Ravages of the storm flood Honolulu streets and park
Report describes a major storm in Honolulu with 6.22 inches of rain in 24 hours near record levels, extensive flooding across King to Beretania streets and Makee Road, damaged bridges, tracks, and a park dam. Public Works crews worked overnight to repair damage while residents and divers assisted stranded horses and people, with Makee Park and rapid transit inundated and makeshift ferries used for transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Honolulu
Emma
Treasury
King and Pilkol
Wilder Avenue
Flackfeld Street
Tenney's Corner
Victoria Street
Alapal
Beretania
Lunalito
Piikol
Kewalo
River Street
Ku| Kul
Government Nursery
Kalibi
Ewa
King
Hole
Joe Little
Thin Creek
Patty
Thone
Kapiolani Park
Makee Road
Makee Island
Tthe Race
Rapid Translt Company
Ange
Kaplolant Park
Cunha
A. R. Cunha
Cara
Rapid Tranett
Folke
Rapid Trans
Camp McKinley
Woods Not Seeking Milo Seat In Democratic Delegation
Senator Paley Woods disavows any seek for the national committee post and says he did not authorize any recommendation. He praises Governor Carter and supports local law and Hawaii road and school policies, naming Jackston as a potential inland representative and stressing unity with the Carter Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo
Paley Woods
Bsk
Democratic National Committee
Cnit
Tribune
Thin Te Ue Frett
Axe
Ofce
Honolulu
A. A. Wilder
St. Louis
Jackston
Missouri
Apea
Carter
Wood
Democratic
Tam
Hawaii
Congress
Faded Tie Ends In 1-1 Football Draw
A windy, rain dampened Association football match last Saturday between the Folanix and the Maile Simax ended in a 1-1 draw. The first half favored Maile Simax with Jolunis scoring late, while Wao starred for Folanix. Strong gusts in the second half prevented further scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folanix
Jolunis
Wao
Presentation Honors Captain Mowber For Second Term
Captain W Mowber of the Ho nolulu Harbor Masters' Association was presented with a jewel by Harbor members in Harmony Hall to celebrate his second term as master. Admiral Beckley gave the presentation. a banquet at Union Grill followed with speeches by several captains and officials. A roof garden concert at the Young Hotel was announced for 7:30 tonight with bands and vocal selections. Dr I Katsuki departs for the Orient for two months’ vacation after years of service in Honolulu.
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W. Mowber
Honolulu Harbor
Masters’ and Pilots’ Association
Hie
Harmony Hall
George Beckley
Union Grill
Whitney
Lehners
Admiral Beckley
Curtis
Clark
Young Hotel
Theke Rossini
Wallace
Maritaga
He Kup Loto
Miwhina Malamulona
Stow J. Kealting
Auboa Lau Yabine
Hone
Mra N. Mapal
Mackie
Mabel McKiniay Waitz
Anthony
Katsuki
Orient U
Korea
Honolulu
Nik Ser .Vleos
Peed
Dre Hodgins
Kuramoto
Land Office Changes in Hilo Districts
Land Commissioner Pratt and Auditor J H Fisher effected changes in the Hilo land office appointing Geo H Williams as land agent for the flat and districts with duties moving from Charles Williams at Honokes and Wm Ragsdale and E D Baldwin of the city. Ragsdale named Ranger for both districts. Pratt notes $27 000 in rent and interest owed to the Territory and outlines a new collection policy to recover funds and reassess abandoned claims. Williams appointment follows Republican endorsements. Ragsdale to oversee land business for both districts to run smoothly.
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Hilo
Pratt
J. H. Fisher
Oat Land Office
Geo. H. Williame
Charles Williama
Honokes
Wm. Ragsdale
D. Haldwin
Baldwin
Kagedale
Mr. Pratt
Ragsdale
Land Office
Mr. Prat
Ragadaie
Williams
Republican District Committee
Japanese thief Asa nabbed by detective after string of burglaries
Detective Renear captured Asa, a Japanese suspect, at Punchbowl while he attempted to dispose of stolen goods. Asa led police to buyers, many Portu- Kuen residents, who supplied items including silverware, china, rugs, clothing, furniture, and a gold charm marked PT 1898. Suspected other targets included Mex Allan Herbert and Mrs Gertz on Vineyard Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axa
Renear
Punchbowl
Asa
Portu- Kuen
Ana
Asatt
Mex
Allan Herbert
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N.S. Sachs Dry Goods Co., Ld
Porter Furniture Company
Theo. H. Davies & Co., Limited
Tort Goods Territory
Harness Shop Horse Boos
L. Newman
Woman's Exchange
M. Phillips & Co
W. M. Campbell
Ite
Young Street
Punahou
Allen & Robinson, Queen Bt
Vida Ron
Statios
Woods
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd
Alakea
Wnlald
J. Hopp King
Bethel Streets
C. O
Hosuer
Bain
Bulletin Office
Macey
H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd
Crystal Springs
California
Metropolitan Meat Company
Lewin-Meyer CO
EB. J. Walker
J. Lando
Oregon Block
C. Brewer & Co., Ltd
Queen Street
Honolulu, T. C
Mawalian Agricultural Co
Ookata Sugar Plant, Co
Onomea Sugar Co
Honomu Sugar Co
Wailuku Sugar Co
Makee Sugar Co
Haleakala Ranch Co
San Francisco
Chas, Brewer & Co
Bouton
Wine of
GC. M. Cooke
George Robertson
B. F. Bishop
Col. W. F. Allen
B.C. Jones
Waterhouse and
Geo
R. Carter
Muanu
Lord & Belser, General Contractors
C. L. Dickerson
Alakea Street
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