Kakaako Election Probe May Decide City Mayor Race
A Republican committee reports possible ballot violations and late poll closing in Kakaako Sixth Precinct. If findings overturn the vote, John C. Lane could win Honolulu Mayoral race by about 26 votes, altering control of the city government. The committee plans to submit its report to county committees for a decision.
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Bullote
John C. Lane
TNE
Pendit
Walter
Kelauke
Fern
Wat Lane
Lane
Feta
Wiviet
Tune
Ghee Honouli
Problem of Conservation Before Big Meeting at Capitol
A scrambled historical article outlines a conservation conference at the Capitol with attendees including governmental officials and foresters. It highlights opening remarks by Gov Won Prear and discusses forest management, water use, and reforestation as key topics.
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Capitol
Frio Feewr
Terrioelnt
Canvenoid
Thornugh
Mareen Camptell
Agcenture
Prostite Atagrama Af Ponte
W. C. Smith
Koonany
Campletl
Hoxie
The
Forest In Conservation
Hosmer
Hommier
Wis
Tn Yirts
Hawaii
Thetis Sighting Near Kauai Rocks Coast Patrols
Revenue Cutter Thetis cruised off Kauai watching for sampan traffic while inspecting Garden Island shores. The vessel, based at Nawiliwili, traced the coast for signs of a suspected Japanese steamer amid rumors of transport activity and possible poaching along the Pacific coast.
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Revenue
Garden Island
United States Revenue
Kent
aMetiuis
Poite
Mika Wall
Cnast
Ruael
Lost Sampan Towed After Yuletide Distress Near Nihau
A damaged report recounts a small sampan dragged by wind and waves for days near Nihau. The vessel, crewed by a disabled man and captained by an officer, was towed safely to port after distress signals and a perilous voyage lasting several days. A Mayan Weekly summary notes the incident and price.
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Matety
Nihau
Tye
Tim Neer
Political committee shuffle eyed by lone Democrat foe
The report outlines a pending reorganization of key committees with six Republicans and one Democrat, as party leaders weigh chairmanships. W H McTel Jon is expected to seek a role on a committee while awaiting a chair assignment, with Kruger a potential candidate for the roads panel and other names like Murray and McClellan in the frame for various posts.
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Epublica
Jon
Jim Quin
Venok Kenger Ham Bom
Dyance
Pinance
Harey Mires
Patton
Frank J Kroger
Sommer Dwight
Chirle
Arnolds Fee
Anan Twieht
Merray
Pioree
WHAM
Kroger
Count Iso Telstoi Dies in Russia at Home
HAorolal HUTTE EEN Cable ASTAPOVA, Russia, Nov. 10. Count Iso Telstoi died today of inflammation of the loners at his home here. The Countess Telstoi came to his bedside yesterday and remained until the end, with several old friends present.
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Haorolal Hutte Een
Cable Astapova
Russia
Iso Telstoi
Telstoi
Population figures for Bay Cities revealed in census
Population data shows Oakland at about 101,000 residents and Alameda at 23,083. The Alameda figure reflects growth since the last census, while nearby towns report various counts. The report notes the overall Bay Area distribution and mentions neighboring communities in the same update.
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Bisseniein
Gabe
Alameda
Blur Fleet Safe Across Seal Meet
Tymbaterd Prom Mate Portemoutt King Ney 16 Tie Meet division of the American Hottie teriveat here torts, the hid diverton thaw reiehort Graverond Phe foneth will arrive. Not a diuster bag bewn pe sorter.
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Portemoutt
English naval man adjudged negligent
An English naval man was adjudged negligent after a court martial at Portsmouth. The judgment names Captain Mieberkert and relates a naval incident involving a cruiser. Details are fragmented but indicate conviction for negligence and related acts.
English Reform Debated by Peerage and Reformers
Ameitated Brome Paley in London notes discussions on forming a peer body and the reform movement. The article hints at a retort from Vue Lovely and mentions vetoes and upcoming items under consideration.
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Brome Paley
London
Klig
Peer
Pepeekeo Fire Destroys Landing Area
In Pepeekeo on November 16 a fire burned a landing area, destroying fertilizer storage and trunks. Firefighters fought the flames but the level of damage remained unclear. Local authorities investigate the cause as residents assess losses.
Temblor Reaches Pacific Ocean Disturbances Reported
TEMBLOR REPORTS ARRIVAL NEAR PACIFIC WATERS WITH NOISE AND SHAKES. AUTHORITIES IN SAN FRANCISCO NOTE UNUSUAL RUMBLING ACROSS REGIONS AS WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS INTERSECT. NO FATALITIES OR MAJOR DAMAGES IMMEDIATELY CONFIRMED. AGENCIES MONITOR AFTERSHOCK POTENTIAL.
Planters to Discuss Labor Issue in Closed Forestry Session
Hawaii Sugar Planters Association will convene in executive session to probe labor questions with a forestry focus. A report by A Watt, forestry committee chair, urges careful consideration of forestry expansion, past policy, and future needs amid rising timber demand and government land use.
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Seaon
Aveniue
Ati
A. Watt
Watt
Flere
Hawaii
Murray Quits Customs Service After Nearly A Career
Charter F Murray resigns from the United States Customs Service after a lengthy tenure. He served in the York of Ho holut area handling all coat and other imports received. William De AVHder, a clerk, is mentioned in connection with the transition.
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Charter F. Murray
Walker
Cotte
Stackabile
Murray
York
Muncoy
William de Avhder
May Build Sugar Mill in Philippines Proposal
May build a sugar mill in Negros Philippines as agitations shift to a plan for a new mill near Negros Occidental. Local leaders and plan supporters cite potential 14 thousand tons capacity and a one dollar cost estimate under discussion, with Mr. Foport to decide.
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Philippines
MG. Joewell
Kwit
Korea
Nebiogi Certeal Ugar Millin Infant of
Negros
Pilligpne Homwall
Agitatt
Stitar Mill
Negron
Mr. Foport
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Kakaako
Hawili
Pene
Crowlun
Thetis
Kauai
Tolstoy
Emry Alel
Bay Cities
Seal
Mieberkert
Pepeekeo
Uxpeetal
Hilo
Ban Francisco
Temblor
Pacific Ocean
New Zealand
Perle
New Zewldand
Fort
Arra
Customs Service
Wilder
U. S. Weigher’s Office
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