Local Honolulu County Officials Listed in Election Slate
Mayors and city officers named include John C. Lane as mayor, Andrew Cox as sheriff, John Cathcart as city attorney, Robert W. Shingle as treasurer, James Bicknell as auditor, and D Kalauokalani Jr. as city clerk. Supervisors named are Chas Arnold, Makanoe Amana, Samuel Dwight, Frank Kruger, Eben Low, Harry Murray, and James Quinn. Deputy sheriffs span Honolulu, Waialua, Koolaupoko, Waianae, Ewa, and Koolauloa districts with listed personnel.
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John C. Lane
Andrew Cox
John Cathcart
Robert W. Shingle
James Bicknell
D. Kalauokalani, Jr
Chas. N. Arnold
Makanoe C. Amana
Samuel C. Dwight
Frank Kruger
Eben P. Low
Harry E. Murray
James C. Quinn
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Wm. K. Simerson
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Oscar Cox
Koolaupoko
Frank Pahia
Waianae
J. K. Kipau
Ewa
John Fernandez
Koolauloa
L. K. Naone
Fragmented text reveals dubious political commentary and garbled quotes
The readable parts show a jumbled mix of slogans and figures referencing Democrats Republicans and Hawaii with unclear context. Names and events are distorted, producing a rough, fragmented political ripple without a clear narrative or outcome.
Turbulent Charges Mark McCandless Campaign Tactics
The report accuses McCandless of using misrepresentation to mislead Hawaii politics and to undermine the Democratic and Republican parties. It claims his platform is a puppet scheme aimed at influencing voters and mocks a recent meeting where delegates rejected his actions. The text suggests his immigration talk and political maneuvers threaten party integrity and policy.
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Democrats and Education in Hawaii Public Affairs
A fragmented political piece compares Democratic critique of school funding to Republican pledges. It argues Democrats mismanage finances and push liberal pay without funding plans, while Republicans pledge to cover teacher salaries and sustained education funding for the Territory. It cites Hoke McCandlows Timperatis and Joe Cation figures in Hawaii politics.
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Immigration Plank Stirs Hawai Territory Political Debate
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Contested Immigration Platform Endorsed by McCandlens
Fragmented OCR text discusses an immigration platform linked to a political campaign. It mentions Bone McCandlens urging voters to support a majority for Delegate, and hints at efforts to influence the Democratic party and campaign voice. The passage is unclear and partially corrupted.
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Fractured Opinion on Territorial Policy and Migration
A fragmented text critiques a political plan in Hewat Territory, arguing the proposed migration scheme is wasteful and manipulated by the Democratic party. It blames leaders Lowe McCandlem and Link McCandledy for poor stewardship, asserting the electorate is intelligent enough to resist being ruled or fooled by party rhetoric.
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Follette Wins Wisconsin Rep Primary. Cook Defeated
The Wisconsin primary results show Robert La Follette winning renomination by a large margin, defeating Samuel A Cook of Neenah. FR McGovern argues a strong gubernatorial bid. County option appears defeated by a large majority.
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Questioning the Meaning of a Clause in Education Law
In a fragmented passage Attorney General Lindsay discusses whether indigent children may be sent to any school and whether separate independent education can be provided. The text notes possible Supreme Court action to settle the issue.
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Stock trading report shows mixed day with losses
Fragmented market notes indicate several stocks trading lower than yesterday with a few gains. Mentioned are shares at O83 and 18, a minor uptick for one issue, and forecasts of lighter volumes tomorrow amid uncertain sentiment.
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