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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1909
Page
3
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Washington reports admiration for Judge Luton of Nashville as Taft’s nominee for the Supreme Court seat long held by Rufus W. Peckham. The Tennessean former Confederate soldier and Democrat would be nominated after judiciary committee approval amid questions about his fit for high judicial honors.
The Supreme Court prepares for December session with multiple cases. The docket includes Kaunapu Sylva v Wallaky sa kar Co and Territory of Hawaii v Frank Robel et al with various petitions for rehearing and exceptions noted. Attorneys represent petitioners and respondents, including Kin hey Ballou Prosser & Anderson for petitioners and RPL Quariow for respondents, along with other first and second circuit matters and different counsel teams for appellants and defendants. The record reflects scheduled arguments and noted exceptions from circuit courts and involvement of the Attorney General for Hawaii. The court convenes on Monday, December 6th, with judges hearing argued motions and potential revisions to lower court rulings.
WAILUKU Maui reports that mail for the coast must be at the post office by Friday December 10 to reach San Francisco before Christmas. The Tenyo Maru departs Honolulu Friday and will be the last vessel to carry mail for that deadline. Attorney Dow Hughard has opened a law office on Malu Street in Wailuku, joining local legal work after being admitted to practice in Hawaii.
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