Grand Jury Hears Bush Seal Charges Amid City Corruption Claims
The Grand Jury in Honolulu convened to hear charges against former detective Leal and others. Witnesses linked to gambling and corruption in the police department were examined as Sheriff Jarrett and City Attorney Cathcart pursue alleged payoffs and protective schemes surrounding Apollonia parlors on Fort Street. No definite results expected today. more testimony anticipated on Page 6.
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Jon Lana
Chive
Ohers al Jarrett
Hon
Chy
Cathoucs
McIntyre
Det Tiven
Henry
Laat
Euding
Bherlett
Wa Maydig
Tim
Leal
Police Department
Artit Wits
Atney Cathcart
Hito
Joseph Lawlin
Shertt
Seal
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Apollona
Rawiins Favored For Circuit Judge
Local attorneys expect William T. Rawlins to be named as circuit judge if De Bolt vacates the bench. Governor Frear is presumed to endorse De Bolt while in Washington, with Rawlins viewed as likely successor to the circuit court seat. Ravine has not announced but is considered unlikely to seek the role.
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Creakt
Frear
de Bolt
Washinaton
Thy Bolt
Supreme Court
William ‘T. Rawlins
U. S
Rawling
Ravine
Dim McKewelos Appointed Pacific Sigar Co Store Manager
Dim McKewelos is named manager of the Pacific Sigar Company's Kukulhaole store, succeeding Hexieconds David Wil wen who took charge of the Olan store in a recent internal appointment.
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Dim McKewelos
Ista Wit
Pacific Sigar Company
Kukulhaole
David Wilwen
Olan
St. Louis Challenge Faces J.A.C. Team In Ill Health
Injanone bavehyil vhe may in 4 few weeks 1 wedopt a' challenge from the St. Louis dam. At present three of the bent men on the J. A.C. side are under the weather with HprANO Uris Aud Welts.
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St. Louis
J. A.C
Budget clash nears end as Commons backs dissolution
London December 2 The budget dispute between the House of Commons and the Lords nears resolution with a Commons overwhelming vote supporting dissolution. Asquith led a resolution declaring Lords rejection violated constitutional rights and paving general elections in January. Laborites pledge support for the Liberal government in appealing to the people amid socialist influence.
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London
House of Common
House of Lords
House of Commons
Eeesia Abenit Pentensaa
Sympathetic Strike Closes Mills in Minneapolis
In Minneapolis the rolling mills of Fythian have shut down due to a shortage of workers as operatives walk out in sympathy with the railway switch crews.
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Minneapolis
Fythian
Attempt to blow up railway line thwarted in Panama
Special bulletin reports a plot to blow up the Iath mus Railway thwarted in time to prevent heavy property loss. Dynamite was the intended agent. No arrests were made. Separate dispatch from Santiago, Chile, notes authorities signed a protocol to refer the Alsop claim to King Edward for arbitration.
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Iathmus
Scantiago
Chile
Alsop
Edward
New ships ordered by Canadian Pacific Railway
The Canadian Pacific Railway Company ordered the construction of two massive ships to serve western terminus points and Yukon, Alaska, signaling a major expansion in transcontinental shipping and northern operations.
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Canadian Pacific Railway Company
St West
Yukon
Alaska
Freight Blockade Hits Rail Freight Across Missouri River
Special bulletin from St. Paul reports a strike by over 2,000 switch men in the northwestern states creating a major blockade of east and west bound freight at Missouri river points.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Missouri River
Italian Cabinet Out Ruff Rome
Italian cabinet resigns today as Ingalls to visit Paris. Arthur B Ingalls, examiner at the customs service, plans a year abroad. Tugatte will join Ingalls in Paris. Hewitt sails from Hongtong for France awaiting transport. Men’s League met with private remarks about the trend of money.
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Ingalls
Auorre
France
Tugatte
Mustea
Ine
Tally
Hongtuln
Thomas
San Franciaen
Argent
Dreier Trust Tax Question Decided by Territory Judge
Judge Robinson rules the Dreier deed of trust becomes operative only at death, affecting tax due on $599,200 in Dreier Limited stock. The decision centers on 2989 shares valued at $200 each, totaling $599,800, with $11,864 to Crown and ongoing treasury implications amid contested agency action.
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Dreier
Chrealt
Pentost
Conkling
Admiral Res Flag Is Raised At Naval Station Ceremony
Admiral Corwin Pl Revs U S N raises the unstarred pennant of the new rank at the Naval Station in a forenoon ceremony. Camp Very marines, a Haitian band, and city officials attend, with decorations, flowers, and refreshments. The flag hoist coincides with a thirteen-gun salute as the crowd admires the display.
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Max
Rees
Teer
Elvillune
Beauty Jones
Huwall
Uey
Camp
Arma
Sign Up For Big Fight
New York Dec 2 Tex Ricard of Nevada and Jack Gleason of San Francisco won the bidding for the Jeffries Johnson championship fight at 101000 dollars. The bout is set to move to the Fourth of July as the dates and terms are arranged for the has been finalized pending signing tomorrow.
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New York
Tex Ricard
Nevada
Jack Gleason
San Francisco
Jim Jeffries
Jack Johnson
Hurry Men And Ships South in Central America Moves
Philadelphia dispatch reports naval transport Prairie with admirals Kimball and 700 aboard sailing south for possible Panama or Nicaragua ports. Albany and Yorktown at Magdalena Bay ordered to proceed to Corinto as Central American developments unfold. Panama notes preparations for an active campaign with naval forces massing for potential action in Nicaragua.
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Prairie
Essmiral Kimball
Cern
Panama
Awa
Washington
Albany
Yorktown
Magdalena Bay
Corinto
Central America
Nicaragua
Warships Take Station Near Dorinto and Simon
Warships have taken positions at Point Simon and Dorinto as Baroma Marietta Maia and the cruiser Teen report orders to establish stations. The movement shows fleet redeployments amid unspecified operations in the region.
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Wee Pellerinae
Ashing
Baroma Marietta
Maia
Point Simon
Teen
Dorinto
Ruef Granted Bail in San Francisco Case
Abel Ruef, the convicted doodler, was admitted to bail today in the sum of $400,000. It is expected that the amount will be raised by friends of the old-time galoot boss.
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Ban Francisco
Abel Ruef
Golltel
Murderer Used Razor On Friend in Hawaii Tale
Special to the Hulbering from HILO November 28 reports a sensational case in Kohala. Rabootawe, called a known murderer, allegedly used a razor on his friend Pea during a Thanksgiving visit to Waimea. The incident followed a period of taunting and a struggle, with authorities pursuing Rabootawe as details emerge from the scene and ensuing questioning.
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Therion
Cheech Dayle
Rabootawe
Kohala
Col Bam Parker
Kaehoolmwe
Uume
Parker
Pea
Katioeiawe
Waimea
Gan
Mino
Meiah
Uae
Deputy Attorneyship Goes A Begging
Hilo Hawaii reports a Board of Supervisors meeting set for Wednesday will tackle several items including appointing a Deputy County Attorney. The commission of a Special Deputy for criminal prosecution is debated while the county attorney seeks a formal deputy role and a fuller staffing plan for the circuit court.
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Hawaii
Board of Supervinora
Curh Smith
Wan
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