Governor Carter Calls Navy Reprimand Odd In Bennington Case
The cable dispatch reports Governor Carter denouncing Commander Lucien Young's reprimand as odd and a potential effort to undermine Navy accountability. Defense statements question the rationale and timing, arguing a private reprimand harms the entire Naval Department and public knowledge of the case.
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Washington
Jan
Secretary of the Navy
Conar
Lucien Young
Bennington
Jade George UK Gear
Lucien Voutye
Mont Perullar
Young Beleg
Bonaparte
Puble Feyrle
Mami
Lucien Yi
Guunien
Naval Department
Goodrich Kitmeelt
San Prancheeo
Har Hoilers
Inthiter
Sam
Lesen
Yilion Bern
Scandal Rumors Refuted By Judge Robinson
Governor Carter faced questions on a sensational charge alleging a drunken orgy in Judge Robinsons chamber after the Godfrey versus Rowland verdict. Witnesses including A. G. Robertson, S. Derby, Frank Thompson, and others denied any intoxication. Judge Robinson dismissed the claim and credited the Governors withdrawal of endorsement for reappointment to prevent further disgrace.
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Carter
Robinson
Mets
H. Derby
Godfrey
Rowland
Circuit Court
Vrnoon
Derby
Frank Thorpeon
Derry
Boreman Guild
Thompson
Jack Thompson
Hackwan
John
Mere Adaterton
Ignor
Congress
Foreman Guild
Guild
A. GM. Robertson
Col. Jones
T. Himonton
George Lucas
Bananas Ordered At Wells Far For Coast Trip
A fragment notes a banana order placed at Wells Far for a coast trip on an unclear date in January. The readable items mention a bunch and tall mentions, but specifics are missing.
Agreement Signed by Spaulding in Molokan Land Deal
Text reports an agreement signed by Col Spaulding Jend J B Cantle with Molokan agents J B Castle and Pratt to settle a Kapaa fund matter. Key dispute centers on sugar polarization purity standards, Spaulding seeking a half degree extra, urging passage under existing laws. Governor Carter and Wratt discussed the draft, with Spalding and Castle near a final plan.
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Marwement
Whiteh
Col
Spalding
J.B. Cantle
Kapaa Fund Mallee
Pratt
Soalding
L.A
Carter
Colonel Spalding
Col. Spalding
Castle
Thielen Buys Leasehold of Kunst Property at Waikiki
George Thielen, broker, purchases the leasehold of the former Kunst property at Waikiki from Marty Lewin for 18000. The leasehold includes two residences with elaborate and splendid frontage. Also notes Merchanter Association annual meeting with officer elections and nominations.
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George Thielen
Waikiki
Marty 1 Lewin
Lewis
Merchanter Association
Robert Gatton
A. Gartiey
KH. Paris
Geo. W. Smith
W. W. Dillingham
W. W. Jarr
Wit. Laas
W. H. Smith
O. J. Waller
Bear This In Mind From An Investing Prospectus
The note warns against speculation citing figures like John W. Gates Charles M. Schwab and Mr Leeds as examples of winners and losers. It urges prudent investing, avoiding get rich quick schemes, and promises expert advice or investment services.
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John W. Gates
Chas. M. Schwab
Mr. Leeds
Opposition to colonial rule fuels Hawaii delegation plea
Hawaii leaders including W C Smith vow to seek seventy five percent of federal revenue for Hawaii and oppose any colonial government. Washington meeting plans unfold as Smith, Judd building official delegation drives plans to lobby Congress for revenue allocation and fortifications.
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Tam
Manahan Islands
W. C. Smith
Washington
Graith
San Francisco
Hawaii
Hawai
Ali
Mr. Smith
Hawaii'e Beneit
Hawaiian Islands
Wallington
Winder
Chatrana W. C. Smith
Judd Bullting
Maui
Kauai
Uiem
W. C. Smlth
Mongalla
Smith
Committee On Territories
Rena
Kelaniangoleax
W. O. Smith
Pali Road Contract Before Grand Jury
The Pal road improvement contract awarded LM Whitehouse at the Tanta Board of Supervisors discussion led to claims of a contracting interests conspiracy. C D Wilson contractor criticizes short notice for bid specs while the board accepted Whitehouse bid. Wilson vows investigation by the Territorial Grand Jury and opposition to proceeding with road work.
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Pal
LM. Whitehouse
Tant
C. H. Wiser
Muir
Wilson
Territorial Grand Jury
Patt
of Supervisora
Lucat
Urjhaws
J. M. Whitehorne
Lord & Helwic
C.D. Wilson
Probonk Iie Agate
Lucas
Hulletin
Ho May
Liess
Wilton
Ls Mh
Whitehouse
Pall Road
Henry to Assist Attorney General in Kona Jet Case
Henry and Proawer head to Kona to probe the Holualoa school jet seizure by Mary Atcherly for Mrs. A Davia, alleged owner. George D. Goar opens law offices in former Justice Hateh rooms. Chamber of Commerce holds regular meeting tomorrow at 2 p m.
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High Schweitt Henry
Kona
Holualoa
Mary Atcherly
A. Davia
Prominien
George D. Goar
Justice Hateh
Wantomannsteant
New Fish Market Proposed at King and Keksullie Corner
Wang Chang and Yee Yap, Chinese pedmeters, plan a new Mah maekre at the corner of King and Keksullie streets, the third establishment of its kind in the neighborhood. The market will occupy the vacant lot in front of the current fish market at the southwest corner. Mrs Homer comments on the new cook, noting she seems shy of intelligence.
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Wang Chang
Yee Yap
King and
Keksullie
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New York
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Kash Company
Spaulding
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Loutaville
Kyi
Etelia Kescher
Jeffersonvile Hind
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Tobanco
Hawaiian
Port Street
Honalala
W. C
Pali
Grand
J. Hopp & CO
Alexander Young Building
Axmingters
Ausgels
Cincinnati
Circuit Court of Appeals
Haverstraw
N. J
Edna Wallace Hopper
Victoria
B. C
Dunemuir
Southern Pacific
Oakland
Southern Western Pacific Railway
Panama
Senate
Henry
Chamber of Commerce
Fegular Wemlon
Gov. Fart and Marchant Ste Telephone Exchange No
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Homer
Quowr
Chicago
Tropic Fruit Company
Wella Farge
King St
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