Hawaii Trade Views and Japan Links Move Forward
U.S. and Hawaii eyes broader trade with Japan as Honolulu merchants push machinery and sugar exports. Figures show rising imports from the United States and growing Japanese demand, with raw cotton and rice among key exports. officials note potential for expanded relations amid broader Asia trade interests.
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Yokotmman
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Ywameiuer
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The
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Twenti
Matt
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Honolulu
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Iy Porte
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China
France
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Praline Meeting Controversy Divides Conference
A chaotic Saturday session at Peinew, Copeland and insurgent leaders clashed over supervision duties for teachers. The Educational Commission proposed workload based on grades handled, while Copeland opposed broader control. The vote failed to conclude, and the meeting adjourned with unresolved tensions and a page two continuation promised.
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Copeland
Eneh
Wells
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Atructh
Castle to Tale Commerce Bly to Spreckels
In a fragmented late 19th or early 20th century notice, plans discuss commerce and a building project linked to Spreckels and Bly, with references to officials, court decisions, and property actions. The text mentions Honohuirs and a committee chair, a Supreme Court decision on a property claim, and potential building and heating arrangements.
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Spreckels
Supreme
Court of California
Chung
Rudolph
Blehoo
Mporlat
Caste
San
Memorials Stock in Granite and March Promises Prompt Attention
The notice states a large local stock of memorials in Granite and March with promises of prompt attention to orders. It emphasizes availability and quick service for customers seeking memorial items.
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March
Consul Baker Warns of Dangerous Australia Trade Situation
American Consul Henry D. Baker in Hobart reports a dangerous trade situation between the United States and Australia and New Zealand. He notes Canadian preference and a potential reciprocity treaty could harm U S trade, urging cautious steps and possible reductions only with substantial quid pro quo. He cites effects on salmon from British Columbia, Pacific coast growers, and sugar cane interests in Hawaii.
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Baker
Sydney
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Governor Feuer Cited In Outburst At Oklahoma City Rally
A chaotic scene unfolds as Governor Feuer is shouted at with profane demands to “go to hell” during a political gathering in Oklahoma City. Report notes heated exchanges, interrupted adjournment, and witnesses recalling the filibuster atmosphere. The event occurs amid ongoing regional tensions and references to military leaders and state defense.
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Wien
Fitin
Hiemird
Oklahama
Gendeat
Fragmented religious rites and motions at the consecration
The article narrates a tangled scene involving bishops and clerics at a religious ceremony. It mentions Bishop Willis Glad and several names in a formal procession with references to breaking away from ties and hopes for forward movement. The piece appears as a partial column with continuation noted as Continued on Page 3.
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Woman Strangled by Husband Hangs Self in Morning
In Portigiane Manuel i Prestas allegedly tied his wife to a tree and beat her, forcing her to accompany him as they fled toward a nearby home. Police then arrested Freie after an attempted murder tale, stating the husband was the attacker. the wife escaped with injuries but survived.
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Pan
Povid Kanimitotia
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Freitan
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Next Big Fill in City Reclamation Work at Kewalo District
The article outlines a major reclamation project in the Kewalo district part of Honolulu. It discusses a potential $190,000 revolving fund and the involvement of local authorities and firms, with questions about tender readiness and project scope. It mentions the poverty relief context and the impact on surrounding property frontage and livestock facilities.
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Hothen
Aietires
Hue
Joe
Amato
Troubled Times Prompt Johnson to Probe IWW Turmoil
Governor Johnson ordered the attorney general to San Diego to investigate the troubles with the Industrial Workers of the World. Wein stock defends himself saying Socialists and the American Federation of Labor were justified in joining with the IWW to defend free speech.
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Galf
Johnson
San Diego
Weinstock
American Federation of Labor
Supporters Of President Hopeful At Cincinnati May 21
Voters见 report that only about 40 percent of Dhid’s vote is cast as farmers stay in fields. Tutt forces claim early gains, Pitt supporters show mixed signals. Roosevelt and Hepner Carter comment on campaign pace as Ohio polls loom.
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Aten
Columbus
DHID
Cincinnati
Sugar Refiner Suit Hears Havemeyer Message
In the government suit against American Sugar Refining, a telegraph forum from late Henry Havemeyer was introduced to show he sought to crush the Greeley plant then under construction by the Denver trust, Heraker.
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N.Y
American Sugar Refining Company
Henry Havemeyer
Denver
Heraker
Havemeyer
Greeley
Steel Trust Hearings Taken Up Once More
New York May 21 hearings in the government case against the steel trust were resumed today with testimony and arguments continuing before the court. Proceeding focused on antitrust charges and potential remedies as the steel industry regulation saga unfolds.
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Cepewat
New York
Evernment
Steel Trust
Senator Crane to retire from Senate after term
Washington May I Senator Murray Crane of Massachusetts announced today that he will not be a candidate for reelection. The article notes Crane will not seek another term amid political shifts and regional concerns.
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Senator Crane
Tryante
Washington, D.C
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Oil men back Flynn in championship match
Operators in Casper Wyoming rally to back Jim Flynn in the Pueblo main event against Jack Johnson on July 4. Fah Caspar noted as rover artista with the event announced for the upcoming championship.
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Caspar
Wyo
Jim Flynn
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Sugar merger testimony and strike fines reported
In New York on May 2 the Great Western Sugar Company merger was discussed with testimony heard. In Philadelphia on May 2 striking ball players from the Detroit American League team were fined $100 each by President Ban Johnson.
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Great Western Sugar Company
Prves
Philadelphia
Ban Johnson
Sugar San Taaneirco May 2h for Brey n quyobat inns
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Sugar San Taaneirco and a May date with unclear context. Could indicate a note about quota or entry, but essential names and places are garbled. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the readable portions.
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