Hawaii Territory court hears guardianship and citizenship issue
Witnesses describe the case of a girl and her Hawaiian guardians as the court weighs whether her father’s actions and the law affect citizenship status. The commissioner notes that Congress has acted, and discusses ethics of judges expressing opinions on political questions. The article covers jurisdiction in Hawaii Territory, parental duty, and potential release of the girl from custody.
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Marshal Henley
Aintee Davie
United States
Hawaii
Hawel
Mointain
Ace Sant
Juditeia
Tigi
China
Congress
Iran
Han
Oko
A. Davis
Christmas Football Intercollegiate Match Details
Readable fragments describe a Christmas day intercollegiate football event between Palmink and Plamen Hemt teams at 2:00, followed by an Association game with Scotland. The lineup lists multiple players with initials and clubs YMCA and MALE, including formations and halves. The passage ends noting practice at Makiki at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
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WitnemMing
Honeka
Act
Maile
Macounet Panalou
Moociulay
Ym.ca
Mallet
Ke Allerson
Gray
Matle
Jarteron
dHatFoon
Muamatou
J. Croni
All Bailors And Fleet Details From Pace 1
Continued notes describe multiple ships and tonnage capabilities including 14 000 tons auger capacity for the vessels and several 5 000 to 6 000 ton ships named in service. Mentions Southern France visit by Sam Putnas and connections to Honolulu Republican editor positions.
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Pace
Missouri
Lewis Luckenbach
Dorothy
Carolyn
Evelyn
Oregon
Ee Judd
Refund Bill Snafu Sparks Territorial Budget Clashes
Secretary Shaw reports an annual estimate includes refunds for Hawaii. Governor Carter is surprised by the item, while Uncle Joe Cannon has previously opposed the appropriation. The final outcome hinges on Congress.
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Shaw
United States Tremary Department
Hawaii
Nils Purpone
Hut
Comte
Conarea
Territorial Budget Proposals From Governor Carter
Governor Carter outlines suggested appropriations for the Territory of Hawaii, seeking salary raises for key officials, added judges, and new conservational and harbor projects. The memo notes certain officials do not report to the governor, affecting included totals and pending federal actions.
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Bok
Elronit
Carter
Brome Beach
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Monolina
Henn
Prat Hierbor
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Congress
Supreme Court of the
United States
Geis
Jogton Anrvey
Hawaii
Ralarien
Judas
Lark
Honolulu
Naval Station
Plaza 1
Curzon
Whowe
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Marshal Henry
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