Notables Arrive From The Korea Vessel Visit
Notables arrived in Hawaii aboard the Korea docking at Navy Wharf No 3 at 1 30 P M amid crowd cheers and mud churned by a storm. Passengers include Mrs Frank Andrade, Mrs Sanford, Mrs McNear, General Arthur MacArthur and Col Parker West bound for Japan and Manchuria with several others touring the Inlands and awaiting further itineraries. Tourists number about thirty ready for a pleasant stay despite recent upheavals.
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Korea
Navel
Kores
Prank Andtrade
Jomnyn
Claude 4. Smith
Scranton
Utton
Jane L. Sanford
Stanford
California
Japan
John
Jone
C. L. Bintager
Miss Chase
Minx Holes Smith
Townsend Church
Ellaworth J. Foote
George Ade
Arthur MacArthur
MacArthur
Hie Alu
Parker W. West
Manchuria
J. J. Perabing
Senator Warren
Wyoming
Hawaii
Tokio
Col
W. H. Birkbeck
F. L. Pleadwell
Yokohama
MF. Lowenstein
Manila
Europe
McNear
San Francisco
Orient
Blyghter
Mies McNear
Paul Bagley
Benj
Madame Pele
W. A. Allen
Fred J. Wood
Wood
Kore
Shanghai
Sonaulate
Five Children Tax Exemption Plan Debate At Legislature
In a days session the House discussed a proposed five child exemption plan and the handling of documents. Rep Carl Smith questioned an apparent official schedule of the order of the day while Pinkham at Work and health board communications were read. The House approved measures to keep the law, adopted several committee reports, and tabled duplicate bills.
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Kalauokalani
Carl Smith
Malokal
Pinkham
Tervi
Kalauokslani, Jr
House of
Washington Birthday Celebrations Open With Baseball and Football
Honolulu observes Washington’s Birthday with a baseball game between Punahou and St. A. and an Association football match between two top city clubs. Events include a medal golf tourney, a gun club shoot, tours to Wahiawa, and a patriotic program at Ann Antonio Hall with speeches by Deputy Attorney General Fleming and Clem Quinn.
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Honolult
Win Country
Pupshous
Ht. A
H. A
Aala Park
Punahous
Best Can
T City
Honolulu
Itn
Manoa Range
M.C. A
Washington
Wahlaws
Pearl City
Wahiawa
Onolnd
John M Martin
Pricon
Osha Priton
Pam
Todam
Manoa
Ann Antonio Hall
Damien Cornell
Young Men's Institute
United State
Fleming
Clem K. Quinn
Weed
Munle
Reel Taxions
Alvee
Whites
Inter
Fortis
Oma
Ing
Ar Blues
Moettitehiey Bucks
Kellett
Desha
J. G. Anderson
J. G. Blackwan
I Anderson
J.C. Catteral
R. A. Churton
W, Campbell
Campbell
Goo
Waterhoune
Witness Testimony Opens Boilermaker Store Burglary Trial
A trial before Judge Ne Bolt heard the case of William Hoopil alias Bill, charged with burglary at Lewers and Cooke on King Street last October. Hawaiian employee of the firm testified, as did W W Harris and Detective Hatter who detailed cap evidence and the crime method. Deputy Sheriff Rawline and Peter Kanne reinforced the Police Department testimonies as the jurors were sworn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hoopil
King Street
Lawere & Cooke
Ne Bolt
Andre
Chillingworth
Lowers & Cooke
W. W. Harris
Lewers & Cooke
Hatter
Rawline
Hutter
Peter Kanne
Huntter
Pol Department
Police Department
Election Contested Testimony Details Red Shirt Brigade
Tom Pedro a Democrat testifies on election day events in the Eleventh Precinct Fifth District. He claims Red Shirt Brigade members influenced the voting booth and that Democrats participated in the ranks. Ulyves Jones corroborates a Republican rally description, detailing observed activities and affiliations in the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dole
Tom Pedro
Hess
Jim Kapitiea
Prigade
Red Shirt Brigade
Henry
Pedro
Ulynves Jones
Jones
Senate session and House communications noted
The Senate convened with prayer and noted bills on expenses, referrals, and appointive committees. Messages from the Governor and House actions on resolutions were discussed, with committee allocations and referrals affecting the County Law and Organic Act references. A colonial ball invitation clarification and local ads follow as part of the Bulletin.
Senate session notes various bills and committee actions
The afternoon Senate session had all members present. Wilcox reported a conference request on the Acts concurrent resolution. Dowsett introduced two appropriations for Walalae road totaling 45 000. Howitt introduced an act to protect contaminant owners for all liquor. Paris gave notice of a public officers bill. Achi reported the Houro expenses bill is ready. Dickey reported that impersonation of health officers is already law. garbage bill passed second reading. duties and powers act passed second reading and a special committee was proposed. Paris wanted the Judiciary County Act Committee to handle the bill.
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Senate
Chapain Parker
Congress
Judiciary Committee
House
S Smilar
Iaenberg
Bishop
Dickey
Aly O
Wilcox
Hayselden
Woods
Dowsett
Walalae
Diamond Head
Renator Howitt
Paris
Achi
Lidsiae
Hearah of Health
Wan
Health
iParis
Joint resolutions and appointments in the state House
Afternoon session of the House saw bills on property redemption and repealing poll tax law. A resolution for federal funds for research was debated and to be engrossed for Washington. Attorney General Lotrin Andrews released pay scales and appointments. Recess set for 10 am Thursday as committees began work.
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Hop
Aylett
Atle
Pulua
Cox
Whoa Howe
Wallin
Benate
Rep
Harris
Calle
Federal Treasury
Washington
Pwr
Lotrin Andrews
Geuerl
House
Tis Department
Ciace
Holloway
Public Works
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L. D. Kerr & Co
L. K, Pinkham
Board of Health
Holwtein
Bmith
Andra
Lziled Bejanina
Newyork
the Kash Co., Ltd
OHS
Young Men's Institute AT
San Antonio
BALL
Bill
Iion
Barefoot
Will
Andrews
Hhair
E.G. Ferreira
Aomumpal
A. M. Brown
C. P. Chillingworth
Church
Mrs. Lyons
Alyle
Kort ‘Tailoring Department
Schuman Carriage Co. Ltd
Young Bldg
Seabury
The
Bulletin
Eee
Walls, Fargo & Co
Oahu
Masonic Temple
Plaza Glass Insurance
Chefco
China
von Gligenheim
de Cuverville
Junk
Port Arth
Associated Prose
Sacramento
Cal
Genator Emmons
Frederickshaven
Denmark
St. Kagren Bay
Ban Francisco
Eppinger Bank
Eppinger
Stoessel
Kaffa
Crimea
Port Arthur
Birmingham
Washington, D
Washnon
Manufacturers’ Shoe Co
Fort Street
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