Castro Charged with Intentional Delays
London dispatch reports the Foreign Office says Allies will prioritize other governments' claims against Venezuela but will review each claim separately. It says Castro's procrastination is an intentional tactic to worsen complications. The blockade remains as powers seek an agreement, while opposition to the British German alliance grows among the Mansnes but does not shift official policy.
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London
England
Foreign Office
Venezuela
Castro
Mmanses
Ceeme
Congressmen Exonerated in Submarine Contracts Probe
Washington February 3 The House Committee on Naval Affairs reports exonerating Congressman Lessier and former Congressman Quigg in a bribery probe over Holland type submarine boat construction rating contracts. Doblin is accused of offering a bribe and admitting perjury while implicating himself.
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Washington, D. C
House
Lessier
exGon
Big Fighters Sign Fights for Near-Future Skirmishes
New York boxers Muntos and Sharkey and champions Corbett and Jeffries signed articles today outlining bouts planned for the near future.
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New York
N. Y
Muntos
Sharkey
Corbett
Jeffeles
Panama Isthmian canal treaty moves to floor fight
Feb 3 report notes Senate debate looms as Morgan plans to press the Panama treaty on the Senate floor. France signals near satisfaction with Allied aims while Honduras will see a new president as Bonilla’s election sparks protective concerns from Americans. Allies discuss Venezuelan settlement. possible Hague Tribunal submission if no agreement. Senate also passes Interstate Commerce bill. Local notes include Hawaii stock quotes and ship line prices.
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Washington, D. C
Morgan
Senate
Bowen
Hague Tribunal
United States
Republicans to caucus on planned legislation strategy
The central committee of the Republican party will meet at headquarters on Fort Street Saturday night to review proposed bills, set priority for introductions, and decide whether to caucus with legislators. Senators Crabbe Isenberg Aoki Cecil Brown Dickey and Representatives Weight Aylett Amirade Chillingworth Harrie Kumatas Lone Vida Keltino are listed among attendees.
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Repelican Party
Wort Street
Ville
Coty
Jose
Inter
Clarenne L. Crabbe
Caucun
Sauich
Fort Atreat
Bow On
Crabbe, Isenberg
Aoki
Cecil Brown Dickey
Reproventa
Kiven
Steamer Noeau Returns From Lahaina With Rough Seas
The steamer Noeau came back from Lahaina this morning after a rough voyage with heavy seas in the channel to reach Honokus and Kukultiaele. Purser Wright reports a very rough trip and tremendous seas. on the return trip from Lahaina moderate winds and swells were felt. Departures for Mani and Mawai ports aboard the Mauna Low include M. F. Scott, F. S. Dodge, Wirt Cowan, David Johnsen, Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. Philip Frome, W. B. Lloyd, He A. Bigelow, J her, Mrs. A. B. McBoyle, and Antine.
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Lahaing
Hiwall
Honokus
Kukultiaele
Wright
Lahaina
Kukuthavle
Mani
Mawai
Mauna Low
M. F. Scott
F. 8. Dodge
Wirt Cowan
David John
Richardson
Mra
Philip Frome
W. B. Lloyd
He A. Bigelow
J ’ Her
Mine A. B. McBoyle
Volcano Road Survey Spurs Kau Board of Truth
Department of Public Works directs surveys for roads from Kilatea Volcano to Pahala and Punwing landing to the island’s great attraction. Surveyor Gere leaves today for a three to four month field season to locate the line and report on public contracts and improvements. Planned work includes improving the Kalawan road in Kwa and Wale Abner district and a survey of Abulow homesteads roads in Hamakury to connect Honokaw with the new Walmen road.
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Department of Public Works
Kilatea
Pahala
Peefort
Kat
Kinay
Kwa
Wale | Abner
Abulow
Hamakury
Honokaw
Walmen
Medical Act to Engage Doctors for Public Welfare
A Hawaii Island health committee plans legislative bills to strengthen public health laws. The Board of Health and the Bar Association work together to draft amendments, including compensation for board members and licensure rules, with continued debate and a page eight continuation.
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Dag
Ito
Ite Xcope
Roam of Health
Innett
Ehale
Fred. ¢. Smith
He O. Rd 1
Ats
K .A. MotLimaith
Mr. Mott-Smith
Bulletin
Hoxin
Har Association
Amendmenttown
Hawaii
Hoard of Health
Dar Association
Board of Health
Dole
Logiala
Rvan of Health
American Cement Sticks and Grows in Industry Talk
Marston Campbell, Assistant Superintendent of Public Works, addressed the Hawaii Bicentennial Barlery last night on cement manufacture and concrete. He compared European and American Portland cement, cited rising production, and noted a new plant in California costing 8,000,000 to 7,000,000 with up-to-date machinery, asserting U.S. cement now rivals European and domestic products.
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Marston Campbell
Campbell
Ameeien
Konstantly
California
Campbell Hay
Verdict for City MI Company in suit against W G Acil
A February term jury trial before Judge Rovinson concluded within an hour. The City MI Company Limited won, with a verdict for the plaintiff of 9.86 dollars plus 118.19 dollars interest totaling 818.85 dollars. Wall signed the verdict as foreman.
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Rovinson
City MI Company, Limited
Dgainet W.G. Acil
Wall
No Gossip By Us Protects Trade Secrets At Drug Store
A terse notice asserts that gossip is forbidden and trade secrets are protected at the drug store. It claims confidentiality for customers and condemns revealing purchases, emphasizing discretion for legitimate goods and personal medical items.
Smith Advises Governor Dole on Appointing Pratt
Governor Dole received advice from Y. O. Smith this morning urging the appointment of Mr Pratt to attend to the Hoodlene matter. The recommendation aims to facilitate settlement of the fire elmmtnie bieltiewa.
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Smith
Dole
Wo O. Smith
Mr. Pratt
DOUTHILT DEMAND DENIED IN HAWAII OFFICE ROW
Territorial correspondence shows H T Douttitt threatening resignation as Deputy Attorney General amid opposition to his appointment. Attorney General Milo Andrews indicated no compromise and suggested dispensing with his services. Rivalry among lawyers surfaces as decisions loom.
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Deuthit
Andrews
Hilo
Berit Andrews
Deuthie
Geneva
Saloon owners in Honolulu reject drink price cuts
A downtown meeting at the Hotel and Bethel corner saw saloonkeepers led by Charles McCarthy decide unanimously to keep current drink prices, resisting any cut. Residents not present reportedly supported the stance. the Hawaiian hotel and Waikiki Annex were the only ones cutting prices, while the Hotels House and other establishments kept rates.
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Hotel
Bethel Streets
Waikiki
Charles
J McCarthy
Waikiki Annex
Annan
Larry Dee
Mioon
Niuant
Dew
Ithin Mos
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