High School and College Clash on Gridiron Saturday
A dramatic gridiron contest featured the High School and College of Hawaii squads. The college triumphed 4 to 0 amid injuries and heated moments, while spectators noted spirited play and looming rematches as Fort Shatter prepares for future tournaments.
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Barunday
College of HaWait
Higu
Mpdlay War College
Hawaii
Molnveke
Jay Kuhn
Bor
Tracy
Tes
Pratt Dee
Paul Lampke
Mineotar Clark
Hill Rice
Rez A. N. Blart
Abs Fook
Maventline
Sid Birdseye
Jimmy Aylett
George Awal
John Pratt
Fi Howard Case
Kenneth Ablow
Ri Young
M. Momsurrat
Stig Huns
Clarence Dyer
Lester Marks
Will Rec t ire Favorable Action in Athletic Clubs
Janes H. Widdes ex-president of Howlin Anuelation-Football League brings the News from New York that Secretary Sullivan of the ACM aid the favorable action on the application made by athletic clubs for membership. The nominee is given mute time before the application was forwarded from Honolulu. Fileshaw returned to Montreal from a trip to Scotland and the United States. Sullivan is seen lingering through New York en route by carriage taking up the matter with him at that time.
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Janes H. Widdes
Howlin Anuelation
New York
Sullivan
ACM
Athletic Vlubs
Hotolulu
Fileshaw
Scotland
United States
Karape
Bowling Among Fort Shafter Men Tournament Opens
Intense bowling Sunday at Fort Shafter marks the start of a tourney to attract attention for weeks. Companies F and I joined in, with lineups and scorers named, three great games to determine winners, and a review of Alice Kames noted amid the busy lanes.
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Fort Shafter
Alice Kames
Muilelin Perdidand
Alatadt
Phan
Fond Tt
Cot Pasion
Secon
Lneup
Simons
Walton
O'Breen
Blingwon
Hill
LeRoy
Kang
Lisatkowski
Peterson
Anit Cook Ors
Nie
Selmi
Kamehameha School Athletics Booming Amid Soccer Matches
Report from Kay Weluitieha on a Friday afternoon senior and junior soccer clash ending 1 1 with late goals by each side. Captain Winters officiated. Events outline senior and junior lineups and a practice plan for the week as school teams push toward a cadet metal prize from the American Athletic Association.
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Kay Weluitieha
Junlury
Jugtore
Caprain Winters
Fenior
Godfrey
Watalvle
Emdiyi
Iti
Katine Lopill
Mfilikaa
Humey
Tor Sarda
Apia
HE Hrwardt
Hen Muccey
Katal
May
Je Latins Ou
Juniore
Katelalel
Malta
G. Manoha
C. Howet
J Lindwip
A. Spencer
PF. Shijnama
Second Concert Tonight At Thomas Syste With Ku
The second and final concert in shore by Arama will be at Thomas Syste this evening from 7:58 until closing. Last night the band played to a Limuenee crowd and received hearty applause. Tonight’s program features two Japanese numbers and a Hiawatha finale, plus overtures and a musical surprise.
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Dupanene
Arama
Thomas Syste
Ofelork
Dapatiene
Utlera
Mi Nuwaha
Jae Tide
Hiawatha
Munich
Hiawatha Occ
Iwanaviel
Ariole
Coxmoor
Democrats Now in Fashion Bar Scene
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a fashion bar named The Fashion hosting politicians from multiple parties. The text hints at Democrats in fashion, with lines about enjoying drinks and political figures frequenting the venue. Ambiguous and garbled phrases limit concrete facts.
Water Polo Teams Set for Soon Tournament
A shaky article fragment notes water polo teams readying for action. It mentions Freeth's team and Port Shatter gate incident, with Myrties and Hlewlanis expected to join for a potential FORUSA tournament in a few weeks, promising fine sport.
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Tan Boon
Lete
Ule
Freeth
Port Shatter
Iole
Myrties Wit Hlewlanis
Fort are News and Barracks Private Ford Detailed
Owing to the fief that Charles F Stuart private of Company I left for the States to be discharged Private Ford of the mune eon Dway Tite Dern detailed mounted messenger In tly place Ford is some what of a romgl rider and promises to make good Sergeant McDoneld Leaves Aunt McDonald of Company the one of the enru led aboard the transport Lagan When she left for the Sintra fast Saturday The Jenven vaca y In Company G for a non commissioned officer Corporal Luke FE Nichols who te the ranging cor porel in the company with the mate torgeant The private die to take the place of Nichole to abhyet upan woubvod
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Ford
Charles F. Stuart
States
Frank Urd
Tly Place
Ageant McDoneld
Aunt McDonald
Lagan
Sintra
Hie Jenven
Luke FE. Nichols
Torgeant
Nichole
Divorce Order in Hawaii Territory Circuit Court
In the First Circuit of Hawaii Territory Lu my Ida Kelona seeks divorce from Diamond Kekona. Notice is ordered by publication in The Evening News Honolulu weekly for six weeks. Hearing set for January 8 with judge Prominbon presiding in Honolulu.
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Circuit Court
First Judtela
Territory of
Hawalh
Chambers
Lumy
Ida Kelona
Hawaii
Tim
Onlin
Honglulu
Territory of Hawaii
Aix
Mold
Honolulu
Herbal remedy ad promises relief for eczema patients
A garbled advertisement targets skin sufferers with claims of easing eczema through a soothing liquid and spicy language. It urges readers to obtain a doctor's prescription and buy the product at Honglaly Ding Co.
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Honglaly Ding Co
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