Cecil Brown Says It Means Ruin
Cecil Brown warns that the Planters Association reconnection policy announced by the Governor will ruin Independent merchants and depress trade. He argues the plan will force store closures and push traders out of business, predicting widespread economic hardship.
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Cecil Brown
Tniterland
Klneweig
Goel
Firat
National Bank of Hawaii
Conkley
Chintation
Friern
Pantetlon
Savarntys
Capture of Grace Nears Completion in Police Report
In a tense update police indicate the Grace fugitive may be captured imminently. Chief McDumtie prepares for the suspect’s return as rewards rise to 500 dollars, with informants tying Grace to associates aiding his evasion. The public is urged to await confirmation as authorities warn against fake tips while detailing Grace’s city-wide movements and concealment.
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Wight
McDumtie
Honolulu
Hiver
Grace
Frimade
Deter
Abe
Prohibitionists Plan Meeting Across City Districts
Prohibitionists meet tomorrow in the Palolo and Walalie districts to organize and energize a citywide campaign. Agent Woolley and Frank Cooke address the group outlining aims, while supporters visit precincts to discuss the proposed prohibitory law and its passage.
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Palolo
Walalie
Jowarn
Woolley
Frank Cooke
Result of College Meets
A special bulletin notes college meets with Harvard track and Yale sailing results. Other details are unclear due to damaged text, but the bulletin reports a 7 to 2 outcome and references competitions between Harvard and Yale.
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Harvard
Sail
Yale
Fourth Day Of Lock Up For The Swope Jury
Kansas City May 14 The Hyde murder trial enters a fourth day of jury deliberations with no sign of a verdict. Judge charged the jury May 11 after days of contemplation amid claims of poisoning and multiple deaths involving Dr Hyde and the Swope family. The trial focuses on alleged attempts to murder Swope and other relatives through potions and injections.
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Kansas City
Hyde
de. Hyde
Stu Honatre Awoye
Aiyde
Mr. Swepe
Chetermain
Weed Wervant
Awope
Roosevelt aides faced with amended Wall bill
Washington May 14 The Committee on Territories amended the railroad bill of W A Wall and associates, reported favorably to the House This act relates to the grant mentioned and its terms The report notes the act is tied to Hawaiian legislative action London May 14 King George VI will designate two aides to accompany Special Ambassador Roosevelt to attend the funeral of the late King Edward
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Bulletin
Washington, D. C
Committee On Territories
W. A. Wall and Big Associates
House
London
Georg
Roosevelt
Edward
UC Celebrates Semi Centenary in Berkeley Ceremonies
Berkeley May 14. Elaborate ceremonies mark the 50th anniversary of the University of California. Hundreds of alumni gather as events open with a large attendance from nearby cities and beyond.
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Berkeley
Cal
University of California
Yale Mission Threatened by Riot Plaques in Changsha
Reports from Peking on May 14 indicate investigators found that teachers placarded the Yale Mission during the Changsha riots. The mission, run by Yale alumni, aims to teach advanced thought in China and may see many normal duties disrupted by the unrest.
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Peking
Chang-sha
Yale
Yale Mission
Ten Bribers Sentenced In Pittsburg Graft Conspiracy
Ten prominent citizens of Pittsburg were sentenced to imprisonment and fines for their involvement in a graft conspiracy linked to city council corruption. The May 14 verdict follows extensive investigations into bribe taking and abuse of municipal power.
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Pittsburg
Tao Subdues Santa Fe After Brief Breakout
TAOS May 14 The out break of the Tao Indiana has been subdued without conflict.
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Santa FE
Indiana
Robinson bars prohibition opposed by local figure
P Robins on opposes Prohibition and refuses to join a committee organized to contest Prohibition. He states his stance clearly and warns that wealthier interests will exploit property. He asserts he will not support movement and calls for unity among supporters.
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Robinvon
Ivan
Who Wrote Letter Of Taft W Washington Ey
A Ballinger case sensation centered on a disputed affidavit. Kerby in the attorney general’s office claimed a Taft letter exonerating Parker was drafted by Assistant Attorney General Lawler and revised by Ballinger. The White House issued a statement denying Kerby’s claim and asserting the President dictated the letter or oversaw its preparation personally.
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Washington
Ballinger
Kerby
Investen Rd
Wickersham
Big League Scores Special Bulletin Cable
San Francisco May 14 report lists major league games with scores including Washington 1 Cleveland 0 and New York 14 St Louis 9 among others. The bulletin cites Boston 8 Detroit 5 Philadelphia 4 Chicago 3 Cincinnati 3 and Philadelphia 6 Cincinnati 3 in various concluded contests.
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San Francisco
Leone
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
New York
Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburg
Adelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Memorial Service for King Edward VII at Saint Andrew's Cathedral
A memorial service for King Edward VII will be held at Saint Andrew's Cathedral at 1 a.m. The service is open to all except reserved seats for officials and others. Official invitations are required to enter the cathedral by a stated time.
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Ralph C.F Poretor
Saint Andrew's Cathedral
California Conference Standings Turn As Final Week Near
The text analyzes two weeks left in the Yoenilte-California Conference race and questions final standings and potential winners. It notes leaders, trailing contenders, and who may benefit from upcoming events.
Inter-Island Bids Shunned By Railroad Sugar Transport
Inter-Island Navigation Company faced no invitation to bid on sugar carriage for Takwa coast plantations recently tied to the Jile Railway. Dowsett and others voiced surprise at the railroad’s apparent bypass of water routes, while stockholders debated planning conclusions and potential plantation involvement.
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Interdaland Steam Navigation Company
Takwa
Jile
tHamakua Mi
Paautlo
Gilinevther
McLean
Literduland
Estaanenyt Lg Company
Bros
Pat
Dowsett
Inter-teland Navigation Company
Censor Pee Costumes At Waikiki Controversy Arises
Honolulu officials debate a proposed city censor to oversee bathing attire at Waikiki. A local group proposes enforcing modest dress, banning revealing suits and questionable behavior on the beach under a new city ordinance. The plan would appoint a commission to oversee bathing attire and public decency.
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Waikiki
Ayho
Imanlelyaly
Honolulu
Joseph J. Mer
Bertram Kiventera
Lis
Pride
Paul De Longpre 15 Happy Here On Arrival at Stormy Week Stay
Fragmented OCR note records a casual, error filled report about Paul De Longpre 15 arriving with a party for a week at Wallikt area during a storm. Mentions wife, plans, and weather context with unclear phrases. Strong entities include Paul De Longpre and Wallikt. Weather references appear as background.
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Paul DE Longpre
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P. Robinson
Taft
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Toad
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