Brewer Estate Seeks Union Hotel Street Plan Accord
Hawaii Trust rep for the Brewer estate meets the commission to back a joint plan to straighten Hotel and Union streets. Galt says the estate will cooperate if Union Street widening is assured, offering a half way exchange after due compensation for delay. The commission will report to the Governor and seek a formal arrangement to advance the Bishop street improvements.
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Bishop Street
Union Street
Galt
Hawaiian Trust Company
Latur
Brewer Estate
Collleriun
Willingtton
Brower
Hotel and Union
Star
Commission
Entate
Vorion
Commission Ix
Uhl Tn
Winlog Street
Ho- 10
Palm Cafe
Pearl Harbor Boiler Contract Awarded to Cantle and Cooke
Babcock and Wilcox awarded the boiler contract for Pearl Harbor construction. Cantle and Cooke act as principal agents with responsibilities for furnishing and installing the furnace equipment. The agreement includes detailed terms and required sworn documentation.
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Pearl Harbor
Babcock & Wilcox
Cantle & Cooke
Furmishine
Thin Howe Wan
Eviediont
Japanese Bird Poachers Driven Off After Loot Recovered
A party of Japanese bird poachers were driven off by authorities near Honolulu. The intruders fled inland as police and British officials arrived, leaving behind a quantity of feathers and skins which were later destroyed. A crew member on the Challenger reported injuries from an accident during a voyage. The incident followed patrols near Christina and Pine Hinge as authorities pursued reports of Japanese activity in the area.
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Cnelamar
Estland
Anjunt
Nhin- Holt
Areutment
Oxylel
J Mayer
Francie Tian
Beratt
Wuntrick & Sharp
Abe
Christine Tahind
Christina
Kanshing
Elie Hyig Mere
Sanitation work limits and city health authority debate
The article discusses limiting city sanitation projects to a small portion due to funds and explains arguments by Chairman George Carter. It notes that a broad program needs strong health authority powers, with concerns about funding, scope, and the necessity for decisive action during epidemics and plumbiing health issues.
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Honolulu
George Carter
Carter Ie
Police Against Hypnotic Burial Interference Trial
A court records a bizarre case involving alleged hypnotic interference connected to a burial. Names such as Ayesha and Harnett appear in a fragmentary report describing attempted actions toward witnesses and authorities. The piece references police, county attorneys, and a trial process amid confusing, damaged text.
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Vollee
Ayesha
Harnett
Jeromram
Sicilian Village Doom Looms as Lava Flows Hit Towns
In Catania and nearby towns on September 1 the eruption and ash showers force about twenty thousand people to flee from Cestaglioni and Francavilla. Water supplies are cut as lava flow continues to rise, threatening widespread destruction.
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Catania
Terris rAthquake
Cestaglions
Francavilla
Foreigners in China Warned by British Consul
In Chungking Szechwan China the British consul urged all Americans and Britons to leave the province and seek safety in the coast cities. Rioters hold Changtu and a Japanese gunboat moves toward Wanhuien as tensions rise.
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Chungking
Srechuen
China
Srechwan
Taok
Epee
WW TV
Kin Cates
Peking
Chine
Changtu
Wanhuien
Governors Hear Plea for Women's Suffrage
Anna Howard Shaw, famed suffrage lecturer, spoke to governors urging suffrage. A governors committee was appointed to protest the Supreme Court against affirming the Sanborn Nebraska rate decision, signaling action in national policy matters.
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Anna Howard Shaw
Conference of Governors
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Sanborn
Nebraska
Government to sell timber in Arizona reserves
Washington Sept 14 government plan to pull six hundred million feet of timber from Arizona forest reserves announced. Officials expect allocation to support wartime wood needs and accelerate utilization of designated timber lands.
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Arizona
Avsotrast
Caley
Washington,b.c
Aviator James J. Ward Pauses Cross-Continent Flight
Aviator James J. Ward continues the Hemrat prize attempt across the continent, pausing at Middleton New York on September 14 while trying the long distance flight. The storied flyer maintains progress toward the milestone as he presses on with the challenging route.
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Amacintet
Irene Cams Middleton
WN Y
James J. Ward
Recruiting Change Affects Command of Recruiting Depots
A memo issued today directs that colonels will command recruiting depots as part of a restructuring. The directive names Calvin Washington of Washington D C as the point of contact for the changes.
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Asonci
Calvin Washington
D.C. Bayt
Hare
Colonals
Wilder Wilder Leaves Coast for Farmbridge Meet
Jamon Wilder departs the coast for Farmbridge in time for the Peeremonta event. Reports say he will attend a FE function and perform at a local gathering. A mystery surrounds his trip as officials note potential risks and safety concerns along the journey.
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Jamon A. Wilder
Tye
Henlow
Breakwater Bidder WOOD Explains Low Offer Details
Charter F Worl, vice president of Malta breakwater company, outlines why his bid is lowest for the $450,000 project. He cites open contract terms, government scrutiny, and a plan to complete work within the specified contract time while avoiding delays. He declines to discuss detailed cost breakdowns or rival objections.
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F. Worl
Malta
Amily
Maerin
Hewakwater Company
Avigen
Ray Femmly
Tenens
Hiv
sHincuweton
Philadel Ulin Company
Preliminaries Set For U S Japan Arbitration
Washington reports that preliminary steps for a General Arbitration treaty between the United States and Japan have begun. Tokyo notes show Japan willing to accept a framework similar to Britain and France, with allocation of ministers and delays until cabinet changes. No immigration or citizenship provisions are asked. The State Department pushes for the broader arbitration plan amid cabinet reshuffles and anticipated treaty amendments.
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Wassington
D.C. Bey
Japan
Tokio
Haron Uchida
Prevent Auibanador Heer
Foreen Adtairn
State Department
Patt Nd
Reciprocity 10 Help Island Trade Predicts Ralph as San Francisco Mayor
Commercial Club president Fred J. Waldron, returning from a Pacific trip, predicts Ralph will win the San Francisco mayoralty. He cites possible reciprocity shifts and implies support for Ralph amid a crowded field, with the outlook hinging on eastern provinces and local politics.
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Waldron
Jane Ralph
San Francisco
Belares
Ralph
San
McCarthy
Federal Grand Jury May Report This Afternoon
The Federal Grand Jury continued to session this morning at the United States District Court and is expected to report on the course of the investigation. It may be held over until tomorrow with several items under consideration and discussions noted by court officials.
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Malmland
Earth
Sila
Chaelnuat
Perhiyi
Kiker
Alt Tion
Othe McKinsey High
Federal
United States District Court
Uni
Optim
Rds
Jonni Vant
J. D. McInerny Likely To Lead Country Club
Local notice indicates J. D. McInerny is poised to head the country club as election results loom. Readership details suggest ongoing internal discussions and anticipated confirmations within the club's board and member committees.
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J. D. McInerny
MAY Head Country Club
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