Tax Conflicts Rise Over Store Credits and Labor Taxes
Tax collectors face disputes nationwide as collectors argue delinquency is a civil debt, not a crime. The issue involves laborers on plantations, Porto Rican workers, and wages, with debates over whether store credit and taxes take precedence. Planteation managers seek to collect laborer taxes by payroll or store accounts, while workers claim obligations are fulfilled by employment contracts and wage advances.
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United States
Binrntrom
Vollvctorn
Bret
Chive
Ax Karniehee
Ana
Cyrininn
V W C A DI GS Event Postponed Amid War Time Disruptions
The second of Men Wo RL osu Wretutee before the Vo WGA on Kiereon will occur tomorrow at noon. The Valentine ancal scheduled for tomorrow fight has been postponed to Saturday evening at Saelock due to wartime meetings. Mrte Hay and Mrs Brown note a surprise for Hhowe attendees, while Mik tole Barbers prepare a sale in the MLC A. A bail of the Ysttr of the month goes on sale in the Yo WC 4.
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Kiereon
Valentine
Saelock
Warlone
Hoc Brown
Prayer Meeting Mockery Over Carter Mission
At a Central Union church gathering a motherly remark sparked mockery as attendees debated praying for George K. Carter to be guided in Washington. Another voice countered that if Carter carries lies to D.C. there is little point in prayer. The dialogue remained purely mental, not spoken aloud.
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Central Union Church
George K. Carter
Washington
George Carter
Hogan reminiscence of stage riot with band in Honolulu
A reminiscence recalls a confrontation during a Hogan show in Honolulu where a nine member band refused to stay on stage after a harsh critique. Razors were brandished, Hogan was overwhelmed, and the band then walked off, leaving him to improvise as the audience reacted and the scene devolved into a tense standoff.
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Ernest Hogan
Kaplolant Ratate
Hogan
Honolulu
Mie
Tim
New York
Bulletin
Judge Ester rules Primo beer license law unconstitutional
United States District Court Judge Morris M. Ester declares the Territorial law granting Primo beer licenses unconstitutional and issues an injunction. The decision targets provisions under the Penal Laws of 1882 and 1888 governing sale and retailing of ardent spirits and malt beverages in Hawaii, with plaintiffs including Macfarlane & Co and Peacock & Co asserting licensed monopoly and tax provisions.
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Morris M. Ester
United States District Court
Primo Beer Hornes
Hiquor Dealera
Wright
Sillman
United States District
District of Hawaii
Macfarlane & Mo. Limited
Ho Maphield & Co. Ltd
W.C. Peawork & Co
Hoffachtioger & Co. Ltd
Lt. C. Sayres
Lawrence H. Dee
Re. Willam Ho Weight
Territory of Hawaii
Robs Verison
Mawatha
Alan
Plainetts, Macfarlane & Co
Lul
Peacock & Co
Ril
Hottephinemwr @ Co
Lii
Aayers Fry
Elaine
Hackfelt & Co. Ltd
Hilee'e
Regimme
Mariner
Metailer
Bremen
Varios
Union
Permene
Biewalt
United States
Martariane & Co. Fu
Val Hine Brew
Ing Company
Milwaukes
Wisconsin
John Wieland Brewing Company
San Francisco
California
Plaintif, Hollackfeld A Co
Anhouner Millenk Brewing Company
St. Lacile, Lette
State of Miecour
Plaintif
W.C. Peasark & Co, Ld.ly
Palitrewing Company
Stb Wanker
Brate
American Brewing Company
Ely
Milnor Birewing Company of
Milwaukees
Sayers
Beattle Brewing & Malt Co
Beattle
Washington
Lawrence Hewos
Capital Brewing Company
Olympia
Fiether Wogoars
Kingdom of
Java
Thi
Geeton
Hawali
Hawaii
Man and Kapitians in Police Court assault case ends
The Five of Kapitians and Kealoteo faced assault charges in the Police Court with plea of guilty amid testimony. Witnesses described a melee during a game, blows landing in the eye, and a chase on shore with a Portuguese boy flagging the scene. The case closed as defendants were found guilty with potential penalties stated by the court.
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Kapitians
Kealoteo
Mana
der Fondatie
Jamon Ky
Nynor Kelytes
Kupiliars
Lin
Thie
Wittens
Elalimine
Kepitiane
Kaulla
Ingworth
Kawlla
University petitions Roosevelt on Dole removal impact
Honolulu graduates submit a petition to President Roosevelt arguing Governor Dole’s removal would not serve public welfare. W D Smith notes the petition has a large following. A Farmers dance is planned in Progrope Hall featuring Myre Kis Mrs Petete Mike Lally and Nicholwon among performers.
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Roosevelt
Honolulu
Ronoma
Dole
W. D. Smith
Paouly Robeteah Lodge
Kavlork
Myre Kis
Tik Mra. Petete
Mike Lally
Mee
Nicholwon
Mire
Smith
Contempt ruling over guardianship appeal with discharges
A court disallowed an appeal in the guardianship dispute over George Brown and Francie Mylte. Judge Gomres ordered the guardian to show cause why the Geary order had not been obeyed, with no further enforcement. William Tavis discharged after a showing of failure to pay a fine. The case involves multiple parties and references to a dangerous weapon charge and related proceedings lingering from prior days.
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Trement Holloway
George 1
Brown
Francie Mylte
Keira Onder
Gomres Promi
William Tavis
Kasalire
Tial
Halt Re Cox
Henpheeya
Yeatorday
Finon Toay
M_L
Brulth Ve
Hunotly
Yaris Company
Miia
Robertean & Willey
Krier
Stopping the Water and Tank Confusion on Shipboard
Superintendent Andrew Brown assumed responsibility to relay the water supply plan to the team. The mate instructed the carpenter to report by the 4:11 o'clock deadline, and the crew prepared to sail. A water shortage surfaced before departure, and delays followed as key personnel debated the tanks and care at Camp McKinney.
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Andrew Brown
Attorney General and Treasurer Confer on Primo Beer Case
A discussion between the Attorney General and the Treasurer addressed the legality of Primo Beer sales amid ongoing legal questions. The Attorney General indicated the government would defend constitutionality, while the Treasurer contended enforcement of all laws within his department remains his duty. A court appeal potentially affects whether Primo beer sales can continue pending ruling.
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Uae
Ense
Wright
Weight
Katee
Primo
Bert Hertecor
Magazines for Soldiers and the Home Front
A fragment discusses magazines for soldiers and the role of media in wartime morale. It mentions Alvte On TV and Heanor, hints at distribution to service members, and ponders who will contribute content and support the effort. Further text references securary and YOM G0 AC without clear context.
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Cantelbute
Land and lush dispute from Exwoudyr council directorate
A garbled report outlines proceedings at Huldie Warne concerning land division for the Exwoudyr council. Names including Wales, Kealahik, and William Her are mentioned amid inquiries about renewals and weights, with references to the Mabie Sugar Company and various local officials.
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Jae Ho Royds
Huldie Warne
Exwoudyr Council
Heataht Iy
Land Department
Quretione Iason
Tuted
Wales
Aml Kealahik
North Koni Hiawatt
Tastderko
Wily
Williau
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Ateletly
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Cor
Union Sts
Carter
Iadiek
Tadiow
Ny Ordir
Wtorkholders
Pata Pla Hation
Primo Beer
ESTEE
Amn
Gerad
Nihau
Kaulia
Kaputna
Anchorage
Huntin
Ateamur
Whoraydon
Kayo
Ermelena
Atrainer
Ile Suerte
Oo Brewer & Co
Intriatie Doe
Prager Hall
Bordfeldt
King Streat
Hunt
Wuattren
Palcu
Wiley
Mario
Keaulo Tuthy Ballet
Alameda
Coney
William Davis
Sroe Hs
Hamilton Rown Shoe Company
Mike Hoe le
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