Resignation of Representative Hale in Hawaii Debate
Acting Governor Atkinson questions Hale's resignation as he seeks Hana District Magistrate post. Legislature is urged to receive any resignation, with the Organics Act restricting a sitting member from accepting new office during the term. Hale may resign to the House, the body with removal power, to avoid constitutional conflict.
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A. G. Atkinson
Hala
Hu Maul
Aid
House of Representatives
Emit
Territory of
Hawaii
Hale Mttenpta
Hana
Houe of Representatives
Hain
Huly
Ens
Ee—Eaelzyeqea
Builders And Traders Plan To Rejuvenate Exchange
Directors of the Builders and Traders Exchange met last night to discuss reorganizing the old Master Association and expanding to form Master Plumbers and possibly Master Painters. Plans aim to boost construction, protect citizen labor, and strengthen public interest work while improving private trade.
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Nnd
Ue Maytor Contractors
Washington
Accra
Fala
Benoit
Exchange
Ite
Attorney General's Department
Midway
Teenson Resigns Struggle Over Term and Power
The Attor ney General states that under the Organic Act Hala cannot accept the District Stax position until the term for which he was elected ends. This leaves him unable to resign present honors or accept severed glories, placing him in a constrained political position.
Return of Governor Attorney General Lorrin Andrews investigation
The inquiry into alleged irregularities surrounding a Home Purchasing Society deal involving Robert Clark was paused. Patrick Silva, notary public, was questioned about a signed document seen by Robert Iark. Attorney W. C. Acht represented Silva during a partial examination as Governor Carter and Andrews face decisions on notary ethics and potential further action.
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Lorrin Andrews
Robert Clark
Home Purchasing Society
PE. K.lacrauchi
Wan Aalit
Patrick Silva
Robert Iark
W. C. Acht
Silva
Bald Mr
Andrews
Carter
Korea Question Delays on Pacific Mail Steamship Korea
Dispatches show the Korea was due to leave San Francisco July 6 and arrive July 16, though firm Hackford & Co reports only official letters as confirmation. They note the Korea may have left July 9 and reached July 15, with no firm departure notice. The China is expected from Yokohama by July 18, while the Spray yacht trip returns with delays and wind setbacks from Waialua to Barber’s Point.
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Pacific Mail
Korea
Hackford & Co
China
Yokohama
Carter Cables Governor on Homecoming
Acting Governor A T Atkinson received a cable from Governor Carter about the home-coming but would not disclose its contents. The Bulletin notes Fine Job Printing.
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A. T. Atkinson
Carter
Bulletin
Dole Awards $15,000 in Chinatown fire claim case
Federal Judge Sanford W. Dole ruled that awards go to Chinese claimants over insurers in the MacClellan versus Yee Wa Chan fire claim case. He awarded $10,000 to Yor Wo Chan with broader claims affecting over $75,000. Insurance firms sought reimbursement citing policy payouts. Judge Dole stated a written opinion would follow and noted an appeal by insurer counsel.
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Dole
Sanford W. Dole
United States Treasury
W. F. Macdellan
Yee Wa Chan
Wo Chan
Chinatown
Board of Health
United States
Polo
J. 8. Olicutt Court of Appeals
Yoo Wo Chan
Milo
Dnurance Companion
Rare Hawaiian Curio Sale At Auction From Jones Estate
A Honolulu sale showcases Jones family Hawaiian handwork and lava relics from the late GW C Jones who died months ago. The collection includes hula skirts, stone gods, lava pieces, canes, tea cloths, and tables, reflecting a life at Kau in the Kabuku ranch era and the surrounding lava flows that once surrounded the homestead.
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Morgan
GW. C Jones
Col. Jones
Kau
Hawaii
Col. Norris
Jones
Kitu
Col, Jones
Lava Pastoral and Odd Collectibles Draw Attention at Sale
The report describes a lava flow stranding a family in their homestead while others fled the area. The Jones collection features a special lava specimens division. Among sales highlights is a pair of horns nicknamed the Hawaiian sled used for sliding down hills. A ten foot rune Bern and the rare Pare and kauwila wood artifacts are noted as nearly extinct items.
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Jones
Tax Dispute Over Withheld Funds Before Federal Judge
The court heard a heated argument as the VAX company and employers debated whether withheld funds should go to the men or the Government. They deposited an amount equal to this year's personal taxes for employees, asking the court to decide if mariners must pay taxes to the Territory. J J Dulin for the Aberrants challenged territorial law as defective for lacking taxpayer notice.
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Bote
Mie
J. J. Dulin
Coast To Orient By Wireless Telegraph
A Navy report states the Deforest Wireless Telegraph Company will install five long range wireless stations, linking New England to the Orient. The government gains full use and pays for setup while connecting naval bases from Key West to San Francisco and Dutch Harbor. Plans include a link to Japan, with transpacific reach claimed up to 8000 miles.
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Washington
Wireless Telegraph Company
New York
Orient
Key West
Guantanamo
Clnebra
Padma
Lower California
San Francisco
Beattle
Dutch Harbor
Aleutian
Kamehatka
Japan
Pananoe & Midst
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JH GT
HAM
Crur
Picker
Waalia
Spray
Law Priday
Walalua
Barber's Point
Alx Houre
Barbers Point
Honolulu
Nell Yous
the Kash Co
Tel
Kahuku Ranch
Kas
Hawaiian Trust Co, Limited
Fort ST
Ng Bldg
Btrest
Kaichou
ST. Petersburg
Russia
Newchwang
England
Germany
London
Great Britain
St, Petersburg
Chicago, Ill
Kansas City
Omaha
Mitchell
Ore
Heywood
Fort Street
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