Hope That Fund Plans to Combat Worms in Cotton
Governors and officials weigh action as Cooke readiness to return to Honolulu sparks talk of a $1500 contribution from the Conservation Fund to fund a campaign against boll worms. The effort centers on supporting cotton growers amid worm damage and awaits a formal decision from authorities including the attorney general and land commissioner.
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Cooke
Conservation Fund
Comminkion
Campalee
Cooke Cane
Cotaorvatte Fond
Lenin
Dave
Yan
Charles
Juddad
Ain
Alexander Lindway
Near Opium 15 Latest and Its Silent Trade
A fragmentary report discusses new methods to smuggle opium into the Territory via covert channels. It notes drug quantities in samples surpass fifty percent and mentions ongoing secret sales. Separate items report Dr McGrew’s improving condition after a fall and a rehearsal for a charity concert at the Opera House on the seventh to aid Pas to Settlement.
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Mbehe
Watt
Navy Station Rush Year Plans Stir Waterfront Renewal
Reports detail planned naval station work at Bratt Harbor advancing Beart Harton site development and related waterfront improvements. Officials anticipate a multi year program with a total near eight hundred eighty thousand dollars and a large public works push, while contracts and timelines remain to be finalized.
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Bratt Harbor
Beart Harton
Bureau of Yerke Atten
Washington
Avcording
Far Paville
Tierbor
Paarl Jorlior
Riotous Scenes Plague California Vote Turmoil
Police in Los Angeles clash with suffrage crowds as California women vote. Officers intervene to restrain enthusiastic participation and restore order amid contentious ballot behavior.
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Los Angeles
Cal
California
Italian advance lands near Tourbrook in Turkey action
News reports from Tripoli say Italian forces have landed at Tourbrook while Italian ships shell a fort. Guarded transports follow as communications may soon begin. Rumors claim Turkey open to peace talks with Italy, and Constantinople to seek control of Italian institutions in Turkey and seize Italian steamers.
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Tripoli
Tourbrook
Turkey
Constantinople
California Women Seek Vote for First Time in Second Try
The article notes California women again pursue suffrage, coming after a narrow defeat two years earlier. Advocates are more hopeful and confident this time, aiming to grant women the right to vote. The piece previews further discussion and mentions continued lobbying ahead of a new ballot.
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Californie
Ware
California
Army marching orders for Oahu drill and curriculum briefed
The report outlines marching routes and stationing for troops to Hawaii and details training across the Army and Marine Corps schools. It notes Major Davis’s return from the Philippines, upcoming maneuvers, and the schedule from November to March including international law and military typography courses.
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Marine Corps
Jug
Perlal
Aw Hawidi
Missouri aviator Rodgers breaks distance record
Marshall Massachusetts October CGP Rogers flew from Springbelt Illinois to the area today setting a new distance record for aviators.
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Aviator Rodgers
Missouri
Sapeeus Sf
Marshall
P. Rogers
Springbelt
Ill
Chinese Soldiers Revolt as Wuchang Leaders Shield Missionaries
Report from Hankow on October 10 notes soldiers in the field openly revolting while leaders protect missionaries. Berlin announces Germany plans to confine the war to the Red, Aegean and Adriatic Seas.
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Frn
Prema Catibe
Hankow
China
Wuchang
Csc
Berlin
Ger
Germany
Red
Aegean
Adriatic
Progressive Democrats Campaigning Across States
A long dispatch details elaborate Progressive Democratic campaign plans led by C. S. Albert. It notes party committees in various states and territories will supervise efforts, aiming to boost presidential prospects and counter opposition. The piece hints at statewide conventions and continued coverage on page 6.
Western floods costing millions loss of lives and property
Denver report states Western floods have claimed many lives and caused about five million dollars in property damage across Tomeltrade and New Mexico foods. The weather disaster has prompted emergency measures as authorities assess the extent of the destruction.
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Cabie
Denver
Colo
Tomeltrade
New Mexico
Passengers Leap From Burning Steamer Perdita
The Little Sound steamer Perdita burned to the water's edge at Seattle Wash on October 10. The crew and two passengers escaped by leaping into the water and were rescued by launches.
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Seattle
Wash
Little Sound
Perdita
Des Moines Faces Streetcar Strike
Des Moines October 10 A strike of street railway employees has been ordered in the city. The announcement follows disputes between leadership and employers over wages and working conditions.
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Des Moines
Irene Cane
Japanese Financier Visits U. S. After Tour
A famed Japanese financier arrives in the United States after a tour of America. He meets with U.S. officials and business leaders, including key figures in Washington and New York, while continuing discussions on economic cooperation and bilateral projects. The visit prompts talks on finance, trade, and potential collaborations between Japanese and American institutions.
Federal Orders Pause Unripe Fruit Traffic
A garbled report discusses potential federal orders to halt unripe fruit imports into San Francisco and Honolulu. It references officials, hearings, and possible regulatory actions affecting fruit shipments and territory containment.
Committed for Trial in Local Shooting Case
Mrs Cessorlof testified before Commissioner Charkee Davin Liep regarding the Letlehin shooting. United States District Attorney Wakatan pledged to pursue charges while Attorney Eugene Murphy and Sergeant Motihon supported the case. Also noted was Wilford Kelly, who was stranded on the Zeutanta ship from Avinteatta with a note about the work.
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Inaba
Daviv Liep
Staten District
Kevekane
Ned
Eugene Murphy
Whitfalboid
Ula
Sugar San Francisco Charity Event Announces Plans
Local notes describe an upcoming charity effort in San Francisco, listing organizers and tentative dates. Details are fragmented but indicate a community drive and fundraising intent.
Blanchard debunks fake beer yarn in city column
A sprawling, error‑ridden tangle about fake beer stories is clarified by Blanchard. The piece catalogs misstatements and names officials, noting a murder mention connected to a local case. continued on page 4.
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Blanchard
Parker’s Hawaii Political Shakeup and Alleged Aspiration
Fragmented wartime dispatches describe Col Parker denying broader ambitions while facing scrutiny from Hawaii’s observers. The report notes ties to prominent figures like Col Barker and Governor Pratt, with speculation on succession and political maneuvering in the Territory of Hawaii.
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Hhiwalt
Falmel
Barker
Coluuritia Towers
Wawa
Wilievialia
Thie Hoh
Artueet
Hawaii
Heverior Pratt
Parker
LIDGATE DIES AT CORNELL
The death of Willan Ladyats a Cornell University student in her junior year is reported. She was widely known at the college and earned honors, with life interests and travels noted as part of the tribute broadcast.
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Willan Ladyats
Cornell University
Kalil
Wiley to abolish caffeinated soft drinks in policy shift
Washington Oct. 10 Dr Harvey W Wiley chief of the bureau of chemistry will abolish soft drinks with artificial and caffein. Ah Young a Chinese 48 years old died at Joe Quoyne's Hospital the afternoon due to alleged injuries from a track accident while watching trials near the Cameron plant. He quit to the hospital by the day of the accident.
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Prvier Nny
Hahilich
Washington, D. C
Harvey W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Ah Young
Joe Quoyne
Hyn Trun
O. Ro & Te Company
Vlows
Jy Mhynty
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