Woman Robbed Her Own Trunk In Hotel Theft Case
A woman testified she ripped open her own trunk during a stay at a hotel, stealing a sum reported as fifty dollars’ worth of valuables deposited with Sake Home Savings Bank. A Japanese man and others testified to the incident, with the judge noting the defendant claimed the money belonged to her and that she believed she had a right to the property. She faces a sentence including seven months of confinement and related duties in an laundry and garment making setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dak Nippon
Hotel Aweh
Iain Maxine
Sake Home Savings Boelery
Breil
Connie
Rains Delay Sugar Cargo From Hawaii to Oahu
Heavy rainfall halts loading at Mawali and Mewi, delaying the Alaska bound sugar shipment. The American Hawaiian steamer carries the first 1000 tons of sugar, originally billed for 12,000 tons, now reduced. Loading shifts to January 15 as Phelps lines wait for favorable winds and continued rain, with surplus storage needed on the island. The 1912 sugar crop is expected to benefit from the downpours, easing future supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talis
Mawali
Mewi
Nowell
Sugar Factors Company
Kathulul
Walt
Autoists Fined For Speed Violations By Police Judge
A courtroom morning session before Police Judge Lysper saw several autoists plead guilty to speeding. Motorcycle Officer Chilton charged each driver with exceeding the 15 mile per hour limit. All acknowledged the record as correct and pled guilty, facing five dollar fines in each case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lysper
Ron Wong
Chilton
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Maile
Haas & Son's
Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd
WAH Ying Chong CO
King Street
Ewa
Fishmarket
Asch Hotel
Holiday Footwear
Zere
Ove
Manufacturers’ Shoe Co
Hawaii
Maui
May's
Henry May
Whitney&Marsh
Dolly
Paris
Ilma Lee
Helen Center
Gladys Steward
Violet
Merle Lycett
Iwalani Bemrose
Elizabeth Reyes
Thelma Auerbach
King Street Fish Market
Honolulula Wagon CO
Santa Claus
Victoria Lawns
India
L. B. Kerr & Co., Ltd
Alakea St
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