Royal Salute To Chinese Prince Attends Harbor Ceremony
Royal observers, officials, and a crowd line the harbor as a Chinese prince arrives by steamer. Police and guards restrict access while ceremonial escorts and dignitaries move along the wharf amid clattering towers and a formal procession toward the dock. (Continued on Page 2)
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Hong
Tower
Prince Hunn
Patty
Alikia
Mar Lees
Alben Abevet
Abiy
China
Expert Carl Smith reports on Hilo road contracts
The Hilo Board of Trade assigns Carl Perth as special reviewer to examine the construction contracts for the new Hilo road. The report outlines the matters considered by the Board’s committee and explains why a full inquiry is not pursued at this time. Continued on Page 6.
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Carl Smith
Hilo Road
Hilo
Bopt
Carl Perth
Ati Howse
Bowed of Trade
A. Hichards
Hewat
DE Metager
Athent
Hue New
Butch Leads Newsies in Turbulent Showdown
Unclear OCR text shows multiple names like Joe Carvalho John Hoomana Poipoi James Hawaii Oliveira Akaiti Munter and mentions a clash at Cheatreet Aen leerehnnte with references to Teh radi OM and Pant four hemidewd. The fragmented lines imply a chaotic scene around a group called the Newsies led by Butch and a tense confrontation.
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Joe Carvalho
John Hoomana
Poipoi
James Hawaii
Oliveira
Akaiti
Munter Tie
Wilhelmina’s Crew Talks After Mutinous Rowing Incident
Fragmented report describes a conflict aboard Wilhelmina involving the crew and captain Jenyinw, leading to detentions and complaints about a mutinous assembly. The page references the ship, a guard post, and a confrontation near the battle office with unclear details.
Prohibition Shifts Maine Race In 1918 Election
Prohibition dominated Maine politics as voters chose a Republican governor and party candidates in a year defined by temperance issues. The slate favored by supporters of prohibition buoyed Republican bands in the congressional contests while Democrats struggled to unify opposition and gain ground. The results reflected shifting sentiments on national temperance policy and state leadership.
Territorial delegate race ends with Kubio nomination
The Union naming of Pelion Kubio as territorial delegate dominated the scene at the convention despite opposition from the Democrat faction. Ah Atkinson seconded the nomination, praising Kubio’s public works record, while Stephen Desa spoke in support. The endorsement drew laughs during the taunting remarks by opponents, and the motion was carried amid cheers. the article notes the scene continued on Page 3.
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Tereitorial
Hopileioum
Ned Hax
Pelion Kubio
Tim
Pete
Cherena
Kubio
Ah Co Atkinson
Horiarke
Atkingot
Atkhawon
T Wankingios
Maveau
Kutio
Wardingtot
Dev Nate
Kubhio
Stephen Desa
Hilo
Charman
Aden
A. Rice
Bettie
Indictments Raise Bail for Meat Packers in Trade Case
A district court has set bail at 40000 dollars for a meat packers case charging conspiracy in restraint of trade. Indictments against two other defendants are expected soon as authorities pursue the broader prosecution.
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Hibs
Eton
Tremors Reported Across Santa Clara Region
Earth tremors were recorded over six hours today in Santa Clara California with widespread disturbances. The report notes tremors were felt over a large area and may indicate continued seismic activity.
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Santa Clara
Cal
Panama Man Called Home
Lt Secretary Marsh of the American delegation to the Panama Republic faced threats from Panama liberation supporters. Charla Campbell reports Marsh warned the United States would respond to any anti American action as tensions rose in Washington.
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Armodatial Boras
Cube
Washington, DC
Marsh
Panama Republic
Noel
Charla Campbell
Palio
United Batre
Panama Liberelle
Dance at Moana Tomorrow Evening Appears Planned
The notice references a Moana dance event scheduled for tomorrow evening. Details are garbled but indicate involvement by local organizations and a clef of military authorities to be present.
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Moana
Pio Oni Maa We Pulte ee die
Pio Oni Maa We Pulte ee die.
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Pio
Java Sugars Reaching Out for Week Reports Favorable Conditions
Weather conditions for beets in Europe and cane in Cuba show most favorable readings. Receipts of sugar smail for week indicate steady supply signals amid regional production patterns and trade flows.
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Europe
Cuba
Daily Scores Of Big Leagues Page Update
The column lists major league results with New York winning 7 to 3 over Philadelphia and other scores including St Louis 7 Detroit 6 and Brooklyn 2 Chicago 8. It also notes standings and a market ticker style line for the day’s overview.
Ballinger findings discussed by committee in Chicago
Report shows the committee meeting in Chicago with members present. The text notes prolonged hearings and a lack of agreement among most attendees on the Hallinger issue.
Hague Court Decision Accepted In International Award Dispute
The Hague report states the International Court accepted a five of seven point award. The New Zealand and fishing interests were noted as having until five days to dispute the ruling. Neither Great Britain nor the United States objected to the verdict.
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The
Hague
Tie Sul Frinton
Tie Deelvtud
Referendum Report on Arkansas Initiative Vote
From Little Rock reports the referendum shows Arkansans favored applying the initiative to state legislation by about 24 090 votes amid moral unity and a push for state wide referendum. The article notes the movement for direct lawmaking through initiative and referendum and the early vote tally in the state.
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Little Rock
Ark
Rowutte
Nomination Battle Shapes Up For Hones County Race
Nominees for the Hones Ani Srna contest emerge as Cecil Brown and Charter Chill Hegworth vie for top support alongside Albert Judd. Core contenders for the Senate seats include Clarence Crabbe John Ap Joo Cohen and Charles Ackil as party factions tilt toward endorsements. A planned selection of a Minn representative and March conclusion to the convention are noted, with continued coverage on page 4.
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Dalton
Cecil Brown
Charter
Chill Hegworth
Albert Judd
Othiy Senatoria
Ennill
Nts
Claretien Crabbe
Jota Ap Joo Cohen
Charles Ackil
Tonia Caliente
Crabhe
Lothor Candiitos
Prablema
Local authorities search for missing woman witness
Fragmented report notes a missing woman linked to a witness in a case. Police chief McDuffry coordinates efforts after a tip suggested a hotel sighting near Watkin. The article mentions names like Laweta Smth and Mine Stott and references investigations extending to San Fradeiico and Honolulu with continued coverage on page 5.
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Laweta
Burke
Priotaty
Hottie Wicks
McDufffy
Tom Ban Praveino
Watkin
San Fradeiico
Honolulu
Watkikt
Mex Thifflestone
Nat
Meteonvents
Lata Sith
Tereid
Hepitkong
Ano
Watery grave follows shot to ceiling in British steamer incident
Witnesses describe a loud volley firing near a courtroom as a British steamer Romera incident unfolds at sea. The wreck involved Helmer and a crew member who jumped overboard, with authorities tracing the event to a maritime inquiry and naval duties aboard the ship.
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Momlamith
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Coronel Behuyler
Walllag
Butch
Ther Newsies
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Loeter
Prohibition
Maine
Caley
Portland
Meg
Te Goveptier
Che Leitewe
Congrome
Giuerecey
Asher Muda
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Gould
Berand
Exchevernor
Jolali
Cotgeeenien Barthield
Rankine
Howe
Littlefield
Swakay
Htepubivamk
Mr. Gilt
Ewdry Lakheen
UNIO
Prince
Panama
Alita Fletel
Clveman
Dweliva
Eiepenin
Ban Francirco
Ares American Neston
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Ohie Vago
Louie Ty Detemit
Mewestand
Witter Tat
Pileburg
Mrookien
Chvelaiath
Willett @ Gray
Bitar Journal of
Amerwas League
Ballinger
Chicago
Hallinger
Arkansas
Nashville
Tenn
Baytta
Asroutia
Ban Francisco
Awente
Alesander
Voude
Brown
Chillingworth
Judd
Senate
Belmer
Romera
Adee Cooper
Lierat
Coutoon
Pune
Joel Lnailt
Leebaaier
Mies
Ateroom
Wien
Cuytalo Mule
Luau
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