Police Officer Devauchelle Suspended Amid Bribe Probe
An officer named Eugene Devauchelle faced suspension as investigations proceed into alleged bribe-taking from gamblers at a slaughterhouse site. The case involves Tin Hoon on extortion charges and Mr Taylor of the Police Department pledging careful inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Devauchelle
Toon
Mont Seriou
Devauchelle
Chinees
Thi Hoon
Whitise
Taylor
Taylor Aid
Tin Hoon
Chihawmen
Tin Moon
Xumblers
Ipent
Devanchelle
Hie
Wahiawa
National Guard
Risk in keeping papers at home raises security concerns
A note offers to store valuable papers for four dollars yearly with a security guarantee, highlighting a home risk not yet fully realized and a willingness to accept the fee for protection.
Stackable Secures Charter of Kumeric Steamship
The Board of Immigration reports a cablegram from Bi Stackable claiming to secure an optional charter of the steamship Kumerie to bring from Spain Preface to the voyage set for April 46. The Kumerie, owned by A. Wier & Co of Glasgow, also owns Vie Buverte which earlier brought the first lot of Portuguese to the area. The ship is a 3000 ton screw steamer built by Russell & Co of Glasgow in 1906, with shelter deck, 460 feet long, beam 60 feet, depth 29 feet.
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Board of Immigration
Kumerie
Spain
Mav
Delia
Asores
A. Wier & Co
Glangow
Vie Buverte
Rusel & + Co
Floral Parade Route Through City Streets In October
Partial readable OCR outlines a parade start at ten and a route from Baseball at Sham Street toward Bishop Hove Richards Bersta nia Miller Queen's Hospital and Baseball grounds with motor ambulances guiding along Beretania Street toward the Baseball grounds.
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Sham
Coeen
Joring Street
Bishop
Hove
Richards
Berstania
Miller
Queen's Hospital
Touke
Ok Crensde
Veetiest
Tania
Baseball Grounds
Beretania
Lumber Carrying Charges Amid Trial Hearings
San Francisco dispatch reports Attorneys for the Government secured testimony on freight rates. A witness stated a tax of 11 per thousand applied to all shipments up to 140,000 feet while larger consignments attracted a 47 rate. The three firms on trial allegedly shipped over 150,000 feet in a single load, challenging rate distinctions. The case centers on whether large and small shipments were charged differently and how feet totals affected charges. Also noted are beets prices, and a fire at Kalihi involving Japanese leper patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CM. Morse
Amwertcan-Hawaiian 5.8. Co
Seythfledt
Haldwin
Deposit Boxes Guard Valuables From Theft
The notice warns that fires and robbers can strike anywhere at any time and stresses the need to keep valuables safe in a deposit box. It promises protection at fifty cents a month for security and peace of mind.
Both Houses Favor Congressmen Visit
Congressional action moves forward as Senate and House debate the Hawaii delegation’s funding. A special committee will investigate the Laval deal while the House schedules a new session. The day opens with House convening at eight o clock and plans continue on page two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Junseais
Laval
Fisco Japanese Appeal to Emperor for Aid
A partial and garbled dispatch from Tokyo dated February 21 reports a written interpretation related to San Francisco schools. The fragmentary text references figures named Culley and Seeman and a request for assistance from the emperor, but specifics are unclear due to the damaged OCR.
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Ated Press
Pecal Culley
Tokio
Japan
San Francisco
Ent
Semanas Ofeipe Aranainet Seeman Toe Ahh
She Reaper Aanllagith Their
Man Shot Dead As Scandal In Gearin Murders Unfolds
Chicago reports Webster Gearin was shot and killed today amid a scandal involving Flora McDonald wife of a mill and printing outfit. A Rotterdam steamship wreck near Holland sinks with 141 aboard, including 35 members of the German Opera Company.
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Chicago, Ill
Webster Gearin
Flora McDonald
Tamooiated Prean Meacial Carms
Rotterdam
Aes Anak
Holland
Planters import additional Filipino laborers to Hawaii
The Planters Association plans another shipment of Filipino laborers to Hawaii, arriving Feb 26, with four men and four women. Managers report Filipinos are content with conditions, though women hesitate to emigrate. Efforts to counter Japanese influence and expand the Filipino colony continue, aided by George Wagner in Manila.
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Hawaii
Han
Cntinue
Kame
George Wagner
Honolulu
The
Philippiier
A. F. Judd Um
Manila
Planters’ Association
Wagner
Umea
Bela
Mrs Thaw Hearings Highlight Evelyn Thaw and Stanford White
New York February 1 Evelyn Thaw faces questions about her relationship with Stanford White who was killed. District Attorney Jerome Ban says interviews will test Evelyn's testimony and whether White was the first man she pursued. The courtroom plans limit women present as proceedings continue amid intense public scrutiny.
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New York
N. Y
Evelyn Thaw
Stanford White
Rekett
Jerome Ban
Evelyn Neal Mately
Jerome
Btanford White
Evelyn
Bath
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Poca Ota Carga
Iaurer
Weary Waterhouse Trust Company, Ltd
Aled Bentamin
Stackable Secures
Kumeric
Oor
Geniua
the Kash CO
TEL. Main
GOR. Fort
Cal
Psa
S.o
Aiella del Mare
I Garek
Hitvatnr
Fhe Metropolitan Met Co
Mort
Hawaiian Trust Company, Ltd
Port Rt
Senate
Beouint
Howale
Lrougie
Appolia
Cran Cisely
Fisco
Gearin
the Bulletin
LACE
J. Hopp & CO
Alexander Young Building
Intial
Weruitian
Jaborere
Wigthy
Witte Hisereat
Coune Arynien
FARGO
Chase Chase Co
Fort Street
Mrs. Thaw
Raby , Drucco i
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