Fragmented Honolulu political notes and garbled quotes
Readable fragments describe deputy sheriffs and local names in Waialua Koolaupoko Waianae Ewa and Koolauloa with scattered references to political disputes and a censored Hawaii status debate. The text includes garbled quotes on democracy and Hawaii's fate with fragmented descriptions of McCandless and Japan-related pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Murray
James C. Quinn
Honolulu
Wm. K. Simerson
Waialua
Oscar Cox
Koolaupoko
Frank Pahia
Waianae
K. Kipau
Ewa
John Fernandez
Koolauloa
L. K. Naone
Thin Is the Week for Hawaii and Public Hopes
A fragmented city government between Republicans and Democrats delays public business as Hawaiians face tests of trust. The piece urges voters to elect the straight Republican ticket and to scrutinize candidates who have shown favorable support in campaigns.
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Nose McCandless
Republicdbx
Democrats
Sraight
McCandless questions Democratic platform in Hilo interview
McCandless tells Hilo correspondent that the trout Una and Democratic platform claim little truth. He accuses Republicans of shaping the agenda, notes immigration as a key issue, and predicts growing opposition as his campaign reveals rifts. He argues Bons and laborers spread prejudices to gain endorsements.
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McCandless
Hilo
The
Bulletin
PhD
Rowe McCandress
Ted Ied
McCandling
Haewail
What Young Hawaiian Americans Should Do
A damaged OCR passage argues that hawaiian American youth should engage for good government despite a contested Democratic platform. It critiques leaders claiming credit for Pearl Harbor era funding and expresses concern about political manipulation in Territory campaigns.
Young Hawaiians face bold lies in election turmoil
The piece attacks a political boss and his claims behind a tax lie, arguing honest young Hawaiian Americans must oppose his demagoguery. It defends Delegate Kuhio and criticizes Democratic aims to undermine his credit, urging restraint and vigilance among Territory voters against royalist and brown-national policy influences.
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Hawaii
Congress
Nepublican Party of
Aial~ Tors
Brown
Kuhio
Kalakgols and Kalaiwaa in Territory Politics
Three features of bosinm for which McCandinas and hin Democracy stand in entitled to the undivided attention of patriotic young men of the Territory. More young men are loyal to Hawaii than they believe. They will join Workers and voters to defeat McCandless and support progressive Republicanism.
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Hawaii
Boos
Hin
Kalakgols
Kalaiwaa
Kona
Board of Supervisors
Mawali County
McCandinas
McCandless
Wil
Sultan of Sulu and Moros in Philippine region
A fragmented historical fragment discusses the Sulu sultanate and Moros in the southern Philippines. It references Theodore Roosevelt and U.S. occupancy, the sultan’s despotic rule, ongoing conflicts with Spaniards, and descriptions of the sultanate’s geography and people.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Wien
Sattan
Sulu
York
Catenin
Orient
Americana
Han
Southern Pacific
Jolo
Philippine
Philippines
Buiteaus
Sultanate
Sultan Damalal
Dyak Bor
Vugalan
Tindik
Alte
AxmiAll
Vagltal
Exoreme
Wlney
Fino Reid
Fragmentary Notice on Local Event Involving Authority
A mangled OCR fragment references a local event, authority at a hut, and possible mention of a person named Maal and Haan. It lacks clear names, dates, places, or outcomes. The readable bits suggest a discussion of capacity or speed and a gesture of giving, but the exact context is obscured.
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Alex
Wuene
Duaigle
Tian
Penton
Court Orders Cohen To Pay In Central Court
A court in the central jurisdiction orders Cohen to pay damages. The record shows a judgment entered in the case as part of a civil proceeding. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but the action involves monetary payment and formal court enforcement.
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Cohen
New Opheim Theater Mayhem Delays Payment Demands
Fragmented OCR notes allege ty and Cohen facing payment disputes over rush work on a New Opheim project to repurpose a Bonnie moving department store into a theater. References to Lens Brothers and a Corniche Stout company hint at structural changes and legal actions while other terms remain garbled.
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Cohen
Opheim
Bonnie
Pletire House
Orpheum
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Robert W. Shingle
James Bicknell
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Chas. N. Arnold
Makanoe C. Amana
Samuel C. Dwight
Frank Kruger
Eben P. Low
Adolphe Monod
Mokokau
McCandress
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Japan
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