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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1911

Page

11

Boomville clashes with Honolulu board over per capita urban plans

In the Evening Bulletin dated June 14 the Palola Wallao and Kalmuki Improvement Club reports on Boomville residents pressing for more funding. The current Honolulu board opposes additional payments, citing prior overfunding and warns that further demands may trigger political consequences. The piece accuses Boomville of forming self constituting committees to pressure officials and solicit promises, then publicizing them in club meetings.

Palola Wallao and Kalmuki Ohia Boards of Supervisors Boomville Honolulu Treasury Boomville’ Improvement Club

Jarrett Makes Appointments In Waterfront Police

Sheriff Jarrett announces two new mounted policemen, Jobin Wediy and ML J, replacing A Carter who joined the Bureau of Agriculture. The Waterfront veteran, known across the port, becomes a sergeant as Hor new Crabbe, formerly Luna in the raid department, is expected to receive a mounted post.

Latte Sheeltt Jarrett Jobin Wediy Pilexilist Dis Harbor ML J Honotuti A. Carter Bureau of Agriculture Fors Watey Atong Thie Port Monte Funken Mffotta Mone Jarrett Hornew Crabbe John Wilken

Girl seeks father's body from 1870 Alps disaster

Quincy resident Minnoith Randall travels to Chamounix to find the remains of her father Joln C. Randall, a Quincy banker lost with nine guides in a glacier storm on September 6, 1870. She plans to reach the site as the glacier yields the victims’ remains after more than forty years.

Quincy Mass Minnoith Randall Joln C. Randall Alps Chamounix Glacier Des Hessons Mike Randall Occasi Randall

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