Flames in Honolulu sparks outcry amid mob clash
In Honolulu a near riot between white residents and Hawaiians followed an assault claim by Earl Williams, a stock broker.Lieut. Charles Lynch and his brother Howard narrowly escaped a mob at a Waikiki tavern as Hawaiians protested reform measures in special session.
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Radio Schedule for January Twenty Fourth Event Listings
Eastern stations WHE and WGAK list daily programs from 5:30 PM to midnight. Salty Sam through Margaret Santry share music, talk, and variety acts with guests such as Bing Crosby Morton Downey and Ed Sullivan, plus orchestras and serials.
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First New York Subway Opens with 62 Miles of Track
The first New York subway began operation on October 27, 1904, featuring 62 miles of track. Iron telegraph poles replace wood due to white ants destroying wooden poles. The Ludwigsbahn connected Nuremberg and nearby cities, marking early German rail expansion.
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Radio Schedule Fragments Highlight Multiple Programs
A jagged OCR list reveals radio slots across CBS NBC and local stations with piano orchestras talk shows news and music. Entries name performers hosts and time slots such as Myrt and Marge Jesse Crawford Orchestra and Ed Sullivan while noting station shifts and program blocks.
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Wednesday dan 27 WHR 1890 radio program listings
Radio schedule notes programs for the day including morning devotions, classical and orchestral performances, and mentions of guest artists. Items referenced include the American College of the Air, Beauty is Souvenir, and a quartet group with Budd. The text lists venues like Ves estral stables and organizations such as Parsons Ole and his gang.
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Vermallion on the Lake Club to Host Vagabond Dream Orchestra
Griff Morris and his Vagabond Dream Orchestra, familiar from Cleveland radio broadcasts, will perform at the Vermilion on-the-Lake club house Wednesday night for a crowd expected to fill the venue.
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Dreamland Presents A Gala of Intrigue and Romance
The review highlights a bustling Dreamland feature with Lovely Jolietta Young in a romantic adventure. A hapless American hero navigates love, danger, and a daring car chase as he battles a gang of kidnappers and a dishonest minister to rescue a damsel in distress.
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Windows Smashed at Filling Station Violence Probe
Deputies Penuty Sheriffs Pan Chapman and Bob Rodgers investigated vandalism at a filling station where two windows were broken. The incident involved an attempted burglary but nothing else was confirmed as of the report.
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Stolen Bicycle Reported From Lake Avenue Garage
Robert Rr of 1818 Lake Avenue reported a bicycle was stolen from his garage last night. The note mentions the bike as BICYCl.
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Mother Takes One In Thousand Chance To Save Baby
A New York mother plans a brain enlargement operation for her 13 month old daughter Diana Moore to prevent life as an idiot. Doctors assess the risk as one in a thousand but the mother insists the child has nothing to lose and vows to take the chance. The father left the family eighteen months ago. The Navy league spends thirty thousand dollars yearly on broadcasting for a large navy.
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