Local Chamber Chooses Lowrey as Trustee Nominee
At a Chamber of Commerce meeting in the Territory this afternoon F J Lowrey was named as a trustee nominee to replace D P Cooke who has departed for a year or more. Finn appeared in court on a charge of assault with a weapon and was released on bond set at 1000. The case was postponed to next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
F J. Lowrey
Dorwel
Cetlon Ae
Dp Cooke
Rexigha
Jin
Waths
Finn
H. E. Garex
W.cullingham
Lindsay
Tor
Oeoxantilt
Mugh Rooney
Crook
Ball
Telgaldo
Bio
Finn Surrenders After Night Shooting Near Toll Gate
Jos Finn, the rear driver nicknamed the nack, surrendered to Deputy Sheriff Chil l ingworth after a staged rendezvous at Toll Gate at dark. Finn arrived with companion Dan Renew and offered no statement beyond lighting a cigar while being questioned about the Saturday night shooting of Hugh Rooney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos Finn
Hugh Rooney
Sherif Chillingworth
Finn
Luto
Kionwatro
Toll G'Elock
First National Meeting elects board and staff
The First National held a post noon meeting in bank offices with 3,317 shares represented. W. G. Cooper was elected to the Board while Kate Kelly remains chief clerk in Secretary Atkinson’s office. J. W. Lloyd named assistant clerk and stenographer. C. R. Buckland In kept as statistician. Stenographer office abolished, Territory wage set at 100 dollars per month. B. H. Kele Kolo appointed as messenger.
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Naional
W. G. Cooper
Kate Kelly
Atkinson
J. W. Lloyd
C. R. Buckland
Sten Pher
Uch
B. H. Kele Kolo
Extra Session Call Congress Necessary
Governor Carter told Bulletin reporters at the Pacific Club this afternoon that an extra session may be required after the Supreme Court invalidated the County Act. He discussed legality under the Organic Act, possible commissions to draft legislation, and urged careful consideration of whether to seek a Washington commission or a special session to address territorial government and department appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Pacific Club
Supreme Court
Vide Villa
Central Committee
Republican Party
Washington
Almitar
Territorial Supreme Court voids County Act in unanimous opinion
In a noon ruling the Territorial Supreme Court declares the County Act void under the Organic Act, invalidating the switch of powers to county officials and nullifying the transfer of territorial duties. The decision questions legislative procedure and the composition of boards, with emphasis on which provisions render the act inseparable from its related subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territorial Supreme Court
Board of Supervisors
Jusince Frear
Deeres
Ouchu
Loyme
House of Representatives
House
Bupervinora
Senate
Enate
Tte
Ite
Republic of Hawaii
United
United States
Territory of
Hawaii
Porte Accepts Reform Plans
PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. 13 The National Live Stock Convention in section here was addressed today by E. P. Low of Hawaii. He gave an extended report on efforts to develop the cattle industry in the islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
E. P. Low
Hawaii
War correspondents sail with Siberia voyage to Orient
The Siberia arrived from San Francisco with a large list of passengers including many war correspondents headed for the Orient. Notable names include Frederick Palmer of Collier's Weekly and O. K. Davis of the New York Herald. The late arrival of two gentlemen delayed the voyage by 48 hours. Among the travelers are numerous passengers listed by name, with destinations including Yokohama Kobe Hongkong and Honolulu. The ship also carries war correspondents like Jack London and Capitan Lionel James of the London Times.
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Siberia
San Fragcesco
Orient
Thore Fred Palmer
Cult Weekly
0. K. Davis
New York Herald
Wor. Allen
Atta
Aoi
H. Fleming
Mra
A. A. Fleming
Marjorie Fleming
Mies Kather
Ine Gardner
G. D. Gear
A. B. Grozeller
Ly Hudsey
Jennie Hildebrand
Southard Hoffman
M. Holmes
Wer
Hoamer
Howard Humphries
McLeod
Nareau
H. P. Nadeau
F. D. Nelson
P. O'Brien
M. M. O'Shaughnessy
Paxton
A. Rags
W. Hing
B. T. Simpson
BE. T. Simpson
Denis Bearles
Wity
B. O. Sprague
Min
Ama
U. Abe
Howard Ayreon
Ry J. Dunn
T. Puneniza
J. WH. Hare
Alles Jr
Mrs. C. Miles Jr
Jetmyn
H. O. Leopold
Jack Lonson
M. Matseuami
T. Mateto
Carroll Miller
Okurmurs
Phillipa
Mins
M. Upperman
Fred
Palmon Muite
Kobe
Cook
A. K. Garvin
J. Eran
Mey
G. Rawtan
T. Uyeda
Hawks-Pott
M Ls
Hawke-Pott
Mise
Ol. Hawks-Pott
Walter HawkePott
Mann
Mr. Fraser
The
London Times
0. K. Davia
Sir Don Williams
the Ephere
London
P. Phillips
London Express
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Commerce Truste
Hcamrlnd
Lowrey
Flan Francisco Indy Welt
Honolulu
Rice & & Perkins
Oregon
BLOC
Sky
ALFRED NJAMIN @ CO
New York
Mark
Alfredenjamine
Mmakers
Randy-Toowear
Jamin Apparel
KashCo Ld
Congress
ORCH
Apeoitio
Wells, Fargn & CO. Express
Panama
Porte
Constantinople
Turkey
Russia
Austria
Port Said
Suez
Port Bald
Washington, D. Gy
Ching
Mukden
Antony
Washington, D. C
Japan
Korea
Jamestown
WN. Y
Charles Denby
China
Cleveland
San Francisco
Cal
Heywood Shoes
Manufacturers’ Sheett, Ltd
Fort Street
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