Navy moves on Pearl Harbor coaling plant project details
A Navy Department plan approves a $25,000 local procurement to advance a 100,000 ton coaling plant at Pearl Harbor using yard labor. Concrete piles, local cement and rock are to be sourced in Honolulu, with Civil Engineer Gayton and assistants overseeing design. Rear Admiral Stanford’s inspection voyage and Kapaa cannery expansion are noted, alongside cannery issues on Kawailoa.
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Patley
Naval
Gaylor
Pearl Harbor
Hhere
Washington
Honolule
Mare Island
Honolulu
Hue
Bureau of Vande and Books
Bain
Navy
Stanford, Edter
Kawtal
Kanan
Kapaa
Kawal
Senate Report on Free Trade Debate Faces Hurdles
Washington reports indicate the Senate will not advance a free trade reform this session. Democratic minority opposition remains, while House Republicans push a trade program. Key Senators weigh revisions as differences between chambers hinder reconciliation and potential action.
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Senate
Sonain Committee
Actinn
Notable figures dine in Banta Tanbara gathering
In Banta Tanbara on May 14 Hielokon With apoplesy, Bo Chandi Howard a former resident of the Ma cific and Matt Stoamehtys Company figure, dined among locals. A wife’s alert notes escort to San Alten for trial. Howard, aged and wealthy, was seen in social circles prior to events involving Yokotiena residents.
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Banta Tanbara
Cal
Hielokon
Bo Chandi Howard
Macific
Matt Stoamehtys Company
Wite
Whee
Humhters
Yokotiena
San Alten
Howard
Mateo
Finch fined for interfering in Democratic conclave
In Chicago on May 17 Judge Owen Wan fined $500 for interfering in the Democratic conclave. The court stated the incident involved disruption of proceedings linked to the party event. No further details were provided about the parties involved or the exact nature of the interference.
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Chicago
Hil
Owen Wan
Local men bid on supplies for Army
Local bidders and commission were cataloged for Army needs during June. A procurement office planned for larger orders than prior periods as the department sought low bids for staples, with Hackfeld & Co and others competing on potatoes butter and condensed items. The bid opening by Caplin BTL Pavé was set for May 20 with awards to be decided after price comparisons.
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Jine
Subyterance
Helen
Fred
Fe Waldron
Brautd
Romsted
Mivckfeld & Co
Judge Cooper Reappointed Amid Shriner Leis Row
Local report details Judge Cooper's reappointment amid a fractured scene with Shriner leis. The article notes turmoil at the oath and protests, mentionsHendrick Ltd and various regents, and cites Honolulu patrol actions connected to the event.
Spanish Family Split by Act of Father
A Spanish family faces deportation as authorities consider sending the husband to Spain. The wife and two daughters remain detained in the Territory amid debates on immigrant status and family reunification. Reports describe the father’s alleged violent acts and the government stance toward the family’s fate.
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Pablo Aneine
Paman
Rederat
Page
Peveltoriat
Mawel
Alan
Alan Hie Pinal
Ron
Spain
Spaniah
United States
Howard Howollen
Intea
Ayeliuet
Weil
Thane
May Still Have an Ace in That Sullivan Case
The article reports on a damage suit involving Frank Sultray and the Sullivan case in federal court. Attorneys Lit tle and Curry seek to reopen the case, claiming Sullivan was mentally unfit to accept an $80,000 settlement, and suggesting a new motion to set a hearing date.
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Bibeard
Curry
Sullivan
Edward Sewall
Ho Bee
Pali
Gorge Little
le Hese Coondel
Lite
Corry Ty
Tates
Attorn Hireckona
Naval Magazine Project At Pearl Harbor Reveals Budget
A naval magazine at Pearl Harbor is planned with a $204,008 coating plant and future work on the island. The naval appropriation bill shows a $1000 item for majorite, indicating only partial funding of the total estimate of 8400.00. The plan includes a 4 Hite cotony of town and a seventeen unit magazine design.
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Naval Magazine
Pearl Harbor
Pearl Harter
Kant Selanid
Dryderk
Wil Hive
T Own
Maga Lon
Seventwon
Memorials and Stonework Offer in City
Memorials ad touts largest Granite and Marble stock in the city with prompt attention to orders.
Commemoration Delayed at He College of Hawaii
The college plans a June celebration for the completion of a building and its 75th anniversary but postpones other ceremonies until fall due to construction delays and funding hurdles. Officials cite slow progress on the building and supply issues delaying essential work, with the engineering and machinery divisions awaiting appropriations and project-wide contingencies.
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He College of
Hawa
John W. Titninte
Gilmore
Witter
Beth
Alyy
Allie
Sao Arrwe
Amd
Frye
Strane
Pearl Harbor
Cauren
Ragutration
Dave Yarda
Divetote
Ter Machinery
AIAN
Abemmn
Income Tax Not Favored by Washington Finance Committee
A brief from Washington reports the D. C. finance committee expressing opposition to proposed income tax changes. The item outlines procedural stance and potential implications for federal revenue and state interaction. Members cited concerns about economic impact and administrative complexity.
Sugar Ban Preview From Peancirco News
Fragmentary text shows a sugar ban preview with mentions of quotations and advertisements. Names and places are unreadable, but the fragment hints at a policy or commerce topic connected to a local or regional publication.
Detroit Team Players Strike Leads to Suspension
Detroit ball team players walk out amid turmoil in Philadelphia where manager and star Cobb face suspension after he hit a spectator with insults escalating to removal.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Batman
Cobb
Floyd Allen Murder Verdict In The Mountain Gang Case
June verdict finds Floyd Allen guilty of first degree murder for the courtroom killings. The notorious mountain gang member and leader faces imminent trials for other defendants as the court crackdown follows the violent incident that shut the courtroom and claimed the judge and sheriff among the officials.
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Prema Colliey
Federals Beat Rebels in Mexican Conflict Report
In Mexico near Jiminez on May 17 three workers were captured and brought to court for burning bridges. The federal forces moved northward advancing into devastated areas where many rebels were found dead or severely injured. The report notes widespread destruction and ongoing military engagements.
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Jiminez
Mex
Pastor Murderer to Be Electrocuted
Boston May 17 The Rev Clarence V T Richeson, convicted killer of Us nweethewet, Mice Avey Lonnelly, is slated for execution by electric chair after a trial that drew national attention.
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Mabley
Boston
Mass
Clarence V. T. Richeson
Freight Handlers To Strike Tomorrow Across Nation
In Chicago on May 1 seven freight handlers nationwide announced plans to strike tomorrow. The move affects sundry shipments as unions coordinate action to impact rail and port operations. The announcement names no specific firms or dates beyond the nationwide strike start.
Seven Jurors Sworn in Darrow Sibling Case
Seven jurors have been sworn in for the Darrow sibling case as Clarence Darrow represents the McNamara prosecution. The proceedings occur in Los Angeles with the high-profile jury selection drawing public attention.
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Darrow Sribing
Sein
Brome Cate
Los Angeles
Cale May
Soene
Clarence Darrow
McNamara
Baron Paterno Trial Opens for Princess Murder
In Rome on May 17 Baron Paterno faced trial for the murder of Princess Trigona. The proceedings commenced today as the high profile case moved forward in the Italian capital.
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Baron
Rome
Italy
Paterno
Neess Trigona
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