Huge Honolulu Kash clothing sale draws massive crowd
The Kash Clothing Co sale in Honolulu attracted a cosmopolitan audience with a throng pressing at doors from morning. Police guarded entries as athletes attempted entry through windows and exits. By noon manager Cowper said sales exceeded expectations and more goods may remain.
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Editorial Chef On Trial And Gambling Case In Court
The article details Fook Tal facing police court questions over a gambling case tied to Chinese defendants at Panoa cemetery. Prosecutors present evidence of a game run by four Celestial defendants while Fook Tal defends his indirect ties to the morning organ and insists his job involved file management rather than gambling.
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Barber Overcharging in Honolulu Haircut Case Draws Attention
A Honolulu barber faces scrutiny after overcharging a patron. The incident, described as a $0.35 service priced at $0.50, sparked rival shop talk and calls to regulate barber rates. The case highlights consumer concerns amid local business practices and jury deliberations in a related court matter.
Ito's Death May Change Japan's Korean Negotiations
Toky o news reports the death of a veteran mediator affecting Japan Korea talks. Observers note the event could shift the political landscape and influence negotiations with Pyongyang amid postwar instability and regional tensions.
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Czar and King Agree on Joint Economic Policy
In a Paris conference between Czars Nicholas and Humtbert negotiations led to cooperation between two sovereignties on Montenegro economics. They discussed easing internal disputes and aligning Poland policy while avoiding a broader German alignment. If accurate, this signals closer ties with Germany versus Russia and shifts alliances in the Balkans.
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Distinguished Civil War General Dies at 79 in Derby
Ort 16 General 60 Newart of Derby Vermont died yesterday at 79. He earned a reputation for gallantry in the Civil War and was breveted major general on March 15 1865 after active service in key battles. He later served as superintendent of West Point and commanded at Blithe, Pagine and Atlantic military depart ments before founding a university in Cambridge, Gaine.
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Murder of Prince Ite Won't Affect Russo Relations
St Petersburg October 26 officials announce the murder of Prince Ite in Vindivostock will not impact relations with Russia. The aton to consult Russian officials over the Maneturcity claim will not affect any existing ties between the two nations.
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Uncle Joe Change of Heart Sparks Hickman Speech
Hickman Kentucky October 26 Spether Cannon former St Louis booster of a bond funds plan spoke here last night opposing the maintenance of street bonds. His address praised improvements to inland waterways but opposed the bond issue.
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Two Powers Ready to Fight as War Looms in Central America
Panama October 26 reports reliving authority indicates hostilities between Nicaragua and El Salvador. Government tension escalates toward war with military considerations and imminent declaration expected this week.
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