Kepoikai Urges Halting Public Expenditure in Hawaii Territory
Treasurer Kepoikai calls a halt on nonessential public works and broad pay roll cuts to keep the Territory of Hawaii within current revenues. He notes that October receipts and looming November taxes will not cover salaries, running expenses, and warrants, urging departments to delay nonessential spending until cash flow improves.
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LINES CARRIED AWAY Steamer Ke Au Hon arrival report
Purser McNamara notes the Ke Au Hon arrived at 9 25 from naval ports with 3150 bags K 8 M sugar 3M bags rice 20 bags paddy 32 hides 4 boxes chickens 28 sundrion packages. W G Hall at Anu Kin encountered heavy northerly swells all week. February 4 limited work to about two hours February 5 conditions worsened causing more cargo loss.
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W. G. Hall
Anu Kin
Laupahoehoe Papsulos Edge Helene Koye In Close Clash
On Sunday at the park in Laupahoehoe the Papsulos baseball team defeated Helene Koye 2 to 2 in a tightly contested game. The Helene side had claimed Hamakua coast champion status, but the championship remains undecided as both teams push for a deciding match soon.
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Those French Dinners at Royal Hawaiian Hotel
The Attic presents Continental French Dinners tonight at 6 30 PM with reservations urged at the office. Vocal and instrumental music by the Hawaiian Quintet Club. Patrons are asked to secure seating early.
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Yachts to Pearl Harbor Set Sail Amid Weather Warnings
Judge Sanford B. Dole reports on a Pearl Harbor sailing plan as several yachts including the Spray and La Paloma prepare to depart with weather conditions possibly delaying the trip. Darence W. Macfariage is named among expected skippers while others consider the threatling forecast. Japanese contractors in the city meanwhile shift to subcontracting and hiring Portuguese workers on government projects.
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Supreme Court Denies Rehearing in O R L Co v Ewa Plants
The Supreme Court Rendered a unanimous decision denying defendant’s motion for rehearing in O R L Co v Ewa and Kabuki Plantations. The ruling, authored by Associate Justice Percy, states the point raised was not overlooked and the court’s conclusions were properly stated.
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James Campbell
Governor Carter as advocate for county government in Hawaii
The article highlights Governor Carter’s push for decentralization and local government in Hawaii. He rewards public spirit and community involvement while signaling plans to pursue county government through Organic Act reforms or a modified act if Congress stalls. He stresses progress is gradual and essential to empower places like Hilo away from distant officials.
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Parker Reports Overdue Paris Bark Among Distant Sails
Local remark circulates that the French bark Paris may have been sighted off Diamond Head in rough condition after signals to the bark Wit failed. Stock transfers reported include 600 shares of five and 112 shares of McBryde with prices around 2 to 35 dollars, amid rumors of ownership shifts involving Henry Komne C M Cooke and Henry Waterhouse. Mrs Turk faces assault charges in Police Court but is discharged. a second warrant follows.
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Special Term U S Court for Davis Case
Federal Judge Dole returns from Hilo to open a special term of the United States court for a hearing into the Davis case and related matters. U S District Attorney Breckens leads investigations into Attorney Davis and possible professional conduct issues with several Japanese defendants changing pleas. The term may continue through the April session with no jurors called while decisions and other business are prepared.
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Hawaii
Cable Orders Plain Language Amid War Message Confusion
The afternoon news centers on a cable company notice about plain language in wartime dispatches. It states that messages to Japan Korea Formosa and other regions must be in plain language and that mixed language messages are rejected, with sender risk.
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Kore
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Court action on six months bill in Territory awaits AG decision
Attorney General Andrews planned a test case on financial procedures facing the Territory after the Governor left for Hawaii. Officials say the six months bill may or may not apply, depending on Supreme Court action. The matter arose from Governor Senate consultations and a tentative administration plan on figures.
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High Sheriff Brow to Review Telephone Pole Plan
Passengers aboard the steamer Claudine from Hilo include High Sheriff A. Brow n who arrived this morning and plans to discuss factory arrangements with the telephone company. The firm may allow pole use and handle maintenance. No Hawaii Deputy Sheriff has been appointed yet, several applicants have filed. The High Sheriff awaits Republican district committee recommendations before action.
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Kurino Withdraws From St. Petersburg Talks
Associated Press reports without delay that Viceroy Alexie sent Russia’s reply to Baron de Rosen. The Japanese minister Kurino prepares to depart St. Petersburg, raising expectations negotiations may end.
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Fear of general European war from Russo Japanese clash
London dispatch reports Japanese officials deem Russia's reply unacceptable and British diplomacy fears a wider European war. The message warns that conflict between Russia and Japan could involve major powers.
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England
Russia
Japan
Europe
Hana Directors Sued For 475000
Hana Plantation Company through president Hellman sues the former board of directors for 475000 claiming the sum is due to stockholders for alleged mismanagement. The Hana plantation is at Hana Maui with Alexander & Baldwin listed as company agents.
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Rioting in Seoul Wounds Russian Citizen. Prefect’s House Destroyed
A Russian citizen was wounded in a Seoul street riot while reports say a correction near sixty miles north of Seoul. The district Prefect’s house was destroyed amid the unrest.
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