Supreme Court session debates habeas appeals in Hawaii
Special session of the Supreme Court opened at 10 o'clock to review habeas corpus appeals from trials during Hawaii's transition period. Attorney General Dole argued that habeas challenges are civil, not criminal, and that the Territory has a right to appeal under civil law. Justice Galbraith pressed questions as Davis and Brooks prepared to speak after noon, outlining three appeal questions and citing authorities to support or challenge lower court rulings.
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College Hills Building Boom Signals Growth and Transit
The record notes three residences under construction and bids for another already opened, with work in progress for several more by local architects. The effort targets bona fide purchasers and reflects the College Hills expansion. The car line and water plant developments promise immediate occupancy as the project advances.
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War Dept Plans Fast Transports Hancock and Meade Schedule
Transports Hancock and Meade to run fast mail service between San Francisco and Manila via port. Plan to hire vessels for quick trips, expected 22 days San Francisco to Manila and nine days San Francisco to other port. Worksite in Minait bay hampered by rough seas delaying operations. Both ships once record breakers for the Atlantic liner service.
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Death at Waikiki Stuns Native Seaport Area
Goarke Freeman, a native port worker in Gigland, was found dead after a Saturday afternoon fall from a dock near He hex and little alter adock. Bystanders saw no one nearby. a wake and postmortem by Dr. McDonald determined heart dimen as the cause.
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Harry and Nettie wed in Nahiku vows at home ceremony
Harry of Wailuku married Mint Nettie Reis of Nahiku on Saturday evening at the bride’s parental home in Nahiku. The ceremony was performed by Father Dames. The couple planned to depart for their future home in Wailuku. Guests praised the simple, pretty wedding and extended good wishes to the newlyweds.
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Courier Ad Emphasizes M. P. D. Co Prompt Delivery
A vintage style call to action urges customers to contact their dealer and request Blue 621 service for downtown shipments. It promises prompt delivery and careful attention to shipments sent home by the M. P. D. Co through its downtown routes.
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Grand Jury Excused on Flag Raising Day in Honor of Citizenship
Judge Gear adjourned the grand jury for the day noting Flag Raising Day and Territorial Day. He urged jurors to study the Constitution and recognize the rights of all Americans, stressing the importance of due process and jury trials. The court highlighted allegiance to the American flag and the privileges of U.S. citizenship, while mentioning recent local weather and a storm event near Newcastly.
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Court adjourns to tomorrow morning over annexation day
The circuit court adjourned for one day in honor of Annexation Day. The judge urged jurors to study the U.S. Constitution and discussed the flag, citizenship, and the national emblem while noting ongoing cases and possible delays. The court resumes tomorrow morning.
Honolulu contest stirs interest in winter league votes
Jimmy Thompson leads a Bulletin readers contest as Honolulu shows strong interest in forming a winter league. The article details voting, prize structure, and how subscriptions convert to votes, listing top contestants Babbit, Chillingworth, Jackson, Dayton, Bowers, Brown, Kadis, Leslie Williams, Gorman, Gleason, Moore with vote tallies.
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Walula trip ends with missing crew. rescue near Kahului
The schooner Walula attempted to reach Kahului with gear from Alice Kimball and left Wednesday with captain Grickwin and Neteon Lanwine among six crew. Befog calm off Kokohead the boat split. two men reached shore while the others vanished. Little Morris towed them to port. Walula returned unable to reach Kahului amid engine trouble, raising anxiety over two other vessels due to planned departures.
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Ail KAO 0 HAENA Law week at Haena Kauai
Law week celebration at Haena Kauai features a long standing custom with wood fires, leaping tinder, and aerial sparks carried by a peculiar wind. The event includes a large twilight spectacle and a public viewing at Kahtliens, with traditions and origins not disclosed.
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Executive Council Delivers Actions on Public Works and Projects
In morning session the Executive Council reviewed a KU Venney letter on petroleum for trial, granted permission to build a jetty at Watukea river mouth, and approved rapid external extensions funded by the Territory. Secretary Cooper Mans urged immediate rapid extension measures, with Ben Brink noted as a key participant amid local trade mentions.
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Wilcox Talks With Governor on Income Tax Issue
Delegate Wilcox reported to Acting Governor Sooper that he was unprepared to discuss the income tax matter. The governor indicated he could not judge the issue fully, and Wilcox noted no opinion was formed on a special session.
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Bulletin Prize Offer Encourages Players at Mi Kiki Game
The Bulletin’s diamond ring prize spurred the crowd and players during last Saturday’s ball game. Enthusiasm rose as voters in the stands pledged bets and chants to push for ring rewards, with players urged to hustle and perform.
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