Milk Control Report Urges New Department in Honolulu
A report on the milk situation in Honolulu recommends creating a permanent department under the Bureau of Agriculture and Forestry with expert staff to regulate dairies and distribution. It also suggests pasteurization plants and centralizing milk oversight under territorial authority, ahead of a two year study by a commission.
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Hin
Honolily
Bureau of Agricuture
Fae
Mile Wuphy Kenarany
Hee
the Mureau of Agriculture and Forestry
Ely
Dairies
Agelentiure
Forestry
Honolulu
D. Taldwin
James Rath
Attacks on Canavarro Stir New Republic Ties
Reports from Hawaii describe a series of attacks on Canavarro by officials of a new Republic faction. The protests target Campbell and Silva and accuse immigration agents of bias while claiming Portuguese laborers face pressure amid tensions over Canavarro’s administration. A wealthy German merchant is cited in a controversial interview alleging maltreatment of Portuguese workers and opposing emancipation, fueling claims of foreign influence.
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A. de Souz
Canavaria
Momarchy
Conral
Bible
Henry
Canayaren
Ofee
Portugal
Thoes
Sam
Portus Nore Prem
Hawaii
Han
Honolula Portiguos
Laborere
Mus Defen
Sugar Experts Report At Sugar Planters Meeting
A fragment from the May meeting of the Sugar Planters Association notes reports from the committee on the experiment station and remarks from the station elite. The open session featured eight committee reports on sugar manufacture, byproducts, labor devices, forestry, irrigation, and more with continuation promised on page four.
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Capitol
Roosevelt Sees HPL Victory in Election Outlook
Columnist Roosevelt offers insights on the election result and the political landscape. He emphasizes that the Right favors a government aligned with conservative aims and stresses continuity in policy despite the outcome.
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New York
Columel Roosevelt
Am Editorieli
Nik
Krome
Shall Japanese be taken by YMCA board probe
The YMCA membership and control board debated admitting Bleve Gous via Mort to active Christi worker status among Japanese prospects. The membership committee opposed Mort's application unanimously, with threats of resignation from one member if the eight consular section were admitted. the issue continued on Page 5.
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Omlivle
Menivern
Dite Unepe
Board of Control
Bleve Gous Wa Mort
Chough
Mort
Dire
Provident RH
Trent
Arthur Ky Larmwer
Alficle
Mori
Ngalnat
Warm reception awaited Mexicans reported en route
A chaotic fragment describes Rock Springs Texas on November 1 where locals claim armed Mexicans are en route to lynch a person named Rodrigues. Citizens and cowboys are said to be armed and plan a warm reception if the party arrives.
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Tex
Roderigues
American Fleet Divisions Arrive at Torquay
Reports from Torquay say the first and second divisions of the American fleet have arrived there with the fourth division teleported in. The message confirms multiple units arriving in Britain amid Allied air and sea movements as part of ongoing operations.
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Torquay
Bim
Americad Foot
All Hope Abandoned For Noted Russian Novelist And Reformer
Tula Rivela November 16. Count Leo Tolstoi, famed novelist and reformer, has died at his home here. Reports say the public mourns the loss as friends reflect on his humanitarian work.
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Tula
Rivela
Leo Tolstoi
Contaminated Federal Site Report Delayed Inquiry
In San Francisco a federal site report notes contamination at a Mahuke center and a Washington cablegram seeks confirmation. Deliberate findings remain unverified as officials await a further detailed inquiry and approval from higher authorities.
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Washington
Rubin
Welle Authenti
Fojaet Mae
Sewterdiy Aakine
Fie Aitvier
Tittor
New Parliament Faces Crisis Amid Open Revolt
Fragmented readable text references a crisis facing a new parliament with warnings of vetoes and potential rebellion in the capital. Names and specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Explosive Test Damages Monitor in Fort Mor Area
Damaged monitors reported during an explosive test near Fort Mor Virginia. Multiple facilities affected as community shutters in place, with details scarce. Officials confirm test activities occurred on the night of 6 February amid security measures.
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Mon Mor
Oahu Finances Figure In Deal
Oahu finances figure in deal as members of the House discuss chairmanship and party alignment. Key figures include Henry Holston of Hawaii and Norman Watkins, with a focus on securing support for a Republican leadership change and committee control.
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Oahu
Abu
Oatin
Henry
Holston
Hawaii
Pete Ton
Casey
Damages Awarded in Tug Fearless Case in Old Admiralty
Judge Dole orders Pope Talbot and related parties to pay $5,625.21 in the 1906 admiralty dispute over the dredge Fearless towing the Mary Faster. The ruling covers negligence claims and the resulting damages tied to towage near the channel, with a total sum including related legal costs.
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United States
Bole Sowed
Hope
Peatlow
Hbelve
J.D. Syrenkels and
Hyothers Company
Admiralty
Juilee Dole
Bok
Mary K. Fuster
Pope & Talbot
Ran Franelgen
Atx
Pope Walter
Dole
Fejaten
Echoonne
Guthrie Wins Fight Over Capital City Status
The Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled today Guthrie remains the capital city, ending another clash with Oklahoma City. The long dispute moves toward possible U.S. Supreme Court review. A weekly bulletin notes the update and annual subscription price.
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Guthrie
Cooper Acquitted in Carmack Case Ruling
Local jury acquits Robin Cooper in a murder case involving ex Gomatur, following a trial that concluded today with a non guilty verdict. Prosecutors argued motive and evidence, while the defense cited lack of direct connection to the crime.
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Cooper
Carmack
Mal Hut
Robin Cooper
Gomatur
Whaek
Banyan Street A Rotten Road Described By JA Rath
JA Rath urged the board to fix Banyan Street a rotten road. He read a petition showing the need to improve the thoroughfare to allow patient conveyance to and from the camp, noting looting disturbances nearby.
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JA Rath
Tanyan
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