Republican Landslide Discussed By Chairman Robertson AGM
Chairman Robertson praises a strong landslide and campaign effort across districts. He notes turnout and organization boosted by Republican workers while Democratic opposition lapsed. He claims Hawaii’s vote reflects hard work, predicting Home Rule splits and a realignment along national lines.
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AGM
Roberson
MuMbert
Iute
Hawaii
National Party
Vida
Johnson
Sherman Arrives as Stormy Weather Hits Harbor
A damaged UB Army transport Sherman docked at Naval Wharf No after arriving from Ban Muneleo at 12:15 p.m. The crew reported heavy seas and a minor injury to a passenger while on deck. The ship carried about 200 passengers including Army officers civil interview staff and families bound for Honolulu. Names of officers and passengers are listed in the casualty and muster roll.
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UB Army
Sherman
Ban Muneleo
Naval Wharf No
Bat
Francia
Lot
Threal Ewuser A Lacy
Yas Vonmer
Mes Lagan
Hoop
Jmssengers
Honolu
Paiprar
Camp Me
Kinley
Mra
Ramu
Us 8
Dietrlet Court
Watnland
Postettios
M. J. Heaman
T Smith
LK. Thompson
Kulott
Reogore
W. EB
Kobt
Teo Hivat
Chow P. Walurr
Win
B. Horton
Dante G. Berry
Campbell BL Babcock
T. Kuhor
E.R. Williame
Myvite
Jac Ten Wiliams
Mit
J Mawe
Pury
Names List Cluttered by OCR From Honolulu Mail Shipment
The shuffled OCR reads a long roster of names including Morton Austin Mes KY Mit Jer Reaney and many others, followed by a note about the Sherman bringing 14 bags of mail to Honolulu and plans to move 80 tons of corn by port to Manila via Guam tomorrow. The text is a fragmented, mixed list with minimal coherent narrative beyond shipment and transfer details.
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Clinton
D. L. Howall
Sauter Geo
Howell
Lewla Lucas
FA. Cook
Mian
B. Cook
Mise
M. Cook
Cook
P Conk
Te Cole
L. Cute
Marjorie A. Kirkpatrick
Cecelia McHugh
Mes
C. W. Stevens
Maat Corwin Stevens
Mak Th
Stevens
le Stevens
M.C. Groegor
Mire Mac Gregor
Ly Groegar
1Ed Barnett
Mise L. Harnett
Ant Allyn
A. G. MeKeres
John Kern
Ho G. Gragwom
H.W. Mickeon
Mra. Terrell
Hey
A. M. Hilsson
E. C. Cogan
L.A. Dorrington
Tekle
Mian K. Lekin
Khor
Bitty
Hart Builth
J. A. Beott
A.cott
D. P. Sullivan
May Throckmorton
J. Ft. Willaims
Williams
Mise Josephine Dillon
Matton
Scanton
M. J. Scanlon
Frank O M. Puller
A. C. Drown
Mr. O'Vara
Mise H. Brown
Manter A Brown
Guam
M. Holme
Sherman
Honolulu
Manila
Tomorow Aty
Writ of Error to Washington Seeks Supreme Court Review
Jurisdiction dispute in Hawaii Territory reaches the U S Supreme Court on appeal from a probate guardianship case. Chief Justice Prear allowed writ of error to challenge Circuit Judge Gear's chamber proceedings and guardian removal actions regarding Annie Parker’s estate. Unanimous ruling awaited from the high court after intense deliberation. A concert at the Hawaii Hotel tonight at 8:30 honors the visiting transport Sherman with a possible Tanat dance by Holoman's quintet.
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Croir
Ebawitiers
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Supreme Court of
Territory of Hawai
W. F. Prear
Oral High Tribunal
Court of Wittch
A.W. Carter
Annie T. K. Parker
Dinge
Cr D. Gear
Low
A. W. Carter
Carter
Gear
Chamborn
Joieme Court
Haywaiian Hotel
Sherman
Misio
Holoman
Quintet Club
Wisn
Legislature Booked Says Secretary For Quick Session
Territorial Secretary Atkin discusses an urgent session and government plans in New York, praising election results and vowing to advance territorial development. Governor Cartier comments on Atkinson and the Republican administration, while Atkinson asserts a forward program toward practical economy and continuity next year.
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A. Lb
Atkin
Ainmoda
New York
Wawhinston
Buenos
Lewise
Cars
Hye
Aianunty
Hutton
Hawaiiam House
United States
Ae National Bank
Geeuri
Hanille
Aerung
Honda
Pilon
New
Wilcan
Yosterday
Wall
Gand Kevernment
Democratic Party
Democrats Critique Election Turmoil and Ballot Tampering Claims
The article recalls alleged irregularities at polling places involving tampered ballots and numbered ballots that could identify voters. It quotes Mr Kinovy criticizing Republican and election inspectors, urging Democrats to condemn interference and protect equal rights, while calling for accountability and reform.
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Kinovy Mde
Republican Party
Baling
Federal
Mokewin
Democratic Party
Snd
Damo Vate Party
Te Parte
Missouri Folk and Roosevelt contest voting results mixed
Roosevelt leads nationwide with 825 electoral votes while Missouri shows Folk, a Democrat, safely winning as governor. California backs Roosevelt by large margin and eight Republican Congressmen are elected. Reports from New York and Tokyo provide broader election and military notes.
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New York
N. Y
Roosevelt
Missouri
Folk
San Francisco
Cal
California
Nevada
Republican United
How Republican Cala Says Vit Vida Won Fifth District
In a campaign report Henry Vida attributes victory to hard daily canvassing and personal contact with voters. He notes splits were prevented with targeted persuasion and that the Fifth District remained loyal to the Republican column despite opposition.
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Cala
Henry Vida
Wero-Horng
Toich
Yolon
Harvey
Harevey
Mahulona
Tim
Republican Party
Republican Rewrise
Local Maui Returns Show Varied Precinct Totals
Nineteen of twenty Maui precincts report results with candidates Kuhio and others leading in different districts. Hayselden and Kalama post notable tallies while several H.R. and Rep. contenders appear across the ballot. Also noted are upcoming school events and a football game set for next Monday at the Puna grounds.
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Lahaina
Te Evening Bulletin
Honolulu
Maui
Kuhio
Laukea
O Nalley
H. FL
Hayselden
Kalama
Coke
H. RD
White
H. Rep
TE Hala
Nakuina
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Hawaiian Hotel
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Ada
Congress
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House of Representatives
Port Arthur
Tokio
Japan
Rikling Susang Mountains
Maul
Dan Renear
Ant Ernest Kooke
Myrtle
Healant
Punahowground
Manufacturers’ Shoe Co., Ltd
Fort Street
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