Fourth District Good Government Club Organizes Hopeful Move
The Art meeting of the Fourth District Good Government Club met last evening and observers say the nonpartisan movement will influence politics. With 250 members and strong turnout, officers including President-Judge A. B. Humphreys, First Vice President P. F. Ryan, Second Vice President Nichols, Third Vice President Joe Camara, and Secretary-Treasurer H. C. Davia, outlined aims for upcoming sessions and a plan to recruit more members as the district follows suit soon.
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Fourth District
Good Government Club
A. 8. Humphreys
P. F. Ryan
Nichols
Joe Camara
H. CG. Davia
Seasion
Picker Yachting on Kauai Coast Report
On Kauai coast W Love returns from a business trip aboard the Spray with a party including Editor Willard and Dr Wilkerson. A rough voyage delays dinner and church services as winds hamper the Nawiliwili crossing. Labor Council plans committees and Good Government Club outlines patriotic aims and GOP-leaning membership in the Fifth District.
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W. Love
Kaul
Moroye McBryde
Mr. Love
H.R. Picker
Kaa
Pmek
Spray
Willard
the Garden Inland
Arthur Relea Master Bishop
Dr. Wilkersom
Awiitor JM
Pishor
J. A. Rainier
Kelon
Nawiliwil
Alx
Labor Council
Good Government
Good Government Club
Vdhtoreat
House
Senate
Women’s Suit Seeks Nullment of Holt Christian Marriage
In Judge Gear’s court Mrs. Kentwell accuses the marriage of Ellan Holt to Albert Christian of lacking consent and ability to care for herself. Witnesses, including Hallitt Quinn of Judge Robinson’s court, testified about plans for the wedding and Holt’s approval, with proceedings continuing for more evidence.
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Gear
Mr. Kentwell
Ellan Holt
Albert Christian
W. Aadford
Cathenet & M
Dr Wall Recalls Six Months in Orient Travel
Honolulu reader Dr Wall recounts a six month voyage through Yokohama Kobe Nagasaki Manila Saigon Singapore Java and Sumatra. He details crocodile hunting in Java meeting Dr Rowton who died of typhoid and a birth after his death, plus visits to Siam and Korat with notes on Saigon as a Paris of the Far East.
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Br. O
Wall
Mongolia
Yokohama
Kobe
Nagasaki
Manila
Hongkong
Saigon
Balnon
Stepath
Henduin
Singapore
Raut Indien Mhirowgh
Java
Sumatea
Lalo
Batavia
Mouton
Honolulu
Routon
Dutch East Indies
Dr. Rowton
Bankok
Korat
Prabod
Buddha
Quarterly Weeting by Chamber of Commerce Report
The Hawaii Chamber of Commerce quarterly meeting in Mackfeld building rooms heard secretary J. G. Aponone report five meetings in three months. Resolutions were sent to federal officials on Hawaii annexation and other topics. New summer neckwear in sheers and lawns highlighted in main aisle.
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Honoul Chamber of Commoner
Organination
Mackfeld
J. G
Carter
Sinet
Cohen
Kuhio
Hawaii
Philadelphia Commercial Museum
Washington
Chico Bune
Rapid Transit Firms Seek Access to Military Reservation
Ashayaion Frevgat notes rapid transit firms open negotiations over access to a new military reservation at Kahaullehina. The Oahu Railway & Land Company has begun a War Department survey for a track to the reservation about half a mile from the mill. Rapid Transit & Land Company asks permission to extend tracks and obtain terminal concessions. If negotiations end favorably, the line would run nearly two miles from the current terminal on King Street at Kaithi.
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Kahaullehina
Tech
Oahu Railway & Land Company
War Department
Mals
Milliney
Rapid Traneit & Land Company
Permienion
Ing
King Street
Kaithi
Japanese Laborers At Waipahu Strike Report
Striking Japanese plantation workers at Waipahu on Oahu Sugar Company grounds have halted work in sympathy with Japanese teamsters. Deputies report crowds gathered, demands for removal of Japanese teamsters, and no major violence aside from isolated beating. Authorities plan arrests as page 4 continues.
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Waipahu
Oahu
Waipa- Ni
Chris Molt
Walanae
Walpahtde
Hori Duck
Kowa
Luharere
Sherif
Honoluli
Ewa
Waipanu
Sherif Fernandes
Offee
Fernandes
Ilu
Yernandes
Health Board Meeting Report by President Pinkham
At the Board of Health afternoon meeting President Pinkham submitted a report and discussed Doctor Cooper's return and support from major health bodies. The board considered licensing a pool hall diversion and granted free transit for sanitary inspectors during working hours. A swap in inspector roles followed resignation and appointment, with a new acting agent and inspector confirmed for approval.
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Board of Health
Pinkham
Cooper
de. Cooper
Nathaniel
Meare
Kantkay
Relurvert
Sam
Honolulus Rapid Transit @ Land Co
W. Hall
Daring Jane
Wrvive
Sarah
Hall
Moxquita
K. C. Lane
Halle Place
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