Appalling Murder Beaching at Kahukw See Tal Wai Rice Co
A report from Kahukw district details the brutal beating of Chin Ton a Chinese rice planter. He was left near a heap of dried straw at See Tal Wai Rice Company and set ablaze by a mob. Deputy Sheriff Rose Dodge and Chief Mov Dumlin investigated.
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Sherif
Dod
Mov Dumlin
Chin ‘Ton
Kahukw
See Tal Wai Rice Company
Kaku
Fend Tan
Honoulu
Chin Tor
Aristocratic Suburb 10 to be Laid Out at Kawailoa
A Honolulu Land Board session will consider Kawailoa tracts with fifteen residents backing a new aristocratic suburb near the beaches. KP Irwin leads a list of applicants seeking leases and sales for Kawailoa and surrounding parcels.
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Kawailoa
Cahu
KP. Irwin
Bik
Elin Osborn
MK. Frasier
J. D. Metherny
Kawailon
Street Corner Speech Against Prohibition Sparks Woolleyites
A street corner rally draws about three hundred voters as George Markham denounces prohibition and urges voting down the measure next Tuesday. He accuses Woolley and the Prohibition party of exploiting the liquor issue and calls for supporters to confront their leaders, while few Woolley backers speak up. The speaker claims opposition to federal meddling and insists the proposal lacks clear leadership and accountability.
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George Marktum
King
Bethel
Markhan
Stant
Score
Woolley
Prohibition
Alan
Setts Borhood
Jose Pupportera
Markham
Waatiingtan
12 Inch Gun Kills 11 Men at Fortress Monroe
Fort Monroe Virginia July 21 Eleven artillerymen are dead and several wounded after a big twelve inch gun accident during target practise. The beer lock blew out causing the fatalities, while the Coast Artillery Batteries 106th and 168th were stationed at Fort Monroe.
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Fortress Monroe
Grand Bank Road strike reported in Montreal
Report from Montreal on July 21 notes a strike among Grand Bank Road employees. Details on causes and scope are incomplete in the fragment, with officials awaiting negotiations. Further updates are expected as talks proceed.
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Montreal
Canada
Grand Rank Road
Governor Frear Prepares Annual Report for Washington
Morning at home and in the mail. The registration boards finish one task then move to the next, awaiting the governor's attention as he gears up for the annual report for true envisio in Washington.
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Governor Frear
True Invision
Washington
Frear
Acquittal in Froucheat Case At Police Court
Goo Wan Hoy, charged with frou cheat, was acquitted and discharged after defense and prosecution arguments. Judge Humphries presided with Attorney Migenon for the defense and Deputy County Attorney Milverton for the state. The defendant testified about bedspreads, a mislabeled order, and a check given to River Mitt Co manager Chang Chon, with cross examination clarifying names and parties involved.
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Wan Hoy
Humphries
Migenon
Milverton
Amieune
Goo Wan Hoy
Goo Wat Hoy
City
Mi Co
MN Co
Chang Chai
Chang Chat
China backs Russo Japanese Manchuria accord
Peking reports complete satisfaction with the Russo Japanese convention on Manchuria as Australia and Japan finalize their alliance. The government issued a statement affirming confidence in the present military situation and endorsing the pact.
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Peking
China
Aussia
Japan
Manchuria
Seven Die in Imperial Heat Wave Tragedy
Imperial California July 21 seven people are reported dead due to extreme heat in the Imperial Valley. The heat wave continues to challenge residents and local authorities.
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Imperial
Imperial, Cal
Imperial Valey
Interstate to Alaska transportation regulation evolution
Washington seeks to extend the Interstate Commerce Commission authority to Alaska transportation companies as a step in federal oversight expansion. The move aims to unify regulation across regions, impacting carriers and commerce in Alaska.
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Washington
Deu
Interstate Commerce Commission
Alaska
Madriz Takes Zelaya Men
Washington July 21 President Madriz of the Wi Republic forms a cabinet that largely follows President Zelaya with one notable exception.
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Madriz
Zelaya
Washington, D. C
Madris
Wi Republic
Kennedy to vote No on Tuesday in territorial liquor vote
President J A Kennedy of the Intertot and Steam Navigation Company declares he will vote against the Woolley Thurston propaganda. He supports liquor law enforcement and urges backing of the Liquor Commission, noting Honolulu as a seaport and urging consideration of local conditions. He states he shall vote no in the upcoming election.
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Jo As Kennedy
The
Intertot and Steam Navigation Company
Woolley Thurston
Kennedy
Liquor Commission
Honolulu
Plebiscite Proclamation Timing Under State Law
The Hilo Herald reports a plebiscite proclamation must reach electors forty days before the election as required by law. The article notes Governor duties, posting times, and the process for transmitting proclamations to inspectors across precincts, with further details on who oversees the election.
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Syreial Bulletin
Wirelew
Milo
Pbs Ustios
Hopwi
Gale Ple
Wien
Mbone
Wieriam
Vrear
Motressith
Lindway
Registration Boards Named for Four Districts in Hawaii
Governor Walter F. Kreme appointed four year terms for members of statewide registration boards. Appointments announced yesterday cover all districts except Fourth and Fifth on Oahu. Terms expire July 16, 14 years from now, with chairs Otto W. Mow and George Tah loch leading the boards. Members include Manuel B Pacheco, Wm Be Reamon, Alfred G. Patten, Jamee D. Holt, and others representing Maui, Molokai, and Oahu. The governor noted the boards will oversee registration activities and related duties.
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Wi Oridland
Hawaii
Otto W. Mow
Claire Man
Manuel B Pacheco
Be Reamon
Inland
George Tahloch
Alfred G. Patten
W. Kaaltelwavia of Maui, Molokmi, Tanal Aid Kaheolawe
Repreenator
Live Distriet
George Weight
David Morton
Morrin K
Elhatrimony
Charlies Wake
KW. Kinney
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Land Board
Femdon
Commissioner of Public Lands
Manuel Maniton
Kalaheo
Kaul
Qwock Hin Society
Geomhid
Kabubut Ratt
Army and Navy Journal
Monro
Comdelia
J.a.kennedy
Inter-Island
Hilo Herald
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