Democrats May Ask Woods to Retract Statement
The Democratic Central Committee meets tonight to decide whether Woods should retract his remark about McClanahan and Hawaii. Leaders aim to smooth the dispute, insisting Woods’ stance was personal, not official, while Woods weighs his position and plans to attend the meeting.
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Palmer
Den
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McClanahan
McCarthy
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Clanahan
Woods Argun
Palma Officials Resign as Cuban Government Falls
Havana September 28. Cuban Congress met as the Palma government formally tendered its resignation. Congress asked for withdrawal of the act. Secretary Taft is ready to assume the governorship if occupation occurs. Public buildings would fly the Cuban flag and American troops would be stationed with the flag displayed.
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Cubs
Palma
Congress
Taft
Murder Trial Devours Morning Paper Grilling
The morning paper faces sharp scrutiny in the George Warnes murder trial as judges and prosecutors challenge inaccuracies and potential jury influence. Attorneys for the defense protest false claims about testimony and insist the court must scrutinize statements made outside the courtroom.
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de Bolt
Ator
Toyn
George Warnes
Prosser
Ala
Kingabary
Kalakiela Offered Sheriff Place On Home Rule Ticket
Kalakiela may run for sheriff on the Home Rule ticket after the committee offered him nomination. He says he has not accepted or refused and has a week to decide. Meanwhile an auction overseen by Sheriff Brown drew dispute over an attachment on goods from a former restaurant operator, with High Sheriff Henry disputing the seizure. The matter is set for court with attorneys seeking possession of proceeds.
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Jack Kalakiela
Home Rule
Lo Reat
Home Rule County Committee
Aberitop
Kalakivle
Sherif Brown
Dupanet
Iwate
Treet
Ben
Sheri Henry
Devastating Storm Ravages Mobile Area
A fierce storm battered the Mobile section causing loss of several lives and many injuries. Property damage runs to three million dollars with parts of the city submerged. Ships wrecked, wharves destroyed, and houses collapsed across four to five blocks.
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Mobile
Ala
Thin City
Terrific Losses Hit Cotton Growers and Fishermen
New Orleans September 28. Losses in the Mississippi delta to cotton growers and fishermen will total hundreds of thousands of dollars. Shipping has suffered severely as a result.
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Tor Fernitara Co
Campaign Paper Distribution Plan Noted
The executive committee of the county committee plans a campaign paper printed in Hawaiian and distributed free every Wednesday during the campaign. About 2000 copies will be produced. Jobe Sheldon will interpret during the campaign and will not own the editor role.
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Jobe Sheldon
Mongolia Abandoned At Sea By Japanese Vessel
Reported distress of the Mongolia after being abandoned by a Japanese crew amid a perilous position near the Pacific reef. Captain Porter and the purser allege the Japanese refused aid and obstructed rescue efforts, while the Mongolia and its escort ships sought recovery and support.
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Porter
Hanatuea
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Hanabian
Lounel
Buford
Tmford
Navy Jdock
Hackfeld’s Wharf
Manchuria
Fragmentary note hints at crime and page continuation
The readable fragments mention a cat thief and vandalism with unclear locations and names. The text is damaged and unclear, but suggests a local incident or crime note with a continuation on Page 2.
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Anowawe
Mongolia
Japan
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