Buddy Too Young Plea Plans Responsibility Avoids Criminal Stand
Buddy Edmunds six years old faces charges for burning straw belonging to Tam Pong of Waikiki. Judge Whitney hears defense affidavits arguing lack of capacity to be responsible due to age. Prosecution requests continuation to allow arraignment and counter affidavits amid neighborly feud and related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buddy Edmunds
Hite
Edmands
Waikiki
Whitney
Edmunds
Pedwrd
Tam Pong
Ligam
Willng
Mia Child
Jimmy Turther
K of Pyt Entert aind Dance at New Hall
The general public at 50 cents per person invited to the K of PY entertainment and dance in the new hall on Saturday evening 2001. A notable affair is planned by the committee with opening numbers a recitation and songs likely including Grand Old Flag There will be an illustrated song The Holy City and dancing to EMI Quintet music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of Py
Jegerdemann
Clyde Hardwit
Mary Dias
Holy
EMI
Passenger arrivals listed from various ports aboard Mikahala
A partial list shows passengers arriving on the steamer Mikahala including Gregory, Derby, Kohe and wife, Mey and two children, Sehilhiss, Ishibashi, Maruse, A. Boxe, H. A. Jineger, J W. Donald, Mrs. Krant, Miss Law, Iwai, Edemase, Lavell and others. the roster reflects multiple names across nationalities and affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mikahala
Gregory
Anal
Mahium
Derby
Ho P
B. Kohe
Mey
W. Sehilhiss
Ishibashi
K. Maruse
A. M. Boxe
H. A. Jineger
J W. Donald
Airs
M. H. Krant
BE. Mebuttie
Littlefield Returns from Hawaii Tour Faces Retirement Rumor
Representative Littlefield and a Congressional party arrived in Rockland after a Hawaii visit. He denied plans to retire, stating he will run for reelection if desired, while noting ongoing river and harbor needs and fortifications in the Islands. The trip included tours of islands and a naval station visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Littlefield
Congressional
Te Mywaii Legit Ture
Congress
Roosevelt
Discontinuance Filed in Adulterated Liquor Case
Walter Peacock, who previously supplied salt for fifty thousand dollars to A. J. Campbell and others, was arrested on a charge of adulterated liquor. The charge did not stick, and this morning a discontinuance was filed in Campbell’s case. The remaining defendants will proceed to trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter ©. Peacock
A. J. Campbell
Arthur M. Brown
B.A. Douthitt
H. ‘J. Lake
Campbell
Local notices and ads mix with travel and transit items
The page blends tours subscriptions pleads dance and concert notices with car and carriage services, local business ads, and ship arrivals. It mentions Pacific States Tour Contest ending soon, Old Watermill whisky, Thursday to Saturday specials, Honolulu transit and hotel-related items, corset covers, local arrivals, census forms, and a new Naval Station battery project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallyhos
Cofee
New Englind Ealers
Jin ‘Quinn
Derby
Mikatala
Kava
Ty Ano
Susanu
H. B. Roce
A. Daeger
Kaual
Tate
Tocal Internal Revenue Office
Mutual Telephone Co
Simin Rit
Port Harford
Americant-Hawathin Steamship Company
Naval Station
Ldone
Sayal
Ma Bumd Site Endorsed by Local Chamber Meeting
Members approved a plan and a letter was sent to the Treasury Department in Washington urging acceptance of the Ma hake site. Morris Association of Houest y urges approval. President Smith of the Shingle Chamber says the Chamber of Commerce will be asked for its opinion at this afternoon's 2 o'clock meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Washington
Morris’ Association of Houesty
Andrews Laments Loss in Kanichametin Matron Service
Jane Andrew mourns the death of her mother in law, former Kanichametin Schools matron. Rev J J Hopwood led services at Ka mehameha Chapel. Pallbearers were former pupils and local figures. Interment at Nuʻuanu Valley cemetery. survivors include three daughters and four grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Andrew
Williams
Finners
J. J. Hopwood
Kamehameha Chapel
Theo
Richards
J. Kiirbottle
S. Mahelona
D. Kanuha
V. Spencer
W. Punohu
Mule
Florence Yarrow
Maggie Livhman
Jas. D. Dougherty
Clifford
Tracy
Waddington
Andrew
Mini
LC Ablos
J. H. Fisher
Brandehideen
R. McKengie
Riverside
Cal
Nuuann Valley
Bald Head Club Elects Its President In Omaha
In Omaha on June 28, James C Dalit organized the Hatless Club and elected its president. Members vow not to wear hats except when necessary to grow hair on bald pates. Only bald men may join. Mayor Dahman links baldness to hat use. The club promotes hair growth.
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Omaha
Neb
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Boudoir
M. McInerny, Ltd
Royal Hawaiian Hotel
Honolulu
al of Alameda
Bread OF
the Palm Cafe
Hotel Street
Mott’s
Apollinaris
Apenta
King Street
Buddy Too Young
Hawaii
Gampbil
London
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co
Honolulu Stock and Bond Exchange
William Williams ON
Primo Beer
Honolulu Photo Supply Co
Fort Street
GOLE
the Waterhouse Company
Judd Building
Adhames
Stein-Bloch
M. Mclnerny, Ltd
Wah Ying Chong Co
Xwo Sineer
Ewa Side Market
Mabumd
Hart Schaffner
Marz
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Elks Bldg. Fort NR
King ST
Rainier
C. A. Nelson
Agt
Rainier Beer
Young Bldg
J. Lando
Fotel Street
Collegian Clothes
Tall, Nichols (C., Ltd
L. C. Ables
Seas Accountant
Fice
the Waterhares Co
P. D
M.call
E.W. Jordan & Co. Ltd
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