Rodier Entitled to Citizenship Papers in Hawaii Case
United States District Judge Dole ruled that the 1906 naturalization act does not repeal the Hawaii Organic Act naturalization provision. George Rodier, a resident who lived in Hawaii more than five years before the Organic Act, is entitled to citizenship papers despite government opposition. The government plans to appeal the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Territory of
Hawaii
United States
Dole
George Rodick
Rodlek
U. S
Breckens
Rodjek
Kimura's Saloon License Headed To Conditional Grant
Wailuku Maui August 9 The Board of License Commissioners met at Kahului to reconsider the Kimura saloon license petition represented by Attorney J L Coke The board seems inclined to grant the license but on condition that the saloon move to the office now used by Judge Kepotkal rather than the existing bar area near the kindergarten Kimura may accept this demand to secure the license
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wailuku
Maui
Board of License Commissioners
Kahului
Kimura
J. L. Coke
Kepotkal
For Rent Two Bedroom House on Kuakini Street
Two bedroom house for rent on Kuakini Street at ten dollars per month. Includes toilet and bath and is located between two car lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuakini Street
Rights-Right Work and Right Prices Highlight Debate
The article surveys calls for fair labor practices and affordable costs, noting advocacy groups and business leaders on both sides. It cites community organizers and regional employers outlining policy aims, with emphasis on wage standards, safe conditions, and consumer inflation.
Leahi Home asks Hawaii County for per patient subsidy
The Leah Home trustees request the County of Oahu and neighboring counties to pay five dollars per day for five free patients to cover tuberculosis care. They note current income from government funds and endowment falls short of costs, risking limiting free patients unless wider subsidies are secured. The letter, dated August 10, 1907, urges a meeting with the Board of Supervisors to discuss funding and patient allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leaht Home
Honolulu
Oalu
Loahi Home
Mal
Hawaii
Oahu
Kanat
Maul
Hewall
Viewall
Dalut
Board of Supervisors
Board of Health
Leah Home
Allen W. T. Bottomley
Tailor J. P. Rodrigues Relocates to King and Alukea
J P Rodrigues the tailor has moved to a new building at the corner of Alukea and King streets. The shop offers a fine line of English and American garments and bargains.
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J.P. Rodrigues
Alukea and
King Streets
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India
Namnsook
Madras
Lawn
Bordeaux
Sachs Dry Goods Go,, Ltd
T. Uemura
K. Fujita & CO
Beretanta
Nuuanu
Alapai
Atc
Bulletin Publishing Company
Rodier
Kimura’s Saloon
P. E. R. Strauc
King Street
WAITY
Hawai| Photo & Art CO
Fort Street
King
EAM
J. P. Cooke
Coronet
Edison
Columbia
Hotel Street
Palm Cafe
L. C. Smith & Bros. Typewriter
L. C. Smith & Bros
C. W. Macfarlane
Agt
Main
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd
Alakea
C.Q. Yee Hop & Co
King Street Next
Wilder & Co
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