Overturn of the Governor’s veto sparks Hawaii House vote
Legislature debates and votes amid veto clash as Governor signs Dickey bill for a repair fund after a hurricane. Hoogs vetoed employment of minors in liquor outlets. other measures including street naming, bailiffs, and public lands franchise move forward. Committee reports push health, land, and transportation items, with procedural shifts and amendments shaping the county bill’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayen
Dickey
Hoogs
Gil
Allan
Monnarrat
Wilcox
Cooper
Committee On Public Health
Heckley
Public Lands Committee
Honolulu Gas Puel Company
Honolulu
Tme Meloth
Noem
Hawaii Debate Sparks Clerk Change Mentioned by Dickey
A congressional exchange discussed keeping the country from rapid change and Hawaii’s governance. Dickey claimed Hawaii already enjoys a better system than some states, drawing applause before an amendment was tabled and a recess was taken until 1 30.
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Makoknu
United States
Dickey
Hawaii
America
Willie Forest Found Ashore After Harbor Escape
Willie Forest, believed blown to sea yesterday, was found ashore near Kalihi after abandoning a boat. He testified the cook aboard the Edward O’Brien threatened him and schemed to force him to sea, while his father’s nagging was cited as a factor in prior incidents. The boy was admonished at the police station and later sent toward the Sewall voyage, with authorities seeking to prevent further danger.
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Wille Forest
Brown
Reform School
Arthur Ewall
New York
Dimond
Manon
Edward O'Brien
Kalihi
O'Brien
Trieste
Boyd
Gaffrey
Sewall
Wilcox
Forrest
Willie
Hoye
Judea
Teaue
Willie Worrest
Een
Lawn Party by Gleaners Committee Contentions
A detailed list of committee duties for a Gleaners lawn party on Saturday afternoon May 4 at AL W. R. Castle's home. Tables include Fancy table and Candy table with multiple ladies assigned, soda fountains, dinner cards, peanut stand, Hawaiian table, Heurtable, Refreshments, children's entertainment, gate, and a shooting booth run by two gentlemen.
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AL W. R. Castle
Fancy
Mra
Theodore Rich
Brock
Mied K
Waterhouse Minn
Widdifield
Mr. Widdfield
D. Thrum
A. Jones
B.A. Jonon
Mr. Atherton
Mra. Case
Miss Renor
Mise Gileman
Irene Fisher
Belle Ashley
Margaret Peterson
Philip Frear
Guilford Whitney
Ralph
Gear
Pottus
Heurtable
Misaes Beatrice Castle
Helen Lowrey
Violet Damon
Mre
Willians
CB. Damon
Parmele
Sweetie Smith Case Sparks Domestic Dispute
A Tennessee couple’s domestic quarrel erupts when a man and wife are found together at a plantation inn. The husband discovers another man with his wife, triggering accusations, police involvement, and a later confession by an associate. The woman is described in rich attire and treated by a Dr. Emerson.
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Sweetie” Smith
Tennessee Nogro
Zealandia
Dr. Emerson
Kona Plantation War Talk on Railway Franchises and Local Lands
Promoter L Conoper attacks Mr. Achi over railroad plans in Kona, arguing for outside capital and questioning land deals. He cites private gain, franchise terms, and condemnation rights, naming Kona Sugar Company, South Kona Agricultural Company, and several associates as he defends public benefit and criticizes Achi’s proposals.
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L. Conoper
Kona Kaw
Achi
Kona
Howall
Ae m
Comrper
Yeaterday
Star
Bret
Mr. Achi
Wong Sugar Company
Mr. Aci
Acbi
Castle
South Kona Company
Ach
Hilo Ralf
Hae & Franchine
Island
Hawaii
Mr. Acht
Amalt
Huntington
Ansociates
Jon Tile
Mr. Castle
Senator Achi Backs Kohala Railroad Franchise
Senator Achi spoke in support of a Kohala railroad franchise to serve plantations. He said the line was needed after Coop erations stalled and that the locals planned to build the road themselves if necessary. He claimed Copper had behind funds and argued the project would raise property values along the route.
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Senate
Weston
Achi
Notre
Kaapa's Clever Catch Restores Jewelry to City
Detective Kanpa and a assistant recover about a thousand dollars worth of fine jewelry after a robbery. Items include two diamond rings a Pratt ring and two gold encased Chinese bracelets. Kaupa recounts the raid and recovery detailing a break in at Leg Lit of King Street and the swift police work that led to the find.
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Kanpa
Aassetante
Kaupa
Yuen Chong Co
King Street
Vineyard Street
Education Board Debates Teachers Petitions and Bills
Senate sessions discuss a petition to establish a North Wahia district school and critique the education superintendent's methods. House messages include amendments to bills, a two thirds vote over governor’s veto, and committee reports on public instruction.
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Tio
Senate
C Hrone
My Keck
Hanon
Bond
St Kanh
Ustad
Hawaii
House
Brown
Committee On Public Health and Education
Howe
House Milc
Monee Witt
Ubie Bill Wasalec
Kalauoutani
Honolulu
Oahu
Tonoliti
Gane
Baldwin
Morth Wahala
Wokting
Kaipuhas
Puyhue
Kehens
Kahuwa
Kenahalus
Courtroom notes on multiple criminal and civil cases today
In court this morning Jum Sung faced trial on malicious injury accusations with one witness already examined at noon. Crescoro DeAlon admitted selling liquor without license and had sentence suspended for six months. Mike Sabulin pleaded guilty to assault and battery on his wife and paid fines and costs. The Territory v FD Haskell involved a gambling charge. In a civil equity matter Sybil A. Carter et al. sought advice and instructions regarding JO. Carter trustee and related disputed trust provisions. The court heard challenges to certain testamentary trustees and the PATMAN Law request for conveyance of property to George R. Carter for 18000 dollars.
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Credit Court
Plas
Jum Sung
Withens
Crescoro DeAlon
Movan
Rus
Haskell
Mike Sabuln
Costa
Sybil A. Carter
George S. Carter
Frances J. Crehore
Carter
Agnes C. Galt
Cordeta J. Crter
JO. Carter
Patman Law
Sybil A. Careter
George R. Carter
Stole Hardware Anociot Charged With Theft
A carpenter, recently employed by Hall & 200 W Feated, was charged this morning with larceny by the county police, accused of stealing items related to hardware. The Waterman Ideal Fountain Pen and various sizes were among the recovered belongings, tying the suspect to the incident.
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A. Anociot
Hall
Waterman
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