City Officials and Local Election Pledge Featured
A political excerpt lists mayor, sheriff, city attorney, treasurer, auditor, city clerk, and supervisors with deputies for Honolulu and surrounding districts. It urges voting straight for good government, criticizes ticket splitting, and comments on federal building priorities amid garbled quotes and partisan rhetoric.
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John C. Lane
Andrew Cox
John Cathcart
Robert W. Shingle
James Bicknell
D. Kalauokalani
Chas. N. Arnold
Makanoe C. Amana
Samuel C. Dwight
Frank Kruger
Eben P. Low
Harry E. Murray
James C. Quinn
Honolulu
Wm. K. Simerson
Waialua
Oscar Cox
Koolaupoko
Frank Pahia
Waianae
J. K. Kipau
Ewa
John Fernandez
Koolauloa
L. K. Naone
Fragmented War Time Commentary Reflects Political Turmoil
A garbled, broadside style column critiques Democratic gains in Hawaii, stock market fears, and calls for vigilant public caution. It scoffs at Hearst’s aviation proposal, hints at maneuvers around the presidency and Supreme Court, and urges citizens to guard civic virtue amid national political rhetoric.
Third Party Prospects Sparks Broad National Talk
A Chicago Daily News correspondent reports widespread discussion of Theodore Roosevelt's possible third party run and questions whether Bryan Hearst and other leaders are converging on a common policy response to the national crisis. Robert M. La Follette is named as a likely Provident candidate.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Willian Jennings Bryan
Willian Addolph Hearst
Wiliam J. Bryan
William J. Monrat
Robert M. Ta Follette
Reaty
One Federal Site for Honolulu Meeting Voices Strong
Citizens of Honolulu expressed opposition to any change in the federal building plan and urged continuing consideration of the Makuku site. The joint chamber and merchants association meeting reflected broad public sentiment in favor of the Mohukinite site and the congressionally directed enlargement plan.
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Prince ‘Teal Te
Honolulu
Homolulu
Leon Lumpros
Chamber of Committee
Serehants’Association
Thin Payer
Congrem
Rockefeller Reunion Seeks Father Of John D and William
The Rockefeller Association of the United States reports a reunion in which John D Rockefeller and William Rockefeller seek the father of the two. The gathering names officers and plans a future inquiry by mail to obtain details on birth and lineage as part of a broader family history effort in Poughkeepsie.
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Newburg
X.Y
William Rockefeller
United States
John D
John D. Rockefeller
Nic
William P. Rudd
Cleveland
de Hathy
Rocketh Joram Hrooklya
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Tan
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Theeory
Rockefeller
Aaron R. Laws
New York
Lewy
Rockefeler
Lupe
Johnns
Yelen
Willem Rockefeller
Mra Rudd
Henjamin F. Rokefeller
Canon City
Coto
War Prado
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Montgomery
Henry C. Rockeefeller
Brooklyn
Henry C. Rockefeller
W. Gardner
Hockafeller
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Mins Green Rockefeller
John. P. Walker
Poughkeepsie
New Party Spirit Emerges In National Politics
A fragmentary item notes the rise of a potential new national party driven by Progressive ideals. It cites Senators Johnathan Noumete of Oregon and Robert Owen of Oklahoma as leading figures, aiming to reshape governance with a delegated model and a focus on reformist principles. The text hints at shifts in party identity and the fate of the Republican brand.
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Opies
Feg
Joe Laws
Dante
Hoo Jarty
Howrne
Insurgent views on party power and people’s rule in Hawaii
The piece argues that both Democratic and Republican organizations ignore voters, urging a people powered government. It highlights Senator Owen's new pamphlet on anti machine politics, direct primaries, recall and the initiative, warning monopoly wealth risks and praising a republican, people driven system in Hawaii.
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United States
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le Hayas
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Kiramil Nearing Port On World Tour Fame and Times
Kiramil travels toward port amid a world tour mixing pleasure and business. He brokered a $200000 pound sale in a maneuver worthy of Wall Street. Jewelers and impresarios boosted his fame through comic opera and stage appearances. He attracted public attention with Minx Alice Roosevelt during her Philippine visit. He owns four wives but says one is enough now.
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Kiranil Ts
Wall Street
France
George Adofrat
Kiyami
Sulu
Alice Roosevelt
Philippines
Wien
Stocks Still Show Decline And Market Woes Deepen
Continued from Page 1, the market sagged further as brokers refrained from heavy unloading while investors remained wary. Large investors clung to shares they valued, but overall trading showed record lows since January, with a notable dip noted in recent sessions.
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Meliby
Walalun
Hota
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