Militia Called For In Oahu Sugar Strike Debate
Governor Carter discussed a possible militia call amid fears of violence at Oahu plantations as a Japanese strike on Waipahu and other sites raised alarm among directors. Police limits, sheriff powers, and labor tensions dominate concerns about maintaining order and avoiding disruption of cane harvests.
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Carter
Honelulu
Bherit Brown
Monolulu
Oahu
Paul Mublewick
Haleiwa
Howells
Waipahit
First Electric Coral Haul For Waikiki Road Work
The Honolulu Rapid Transit Land Company began hauling coral from the Kakaako dump for Waikiki road improvement under a contract with the Board of Supervisors. About twenty cubic yards were moved to the Ka Plolani park entrance where a concrete bridge will span park lakes. Concrete bridges are planned near the Moana hotel and Nuanu Pall road area as work proceeds.
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Honolulu Rapid Transit # Land Company
Waikiki
Board of Supervise
Ka Plolani Park
Park Lakes
Wea
Moana Hotel
Nuanu Pall
Waikiki Road Park
Atripa
Sampan Men Lost At Sea Near Channel Wharf
Two Japanese fishermen who left Wednesday to search for a missing sampan are themselves overdue. A rescue party of eight men set out in rough seas to find them and their small craft. By late afternoon no sighting had been made of the missing pair or the larger boat, and anxiety grows as another search could be launched.
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Waipalte
Waipahu
Sarmpen
el Whart
Fan
Channel Wharf
Wireless station at Muhoo Hawaii knocked out by storm
The Muhoo Hawaii wireless telegraph station was damaged as the mast was blown down during the storm and could not be replaced while the weather raged. The crew reestablished contact with other stations afterward. B. Kinexbury opened a row of fees in the Rostog building, room 00, 201, SH2, telephone Main 192.
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Muhoo
Hawaii
B. Kinexbury
Rostog
Appointment Of Judge Thought To Be Sure
The judiciary buzzed over Judge Robinson’s affair and Governor Andersons endorsement, with debate on who should investigate. Possible investigators ranged from U S Attorney General officials to Washington inspectors, Breckens, or direct Washington proceedings, as Robinson’s camp hoped for vindication.
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Judiciary
Judge Robinson
RK. J. Andersonne
Goverors Chaler
Robinson
Rognavelt
Carter
Hoboneon
Just
Washington
Cies
Planters Association
Chamber ‘of Commerce Land Merchant’ Association
Kuccoxstal
Japanese Fishermen Rescued After Sampan Capsize
A sampan with Japanese fishermen capsized in rough wind off the Channel wharf. Ten rescuers in a larger craft saved two drowning men clinging to the overturned boat. They brought them ashore with their gear, losing about 20 dollars worth of gear in the ordeal.
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Channel
Pineapple consignment to Wells Fargo on King Street
The Tripic Fruit Co will forward the next shipment of selected pineapples to Wells Fargo office on King Street in Alameda on January 28. The notice specifies delivery logistics for the consignment and confirms the location and date.
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Tripic Fruit Co
Ala
Coal laden American ships at sea bound for Cavite
Three American vessels carrying Eureka coal to the Naval Station at Cavite have altered courses after leaving Philadelphia. John Rua halted at Cape Town, Dirigo diverted to Montevideo and then resumed toward port, while Wangalore and Ali Loy遭 followed the same pattern. About 14 000 tons remain en route with 9 ships awaiting transport assignments. Mangareva Arthur Sewall and William P Frye are en route to Cavite with ballast loads. French ships carrying Cardu coal from Laoulent also appear, including Champigny delayed at 140 days. George D. Gear has opened a fee office in Kashumany street rooms formerly used by Justice Mateh.
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Philadelphia
John Rua
Cape Town
Honolulu
Dirigo
Montevideo
Bhe Wan
Lietual
Jens R
Sh Khene
Ali Loy
Wangalore
Waipa
Naval Station
Cavite
Mangareva
Arthur Sewall
William P. Frye
Laulent
Champigny
Eureka
Ward
Lateran
George D. Géar
Justice Mateh
Kashumany Street
President names new Japan and foreign postings
Washington January 22 President sends to the Senate a slate of nominations including General Luke E Wright as Ambassador to Japan Lloyd Griscom as Minister to Brazil C E Thompson as Minister to Mexico Commissioner Ide as Governor of the Philippines and General J F Smith as Vice Governor all to be confirmed by the Senate.
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Ted Prose
Spamat Cantey
Washington
Senate
Luke E. Wright
Japan
Lioyd Griscom
Brasil
C. £. Thompson
Mexico
Ide
Philippines
J. F. Smith
Brazilian turret ship Aquidaben sunk by magazine explosion
Rio de Janeiro reports the Aquidaben sunk after a powder magazine blast. Three hundred crew members perish along with four rear admirals and the Minister of Marine. Other items note a murderous crime in Idaho and a clash between French and Chinese forces with heavy casualties.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Aquidaben
Fisherwoman swept off rocks by sharks near Kona
A native Kona woman, 14 July, was swept from rocks by a wave and devoured by sharks while with another woman. She was mother of Papaliiil, an steamer Manne Loa driver, and an old Kau resident. Kona coast endured heavy rain, flooding, and wind with trees toppled and roads damaged. A storm disrupted the area with high winds and showers, and a windstorm damaged Punalua buildings.
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Feultet
Kmlta
Kona
Jao
Kahugul
Lon
Pieking Epille
Papaliiil
Kau
Konae
Kohala
Kailua
Punalus
Madame Pele
Mokurballl
Consid
Salvationists Return to Attend Meetings Despite Storm
Adjutant and men from the Salvation Army, delayed by storm, arrive in Kawalhasop area and will attend a full week of special meetings at the corner Nuvalu and King streets. Meetings in Hawaii drew large crowds with strong interest. Rev. Mr Edwards of the Christian Church will preach tonight.
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Damberry
Salvation Army
Kawalhasop
Nuvanu
King Streets
Hawaii
Dwards
Christian Church
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New York
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Hawaiian Trust Co., Ltd
Fort Street, Honolulu
J. Hopp & CO
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Brussels
Breckens
United States Attorney General
R. W. Brockens
J. J. Dunne
Jo Robinson
Poe
Day
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Cable
Lone
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Havinson
Hie Charmber
Bnd
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Aet
Wade
Samme
Owith Eogund
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Haval
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Idaho
Jan
Henry Nevebanner
Ollie Powall
Lafayette Gray
Gray
Marbeill
Chiense
Salvationists
ALL America
Fort Street
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