Parties Ready For Final Week In Election Campaign Turmoil
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century political page describes parties readying for a final week of nightly rallies across the city. Campaign managers whisper of confidence in a Republican surge amid Democratic opposition as key figures maneuver and public interest intensifies before continued coverage.
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H Winn
Ord
Kivenineg Ty
Calynet C.F MeMerthy
Coone McCarthy
McCantiew
Can’t Vote for Trent Again Declares Local Voter
P C Jones says he will oppose Trent for treasurer, criticizing his alliance with McCandless and Condien. Jones maintains he has voted for Trent before but now believes Trent has alienated himself from the territory’s interests. He plans to consider other candidates on election day.
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Trent
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Andy
Iwcord Au
Trent Hos
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McCandless
McCand
Eaya
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Leprosy Cure Discussion At Medical Society Meeting
Dr Donald H Currie will speak on leprosy treatment and care at the society meeting today. He will present notes on medical strategies, vaccine trials, and allied expert opinions, with emphasis on public health and the feasible use of isolation and research findings.
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Hyead
T. Clear
Currie
Motokat
Hawaii
Medical Society
Ann Mul
Donald H. Currie
University club meeting and ophthalmology program review
The university club meeting continues tonight with opening remarks by Dr. W.G. Rokorn after volunteers are read. The program features talks on eye injuries and treatments, quarantine effects, and neurological topics, with physicians including Dr. Nothage and Dr. C. B. Wool presenting brief lectures and demonstrations.
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Hhro University Club
WG. Rokorn
Armstone
Motery
Carl Ramu
Post Office Dynamited by Robbers Blast Levelled On Lookout
A late 19th century robbery aftermath details a post office dynamited by assailants using a large nitro glycerine charge. The blast opened the building, allowing the thieves to escape. authorities search for suspects but have no clear clues yet.
Slow Scores In Football Reflect Weakened Offense
News from October 20 notes that the new rules have weakened offenses with few touchdowns. Yale led 19 to 6 over Colgate, Navy 17 to 0 against Western Reserve, and Pennsylvania 17 to 5 over Carlisle, while Harvard, Army, Princeton, Dartmouth, and others posted smaller results against weaker opponents.
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Colgate
Western Reserve
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Army
Princeton
Dartmouth
Pennsylvania
Carlile
Cars Burned in Yards at Topeka
Fire destroyed several motor vehicles in residential yards in Topeka early today. Investigators assess damage at about half a million dollars as efforts continue to determine the cause and whether arson or accident sparked the blaze.
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Topeka
Topeka Kan
Confusing Conference Report Involving Governor And Advisors
A garbled report describes several conferences in the governor's office about appointing a collector of Internal Revenue. The governor acknowledged tentative appointments and noted questions from others present. Several unnamed individuals were in conference with the governor during the morning.
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Muguienton
Lytuna
Het
Paletig
Jack
Aviator Wins Race at Sailiont Park in Dramatic Finish
Graham White, the noted aviator, edges rivals in a high altitude aircraft pace at Sailiont Park New York. He powers the distance in under an hour, securing the Montel trophy amid a field of challengers as crowds watch the perilous aviation display.
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Sailiont Park
N.Y
Graham White
Hota
Cate
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Notice
Fragmented text notes a person named Lonnie Fei Hawraty and a divorce reference. Apparent messsage mentions a place called Toledy and a questioning tone about a meeting. The readable items include names and a possible divorce action with unclear context.
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Diane
Toledy
Bogus Money 13 Circulating on Coast
Federal authorities report bogus notes circulating along the coast. The notes resemble genuine currency but are counterfeit, with serial numbers and security features failing to pass inspection. Local banks warn the public to scrutinize notes and avoid accepting suspect bills.
China plans money uses amid new edict and reform
An unclear report outlines Chinese financial policy aims under a new edict. Economic authorities seek to guide currency usage and allocate funds across sectors, including public works and reform programs. The government signals coordinated monetary measures for growth and stability.
Coffee Ship Is Lost Off Cuba
A Havana dispatch reports the Crown Primer, a coffee ship with a full cargo, foundered near the Cuba coast. The crew and passengers were saved after the vessel sank, with the ship breaking up in heavy seas. The steamer was bound for New York, carrying coffee and freight.
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Orlea Zews
Crown Primer
Pamengere
Han
Cevere Galia Tat Howe Neon
Youthmart
Immigrant labor plan tied to Isthmian Canal work
The Board of Immigration outlines a plan to secure workers from the Isthmian Canal Zone for canal construction. It envisions recruiting former residents of Spain and nearby regions, relocating them to the canal project, then transferring many to other lands once canal labor needs lessen. Wages cited range from 0.48 to 1.00 per day. The report notes favorable climate and conditions, with no major outbreaks of yellow fever and improved health among workers.
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Isthmian Canal Zone
Isthmian Canal
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Spain
Eitat
Miewall
Tlands
Nino Hinitend
Congress for Governors Only Imagined in Hawaii Delegation Row
Fragmented OCR notes describe a hypothetical congress for governors, with references to Hawaii, potential delegates like James Morgan of the Chamber of Commerce, and Secretary Wood of the chamber committee. The text is garbled but hints at debates over representation, defense, and naval rents.
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Weill
Hawall
Elks Carnival Work Begun At Holt
Continued from page 4 report notes preparations for a local Elks Carnival with meetings about planning and community involvement. A confusion of OCR fragments mentions dates February and early captions, hinting at an upcoming event and safety concerns including a car accident at Holt during the carnival buildup.
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Talon
Holt
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