Two Lines Property Owners Disagree On Fees
The attorney general probes why Matson Navigation and Oceanic companies paid $100 annual fees to Hawaii since 1900 while Canadian Australian and Pacific Mariner have not. If wrong, the foreig ncorporations may owe back fees totaling about $2,200 each, plus penalties. an official opinion is expected soon as tax authorities review the case. The report notes widening Hotel Street and Hiro Street openings amid urban improvements led by Robert W. Shingle and city planners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matson Navigation Company
Oroante Steamship Company
Pacific Mariner
Hawaii
Traasurerte
Ater
Anatralian
Howry
Ate Pyney
Olen Tt
Rully
Hiro Steootay
Saye
Abdounty Tonmurer
Robert W. Shingle
Iptompt
Phon
Fle
Uke Court
Thin Lny
Ronte
Mvenora
Hints Thie
Tt Huweerel
Weather Today Readout With Humidity and Wind Data
Fragmented OCR notes describe weather readings with temperatures around 80s, relative humidity near 40 percent, dew point, and wind speeds with directions. Observed values include 80.04 absolute humidity per cubic foot and assorted velocities, but the text is garbled and many details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Winda
Bonn
Fragmentary Sugar San Flanetsud Item
In a fragmented newspaper snippet a sugar related note appears with garbled text. The readable parts mention Cob and Hootay BX, with incomplete phrases and a prior quotation. No clear event date person or organization is determinable from the legible lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Flanetsud
Ate
Ms Ad
Lower Nuuanu Avenue Funds Blocked for Repairs
The Loan Fund Commission ruled the $200,000 set aside for Nuuanu Avenue repairs cannot be diverted to fund a beltway or other projects. City supervisors and residents had hoped to use the funds to fix the lower Nuuanu corridor beyond Wyllie Street, but the commission insisted on reconstruction as the sole aim. The cost to complete the work is estimated at about $925,000, with ongoing disputes over priorities and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theough
Petrie
Ety Aed County
Nanani Avenue
Donoluli
Nawansi Avenue
Tates
Woo
Nuwen Avenue
Wyllie Street
Nyw Ck
Eupervicorn
Nitany Avenue
Hew Street
Fanny Wil
Commiuion Lustor
Huthe
Holt Road Commission
Lower
Nuwuanu Avenue
Nile
Tariff revision eyed by Chamber official in Honolulu
E Spalding, manager at the fink in Honolulu and a newly elected chamber figure, told a reporter that the tariff revision is lifting business sentiment. He noted banks offer low interest, others fear demand, and a likely boost in sugar stock purchases.
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RE. E. Spalding
Fink
Bf Honolulh
Conmurey
Harriot
Congress adjourns sine die with dueling statements
Washington August 22 The extra session closed with party leaders trading claims. Champ Clark said Democrats kept pledges including tariff revision while James A Mann warned the session would bolster the President and weaken Democrats. The report notes insufficient detail on outcomes.
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Ned Irene Coss
Washington, D. C
Congress
Champ Clark
House
James A. Mann
Tlners
APO TL Hato Pkeylon
Wea
Little and Touchard Triumph in National Doubles Title
In Newport RR, Little and Touchard defeated F. B. Alexander and H. H. Hackett to win the national doubles championship. Scores were 7-5, 13-15, 6-2, and 6-4.
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Little and
Touchard
Newport
Little
GF. Touchard
F. B. Alexander
H. H. Hackett
Cotton Bill Veto Not Acted Upon
The cotton tariff veto was received by the House today and referred to the Ways and Means Committee to report for action at the December session.
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House
Commission to Probe British Rail Troubles
A commission has been appointed in London to investigate the recent railroad troubles that culminated in the great strike, aiming to determine causes and assign responsibility for the disruption of service and labor actions affecting transportation and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eng
Parliament Adjourns to October 24 in London
Parliament adjourned today in London until October 24. The session paused as officials announced the break, with lawmakers returning for business later in the autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eng
Camp Very Duds Uniform For First Year Marines
An order from Major W G Nevill at Camp Very bans marines from wearing elvitian clothes for the first year to prevent disorderly conduct. Some marines consider forming a committee to have the order rescinded as it unsettles the camp and arouses dissent among the ranks.
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W. G. Nevill
Very
Marine Corps
Neville
Neville Bell
Crowningberg Fired by Wilson Arouses Ire on Road Board
City notes turmoil as Road Supervisor Wilson sacks Crowningher, triggering anger from road committee member Eben Low. The dispute centers on appointments and departmental control, with Low accusing Wilson of arbitrary removals while Crowningher is praised as a capable official. Continued on Page 10.
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Crowningberg
Wilson
Low
David Crowningher
Honoulu Com
Rat Department
Wilken
Eben Low
Road Committee
Dave Crowninghers
Mao
Prominent Automobilists Fined at Court Hearing
A group of valued automobilists appeared in court for racing and weathering violations this morning. Most defendants faced fines of five dollars and left without further penalties, while several others were ordered to trial as part of ongoing proceedings. Notable attendees included TI Petre of Anatin & Cooks, AH Dondero, and Lieut. C K Gaylor of the naval section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TI Petre
Anatin & Cooks
AH. Dondero
Marty Wilder
PM Frivwell
Manuel Correa
Lieut
C.K. Gaylor
Ye Naval Tae Hon
Cert Hranetron
Woor Patten
Allen Cores
Yo Kolayauhl
Two Years More to Wait for Party
Hawaii voices mixed hopes as party revision leads to delays. Reports from Honolulu indicate Congress scrapped plans, with key leaders uncertain about next year’s gathering. Local members weigh missed opportunity and potential travel for supporters as campaigns seek alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewitt
Hawaii
Deni
Romen
Periand
Congrony
Engagements Prevented Visit After Telegram Release
Washington Aug 21 A telegram confirms that a long planned Hawaii trip could not be arranged with Congress on time due to conflicting engagements. McClellan and McKee McK were pursuing a party arrangement, but other duties forced postponement and kept key figures away.
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Washington, D.C
Vieli
Delamie Kuble
George McK. McClellan
Leon
Hawaii
Wupitel
Congress
Eurthermore
McChtlay
Dentuet
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Ite
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Mtingio
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Bhingto
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Hin
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Nuuanu Avenue
Mawatil Mt
Inter
Mann
Taft
Commission TO
R. R
Marine Pre
HN Drockefeller
Beeson Ole Des
New York
N. Y
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller Institute
Wibron
Wilran
Betteven
Wilton
Haier
United States
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Turk
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Weilay
Behulerke
Heheneld Barracks
Mold
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