1916 Newsclippings

Posted on Nov 6, 2024 in 1910's, HING History

The following are a collection of news article from a scrap book labelled “Newsclippings 1916”. The articles were glued to pages which were cut from a pervious scrapbook and put into a newer scrapbook sometime during the 60’s based on similar scrapbooks in the collection. Since the scrapbook is deteriorating the decision was made to remove the news articles from the scrapbook in hopes to preserve their longevity. The following drop downs will show case the individual articles based on how they were grouped in the scrapbook.

SCENES AT ELIMINATION EVENTS OF FIRST REGIMENT, NATIONAL GUARD OF HAWAII-(1) Company D
SCENES AT ELIMINATION EVENTS OF FIRST REGIMENT, NATIONAL GUARD OF HAWAII-(2) Company G
SCENES AT ELIMINATION EVENTS OF FIRST REGIMENT, NATIONAL GUARD OF HAWAII-(3) Company K
SCENES AT ELIMINATION EVENTS OF FIRST REGIMENT, NATIONAL GUARD OF HAWAII-(4) Company H
SCENES AT ELIMINATION EVENTS OF FIRST REGIMENT, NATIONAL GUARD OF HAWAII-(5) Wall Scaling
SCENES AT ELIMINATION EVENTS OF FIRST REGIMENT, NATIONAL GUARD OF HAWAII-(6) Filipino Guardsmen
Battalion of Naval Reserves, National Guard of Hawaii, Marching In Great Memorial Day Parade, When Thousands of Folk Greeted Them
SPANISH War Veterans Marching In Great Memorial Day Parade, When Thousands of Folk Greeted Them
Left to right these are: Standing -Lieutenant Marcallino, Lieut. Henry Sheldon, Captain Moragne, Captain Crowell, Captain Morrow Lieutenant-Colonel Timmons, Colonel Broadbent, Major McBryde, Captain Truscott, Lieutenant Horner, Capt. Alfred Hills, Lieutenant Vincent, Captain Oliver. Sitting-Lieutenant Hountain. Lieutenant Hijorth, Captain Cooper, Lieutenant Creevey, Captain Wolf, Lieutenant Smythe, Lieutenant Kaulukou, Lieutenant Wright. The young lady is Miss. Allce broadbent, daughter of the Colonel. below are some snapshots taken during the afternoon at Lawal, at the luau, at which the hosts were the officers and men of Companies G and H.
Bayonet Exercises Company F
General Evans presenting cup to Capt. W. J. Hampton Company M. 1st Inf.
Maj. W. H. Rice, Col. E. H. W. Broadbent, Lieut. Col. L. D. Timmons 4th. Inf. Kauai
(left) Brig. Gen. Robert K. Evans (right) Brig. Gen. Samuel I. Johnson
Maj. M. J. Lenihan, Capt. J. E. Bell, 1st. Lietut. L. R. Fredendall 2d Inf. Judges
Company M (Filipinos) Winner of Finals in Militia Competitions
VIEWS of Military Ceremonies In Connection With Dedication of New Armory In Lihue, Kauai. (1) Fourth Regiment, National Guard of Hawaii, In Column of Masses. In Baseball Park County Building Being Seen In Rear to Right
VIEWS of Military Ceremonies In Connection With Dedication of New Armory In Lihue, Kauai. (4) Company E, fourth regiment, Capt. Ernest W. Kopke, Commanding, Winner of Competitive Drills and Composed Almost Entirely of Filipinos.
VIEWS of Military Ceremonies In Connection With Dedication of New Armory In Lihue, Kauai. (2) presentation of regimental colors by his excellency, Governor Pinkham.
VIEWS of Military Ceremonies In Connection With Dedication of New Armory In Lihue, Kauai. (3) Governor Pinkham, Lieut-Col Luther D. Timmons, Fourth Regiment, National Guard of Hawaii, and Brig.-Gen. Samuel L. johnson, Adjutant-General of Territory.
(Pictures from unknown Newspapers)

Scrapbook

Page 1
1916 COL. Johnson Meets Guard Officers and Tells PlansDownload
1916 Engineers and Machine Gun Co. Johnson’s PlanDownload
1916 National Guard Gives Smoker to Get AcquaintedDownload
1916. Ad Club to Hear Col Johnson on National GuardDownload
1916. Expect Twenty Enlistments As Smoker ResultsDownload
1916. Non-Coms Dance Draws Crowd To Hawaii’s ArmoriesDownload
1916. Third National Guard Regiment is Now RealityDownload
Page 2
1916 Governor Asks better Support for Guard HereDownload
1916. Company B will give Big Smoker at ArmoryDownload
1916. Guard to Enter Football Team in Army LeagueDownload
1916. Guard to Enter Football Team in Army League and National Guard NewsDownload
1916. InspectionsDownload
1916. National Guard NotesDownload
1916. Oahu Likely to Have Regument of Guard SoonDownload
Page 3
1916. National Guard Band Will Give First Concert and National Guard NewsDownload
1916. National Guard News 1Download
1916. National Guard News 2Download
1916. National Guard NotesDownload
1916. Plan of Paying National Guard Men Good ThingDownload
Page 4
1916. Guard Band Will Have Big Crowd at Ball TonightDownload
1916. National Guard NewsDownload
1916. National Guard Notes 1Download
1916. National Guard Notes 2Download
1916. National Guard Notes 3Download
1916. National Guard Notes 4Download
1916. National Guard to Hold Football Meet in Armory SaturdayDownload
1916. National League Wins Military Committeeman to Defense PlansDownload
1916. Site for Guard Punchbowl Camp Formally GivenDownload
Page 5
1916. Men of 1st Battalion Meet Colonel Lincoln and National Guard NotesDownload
1916. National Guard is opposed to Wilson’s PlanDownload
1916. No Attempt to Organize New Oahu RegimentDownload
1916. Orders Effect Promtions in National Guard and Regualar Army Sergant May Get Armory PlaceDownload
1916. Say Chauffeur Drove Over Guard TransitDownload
1916. Sgt Evan’s Not America’s Best Shot After AllDownload
Page 6
1916. Evans will be Given Letter by PresidentDownload
1916. Adjutant General Johnson is Now Brigadier GeneralDownload
Page 7
1916. Pinkham Orders Favor Shown to National GuardDownload
1916. Inspection of the N. G. H. Shows Strength of 700Download
Page 8
1916. A Complete Regiment is Outlined for KauaiDownload
1916. Daylight Drill of GuardsnenDownload
1916. Guard to Raise Six Companies for Coast GunsDownload
1916. Want National Guard put Under Federal ControlDownload
1916. Wrestling and Boxing Booked for Guard MenDownload
Page 9
1916. Guardsmen of Maui will Give Big DanceDownload
1916. Guardsmen to Take Exam for PromotionDownload
1916. Major Broadbent Dines OfficersDownload
1916. Maui Proud of Guard’s GrowthDownload
1916. National Guard Makes Soliderly Showing at Review by GovernorDownload
1916. National Guard NotesDownload
1916. Twelve of Guard Companies will March in ReviewDownload
Page 10
1916. Guard Numbers More than 3000; Still GrowingDownload
1916. National Guard Defeats Squad From SchofieldDownload
1916. National Guard Soon Will Have Strength of 5000Download
1916. Want Guard as First Line of Citizen ArmyDownload
Page 11
04.25.1916 Garden Island ArticleDownload
04.22.1916 Island Man Only at Head of GuardDownload
04.19.1916. Hundred Guard Officers Take Exams in MayDownload
04.20.16 National GuardDownload
04.25.1916 Nearly $800 from EntertainmentDownload
1916. Mask BallDownload
1916. National Guard to Hold Masked Dance on Saturday NightDownload
Page 12
1916. Will Set forth Needs of Guard in Noon TalksDownload
1916. Machine Gun Men Get AssignmentsDownload
1916. AD Club Hears Speakers Upon Many SubjectsDownload
Page 13
04.26.1916 Policies of President as to War Remind Marc Klaw of a StoryDownload
04.26.1916 National Canvass for Prepardness Reaches HonoluluDownload
04.26.1916 AD and Commercial Clubs to Hear of GuardDownload
Page 14
04.27.1916. Enlistment for Coast Defense Work StartedDownload
04.27.1916. Military Spirit in Hawaii Makes Good ImpressionDownload
04.27.1916. Rotarians Urged to get Behind Training CampDownload
05.02.1916. Money for National Guard is PlentifulDownload
05.04.1916. Advertiser ArticleDownload
Page 15
05.04.1916. Guardsmen of Kauai Take Part in ReviewDownload
05.05.1916 Militia Signal Corps Soon to be InspectedDownload
05.04.1916 National Guard System Indicted by War ExpertsDownload
Page 16
05.08.1916. Efficency Before ExpediencyDownload
1916. Preparing for Big Military dayDownload
1916. Military Luau Signal Success and Schedule for the Baseball SeasonDownload
Page 17
05.10.1916 Hawaii Guard’s Offer Cordially ReceivedDownload
05.10.1916 Camp Funds to be Put to use in Short OrderDownload
05.09.1916 Hawaii Guard’s Services are First OfferedDownload
05.09.1916 Wilson Calls Militia of Border States outDownload
05.10.1916 What the Cablegram MeantDownload
Page 18
05.11.1916 Militia Prepares for Sunday EventDownload
05.12.1916 Coast Artillery Company FormedDownload
05.12.1916 Grand Ball Given by Enlisted MenDownload
Page 19
05.15.1916 Capitol Square is Scene of Great Militia FeteDownload
1916. 3 Guradsmen go to West PointDownload
05.17.1916 The New Military PlanDownload
Page 20
05.15.1916 National Guard Makes Fine Showing in Elimnation CompetitionDownload
Page 21
1916. How Kauai Celebrated the Glorious FourthDownload
1916. Fourth of July Address of Governor PinkhamDownload
Page 22
1916. Governor’s Ball a Social FeatureDownload
06.27.1916 Artillery Camp for Guardsmen Will Open SoonDownload
06.26.1916 We Need Every Man and More – General EvansDownload
06.27.1916 New Guard Company to Drill at RugerDownload
06.26.1916 Battalion Aim of C. A. Branch National GuardDownload
06.08.1916 Guardsman Ousted from Service for Being UnamericanDownload
Page 23
1916. Territory of Hawaii Congratulated on It’s Militia by High Army OfficalsDownload
1916. Measure Drafting National Guard into Service Now Being RushedDownload
06.28.1916 Fine Growth of Hawaii’s Guard is ComplimentedDownload
Page 24
06.29.1916 Guard Strength now above 5000 Mark; 1400 HereDownload
1916. National Guard OrdersDownload
07.04.1916 Rifle Range on Punchbowl Soon to be CompletedDownload
07.04.1916 N. G. H. Officers Now on Payroll of GovnermentDownload
06.30.1916 New Law Means More Money for National GuardDownload
Page 25
05.15.1916 Fine Showing by Guardsmen in Prelimnary CompetionDownload
1916. National GuardDownload
05.30.1916 The Garden Island ArticleDownload
05.19.1916 The Pacific Commercial Advertiser ArticleDownload
Page 26
05.31.1916 Naval Reserves and Spanish War Get OvationDownload
06.02.1916 Maui Poloists Expected to be WinnersDownload
06.01.1916 Army Reservists are Barred from MilitiaDownload
Page 27
06.02.1916 Great Military Reserve on Big Island Proposed 2Download
1916. Maui National Guard InspectedDownload
06.01.1916 New Polo Field Will be Christed During RacesDownload
06.03.1916 Great Interest in Polo GameDownload
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06.02.1916 Gen Evans Pays First Visit to Punchbowl SiteDownload
06.02.1916 Great Military Reserve on Big Island Proposed 1Download
06.03.1916 Army Bill Now Law; is Signed by Mr. WilsonDownload
06.03.1916 Examination of Guard Officers Held TomorrowDownload
06.08.1916 Examinations Give Busy Day to 3rd InfantryDownload
06.09.1916 Governor Will Urge Johnson be AppointedDownload
Page 29
1916. National Guard NotesDownload
07.06.1916 Regular Army Officers get Militia CommandsDownload
07.07.1916 Officers of Militia Must Take New OathDownload
06.04.1916 Military Heads on Big IslandDownload
06.07.1916 Local Guardsmen to Wear Maui’s ColorsDownload
06.09.1916 General Johnson Plans Big Times Kamehameha DayDownload
06.061916 Guard Smashers Name Line upDownload
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06.12.1916 Company M is Successful in Final DrillingDownload
06.10.1916 National Guard NewsDownload
06.10.1916 Men to Serve but One Year Before ExamsDownload
06.10.1916 Guardsmen Wait Confidently for Drill TomorrowDownload
06.10.1916 Guard Officer has Good Target RecordDownload
06.04.1916 Polo Cups are Given by Governor and Gen. JohnsonDownload
Page 31
06.09.1916 Governor is Silent in Matter of GruneDownload
06.12.1916 Filipino Guardsmen Win Cupin FinalsDownload
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1916. Captain Atkinson Needs More Men and Governor Recomends Johnson’s AppointmentDownload
06.24.1916 Mayor Works to Aid Guard PlanDownload
06.24.1916 GardenIsland Warmly Praises Filipino GuardDownload
06.23.1916 Guardsmen of Kauai Practise for FourthDownload
06.20.24 Kohala Guard Planning Big Time July 4thDownload
06.10.1916 Guard Polo Night at Bijou TheaterDownload
06.23.1916 Militia’s Medico’s Must Show AbilityDownload
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1916. Fine Showing made at Kauai by men of the 4th infantry, N. G. H.Download
07.06.1916 Signal Company Equipment Will Be Issued Soon and Guard may have Dental Surgeon for each IsleDownload
07.06.1916 Army Officers get national Guard DetailDownload
07.05.1916 All Guardsmen are Required to Enlist AgainDownload
07.03.1916 Militaman’s Pay from Uncle Sam Begins this MonthDownload
07.02.1916 New Guard Artillery Company to OrganizeDownload
06.30.1916 Governor Lauds Progress of National GuardDownload
06.24.1916 Guard Officers Offer Services to Gen. JohnsonDownload
Page 34
07.07.1916 Machine Gun Co. Starts Campaign for 20 membersDownload
07.08.1916 Pratical Joke on Filipinos Rouse WrathDownload
07.13.1916 2nd Company is Inspected; Has 68 Men Present and Guard Bandmen Must Attend to get Their PayDownload
07.11.1916 Views of Military Ceremonies in Connection with Dedication of New Armory in Lihue, KauaiDownload
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07.20.1916 Col. Lincoln’s Resignation is Cause of RumorDownload
07.21.1916 Machine Gun Co. is Gaining More Men Every DayDownload
07.21.1916 Hawaiian Music to Fill N. G. H. Armory at Dance TomorrowDownload
07.18.1916 National Guard Separated From Militia CommandsDownload
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07.21.1916 Adjutant General of Territory Not in National GuardDownload
07.20.1916 Head of Militia Here Unaffected by Army RulingDownload
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07.31.1916 New Rules for National GuardDownload
07.27.1916 Japanese Square Racial ProblemDownload
07.26.1916 Governor Shies at Japanese Question in National GuardDownload
07.25.1916 No New Companies for National GuardDownload
07.24.1916 Guard Must Take Rigid ExaminationDownload
07.21.1916 Colonel Lincoln Quits Guard PostDownload
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1916. Call to Guard Was Not Order for Field DrillDownload
08.03.1916 Guardsmen Will do Sub-Caliber Practise TodayDownload
08.01.1916 F. E. MidKiff Punahou Instructor Writes of Monterey Training-CampDownload

Loose in the scrapbook was a hand done drawing of the Territory of Hawaii Seal.