Missing Tourist Wyman Re illness and Absence on Tantalus
Local police report EK A Wyman, a tourist staying at the Young Hotel, hired a horse to visit Punchbowl and Tantalus. He failed to return by nightfall, was last seen riding toward Tantalus, and workers fear he may have had an accident or wandered off in the dark. Officers scoured Punchbowl, Tantalus, and Pauoa Valley with no sign by noon.
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Hilo Political Arena Shifts Amid Andrews Debate
In Hilo a clamor over party leadership and possible candidates unfolds as Andrews denies leaving the legal practice for politics while the Republican county committee weighs Buckland and local figures. Reports suggest tension within the party, with speculation on key organizers and voter opinion shaping the upcoming maneuvers.
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Godern Npinion
Opiaton Wiahod
Hilo
Potitielane
Murder in the Second Degree on Kahoolawe Case
Kahoolawe, a Hawaii cowboy, pleaded guilty to murder in the second degree in Hilo. He faced 20 to 30 years and was described as demented from long-term restraint on his horse riding, with testimony detailing prior assaults on Pea, including a rock throw that dislocated a shoulder and a fatal blow to the head.
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Wan Nen
Democrats to Meet for Campaign Plans
The article notes Democrats will gather Monday evening for a neutral discussion on plans for a rousing and energetic campaign. The Interaslantd steamer war will be moved to the marine railway for cleaning and repainting. the vessel will resume regular service tomorrow morning.
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Haskell Is Charged Again With Misuse of Public Funds
Finnkell, already under indictment for irregularities in lead mining, files an affidavit accusing Governor Haskell and other state officials of illegally using public money.
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Finnkell
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Floods in Costa Rica cause widespread crop and stock damage
Special bulletin from PORT SIMON reports disastrous floods across Costa Rica on the 29th, tearing through the country and inflicting heavy losses on crops and livestock. Towns face setbacks as waters rise and relief measures begin to mobilize.
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Port Simon
Organic Act For Porto Rico Submitted to House
President today submitted to the House of Representatives a newly constructed Organic Act for Porto Rico. The measure aims to define governance and establish administrative structure for the island, signaling a major step in U S territorial policy.
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Paris Sees Seine Waters Falling After Floods
Paris reports falling Seine levels bringing relief from the worst flood yet dangers remain. Foundations of several buildings are undermined threatening collapse. Five cleansing operations are underway to remove filth from streets and structures amid fear of an epidemic if swift action fails.
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Coalition Majority Rises to 122 in London Vote
London March 28 returns show government forces winning a coalition majority of 122, up seven votes from yesterday. The result reflects continued support for the coalition across the city.
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London
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Flower bedecked autos rule the floral parade scene
The annual Floral Parade is rapidly taking shape with strong support and a successful forecast. Military features include mounted band units from the Fifth Cavalry at Lallehuny a Marine battalion under Major Long from Camp Very and four infantry companies from Fort Shafter. Additional troops and school contingents are expected to enhance the pageant.
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Thirty Indicted And No Action On Thompson Cable
Grand jury returns thirty indictments including murder in the first degree against Anderson Grace. The investigation centers on David Maku’s death at Watertown and a broad opium ring tied to United States officials. Details include a night incident with Grace, a shooting, and a request to drive to a store. Marshal Hendry seeks information. Debate on Prohibition and Hawaii governance follows, with mixed sentiment among merchants and officials.
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Glavis Accuses Balinger Aide Of Favoritism In Ball Inquiry
Inspector Louis B Glavis testifies that a California congressman previously uncriticized by him is mentioned in the Ball investigation He suggests Secretary Balinger told him not to pursue Representative McLachlan of Southern California The testimony implies bias toward Meluchian a noted Rivers and Harbors Committee member from Hawaii visiting the Territory
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Twrettory
Blackhanders Found Guilty Conspirators Convicted in Toledo
In Toledo Ohio on January 29 four teen conspirators tied to the Black Hand society were found guilty by a local court. Prosecutors stated the group planned extortion and intimidation within the city. The conviction marks a decisive step in a broader crackdown on organized crime.
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Funeral Services for Captain John Rowe Wilde
Funeral services for Captain John Rowe Wilde will be held tomorrow at Kawaluhan church. Interment will follow at G. A. R. Jet Nuuanu cemetery. Pallbearers include Cecil Brows, Willan Ween, Matshape Btertit Hewy, Moss Bertlemany, and Cart Witemany. An illustrated feature on the event airs this evening at Kilohawa Art Lease room.
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G. A. R. Jet
Nuuanu
Ceeil Brows Willan Ween
Matshape
Hewy
Moss Bertlemany
Cart Witemany
Kilohawa
Dole discusses pineapples and fumigation limits
J D Dole manager of the Hawaiian Pineapple Company speaks on county restrictions in Los Angeles blocking fresh pineapples until fumigation and sanitation measures are followed. He notes six thousand cases held, cites hydrocyanic gas use and efforts to kill scale spores, and mentions potential impact on fruit quality and shipment. Continued on Page.
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Cable De Bolt to Take Oath
The article notes Cable De Bolt to take office after confirmation by the We Second Federal Judge of Volted Hates District Court. The oath is planned for 19 o'clock in the Bay Court building as the Attorney General Wickersham reports readiness.
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