Mrs Lease the Orator Lectures on Signs of Our Times
Mrs Lease the orator delivers a striking Baldwin Theater lecture on Signs of Our Times. She criticizes democratic earthquakes in Europe, calls for economic liberty, and posits the United States stands at a pivotal evolutionary moment facing socialism abroad and needs to solve global and domestic economic questions.
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Thor. J. Cummins
Mre. Lines
Boutrtin
Mary Eile Leave
Kansas
Baldwin Theater
Antil Hey
Lincoln
Douglas
Lease
Herbert Spencer
Spain
England
God
Law passes license bill amid warnings from Attorney General
Representative Robertson urged passage of the light wines license bill while the Attorney General warned the law would be evaded by bottling spirits in wine bottles. He warned of heavy penalties up to $5000 or license cancellation and fines up to $150 for unlicensed sale. The bill passed third reading 10 to 3 with Speaker Kaulukou voting no.
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Robertson
Smith
Gnally
Kaulukou
Pasange
Hoard of Agricultune Meets in New Quarters
The Board of Agriculture met in the radi cisty building at 9 a.m. yesterday. President J. A. King was absent, A. J. King presided with Wray Taylor E. W. Jordan and B. O. Clark present. Secretary reported seed exchange with Prof. J. W. Gilman en route to Woochang China and a request to Cornell for agricultural literature. No bids for thinoog Tantalus forest. two applications for forester at Nowanu station received.
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Board of Agriculture
Radi~ Cisty
M. Yeater Iday
J. A. King
A. J. King
Wray Taylor
E. W. Jordan
B. O. Clark
J. W. Gilman
Woochang
China
Mona Bought by H. Hackfeld & Co for Shipping Use
The launch Mona once owned by Bob Gardner and others has been purchased by H. Hackfeld & Co. Captain Bob Andrews took her to Hilo today to be used as general handy craft for the firm. A trial trip yesterday found everything well.
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Whipping By & Co
Mona
Bob Gardner
H. Hackfeld & Co
Hilo
Bob Andrews
Andrew
Red Cross Society Meets Over Hospital Space And Debts
At a Thursday afternoon meeting the Red Cross Society cited insufficient hospital room for members and requested steamer chairs for lounge space at Nuasnon street headquarters. Contagious cases will be sent to the quarantine station. The executive committee voted that society debts may be contracted jointly by Mesdames A. F. Judd, Jobo S. Walker, C. Bb. Woot, S. M. Balloa, P. J. Jones, S. M. Damon and A. J. Puller.
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Med Cross Society
Red Cross Society
Nuasnon Street
Casoe
Foll
Mesd
A. F. Judd
Jobo
Japanese Buyer Purchases Ovteien From Kanai Farm
A Japanese buyer paid 8100 for a Mikuhara cultivated at Rice's farm on Kanai. The item was acquired for transportation to Japan, reflecting trade activity involving foreign buyers and local produce.
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Kanai
Japan
Points on the House Recaps a Hawaii Legislature Session
A reminiscence on the recent House of Representatives session highlights key members from Honolulu Kauai Maui and the Garden Isle. Notes praise for Loe benstein Richards Robertson Atkinson Wilder Gear and Kaulukoa with quips from Isenberg and others about language and conduct. The piece also lists staff like Sergeants Kanewanu and interpreter Witoux and closes with a Tennessee entertainment note for visiting soldiers.
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Geer
Atkinson
Wilder
Honolulu
Rep
Robertson
Gear
Garden Isle
Isenberg
Kavo
Ivenberg
Speaker
Kao
Kauai
Kaulukoa
Bell
Men
Richards
Loeb Jenstein
Gear and
Achi
Loebenstein
House
Barton Holmes Lyctors Draw Large Crowd Last Night
The Barton Holmes lector orator drew a large crowd last evening and received strong applause. Attendees listened intently and commended the speaker as he guided the audience through the pictures, delivering a notable success for Holmes.
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Barton Holmes
Hawaii House and Senate clash over loan bill and taxes
The session reports indicate House amendments to the Senate Light Wine and Beer Bill were accepted while House amendments to the Loan Appropriation Bill were not concurred in. Other actions include tax remission discussions for police and mounted reserves, a bill on eligibility for public office tabled, and rapid progress on the Loan Appropriations bill before adjournment. A Hawaiian magazine named Ka La o Hawaii debuts with weekly stories in the Hawaiian language.
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Senate
House
Paris
Geer
Robertson
Peety
Iteina
Utwaiian Magasine
Hawaii
William Youn
Horse Kain
Rane
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King and Gothal Street
Charles F. Peterson
Notary Public
Kasbumanu Street
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Edings
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King Street
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C. E. Wall
D.D.S
Love
Fort Béroet
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Gilbert F. Little
Mrs. Lease the Orator
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Gene Casey
Launch
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Kona
Thia
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McCandlesa
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