Lawyers and Merchants Push Kamehameha Day Holiday
Business leaders and the Chamber of Commerce press Governor to declare Monday a legal holiday in place of June 12 for Kamehameha Day. Committees from the Chamber and Merchants Association plan to meet the Governor to secure observance, while banks and city offices weigh holiday closures and related legalities.
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Chamber of Commercy
de Wel Waldron
Thenistoon
Chamber of Commerce
Morgan
A. W. Bot]tombs
de A. Kennedy
Provident i
Kamehameha
Waldron
Kamehameha V
Spalding
Mongall
J. A. Kennedy
Ho Paxton
Walston
Ft Spalding
Robert Catton
F Krimp
W. T. Bottomlay
Miehardy
Mayey Mornis
Boars
Atonney
Mureau Mint
McClollan
Texas
Kauai School Teachers Named and New Speed Limit Orders
A list of Kauai school teachers is presented alongside new traffic directives. Superintendent Pope expects completion of assignments for the school year while authorities promote a town speed limit standard near key roads and authorities enforce the plan.
Condemnation Suit for Land Near Fort Opens in Federal Court
A condemnation suit filed in federal court seeks government payment of ten thousand dollars for land adjoining Port De Ramey. Plaintiffs, led by Pat Naw Holod and Wy Re Castle, challenge the seizure while noting court proceedings, jury attempts, and representation by W. T. Castle among others as the case moves beyond preliminary hearings.
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Fort
United States District Court
United Statin Pmalnat
Habron
Pat Naw
Wy Re Castle
M Kanakami
Junior Thompson
Hiteo Tetitus
United States
Port de Ramey
Kaimuki Residents Stir Over Hospital Move Threat
Reports allege a Japanese hospital owner plans to move Iimi from the Pro Manm site to a new location, prompting opposition from Kaimuki residents. Authorities and local figures dispute timing and impact as a move to a different territory faces delays and possible relocation to a new property.
Quake Is Army Officer Not Over Yet
Mexico City reports a quake scene as General Francisco Madero and President de la Barra confer. Zapotlan in Jalisco state suffers severe earthquake damage with deaths and thousands left homeless.
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Eaisoohaben
Mexico City
Mets
Francisco Madero
President de la Barra
Zapotlan
Jatleco
Speaks Out At Commercial Club On War Time Sanitation
General Macomb, Hawaii commander, told Commercial Club members today that sanitary campaigns are essential and the War Department should push ahead with public support. He urged civilian cooperation with the military, cited marching troops and fortifications, and proposed improving waste and water systems to make the town healthier and safer amid wartime conditions.
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Ed Towne
Colme Jones
Nations Guard
de Freast
Campbell
Keail A Herndt
Carter
George Angin
Tieutenant Andrews
G. Fred Aus
Tose
Macomb
Henatula
Maccomb
Muentub
Ferane
Ameer
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Tiure
Tronpe
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Micomis
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Colima Volcano Erupts Causing Deaths and Damage in Mexico
The Colima volcano near Guadalajara erupts with lava and ash, spreading death and extensive damage across the region. Emergency reports indicate significant destruction as lava flows and ash clouds threaten nearby towns and infrastructure. Local authorities urge evacuees and monitor rising danger.
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Colima
Frisco Doctor Fatally Shot by Former Wife Adele Verge
In San Francisco California Dr Frederick Kohl a leading physician was shot and killed by Adele Verge his former wife who had sued him for blocking her employment efforts The tragedy underscores a bitter divorce dispute that preceded the fatal act and the motive appears tied to the failed marriage and legal battles surrounding employment rights
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Cal, Ions
Frederick Kohl
Adele Verge
Rumor of Insurrectos Executing Mexican Chiefs
A party of federal soldiers escorted from Nogales, ordered not to return to Mexico. A report claims General Morals, Captain Stein and other chiefs were executed by insurrectos at Gullacan last Tuesday.
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Hotel owner shot by actress recovers in New York
New York reports B W E Stokes owner of the Ansonia Hotel was shot by Lillian Graham yesterday. He is recovering. The incident occurred in the city as authorities continue to investigate the motive and details of the attack.
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Ansonia Hotel
Lillian Graham
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Senate Finance to Report Canadian Reciprocity Bill Without Recommendation
Washington D C June The Senate Finance Committee will report the Canadian reciprocity agreement bill next Tuesday without recommendation. The Root amendment requiring free passage of American pulp to Canada has been adopted.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Finance Committee
Ind Isall
Canada
Boilermakers Strike in Philadelphia Amid Local Labor Swirl
In Philadelphia a large group of Boilermakers at Baldwin Locomotive Works walked off the job during a noisy meeting of Philadelphia labor circles. Reports note tension over developments cited by attendees and a push to resolve issues related to working conditions and oversight.
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Garume
Tostlinveny
Iynek
Eity
Gurwee
Vrank
Mawes
Associaive Ghinage Contiryns Tls
Philadelphia
Baldwin
Wide Open Town May Follow Police Judge Monssarat Decision
A courtroom ruling by District Magistrate Mongarrat in Honolulu centers on a gambling game case. The judge discharged the Chinese defendant after finding insufficient evidence to convict. The police department may halt arrests of Chinese gamblers if the court’s decision signals leniency. (Continued on Page 4)
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Fe Honotulu
Maximite Mongarrat
Nils Wurnlog
Monparrat
Charles
Chillingworth
Elks Keep Parade Dates Amid Floral Carnival Plans
Tentative changes to the 1012 Floral Parade and underlying carnival are dropped. The Bike parade committee reports Friday against shifting dates, and the event will proceed February 21 and 22 with minimal parade alterations. Local officials await official confirmation.
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Namie
Puco
Hirwator Wall
Wolson
Lee Teka
Anon
Salary raises sought for July by Saperyt city staff
City and county government officials push for higher July salaries affecting most municipal workers and some distant posts. Projections show increases totaling hundreds of dollars monthly for many employees, with strong opposition from some supervisors. A separate report notes a two story building on Rock Hill College Hill district damaged as winds blew through the area causing extensive framing damage.
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Ays
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