Test Case Decided on Health Board Powers
Judge Cooper ruled that the Territory Board of Health exceeded its powers by banning water containers capable of breeding mosquitoes and preventing their presence on premises. The decision upheld that certain regulations beyond legislative grant are ultra vires, with Attorney General to file an amended bill of complaint.
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Cooper
George Lacan
Bamina
KC Peters
Board of Health
Ain Demurrer
Lidge Cooper
Reappointment Debate Shapes Fisher’s Belief and Government Picks
A blown transcript cites Governor Freie discussing reappointment, interior department views, and committee dynamics on selecting a successor. The text notes Governor’s possible stance, the impact on federal trips, and how the body may influence the decision ensuring proper appointments and committee alignment.
Defends Tax Law Amid Legislative Debate
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss new taxation measures and county government funding. The text references government statements and ongoing debate about the law’s purpose and impact, with unclear attribution and continued coverage noted.
Fleet Parade Planned in Honolulu Pageant
Plans for a large fleet parade in Honolulu are announced between Christmas and New Year. Organizers seek participation from sailors and local residents to form a grand pageant with ships and floats.
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Honolulu
Pearl Harbor Wins By New Naval Plans
A study of planned wartime naval redeployments outlines a Pearl Harbor defense and shipyard expansion. It covers placement of torpedo and frame facilities, fleet distribution to Norfolk and New England ports, and anticipated support from Philadelphia and Charleston.
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Pearl Harbor
City May Hire Contractors For Street Material Supply
A plan proposes using outside contractors to supply street materials and oversee a large scale underwritten project. The measure envisions private firms handling rock and related work to expedite street improvements, with anticipated costs near 440 000 and city supervision continuing to monitor progress.
Coast Artillery for De Russy Arrives Amid Mobilization
Readers learn of new deployment plans as Coast Artillery units move toward De Russy in response to wartime mobilization. Reports mention quarters at Kuinelumeba and APMAtrOAK and note shifts between the 106th and 1st divisions. The piece hints at housing changes and continued pages.
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Nowamipee
Elenek
Port de Rives
Epinion
Kuinelumeba
Tna
Hosliton
Komen Mt General
Moeray
Allerymien
Alan
Department of Hawai
Scouts To Battle For Throne Amid Conflicts In China
Tang Bhao Yi special envoy says the throne must authorize actions before declaring peace. In Manila and Peking dispatches, 600 Moros led by Bud Darjo fortify a peak near Jol, surrounded by American troops amid a power struggle. Armistice extended to December 20 per official notices.
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Manila
Rom Jolo
Yeland of
Sul
Bud Darjo
Jol
Taft May Mediate Turkish Italian War
President Taft weighing mediation to halt the Turkish Italian war, as reports from New York on December 20 indicate he may seek a peaceful settlement. High officials expect action soon amid rising tensions and naval mobilizations in the region.
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Ireetal Bolle
New York, N
Taftie
Boston clergy murder suspect attempts suicide in cell
The Rev. Clarence Vi Ts Righsson, former pastor of Immanuel Baptist Cambridge, charged with murdering Avis Linnell, attempted suicide using a tin fragment in his cell. Surgeons were summoned to complete the operation.
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Brink
Boston
Mans
Clarence Vi Ts Righsson
Immanuel Baptist Church of
Cambridge
Avis Linnell
Portland capitalist charged with murder in Oregon City killings
Nathan Harvey a wealthy Portland businessman was arrested in Portland Oregon today for the murder of four Hill family members in Oregon City last June.
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Portland
Ore
Nathan Harvey
Hill
Oregon City
Shuster Supported as Persian Finance Advisor
Berlin December 20 The Persian ministry has reportedly resigned Morgan Shuster the American financial advisor to the government is supported by factions within the state press in what experts call a pivotal political development in Iran's finance reform efforts.
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Berlin
Ger
Morgan Shuster
Taft Recommends Wool Tariff Reduction to Congress
President Taft endorses the tariff board report urging a cut in the wool schedule. The document says the current tariff is prohibitory and should be reduced, sending the recommendation to both houses for action.
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Rywulay Hoyt
Washington, D
Rees
Taft
Tariff Board
Congress
Berger Seeks End to Extradition Treaty
Victor Berger, Socialist U.S. Representative, introduced a House resolution to terminate the extradition treaty with Russia, signaling a potential shift in diplomatic policy. The move comes amid broader debate over postwar relations and security agreements with the Soviet Union.
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Capeda Btl
Washington, D. C
Victor Berger
Congress
United
Sugar Trust Case Opens in Supreme Court Arguments
Washington December report states arguments began on the deposition in the Supreme Court dispute over sugar trust investigations for alleged Sherman Antitrust Law violations.
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Supreme Court
Sacerewmseil Prune Cath
Washington, D. C
Sugar Trust
House Agrees On Treaty Abrogation
Washington December 20 The House today agreed to the Senate resolution abrogating the treaty with Russia. The action ends the formal pact and paves the way for new negotiations or alternatives under current policy, signaling a shift in diplomatic posture.
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HOUSE
Washington, D. C
House Today
Senate
Readings From A War Memoir Aims At Defect In Signal Defence
Fragmentary military notes describe a defect in infantry signaling that could invert readings, provoking confusion in charges and rearward movements. The report mentions Washington, commanders, and regiments, with officials seeking to report any error and identify the responsible facility or path of the fault.
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Walter Finstrickar
Salina Coart
Hawaii
Dell Regna
Wen
Washington
Republican committee begins to plan delegates convention
Territorial politics warm as Republican Territorial central committee plans a territorial convention within sixty days before June 18 to name delegates to the national convention. A. D. Cooper says the next meeting will set the pace for preliminary delegate naming. Six months remain. five or six candidates emerge for the national post as delegates prepare to pay their own travel costs to Chicago.
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Republican Committee
Regetttown
Chicago
Territorial Central Committee
Ste Dologaten
Dane Bey
Watered Milk Practice Draws Court Action
A district court case reported by Food Commissioner Edward A. Blanchard involved a local producer fined for watering milk. The judge warned of further prosecutions and implied stricter surveillance, noting the defendant faced a short jail term if future offenses occur and that poor families were affected by the practice.
Grand Jury Indictment Reported in Local Court
The Fodert grand Jury returned an indictment after a meeting led by foreman Pratt. The case was presented to the General Court, with officials from Allen & Neons present. A cargo of lumber and mingles arrived aboard the Helene, sailing from Aberdeen, Washington, on November 27, brought by a coal carrier pilot, during a voyage marked by rough weather from the Pacific coast. Secretary Nakamura of the local Japanese Consulate will accompany the Sierra, arriving from San Francia next Friday morning.
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Blanchard
Wong
Allen & St Neon
Helene
Capusle
Aberdeen
Washington
Paettic
Fin Mation Navigation
Japa
Nakamura
Wi Hakhoon
Japaneae
Sierra
San Francia
Denials and heated clash at commissioners meeting
Fragments show a tense commissioners meeting with accusations and denials about amendments and rule changes. Individuals named include Wekefelt Hernit McCarthy and Wakeneld amid calls for consultation and heated exchanges over conduct and authority.
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Ality Nealing
Herndt
Gromnam
Wakenell
End of Big Haul Reported By Civic Committee Heads
Dr McCoy and Dr Marshall said the cleanup of the bimienm pile and refites will be complete by week’s end. The civic committee pursues economy as workers remove debris, while the Lucas banana-cutting case looms as a potential outcome.
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McCoy
Marshall
Civic Maltation
Muready
Nagody
Lucas
Min Whall
McCey
Nils Hands
Billy Delaney Dying and Other Court Decrees
Billy Delaney famed as a boxing promoter and manager to champions faces life ending illness. The article notes Nikita Nakamoto obtaining a divorce decree from Nakamoto, all before Judge Robinson in the Circuit Court.
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Ban Francisco
Cal. Des
Billy Delaney
Jim Jeffries
Kilo Buauk
T. Bue
Natew
Nakamoto
Robinson
Circutt
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