Assignments of teachers change in town and country schools
Board of Education meets to approve resignations and new appointments. Charles A. Rice named school agent for Lihue and Koloa replacing H. Winhaul. New drawing teacher and specialty assignments listed. News notes also touch on sending states hog wealth share and separate real estate trends in New York. The report mentions personnel changes across multiple schools and districts with transfers and resignations accepted.
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Libue
Korea
Board of Education
Taittoo
A. 'T. Atkinson
W. D. Alexander
BW. Jordan
Harry M. von Holt
Charles Lo Hopkins
W. Hall
A.B Wood
G.T. Rodgere
J. K. Burshot
Imaperior
Stine Taner
Hanoluld
Mies Carlotta Brewart
Nort
Wilhelmina Schmidt
Helen Kelvey
Care
Eleanor ‘Thoma
Pepekro Jean Anata
Vioe Re
Hiah
Onli M. Alive King
Rom Kaahueana School
Kantuuantstey
W. Glevia
Ylee
Aloe King
Walidwuvni
N. Tagewed
Ruth Arnall
Manoa-Rilen
Koaupakulia
Mowl
Agnes Plem
View
Dowdle
Nort Xhual
Charles A. Rice
Lihue
Koloa
Winhaul
Nunes
Anna Huis
Waterfront battle as Captain Flint quells roaming sailors
Captain Harry Flint leads a waterfront crackdown in Honolulu against leisure-seekers and sailors living ashore. He rounds up a group of men from the harbor, spreading them to a timber pile on Emmons Wharf while continuing police action to curb burglary and drunkenness aboard ships. The Tampico steamer also repairs a damaged propeller at the marine rail, delaying departures.
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Mula Ina
Hawaii
Booker
Crook
Honolulu
Harey Flint
Watersmart Police
Menre
Thie
Liem
Flint
Ant
Union
Humber
Emme
Win-Dow
Makat
Emimon
Caplan Pin
Thuy
Globe Navigation Co
Tamplco
Marine Railway
Tyrone Whitman
Marine
Sexret
Mabmarket
Dea
Hui Kuokoa Doings Meeting Decision On Party Aims
A Foster bull gathering of the Hui Kuokoa committee discusses whether to hold a May meeting to advance the new political organization. Some members oppose, preferring to lay low, while the majority supports organizing a foundation and spreading to rural districts. Workers and supporters across Hawaii, including Sam K. Via, Tom Clark, Th Lyon, and J.T Baker, were engaged in enrollment and related matters.
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Foster Bull
Hui Kuokoa
Phae
Tolay
Varios Party
Hawaii
Munk
Kanal
Sam K. Via
Mariakiin
Tom Clark
Th Lyon
Wallihis
J.T Baker
Hilo
Hundhes
Takinay
the New Party
Opinion From Wilcox in Police Court on Assault Charge
In a thin forenoon session Judge Wilcox presided over the assault with a weapon case against Arguat Hercing involving a Chinaman at Faluwa. The defense objected as the matter touched broader issues of jurisdiction and race, while the Chinese Social Club faced organizational scrutiny as spectators noted the proceedings.
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Faluwa
Hu Ung
Jago Wilcox
Ewa
Wilcox
Avon
Che
Two Prizes for Essays on Fair to Be Sent by August
The fair announces two prize essays with a deadline of August 12. Entries must be submitted by August 2, limited to children from local public schools. The aim is to stimulate interest and attention to detail in youngsters, fostering long term impact beyond the event.
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Wray Taylor
Mtr
Carey
Taylor
4 Rowing Company
Wit Fey Feariml Tates
Hawaiian Electric Company
Democrats Prepare Western Campaign Effort in 1920s Style
The Democratic headquarters announced plans for a major Western campaign push led by Hew Cable arriving from Europe. A wide slate of events includes personal outreach across Western states, with meetings in Chicago and Los Angeles, extended tours, and a focus on rallying support for party candidates.
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Democrathy
Europe
Siriaasatte
Nixon
Martiony Manetie
Ian Friar Tate Heeler
New York
Calengo
Washington
Congrom Venat Campatini
Ray
Nullifying Obnoxious Income Tax Movement Discussed
The text argues for invalidating the income tax act through the United States court, contending the government must honor rights to private property and uphold due process. It discusses legal challenges, public sentiment, and the potential impact on territorial governance and revenue delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waetington
Judenietts Aguillet
Novel House Moving Uniform System of Tax Rating
A fragmented account describes a house moving project and related route, referencing Heath health officials and a railway section. It mentions a locomotive detaching from a canal or track and the need to clear a railway line. Names like E. Rowells and Kikuaho reek vine station appear amid garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penyleng Patania
Rowells
Ernie
Taxpayers Reconciled by Fairplay Showing
A historic notice discusses taxpayer reconciliation and Fairplay measures. It cites changes in tax assessment methods, warnings against miscalculation, and the public interest in equitable taxation. The report mentions officials and proceedings affecting rates, valuation practices, and taxpayer perception.
Bathing Goods Store Opens on King Street
The Harmony hall building at 105 King street opposite the Young building hosts a new bath and plumbing goods shop. It features bathtubs, closets, sinks, washstands, and appliances with a focus on sanitary devices and improvements for the home, aiming to serve customers in the business district.
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Wties
King Street
Harmony Hall
Hany
Busines
Town
Mont Ape
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