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but reference to public officials and city figures appears.
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Fiely
Tuatha
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Quarantine Lifted Amid Health Service Controversy
The article reports quarantine relief by the Marine Hospital Service and Surgeon General guidance while noting ongoing debates over enforcement and the handling of swine flu and related testing. It mentions arrests connected to the health action and references authorities in Washington and Ohio.
Fragmented prosecutor filings from scribbled territory suit
A garbled OCR readout describes lawsuits and money claims over refusals to repay funds tied to an alleged illegal license. It references a Supreme Court case, court actions, and multiple named places and entities, though many phrases are incomprehensible. The fragment mentions a petition, a court hearing, and questions whether statutes were met, with scattered legal terms and faded proper nouns.
China stepping toward more freedom
Peking announces abolition of the exclusive grand council and the creation of a constitutional cabinet of ten. The reform, promised for months, is hailed as the start of a new imperial era by Western leaders and observers.
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Peking
China
Grand Council
Japanese After Uncle Sam No. United States redress case
Fragmented OCR notes recount a long-ago case involving Japanese detainees taken by a revenue cutter and deported from Hawaii to Washington DC. It mentions captains, trials, acquittals, and the notion of seeking redress while noting uncertain details and dates.
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Japan
Phetts
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Honolulu
Bownd
Washington, DC
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Hellen
Ant
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Aapertitia
Hlewally
Watt
Moe
Baseball Results From The Big Leagues
May results show American League games with New York defeating Boston 4 0 and Detroit beating Cleveland 2 0. In the National League, New York 4 Boston 0 and Pittsburgh 4 St Louis 2, with Philadelphia blanking Brooklyn 0 0.
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Boston
Louis St. Lowa
Gleveland
Seage
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
National
Jeaton
Brook
Iva
Sugar Combine Probe Under Official Review
Washington D C May Investigation into the alleged sugar combine was resumed today with officials examining charges and possible collusion.
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Lapeetal
Lietta Gul
Washington, D. C
Private secretary seeks position in private office
Fragmentary classified notice shows a person seeking a private sector secretary role. The readable names and numbers are unclear. the entry hints at a wish to work with a manager or executive, but essential details such as full name, contact, and location are not legible.
Rebels Violate Armistice Attack Juarez Amid Tense Border
In El Paso May reports say insurgents attacked Juarez despite a renewed armistice between Mexican federal and insurgent forces. Several killed and wounded. Colonel Steever, in charge at El Paso, filed a formal protest over firing into American territory.
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Tex
Madero
Juarez
Steever
Insurrectos Attack Tia Juana Reported From San Diego
Reports from San Diego say 250 Mexican insurgents under American commander Sam Woods are attacking Tia Juana and may capture the town. The situation is developing with American forces defending the border town in May.
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Calley San Diego
Cal
Sam Woods
Tia Juana
Madero Presses Diaz Over Armistice Renewal
From reports it appears the agreement to renew the armistice was not concluded General Madero is described as being hurt by Diaz regarding his resignation request Diaz refused to resign immediately and another attack on Juarez was expected tonight
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Febers
Madero
Presiden Diaz
Diaz
Juarez
Early Action on Kau Ditch Expected in Congress
Fragmented reading shows talk of a thirty year freight franchise to John Mecromman and swift action by Congress during the water session. Remarks note revival of the bill, debates over committee seating, and imminent steps toward passage with few amendments as the session progresses.
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Kau Ditch
Knoite
John F
Mtr Metrmane
Hawaii
Congres
McCre
Melvenson Vane
Deputy Pringle Resigns After Internal Revenue Row
A Weathered exchange reports Deputy Pringle resigning after being demanded out by Collector Cottrill following investigations into work charges, suspicions, and protest notes. The affair touches the department, Japanese workers, and port operations during a tense period of personnel changes.
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Cottrill
Cotte
Cotritt
Pringle
Hutu Railway Company
Vislenes
Gwulline
Beety
Hleen Ginty
Monsarrat Court Delivers Wide Ranging Drunkenness Cases
A busy docket at Monsarrat district court included numerous drunkenness charges with defendants arraigned on the funeral related offenses. Judge Monsarrat and colleagues handle cases from domestic to public peace violations as a large slate progresses.
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Willy
Monsarrat
Monserrat
Statuton
Severa
Te Chy Aid
Monsarrat Et Voller Court
Jury May Report On Hilo Case Tomorrow
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Hielmiond Eee
Favorable Report On Judicial Nominations In Senate
The Senate judiciary committee gave a favorable report on the nominations of A. G. M. Robertson for chief justice of Hawaii and Charles F. Clemons for U. S. district judge. The committee's action allows the nominations to proceed toward final confirmation.
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Senate Judiciary
A. G. M. Robertson
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Charles F. Clemons
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