Beef Growers Debate Press Access at Hawaiian Association Meeting
Reporter asked to attend as cattlemen and executives of Metropolitan Meat Company debated public access to the proceedings. Dr Raymond urged full publicity while some members favored privacy, concluding with the reporter departing after a vote on whether the press could attend the meeting.
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Llawallan
Hawaiian Sugar Planters’ Association
Judi
Mort Poe
AHR
Seine
MtcCant
Metrospolitan
Joh
Raymond Wan
Hie Fort
Warm Corporation
McCandlent
Raymond
von Tompaky
Fred Wandenburg Wros
Metropolian Meat Company
Dot
Atetropelian Seat Company
Marty von Holt
Putetty
Jovid
Bleam
Doctors
Wirpone
von Holt
Mvtropo- Titan Meat Company
Unmen
Patelty
Metropolitan Meat Company
Heen and Mills Pass Examination For Licenses
Examination results announced this morning show about 50 percent success. Four candidates were examined. two were admitted to practice in the United States Supreme Court and Circuit Courts. W. U. Who and HT. A. were sworn with Clar and WO, Smith, as new members of the Hawaii Promotion Committee seeks new pictures for its feature.
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Circuit
Supreme Courts
W. U
Clar
Smith
United States
Dinthey Court Inc
Sugar 53-16 Pollitz Cables Outline Rumors
San Francisco reports a sugar market fragment with quotes from various houses. Weaker bids appear from Hawaiian and Makmwell amid partial quotations and uncertain prices as trade watchers note limited activity in New York commodities.
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Pollitz
Risgo Driges
Jury selection interrupted as sixteen jurors exhausted
In Jones Ga special Veit for Jones a jury examination was halted when the panel of sixteen exhausted. Judge Robinson ordered a new center to be shown tomorrow morning. The long list of drawn jurors includes Haging Aut Belting Smith Hatley Peverwon Saylor Sprinke Lele Mehrtens Behoening Kiley Walker Bolte Umanns Dayton Friel Town Lind Lewie Camara Chirk Rivers Turvell Jameson Daw Podminty Winterstein Jones Steiner Woodward Mowatt Darden Danny Malopul Geo Tule.
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Dudge Robinson Nod Corlitnly
Peturnitie
Lm. Ni
FP & Haging
W. Belting
Jan A. Aut
G. He Teuas
Wo Hh Smith
Davod
Hatley
Win Ty Peverwon
UH H. Saylor
CL. Sprinke
Lele
Coag
Mehrtens
Behoening
Fuen
Kiley
Muwme
Akwaldk
Diet H. Walker
C Bolte
Stephen Umannseo
Dolaan
CH Averett
Wok
Bitteland
Refo
Auertaett
J. G. Chirk
Dayton
Friel
Town
Bint
Ak Lewie
Das Vier
Camara
Coibarn
Stepheneon
IL Rivers
Red Turvell
Gross wins wireless suit
Justice reports a jury verdict in favor of Crone in a wireless telegraph case. The Supreme Court decision overruling plaintiff exceptions was noted, with Hartwell writing to a technical renderer today.
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Ieee Hartwell
Supreme Court
Marconte Wireless Telegraph Cove
Py J. Crom
Crone
Uphelit
Wilson Secures Bridge Contract
The Lomabal bridge at Haualel Kaun was awarded to A A Wilson, the lowest bidder. Bids ranged from A H Harrison MNI Co at 7648 dollars to M Whitehorne at 7015 dollars with various options and times cited. A separate report notes local misfortunes and incidents involving residents and property near Nahikei, including a crowding event and injuries, with references to Abdul Thu and Ab Tim.
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Lomabal
Haualel
Kaun
A. A. Wilson
A. H. Harrison Mni Co
Cotton Brothers
Ume
Aya
M. Whitehorne
Supreme Court cuts cable tax ruling on territorial waters
The Territorial Supreme Court rules the submarine cable lines within three miles of land are not taxable real estate under the current tax law. The decision upholds that cables lying on the sea bed are not affixed to land and cannot be taxed as real property. Jurisdictional nuances from Hawaii’s status and monarchy era were discussed as part of the case background. (Continued on Page 4.)
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Territorial Supreme Court
Juellen Hartwell
Hartel
Niles
Ff Wit
Elaine
Ohwt Ab
Te Enision
Tin
Hawaii
Hilo
Jones Murder Trial Opens With Noted Interest
The trial of Linda Jones widow Beegan faced Judge Robinson this morning at 19 o'clock. The case, rumored to be the term’s most celebrated, has drawn wide attention as jurors previously acquitted a co-defendant. Proceedings began amid public interest and questions about motive and relation to the victim. (Continued on Page 4)
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Aitehell Janes
Linda K. Jones
Beean
Robinson
Ennedor
Wien
Thotherindian
Lively Runaway Horse Terrorizes City Streets
A runaway horse escaped in the morning near the Capitol, racing through Like Street and into Pohikalna school yard before leaping a two foot wall and fleeing. The horse caused minor damage at a gate but was uninjured. Separately, steamer Kanals Hien and transport Sheridan are noted in transit reports.
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Bayersisor
HarraWly
Bettie
Capitol
John
Pohikalna
Burgey
Tually Geanred
Jet Money Management free for the asking
A short note offers a copy of the small booklet Jet Money Management at no cost. The item invites readers to request the publication, indicating availability to the public.
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Jet Money Management
Criminal Gases Transfer Ordered By Court
Judge Robineon moved a number of cases to Judge De Mole Hite this morning to ease the burden on the interim court. The transfer, urged by Attorney General Andrews, was ordered at 10 o clock. The docket lists defendants including Le 1ULWIGEeuee and others from Genoa and Chemmar Hittge Ab Kap.
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Robineon
de Mole Hite
Andrews
Lidge
Tobinson
Jodie de Territery Va
Genoa
Munder
Tom Sing
Man Leal
Chew Turk
Che Ming
Chine Chow
Beckley's Successor Yet To Be Chosen
No appointment has been made for the County Commission seat vacated by Pred Hockhor. Governor Carneethle plans to confer with Chairman Cooper and intends to appoint someone suitable, aiming to fill the position soon.
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Beckley
Pred Hockhor
Carneethle Worming
Cooper
Commission
Dwight Estate Inventory by Administratrix Hellen Dwight
Helen Dwight as administratrix presents the Chas B Dwight estate inventory totaling 3101.65 in personal property, a 4000 residence, 1.5 acres at Kalil valued 250, and a one third share of land on Molokal valued at unknown.
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Hllen Dwight
Chas. B. Dwight
Kalil
Lad
Molokal
Creditors Sale Cuts Prices Across Arrow Brand Shirts
The notice advertising a creditors sale lists Arrow Brand Collars at $2.25 per item and Golf Shirts at $1.25, with successive line cuts to $1.00 and $1.25 and $1.50, all items reduced by the same proportion. The sale applies storewide at the same discount rate.
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Arrow
Met Meat Company price talks and farmer concerns discussed
A morning session of a meeting on meat prices involved a committee including AL W. Carter Hubert Shingle Robert Hind George Mobertaan and J P Coale to confer with Metropolitan Meat Company directors about proposed general retreat in price amid supply concerns. Attendees noted a surplus and debated price reductions, with focus on growers’ interests and recent price trends.
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AL W. Carter
Hubert Shingle
Robert Hind
George Mobertaan
J. P. Coalic
Confyr
Metropolitan Meat Company
Winmberg
Win Wan
Metropolitan
Miatter
Courteny
Kayne Ted
Metropolitan Meat
Ibe
New Orleans To Get New Batteries
The New Orleans is docked at port after arriving from Manila at 2 PM. She will stay about four days for repairs and then proceed to Muro Te Lind to receive new batteries. A $300 prize is mentioned in a disputed offer involving Modine friends and a party plans to hold a public auction.
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Walied
Criber
Orleane
Ube
Manila
Guan
New Orleans
Muro Te Lind
Atlantis
Orptoun
Manilin
Mamet Tavatakiy
Hatter Detects Numerous Military Goats
Pinkerton sleuth Hatter helps expose a scheme in UR A depot area. Soldiers, officers, and civilians involved in illegal commerce of garments and valuables are cited. Authorities seize contended items as probable evidence of unlawful possession and sale.
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Hendry
Hatter
Pinkerton
Hiroto
UR A
Humphrey
Conta
Wulely
Lranaporte
Henry
Betwen
Pauahletree
Verdict Set Aside In Helen Rowland Case For New Trial
The Supreme Court orders a new trial in the Frank Godfrey matter concerning Helen Rowland. The prior verdict for the defendants is set aside. issues of marriage validity are central, with extensive discussion of evidentiary standards and potential witness testimony.
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Frank Godfrey
Thomas Metcau
Helen Rowland
Supreme Gulu
Justiow
Hateh
Helen Howland
Frank Metalt
Betas
Harry
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