Judd Outlines City Development Needs
A residents’ letter urges rapid, intelligent plans for street building and sewer improvements in the Fifth District. The author, Dick Judd, argues for a broad urban strategy west of Nutty Street, urging the Public Works Department to adopt a concrete timetable and a definite street construction policy to boost housing and commerce in Honalyiy over the next decade.
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Naumann
Commissioner Keefe Ends Hawaii Immigration Probes
Commissioner Keefe wraps up a seventeen day inquiry into wartime immigration labor practices in Hawaii. He says evidence shows extensive abuse of migrant workers, vows a detailed report on wages contracts and living conditions, and notes forthcoming findings on the pineapple and sugar industries and labor stations in Honolulu and nearby camps.
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Customs Officers Search for Opium
Customs officers conducted a search for opium but found only fragments and confusion in the report. The article notes scattered phrases and misread words, with no clear narcotics discovery nor conclusive findings from the inspection.
Pure Food Bill Defeated in Narrow Vote
Amid tense debate in Monolath, a four to two city council vote blocks the Pure Food ordinance. Mayor Fort Quinn opposed, while McGellan Cox Alia and Kinested backed the veto, citing winter market protections. Attorney Hawan and officials discuss next steps as the ordinance faces possible legal review and continued protests by fishmongers.
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Brokers Take Vacation as Exchange Announces Shortened Holiday
The exchange said it will take a brief vacation next week ending the year with a reduced trading slate. One notable sale occurred, with fifty shares of Mawalian Commercial changing hands at 3M, while Hawaiian Mine Anple saw four wins for 151 shares. Overall activity waned with prices below normal as investors await return.
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Democratic Go Elect Eye on Presidency War Scare Orient Scouted
A scrambled overseas dispatch notes Democratic hopes for a presidential bid while reporting tensions in the Orient. It mentions Japan as Prime Minister Ter bt Jaya appealing for peace and references U.S. political climate and public opinion amid a broader wartime context.
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Chicago's Fire Horror Grows at Propane Plant Disaster
Chicago reports mounting horror as a deadly blaze at a propane plant claims twenty four workers' lives. Officials estimate damage at $350,000 while families of the victims seek aid and answers.
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Daring Aviator Believed Dead After Search
Dover December reports a famous aviator believed dead after a crash attempt. Authorities have not located the pilot, with late sightings and search efforts continuing as officials assess the fate of the daring flyer.
Eight killed in excavation cave in at Newark
A cave in at a Newark excavation site for a large building buries many workers. The disaster leaves eight men dead and others injured, with rescue efforts underway as authorities investigate the collapse and scope of the incident.
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Birthday honors for Dr J S McGrew in Mary Haven
Dr J S McGrew celebrated his ninetieth birthday in Mary Haven with local band on hand at his home. A special concert followed by a brief tribute from friends. Later he drove a car through town, commenting on the effort to rid himself of the mob.
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Batmteii Bright
Notice to Advertisers for Christmas Insertion Changes
The bulletin reminds advertisers to submit all Christmas advertising copy immediately and notes changes must be sent by Thursday December 27. It mentions Hull Bulletin patrons and associated timing for ad modifications and submissions.
Baby Raymond Unites Parents in Courtroom Drama
A frail wife tells of brutal abuse by Raymond and the drink fuelled volatility that shattered their home. The judge pauses a sentence, urging lasting reform as Raymond appears to reconcile with his wife, leaving the courtroom to a reunited family.
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Martere
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Peru Insurgents Rob Official Train
Insurgents in rebellion seize a Peru train car carrying payroll, robbing officials and taking funds from the crew. Security forces pursue, while authorities investigate the assault on the payroll train near Pulao.
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Former Grand Jurors Appear Before Circuit Court Insane Case
A number of grand jurors appeared before Circuit Judge Cooper in a case involving Edward Lane. Subpoenas were issued for several individuals as the inquiry scrutinized statements by County Attorney Cathcart and the alleged bias of the former grand jury. Lane, now serving a year for vagrancy, faced questions about the indictment process and lawfulness of the proceedings. Counselor Douthitt argued about the conduct of the grand jury, while Lorrin Andrews acted for the prosecution amid tensions between Lindsay and Cathcart.
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Resolutions From Honolulu Chamber Urge Debate On Hawaii Bills
The Honolulu Chamber of Commerce forwards resolutions decrying quick Congression moves on Hawaii issues without public discussion. It cites two pending bills, questions rights on military lands, and urges sending copies to top federal officials and Congress for consideration.
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Sernally
Flonduti Chamber of Commerce
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Hawaii
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Nie
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After Hornet Sails Bonilla Disappears
In HONDURAS, La, Dec. 2 the report says Bonilla, tied to a vessel Hoborland, and General Bontilo with a prior alliance, vanished after the Hornet’s departure. Authorities suspect they left for a southern destination, with missing details and no confirmation yet.
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