Italian Laborers and Washington Politics Cited in August Report
The article discusses Delegate Wilcox delaying Washington departure until November, chatter about court appointments and a possible third judgeship, with Edgar Cayploes named as a potential insider. It notes labor shortages in California and Hawaii, mentions jurors for the August term of the Circuit Court, and lists names connected to the panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcox
Washington
Capitol
Elapwem
Lahore
Unem
Witeus
Halim Tabor
Californie
Sagaranetoco
Laboers
Goreng
California
Salvation Army Work Day and Evening Services
Salvation Army members enjoyed bathing and Kapolant park, then attended a blessing service at Palaina chapel with Mine Yarrow presiding. Col. French led a sermon about humility, followed by a parade to a hall for a concluding ceremony and a demonstration by Major Marthe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Artby
Salvation Army
UC Clue
Fonlent
Marthe
Rawr
Wood Teade
Wallore
Pishmarket
Lewes
Ha. m
Harrie
Army Hill
Rumbay Achouls Tapy
Col Freuch
Central
Upton
Ehurch
America
Haryle
College Hills Expansion Advances for Bona Fide Purchasers
The movement toward College Hills shows vitality as three residences now begin Brestin work and more are in architects hands for immediate occupation once the car fine and water plant operation starts. The project targets bona fide purchasers and signals upcoming occupancy opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brestin
Bics
Answers Filed in U S Condemnation Suits at Pearl Harbor
The Honolulu Plantation Company and Oahu Sugar Company filed answers to the U S Government petition in condemnation proceedings at Pearl Harbor. Each answer demands a jury trial and alleges land values of three fourths of a million dollars and one million dollars respectively. Trustees of the Bishop Estate have been granted a day extension to respond. The case centers on whether a jury should set value or the judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Oahu
United States
Pearl Harbor Sands
Eatate
United Staten Statuter
Duidge Batoe
Himaelf
Mauna Loa Steward Fittingly Remembered Birthday Dinner
SATS Birthday celebration aboard the Mauna Loa honors Chief Steward Aki. A garden room theme with potted plants, bells and ferns decorates the dining hall. A quintet club entertained while toasts and assorted ices, beverages, oysters, turkey and cranberry dishes, vegetables, pastry and fruit conclude the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aki
Frank Conn
Unite
Hite
Hank
Ronelusion
Ieante
Cor
Rlyntewerd and Company
Supreme Court Opinion on Partnership Case Reverses Decree
The Supreme Court handed down a ruling in William Hlalsdoll v. 1. Warns Chief Justice Froar and Judge Perry concurring. The decision centers on partnership relations between the parties. The majority holds insufficient evidence proving a partnership and reverses the lower court’s decree, maintaining the lower court’s law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deeton
Supreme Court
William Hlalsdoll
Dudge Perry
Dlaening
Dunne seeks delay to write on land case intervention
The article reports Acting United States District Attorney Dunne asking for a delay until June 19 to obtain guidance from the Attorney General on whether the United States should intervene in a land dispute involving a 1000 acre tract under the Organic Act. Judge Gear, Judge Silliman, and attorneys Hatch & Silliman weigh the steps, with government action considered necessary for enforcement and intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JM Atherton
Wahlawa Bugsr Company
Gear
Ben
Thinland
United States
San Francisco
Hatch & Silliman
Silliman
Diapox Sense Corporation
Abolishes Night Schools and Appoints Teachers
The Board of Education ends night schools in the city citing their focus on language learning and high costs. Several transfers and new appointments follow, including Marian de Carmo as Pakula principal and Mabel Mussalin reassigned to Kekalia, with staff moves across Oahu schools and a formal application to use Walalea for an industrial program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atkino
Aukiwen
Hiewatians
Athioron van Auethorteed
Bogil
Walalea
Mink Mabel Mussalin
Hanapepe
Kekalia
Mine Het Mickel
Mise Copwon
Mille Morrie
Wailiee
Mau
Mien Lovina Pill
Walluke
Maul
Ameintait
Minium Achor Avy Geevin
Aenistant
Katmai Lowlve Atteon
Pelnetpil
Pauw
Mive Ednan Seoboy
Mick Karen Nishen
Kautiwela
Jonule Nelteen
Meniatant
Kilthiie
Lille G. Marshall
Ida Bolle Luntty
Kalil
Mike Mignst
Hopomttudl
Biel Wolf
Waianae
Zieh Me Keane
Aumiatant
Kaneohe
Joan Harwoor
Aextetunt
Walmien
Kanal
Clarlotte Stewart
Maknwell
Job Mieli
Prinetpals
Miswee
Ada Hush
Morence Bush
Kolow Sebou
Mike Margaret Miller
Awmintatt
Indecent exposure case in Police Court
Manuel M Telxinra facedPolice Court for innocent exposure. He pleaded not guilty through A A Wilder. The verdict or further actions were deferred as the judge noted a very bad case and ordered costs of 25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel M. Telxinra
A. A. Wilder
Milion
Hou
Telxtera
aLtile
Rotary Alerk
Wilcox
Moonshiner In Court Charged With Liquor Possession
Five men faced in court on liquor related charges. One defendant pleaded not guilty. Judge Dickey agreed to continue proceedings into tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aulge Dickey
Dickey My
Aloha Tu Zealandia and Crew Farewell
The crew of Aloha Tu Zealandia parts ways as departure nears likely before the new time. The Thegine and Fittadisipna crew the elf Hind boat away while the Wheel’s onlookers enjoy the mist of That Captain’s brew. Captain Jas Boley may be disciplined when he returns in communication at To Time. Officers of the old boat stay aboard with Doane of Albany and a Great Dawes dog often seen with the bishop, who pauses for a shovel hat salute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdedhief
Jas Boley
Outing Party Returns From Ten Day Fest at Feningula
Acting Governor Cooper hosted a ten day outing at the Feningula shore with the YW organization members aboard steam tanned craft. Notables present included Mine Thor One, Mine Shige Chu, Lena Pikiniatin, Minnie Binaries, Flette Dickson, Tire Dick eon, AL Alee Allen, Katherine McCarthy, Baith Perkins, Alpha Moore, Helen Kony, Wilkie Park, and Sye Ht Brown among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autiia
Feningula
Walter Brear
Cooper
Thor One
Shige Chu
Minn
Lena Pikiniatin
Mise Minnie Binaries
Mia Flette Dickson
Maw Tire
Dick=eon
Mike AL Alee Allen
Katherine McCarthy
Miss Baith Perkins
Mini Alha Moore
Alka Helen Kony
Wilkie
Mise Park
Sye Ht
Brown
Band at Parker Funeral
A small band will play at Parker Funeral in the park. The ministry in charge will remove the organ and the choir will be played by Wray Taylne during the ceremony. Suniel Paris will attend Sunday afternoon services with the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie
Suniel Paris
Wray Taylne
Grand Jury Picks for Peculay Augie Term Court
The Gram Jury for the peculay Augie term of the Circuit Court has been selected listing jurors including John Adame Baber Charlee Notley Jr Jewee Purmatee Casto Charles Apper Crane William Meaty Grioen and others. The diverse panel includes multiple names with varied spellings and potential OCR errors reflecting the period’s venire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gram
Peculay Augie
John Adame Baber
Charlee Notley Jr
Jewee Purmatee Casto
Charles Apper Crane
William Meaty Grioen
Joh Hwyr
Winh
Chimte
Ersieine Puliorten Poti
Harrie Sever
Kraut Prat
Medittyre Weiler
Coa
Metersair Prank Ho Apnirank Prederick
Dome Chavettoh Crawler
Henry
Prominent Attorney Kittredge Named SD Senatorine
Kittredge, a lawyer from Cheshire County and New Haruphath, appointed to fill the late Kyle's unexpired term. Born March 21, 1801, he studied at Yale and Rutland Law, serving as a U S Senator from South Dakota during the Republican era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of Connecticut
Hows Palle
Great Northern
Chicago
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Thomas Sail Away as Teachers Cheer and Sing at Manila Arrival
A chaotic college scene unfolds as Thomas sails away amid cheers and songs while a crowd of teachers celebrates. A young man dives toward a wharf scene, boards the bowline, and is hauled aboard as observers recount a bottle slipping into the water and a tense rescue. Hall & Son announces a private electric letting plant used for heat in yesterday’s afternoon service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Cianonny
Mallor
Tung Ubtown
Honeluli
Hall & Son, Ltd
Great Struggle Tonight Stare at Honolulu in Classic
Hawaii sports page notes preparation for today’s clash between Stare and Honolulu Athletic Club. Lineups listed with Gorman and Castle among Stare keys, Kaul and Prue Vase for Honolulu. Umpires Morris Keotokululu and Harry Whitmey to start at 3 o'clock with expected crowd over a thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oabu College
Stary
Honolulu
Tim
Howe of Aupens
Morris Keotokululu
Harry Whitmey
Stare
Gortian
Castle
Babitt
Davie
Moore
Bowers
Crown
A. Matcaltine
Viet Felt
Riley
Marratling
Leftield
Kaul
Prue Vase
Thonpron
Wile Matis
Gleason
Antone Louie Amt Aylett
Feld
Kannel
Hunsinna
Jones
Beld
Kant
Joy
Hoth Riley
Dwele
Tam
Gorman
Brown
Davis
Marcitino
Habit
AL Marvaltzing
Hower
Jevery
Ejectment Case Involving Mary Aveterley and Partners
The Hawaiian corporation Rapidait Betate Limited and partners Punabon Mahine Kabalytiai Levers Cooke Limited sue for ejectment from cerwln lade in ible elt with Hor unakaha. Plaintiff claims the weather threw a traple hye pte Monwa Kapunken Kinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Aveterley
Troutwut
Henin
Rapidait Betate, Limited
Panallike
Kline Kuliimocone
Kwak Hato Na
Punabon
Mahine
Kabalytiai
Levers @ Cooke. Limited
Hawaiian Corporation
Abagall K. Campbell
Cerwln Lade
Ible
Elt
Horunakaha
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Aueust
Atherian
College Hills
McClellan, Pond & Co
Castle & Lansdale
U.S
Mauna Loa
Frank Coata
Ukraine
Bulatin
Board OF Education
Dunne
Department of Justice
Waialae
Mise Mary Yooniokw
Ausietant
Kuyaa
Joane M. Cox
Kiauor
Kawi
M. Com
Amatenant
Mise
Mary Ono
Kaena
Mise Ward
Nin
Mile Acho
Cha
Mary Bo Chetle Grineiyal
Masini View
Ola
Aloha
Zealandia
Merchants
Dante
Parker Furral
Charlack
Health Office
Wien
Thomas
Oahu College
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