Kala Must Go pressure on Maui judge Kalua in Maui News plea
The Maui News argues Judge John W. Kalua should resign amid public scrutiny and alleged misconduct. It portrays a broad local push across Maui society, citing private individuals and political figures urging accountability for official duty and integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maui
Thone Caven
John W. Kalua
Kalua
Mant
Wimnech
Pora
Proudsen
Sive
Poti Jorles Have To Be Prepared By Tin Subordinate Court Offelale
Mati
Maul
Wanted: Captain Handy and Seattle Sheriff alert on escaped ships
A long, fragmented notice details Captain Forrest N Handy, jailed in Washington on fraud charges, escaping custody, with a $250 reward offered. It mentions a woman aide Marthe Meldell and a likely disguise plan. The text also covers the whale of the schooner Walalua near Hawaii, delays, health board concerns, and a board request for a steamer.
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Migh
Sheri Brown
Cudthee
Seattle
Wass
Welsuer
Forrest N. Handy
Tacoma
Waeh
Handy
Avs
Marthe Meldell
Treresford
Routh
Takata
Robbing the Doctors Five Offices Visited Within One Week
A series of break ins targeted medical offices on Alakea street during Christmas week. Dr Cooper, Dr McDonald, Dr Sloggett, and Dr Wood’s and Dr Moore’s offices were entered through unlocked doors or windows. No cash, but cigars and damages occurred. intruder used no lights, leaving a trail of burns and a broken safe.
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Knights of the
Jimmy
Dr. Wood
Dr. Moore
Dre. Cooper
McDonald
Dr. Sloggett
Alakea Street
Eaders
Ac Woll
Cooper
Coopre
Blogget
Three Insane People From Mayha Loa Incident
Fragmentary OCR notes describe three individuals related to an event near Kan. Names appear distorted but include Julia Hoel and Mabe bingy Costin mat Mind P. Source text is unclear and lacks coherent details or verifiable facts.
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Mayha
Ber Yk Puawengere
Kan
Julia Hoel
Mabe Bingy Costin
Polatora al
Wey
Exclusion debate heats Republican Home Rule meeting
A Foster Hall gathering of the Republican Home Rule party discussed exclusion policy and a proposed plan for plantation labor, with attendees voting no definite action on executive committee changes. Guests invited include Governor Col., Ht. B. Cooper, Justices Fry, Ferry, Galbraith, Estee, Robinson, and others. response pending.
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Foster
Gusinem
Dincudmon
George Markaam
John Hult
Jobo Wine
Morrla K. Keohohalole
Lile Ratifica
Progrean
Col Uiblican
Ht. B. Cooper
Fry
Ferry
Galbraith
Humphreys
Estee
Robinson
Col
Thomas Fitch
BH. McClanahan
Washington
Prinee Jo Tahn Kalunianaote
John Kmawhith
Ates
Wilcox
Lonough
Vonmatuve
Battle Royal Between Lawyers in Land Valuation Case
Witnesses spar over expert value of Honolulu Plantations land held under lease for naval use. Judge rules on admissibility and relevance as defense challenges cane crop arguments. Trial centering on 960 000 land value and eminent domain principles amid lengthy cross examination.
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United States
Allani
Sim Hed
B. M. Hatch
Frank Archer
Winnen
Billimao
Crowe
Lasie
Archer
Honolulu
Estre
Auliman
Hay
Ailiman
Batew
Dunne
Sittin
Fullman
Abs Pine
Gengtul
Hothu
Kruexar
Bouth
Rivien
Capfila
Adjourned Goy meeting fails to act on Wai Kiki route
An adjourned meeting of the Goy to consider the Wai Kiki route of the Rapid Transit tracks failed to materialize this morning. Gov Dole, Attorney General Phula, Public Works head Boyd, and Lands Commissioner Boyd were in the executive chamber. Hawes remained in his office. Police Court arraignments included Williuy Koola and others on driving charges. details are unclear due to fragmented text.
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Goy
Wai Kiki
Dole
Ganaral B. P.hula
Boyd
M. Boyd
Contur Gore
Hawes Wan
Wounell
Manna Loa Arrives With Sugar Cargo Amid Rough Kan Coast Conditions
The Manna Loa landed from Maui with a small sugar cargo, reporting very rough weather along the Kan coast. Repairs hindered loading, delays affected deliveries, and partial shipments were anticipated. The Mauna tan listed cargo includes sugar, taro, butter, and rice, with thousands of units awaiting storage at the A. Co warehouse and Diamond Hin facility.
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Mawaui
Kan
Parner Win
Limeracy
Hamakua
Kutt
Bau
Wugar
HL A.C. Co
Mauna Tan
Ugar
Wigar Tett WH. A. Co
Diamond
Unclear OCR Fragment Details Water Theft Incident
An unclear OCR snippet describes a white man employed by a Dalry. aen's association complaining about a stolen water and a confrontation with police. A watch is missing and later found near Nether Street after a search by the law. two friends of the suspect are noted.
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Dalry
Aen
Pallor
Tha Tel Law
Manila Cigars Move Consignment Amid Tax Ruling
Lee Toma & Co. Ltd in Manila distributes Manila cigars to dealers to celebrate a Treasury Department ruling after a Supreme Court decision on the Philippines Liane. The firm reports a shipment of 200,000 cigars and tobacco leaf, with potential duty savings of around 110,000, and notes substantial bond-held stock and duty recoveries. Residents are urged to subscribe to local bulletins and enjoy lower prices on cigars amid the currency shifts.
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Lee Toma & Co. Ltd
Paceo
Manila
Treasury Department
Supreme Court
Penu
Leo Toma & Co. Ltd
Hawali
Expert Forester Grifetin Reports From Washington Visit
Washington based forester Mr Grifetin arrived escorted by Wray Taylor the Commissioner of Agriculture and Forestry to inspect forest conditions in Niwani Valley. He praised thrift and growing stock while noting scenery. A follow up visit to Mount Tantalus area is planned with Director Jared Ge Sint and others before travel to Hawaii and then to Japan and the Philippines as part of department program.
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Allel
Wray Taylor
Agelcultire and Forestry
Niwani Valley
Grimith
Momualua
Dirator
Jared Ge
Geimth
Ciuitdine
David
Hawaii
Teilth
Dunne Contends Not Anti-Dole In Hawaii Visit
Reporters quote Attorney General and Governor discussing Mr Dunne’s role in Hawaii. Dole says he had not seen Advertecteer's remark before. Dunne notes he was brought to the islands and acknowledges prior letters supporting a Republican stance. Courtly exchange touches on policy aims and Dunne’s reputation.
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Dunne
United Staten
Les Nune
Bulletin
Tocigts
Air Dole
Mr. Dole
Dole
Bateo
Pacife
Dutine
Tim
Wan Chully
Boys Arrested for Curfew Violation at Japanese Theater
Two 13 year old boys, Bows Out Late Toga and Ning, were arrested around 12 30 this morning for violating the curfew law. They told Pu- Hee Court they had gone to the Japanese theater and roamed streets about an hour. Their Kanal-based parents placed them at a male friend's home where the friend was reprimanded and the boys discharged.
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Toga
Ning
Pu- Hee
Kanal
Ely
Wilcox
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Domingan Ferreira
Waialin
Brock Hows
Iood
Makikis
Gerrit P. Wilder Eng
ACT Handy
Cudihee
Mauna
Soa
Waialua
Kaanapali Maut
E. G. Carrera
Johnson
Kawnupall
Leslie Baldwin
Jokinen
Mauns Lam
Gardner
Upolu
Wataka
Kawnapali
Board of Health
Reynold
Slogwett
Ebele
Schaefer
AL A. Cornlut
Pad J. G. Carter
Haewaiian Navigation Company, Limited
Tone Fleine
Tryin
Stenith
Averieg
Klng
Hon Ofpala
Jan Riverstrente
Honoluli
Honde
Pho Walnitia
Ene Alainane
Kanuiul
Kaanapath
Christ
Leslie Daliwitt
Kalli
Kafanpaga
Juhnenn
Kaannpall
Corniot
McDonald and
Sloggett
Weaver Wilt Ventura
Spone
Jonah Kalantensole
Lius, Wilcox
Willuwy Koola Am Opror
Heeilowg
Enie
Kooning
Hutha Wolwiir
Jann Hous
Cath Chavran
M.P.D
The
Merchants’ Marcel Delivery Company
Mount Market
Manila Cigars
LEE Toma & Co.,ltd
MR. Grifetin
Yale
State Bulletin
Apedal
Hove
Thor
Hamilton & Brown
Organ
Eminself
MR. Dunne
Atorney
Balary
Tor Oliver F
Asmervon
Te Plano
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