Artillery and HaA C to open season in hard season debut
The Artillery and HaA C meet in the league opener at the ball park Saturday at 3 20 PM with LM Whitehouse umpiring and C A Long as referee. Key players include Captains, backs, and linemen as both teams tout tough, aggressive practice. Managers Woods and Benson promise a hard, disciplined game.
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AL C
Vollock
LM. Whitehouse
C. A. Long
B. A. Mon-Smith
H. A
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Chauhane
Ellie Mebhittie
Vlaht
Larpert
Vtaht
Gleason
Andreu Galt
Malatel
Pane Hothback
Halbbacks
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Ach
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Cautter
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Kern
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Mote
Jane Woods
Mw Cie
Linus
Irene
Percy Be
Ilery Tema
Foo
Discussion on Filed Protest Continues Over Contractors
A continued discussion on a filed protest centers on payments to contractors for city works. Representatives argue for fair treatment and prompt settlement, noting material stocks, storage costs, and the risk to suppliers if delays persist. The debate touches government procurement, local needs, and the impact on Hawaiian suppliers and wages.
Unclear transcript records politics and theater events
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference delegates, Washington, theater shows at Rouehwen Theater, and names but is severely garbled with numerous misspellings and nonstandard phrases, hindering clear identification of people, places, dates, or outcomes.
Local and General News Snapshot from Honolulu
A fragmented Honolulu newspaper page notes everyday updates. Mentions JY Tik, attorney Robertson’s return, Mr and Mrs J Coerprr, and inquiries about missing or unnamed goods. Mentions Watvon & Weet, C W Dickey, and a Maui pansoneer role. Ads reference Baker’s draught whisky, a cottage for sale, and a Kodak calendar insert. Reports on ship arrivals, a hospital update at Queen’s Hospital, and transport Lagan sailing December 1 for Manila replacing Theme. Ambiguities include injuries on Waikiki road and a native child involved in a possible fracture.
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Alea
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Boy Drowns as Police Probe Continues
A drowning incident near Motil is described with confusion over circumstances and a suspect’s status. Police, aided by a Chinese woman, searched the area while at least one bystander was restrained and questioned by Judge Gear’s deputy, as prosecutors and the Attorney General’s office pursue the case. The report notes a public legal notices digest from the Businessman's Handy Index and hints at church and civic matters in the day’s Bulletin.
Winter Back Again Amid Missing Vouchers Scandal
A garbled wartime puzzle page hints at a prize for correct answers while a political subplot unfolds. The article notes Marshal Hendry’s Hawaii trip to handle alleged missing House vouchers and the U S Marshal’s Office measures to review papers, with his return anticipated soon.
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Gorse
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Teachers to Meet at Territorial Education Conference
Following the program of a regional educators meeting at the university school on Monday evening Ample turnout is expected. Key figures include Mary Hobertie Smith and assistant Peteine at Bockley. The gathering covers elementary education, civil literacy, and district business with sessions including a keynote by General Dinneetin.
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Bockley Stanford
Guralty Toplee
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Mie
Holl
Thiaton
Kavidiamene Senoors
Generel Dinneetin
The Business Man's Handy In Dex
The item notes a concise resume of all elements including building permits and real estate transactions in the Saturday Bulletin. It lists rates for Evening Bulletin and Weekly Bulletin, and mentions a former First Sergeant Fogarty from the United States Cavalry who, after forty three years, has decided to have part of an arm extracted after being shot by an Apache. Fogarty is attached to the Army Medical Museum in Washington.
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DEX
Fogarty
Tet
United States Cavalry
Haw
Sinatty Wattes
Archy Medical Museum
Washington
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