Waimanalo Labor Riot Participants Jailed
Five men charged in the Waimanalo riot pleaded guilty to assault and obstructing police. Judge Andreae sentenced Dol to six months and four others to five months each, with the five condemned men starting their terms this afternoon.
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Sherilf Jarrett
Waimanate
Judes Andra
Hiromne
Brown
Nat
Dos
Anami
Komori
Fukui
Yamira
Thane Browant No Altorway
Joseph Lightfont
Yamamoto
Higashi
Kobayashi
Kimura
Buenmot
Ounki
Imura
Ota
Nakai
Audee Andreae
Belot
Dol
Hirche
Romecutiog Witnenn
Is Deal Made and Not Public in Territorial Affairs
Rumor runs that Territorial officers may have arranged a deal involving the Honotula Male lotts and Wes Into the pomination of Heewer ee nee eet & Co for a new office building. George R. Carter says he has only heard of such talk and does not know if Brewer & Co. are moving.
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Henartes
Rioters Case Goes To the 8 Jury
The riot trial moved toward jury deliberation as witnesses testified through the morning and defense rebuttal was waived. Prosecutors recalled five defendants for further cross examination while officers described a unified sequence of events from the riot, contrasting with statements from Japanese defendants.
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Prosser
Kinney
Hull
Beoville
Doyle
Wills
Lightfoot
Miauch
Makino
Merchants Plan Push to Strengthen National Guard
The Merchants' Association will discuss boosting the National Guard at an upcoming meeting. Past funding shortfalls delayed full strength, and authorities felt Hawaii should contribute more. Geo. W. Smith will report on the issue and merchants may be asked to raise needed funds.
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Merchants’ Association
Authhoritien
Hawaii
Geo. W. Smith
The Need for Competent Will Drafting Ends and Trust Role
The necessity of having your will drawn by competent attorneys is highlighted as equally important to selecting a trained administrator. The Mawailan Trust Company, Ltd. is presented as successfully combining these two functions.
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Mawailan Trust Company, Ltd
En énbassacks in Danger and Rebel Advances Reported
Impending threats describe en énbassacks in Danger with rebels broadly achieving success. The communiqué notes ongoing peril and notable rebel gains, signaling deteriorating conditions for authorities and civilians alike.
Riot trial argument over jury instructions ends in Kinney win
Attorney Kigney pressed to instruct jury to consider proof of one of five acts constituting riot grounds for conviction. Lightfoot objected to limiting verdict to indictment elements. After a fierce dispute, Kinney prevailed and jurors were to weigh the contested issue as instructed.
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Kigney
Hans Kinney
Promer
Hallan
Aprung
Lightfoot
Kinney
Mortars Tested at Fort Huger under warlike charges
Captain Platt of the Ordnance Department conducted four thorough mortar tests at Fort Huger yesterday. Four big guns fired singly and four fired together with a three quarter charge. Shots fell into the water several miles out and created a large dust cloud. Governor Frear and Mott-Smith attended, noting the minimal shock from the simultaneous four-gun volley.
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Platt
Ordnance Department
Fort Huger
Frear ‘Mott-Smith
Lieutenant of N G Hawai Dead
Second Lieutenant Charlies Biart of the National Guard of Hawaii died early this morning after a brief illness. A Samoan descent bright young man and popular officer, Biart joined in 1902 and rose from First Sergeant to Second Lieutenant in 1909. Funeral will be military with Hawaiian Band, on Sunday at two o'clock, expected to draw a large crowd.
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Yegrot
Charlies Biart
National Guard
Mawali
Biart
Hly Imely
NG. H
Barry
Suuday
Hiart
Min Qcto
Ull Bie Decense
Submarine lost in English collision sinks. thirteen dead
Cromer England July 15 a British submarine was sunk today in collision with a freight steamer thirteen men were drowned twenty five thousand on strike in Pittsburg Pa July 15 over twenty five thousand men are out on strike in this section
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Cromer
England
Pittsburg
Stamp Robbery Suspect Held by Federal Authorities
Harry Hanakahi a post office employee is arrested on federal charges for stealing postage stamps. He admitted taking stamps to cover money shortages, tampered with drawers after hours, and was caught with 27 dollars worth of stamps. He faces charges in United States Court as investigation continues.
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Harry Hanakahi
Postoffice
Han
Guseen
Justy
An Meer
Uted Ataton
Alligator Pears Shipments on the Pacific Coast Offer
Alligator pears advertised with packing and shipping services across the Pacific Coast. The notice emphasizes ready pricing and availability, urging customers to inquire for rates and delivery options.
Sanity Test on Atcherley Threatens Courtroom Farce
Dr Atcherley and wife clash with Deputy Shortt Rose at 12:20 pm as arrest for insanity triggers disorder. Warrant questions, incomplete arrest, and a discharge precede renewed custody and a court hearing. Attorney Magoon seizes lands tied to the case as inquiry pursues the question of mental health and legal authority.
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Atcherley
Tamm
Shortt
Charlow Rose
Archerlay
Sherift Soio
Ani
Mlawite
Charles
Local rifleman makes fine record at 800 yards
Private Henry Willlame of Company A, First Regiment, scored consecutive bulls at 800 yards Sunday, a new mark hard to beat. Williams reached 47 of 50 at 100 yards, followed by 45 of 50 at 600 yards, with strong scores at 200 yards and rapid fire, establishing a solid, workmanlike record across distances.
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Henry Willlame
Company A
Willians
Hewise
Hennat Run
Wiliams
Mainland teachers visit Inlanda for Hawaii promotion boost
Secretary Wood notes a large group of teachers from Central and Eastern Bluter visiting Inlanda. They express enthusiasm for Hawaii, impressed by the July weather, and see the trip as a seed for a broader summer program. The steady steamship traffic and well-filled hotels in June and July support expectations of future tourist demand and travel to the Volcano.
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Inlanda
Wood
Central
Enatern Biuter
Hawaii
Kec Jal
Hawili
Mawati
Ory Steamer
Emperor Appoints Commander in Chief as Yu Lang Grows Power
China proclaims the Emperor as head of both army and navy but curtails military powers, transferring authority to Prince Yu Lang. The move signals consolidating control within the royal house and adjusts central command during a period of political maneuvering.
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China
Yu Lang
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Cal
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Cuyamaco
Mexico
Evelyn
Bulletin Ane
Mew
Pacific Coast
Hilomian
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