Territorial Ballots Questioned in County Recount Trial
The recount proceeds as witnesses describe ballot handling by inspectors in the Fifth of the Fourth precinct. Brown and his poll workers deny political manipulation while tally sheets and a county bag count align with the territorial tally. Officials testify on voting procedures and expected ballot rejections as the high court weighs how ballots were counted.
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Supreme Court
W. Lane Austin
Atl
Brown
Rodney Jicknon
Gear
Trown
Alway
Kinney
Aurong Thoke
Zablau, Kaptives
Cockett
Manuwal Brothers
Ballow
Mackland
Brock
Batols
Burglars Warned as Vaults Offer Safe Keeping
A local note urges residents to secure valuables in a bank vault, citing Henry Waterhouse Trust Co Ltd as a trusted option. The message plays on risk when guardians are absent and advises property protection by using the deposit facilities.
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Aale
Courtroom Confirms Witness Tales Clash In Adulterated Liquor Case
In police court this morning two witnesses described by prosecutors as professional informers testified with tales that conflicted completely. Prosecutor Andrade noted the impossibility of both stories being true and requested a notte prosengul. Chet Hin, charged with selling adulterated liquor, remains detained for December 10. Alexander Laxaris, under bond for threatening to kill his wife, must keep the peace for three months. Sir Maurice Fitzgerald, celebrated yachtsman, received felicitations for Saturita’s success at Cowes and noted his achievements across many sports.
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Guimeless
Ghinese Thi Wendt
Gaimt Mig Vawe
Andrade
Tuehem
Chetit Hin
Alexander Laxaris
Kead
Sir Maurice Fitzgerald
Beng
Cowes
Capal
Teller Skips Missing at First National Bank
Kansas City report notes Teller Anderson is missing from the First National Bank. In San Francisco authorities, Superior Nichole has begun a technical definer in graft charge cases against him.
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Associated Preae
Kansas City
Dee
Anderson
Natonal Bank
San Francisco
Cal
Pervieor
Nichole
Grand Jury Wakes Is Final Report
The Puderat Grand Jury completed its session today and handed in its final report. Before discharge by Judge Dole, resolutions were adopted thanking court members and the judge for courtesy. Only two indictments were returned against Dara Lancer and William Monroe for adultery. the court adjourned until 10 tomorrow for arraignments.
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Puderat Grand Jury
Asinal
Dole
cMeera
Me Coipl
Percona
Agaiinst Dara Lancer
William Monroe
Mrs Willblan Dead In Roxbury District
Roxbury Musa December 4 death reported for Cora Will Wirt known poet born in Momoluty in 130.
Immigrant Inquiry Ends as Carter Sargent Questioned
Investigation by Immigration Commissioner Sargent and Governor Carter concluded this morning with joint briefing. They discussed treatment and origins of immigrants, transport costs, alleged plantation assignments, and whether arrivals came willingly. Sargent planned to issue conclusions by tomorrow morning.
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Argent
Carter
Ko W. Breckens
Ray
C. Brown
Sargent
Bargent
Surgent
Immigration Burerie
Howe
Washington
Supervisors Grill Han Franti Dee on Pontiwete
An unreadable clipping mentions Han Franti and Dee on a matter before the Omaha board. The note references supervisors grilling the issue and reminders about letting up pontiweteed seed Cee mere Heaney.
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Han Franti
Senate Calls for Records on San Francisco Door Matter
The Senate ordered production of copies in connection with the San Francisco door matter. The president had telegraphed a special message urging the Executive to dismiss any Army or Navy officer he deems unfit for service.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
San Francisco
Shuster Nominated for Philippine Commissioner and Public Instruction
Washington January 8 The President nominates Shuster Philip as Philippine Commissioner and Mauratory of Public Instruction.
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Anewviated Press
Epecial
Washington, D. C
Shuster
Grand Jury Hears Murder and Assault Cases In Territory
The Territorial Grand Jury reviews two major cases with Mateo Colon facing two counts for a hospital attack and Lem Kau accused of murder in Waipio. Local Chinese community reacts as evidence and public interest rise around the courtroom actions.
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Twilay
Wan
Exsault
Inwat
Mateo Colon
Lem Kau
Waipio
Chi News
Investigation Of The Suverie Immigration Began By Sargent
Governor Carter described the inquiry into Suverie immigration led by Sargent. He testified about handling of Portuguese immigrants, fund subscriptions, and possible plant er involvement. The investigation sought to verify occupation assignments, food provisions, and independence of the Immigration Board from planters with details on monies subscribed and distribution.
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Riverie
Board of
Mul Retin
Carter
Sargent
le Fuls
Covistanlon
Implgration Board
Is Back On Commission By Governor Atkinson Reappoints Board
Secretary Atkinson resumes control of emigration board duties in Washington. Governor Carver reappoints D. Tenney as Superintendent of Townaration. Atkinson to continue commission oversight while Tenney assumes the post.
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Jack Atkinson
Gosemnor Carver
Atkinson
Washington
D. Tenney
Deeper mood shifts in Los Angeles mayor race noted
Fragmentary dispatches report a major candidate tying with opponents and a lean toward a two thousand vote majority. Other items mention Rev. A B Nicholls and a mix of scattered international and crime snippets with unclear details.
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Los Angeles
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