Public school funding sparks heated debate in Territory
Citizens urge reallocation of revenues to support public schools as legislators face pressure from voters. The editorial critiques evasive behavior, stresses that strong schools underpin moral and civic life, and urges representatives to act in the interest of taxpayers and students. It also references broader wartime news and global events shaping public discourse.
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Naval clash predictions and political rulings in fading text
The fragmented article discusses naval power balance between Japan and Russia, evaluating armored cruisers and battleships, and the impact of potential battles on morale and strategy. It also covers a legal note on naturalized citizens and voting rights, urging judicial clarity before an election.
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Jude Little
Jude Parone
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Thove Elthweny
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Price of Conscience in a Thursday Editorial Row
The Wednesday lane notes Attorney General Andrews in close contact with L. A. Thurston over a net, while Audew evicted for the Advertiser. An editorial column models a critical take on graft and a heated conference among lifelong friends and relatives, suggesting the fray concerns not love but other matters.
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Alleged political parties fight over precinct ticket in Oahu
Unclear text describes a Saturday night meeting in Oahu County where a committee member from an alleged political party allegedly used rigged methods to push a precinct ticket. The Republican organization counters with a plan to end the incident and set new rules.
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Allence
Oahu
Arga
Fragmented OCR Political Text About Civic Federation
The readable fragment discusses allegations about impropriety within a civic federation, accusing a committee member of election involvement and criticizing a political machine. It references blame on the organization for wine or political influence and questions the integrity of representation and party influence.
Strength of Opposing Naval Fleets Examined
Hihae Wen notes the War in the Orient upsets global strategy. Predictions on fate of the opposing fleet vary by authority. Reviews from authorities, including the Scientific American, offer cautious, divergent views on likely outcomes.
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Hihae Wen
Orient
Honothin
Disorderly House Probe By Territorial Grand Jury
The Territorial Grand Jury met again to consider Deputy Attorney General Petere ani’s push on cases. It focused on Mrs Fauseen for keeping a disorderly house, with heavy attention on Y Kimura editor of the Hawaiian Japanese Daily Chronicle as today’s afternoon inquiry targets. The panel will also probe a Federal authority issue tied to a clipping from a Japanese source and a controversial article in Kimura’s paper.
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Gor Bee
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Admiral Toga
Hin Mercy
Petere Ani
Mra. Fauseen
Y. Kimura
Chronicle
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Kimura
Oma
Senate Short Session Opens With Park Invitation
In the morning Senate session an invitation from Park Commissioners to visit Kapiolani Park at 11:30 a m tomorrow was read and accepted. With no business on the day’s order, Woods moved to adjourn until 10 a m tomorrow. An amendment to 2 p m tomorrow was overturned and the 1 o’clock motion carried. It is expected the Wage and Means Committee will report on the salary bill and the current appropriation bill tomorrow.
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Appeal 10 Democrat on medical distance across Hilo
A wire message noting the dispute over a single physician serving North and South Hilo, about forty miles apart from Epen to Palmer Woods, was turned over to the Senate today. The message asks why and who sent it. Camera views and a parade of the Pacific are advertised for sale at news dealers and turte stores.
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Senate
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Turte
Federal enforcement of Edmunds Act in Hawaii Territory
Federal officers quietly move to enforce the Edmunds Act in Hawaii, indicting several defendants with a few guilty pleas. Grand Jury findings signal tougher penalties, prompting increased marriage license activity as authorities push to curb vagrancy and public morality concerns.
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United States District Court
Federal Grand Jury
Unietern
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