Central Executive Committee Urges Third Judge in New York GOP
The Central Executive Committee sent a letter to Attorney General Knox urging the necessity of appointing a third judge. The discussion emphasizes party organization influence, loyalty to the party, and the need for honest capable officials, citing Roosevelt, Choate, and Cleveland as precedents. The article quotes Walter and Boyd on how endorsements flow from district to central committees, stressing collective action over single leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCante Stewart
U1ion
Central Executive
Knox
Stewart
Nuva
Kmen
Omer Walter
HC Gout Palltio
Republican Organization of
New York
Huy
Roosevelt
Choate
Rooevelt
Cleveland
Hoonevelt Win
Vantade
Boyd
Geo
Carter
Owen
Considering College Hill for next year residence
A cautious note urges careful evaluation of College Hill before choosing where to locate a family for the coming year. It warns against street rumors and mass prejudices, urging buyers to seek authentic information on prices, terms, transport, water, and building plans before committing.
Organization appeals for broader attendance at event
The text praises Judge Gear and Superintendent Boyd for meeting with one person about ensuring the organization is present beyond regular attention times. It notes the benefit of broader participation and questions how demand for the principle affects eligibility. Conflicting details imply support for continued activity and outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waid Tsefulnee
Aroun
Mit
Pbtte
Oretia
Tie Organicae
Gear
Boyd
Harbor Excursion Planned for Honolulu Harbor No 14
Masters and Association discuss a large outing aboard a chartered steamer to tour around the island. Plans are in progress and definite arrangements have not yet been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu Harbor
Masters and Association, Ie
Doctor at Kolao Establishes Quarantine Station
Dr Cofer traveled from W 6 Mall on Tuesday to arrange medical provisions for a ship arriving at Kolow. A quarantine station is to be established to handle onboard medical care and exposure concerns.
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Kolow
Kaul
Cofer
W. 6
Mendes and Cavalho Given Stiff Sentence in Fore Noon Case
In Judge Dickey s court in Honolulu, Mendes and Cavalho, the hired man, were found guilty of moonshine distilling. Mendes received six months hard labor and a 500 dollar fine while Cavalho drew six months hard labor and a 100 dollar fine. Key witnesses included Maratho and Chillingworth, with Cavalho testifying Mendes directed the operation. The verdict followed extensive evidence and the case may appeal to the Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickey
Honolulu
Joe Semtex
Cavalho
Mendes
Font
Phen
Hato
Kalliitt
Bryant Sailor Trial Narrates Weapons and Witness Testimony
The examination of witnesses in the case of four sailors charged with inserting vessel C.2 Bryant Whll e continued in Judge Retee's court. Gilbert Gilbermon testified under questioning and the afternoon session began at 1:30 with expectations of completion by evening adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wittesses
Bryant Whlle
Judge and Jury Tour Local Valley Scene In Trial Day
Court proceedings continue as Judge Gat and a jury visit Vaouw valley to view the site. J. M. Mord testified for about an hour this forenoon while Stella Cockettoa's trustee notes detail the Stella case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albertina
Stella Cockettoa
Gat
Bucks
Vaouw Valley
J. M. Mord
Supreme Court Adjourns Special Session to August 23
The special session of the Supreme Court adjourned last evening until Friday, August 23. The tax issue remains under advisement and decisions are expected next week. Christine, Nebraska, and related entities are mentioned in the scattered notes, with no firm rulings announced yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Chistine
Supreme Court Judge Presses Fence On Walale Road
A dispute over a fence along Walalee Road pits Supreme Court Justice Perry against the Department of Public Works. Perry reportedly ordered work to proceed, despite protests and a claim of land dedication under civil law. Highway Inspectors were later appointed to monitor the road and address encroachment concerns. A separate exhibit at the Hawaiian Hotel attracted a large crowd, featuring views of China, Japan, and the Philippines with anecdotes from the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Works
Justice Perry
Supreme Court
Moy
Boyd Hy
Jerml Dole
Walalae Road
Heretania Street
Waikikiwar
Perry
Boyd Ty
Perther
Almple
J. C Perry
Gatter
Perry Oro
Hae
Boyd
Honolulu
Willan Cha Jilins
Richard Lane
Eitizene
Hawaiian
Erwin Osnetant
Pacific Coast
Ching
Japan
Philippines
New Leader Emerges Over Free Delivery Changes
A post office plan hints at a new leaderless start for free delivery with 8 AM departures. Officials discuss route numbering, steamer delays, and limited trips as carriers adapt to a restricted schedule. The Evening Bulletin notes voting shifts, prize exhibitions, and subscriber incentives shaping local competition.
Grand Jury Report and Court Instruction in Chamber Case
The Grand Jury reported on its work to date after discussion with Foreman Ables and Foreman’s statement of intent to resign from the Chamber of Commerce to devote attention to the Merchants Association. The court queried the Attorney General’s absence and directed completion of two cases, with orders to release prisoners where no charges remained and to continue investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballitt
Gran Jury
Norlock
Gru
Peterson
Gear
Veneral
Foreman Ables
Grand Jury
Tegal
Title Court
Foreman Ablew
Cathcart
Galu
Hubens
Vofpuk
Hilo Jurors Figure Profit From Federal Service
Federal grand jurors from Hilo calculate earnings from Uncle Sam service. They receive 22.50 for four days at full pay, plus a daily stipend totaling below living costs, with round trip transport and travel entitlements added. No single juror has yet made a profit from grand jury duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bute
Sam
Tate
Isak
Grand Jury
Kervice
New High School Hires Given Commercial Course Lead
Principal Beott announces a new commercial department at the high school with Armstrong of Oakland as instructor. The program, designed to prepare students for business and legal clerical work, will include typing, stenography, and related courses while English and mathematics remain required. Armstrong is expected to start in September as the department aims to meet local school needs with qualified staff and competitive salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MM. Beott
Wae
Suninof Fe
Plowanre Anil Mate Eae
Lethive
Beatt Dine
Oaklord
California
Acott
Arnetrong
Sour
Aas
Froneteco
Weil WA
Somit Tee
van Ly Armstrong
Beott
Labor talks plan meetings at Molokai and Leper Settlement
Managers to meet Sunday to discuss labor issues with plan stationsmen and to seek agreement. Sugar Vineyard Association directors and health board leaders will travel to Molokai and Molokai leper settlement for inspection. A 150820 foot at Muldikt Street sold for 6100 to A A Montano at auction. Evening Bulletin priced at 75 cents per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Bulletin
Thirly
Reaper
Maw
Hawaii
Kauai
Sugar Vinntery Association
Ti. Stomwett
Board of Health
Muldikt Street
A. A. Montano
Te Pottery Creditey
Delivery Promptness and Careful Attention Promised
Instructions advise calling BLUE 62 to send items downtown and request home delivery by the dealer. It promises prompt delivery and careful attention.
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Republican
KNX
T. McGants Stewart
McClellan, Pond & Co
Castle & Lansdale
Koloa
C.D. Bryant
BUIT
Perry Fenges
Supreme Judge
Waialae Road
J. H. Boyd
Wuek
Madeira
le Post Pil
Altates
Wenahe
Wasscot
Honokan
Wien
Eyecuro
Edi-Ion
Thompson
Robertson
Modermat Hue
Hultetin
Fort Street
Sintlt
Ceeds
Beg Mossman
Babbitt
Gorman
Dayton
Shillingworth
Jackson
Williams
Ata Vale
Bowerb
BROWN
Afrits
Kaai
Lesslie
Gleabon
MOORE
Aylett
Peeebes
Margallino
Bleeee
Commerce Chamber
Attel van Wismelind
Tito
Maleine
Plantain
Chamber of Commerce
Hilo
Scott
Armstrong
Mest
Ronize
Merchants
Moncey
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