Sheriff Campaign Digs In As Election Nears
A reform devoted tone fills county politics as Henry defends his sheriff bid amid claims of coercion and rival tactics. The Civic Federation backs Henry while criticism shifts to Fern and Quinn, with party lines and election stakes shaping claims of duty and integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Hnhew
Urowa
Hinery
Ters
Comelon
Sam
Mayrolf
Samie
Billy Woods
Woods
Brown
Ftowse
Clvb
Kal
Mpage
Towse
Aixty
Sam Johnson
Poepee
Civice
D. J. Withington
Lorney
Withington
Withingston
Fren
Fern
Quinn
Quinn Hee
Tor Wupur
Yinor
Civic Federation
Oahu
Sherif
Thin County
Sali Enden
Wen
Honolulu
Sargent to Examine New U 5 Station and Emigration
Frank P. Sargent, head of the U S immigration service, arrived in Honolulu aboard the Mongolia and said he will inspect the new immigration station and the rural services. He noted the influx of Japanese emigrants and discussed expected U S immigration trends, predicting over a million yearly arrivals from Eastern and Southern Europe while observing tensions over Japanese migration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Sargent
Commie jManor General of
Honolulu
Immigration Service
Sargent
Bse
Allena
Mr. Burgent
Fred. M. Botehel
Quarantine Wharf
Gotth Jmlons
San Francisco
United Tates
Europe
Passengers Arrived From San Francisco and Yokohama
A list of travelers arriving by sea from San Francisco and Yokohama includes many names such as Gilbert Aleman Bates Hooker Bird Chiowles Kosa Cummings Donahue Downett Doane Gibbs Guthrie Hawan Hedeman Giten Minn Gilew Hixh Johnston Kellong Kohn Lehigh Lott Loy Moraxhan Morgan Noonan Paria Polhemus Rolph Rosenbers Sar went Stole Atoly Towne and others as well as Rupert Cox Edwards Maurice Fite Maurice V Fits Maurice Garrel Graves Hawkins Inouye Tadt Tucker and Abe among the passengers headed to Honolulu and Yokohama with numerous accompanying family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Mongolia
Honolulu
Gilbert Aleman
Mise EF. Bates
Ate IV. Hooker
Bird
A.chiowles
EM. Kosa
Hush
M. Campbell
N. Casile
N. Castle
Mine
C. Chase
W. G. Cooper
WG. Cooper
Ming C Cummings
P. A. Donahue
H. Downett
Mim
Doane
J. A Gibbs
G. R. Guthrie
Col
Hawan Kaw
Hedeman
A’. Giten Min
A. &. Gilew
Peter Hixh
H Johnston
F. E. Jones
Mus
Louise Kellong
Hermann Kohn
W. F. Lehigh
J. Lo Lott
Alb
Loy
Mee
W. Motherny
A. Moraxhan
Toplitz
A. G. Towne
Yokohama
Rupert Cox
Edwards
Fite Maurice
Mia
K. V. Fits Maurice
Loya Garrel
John R. Graves
Rusell Hawkins
T. Inouye
Tent
Tadt
W. Tucker
Kober
M. Abe
Mixn
M.D. Gaines
Mi Abe
Aisa
Chillingworth Trial Opens in Extortion Case
The trial of Charles P. Chillingworth, former Deputy High Sheriff, for extortion began before Judge Lie Molt. Prosecutors outlined the charges and opened with jurors questioned on political sentiment, while witnesses described Chillingworth’s conduct during a confrontation with a Japanese prostitute and her companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Chillingworth
Lie Molt
Willet Hive
J. Apprava
General Motors
Wut Fittle Divinity
Waa
Almont
Milas Markhurst
Chae O. Hartett
Meaio Guerrero
W. Fy, Mac
Kiley Wa
Kiley
Jas
Btwker
Chillingworth
Tajiro Sumida
Potera
Goto
Sumida Walt
Takalehi
Sumida
Akino Miyasaki
Abe
Names and affiliations from Kay dune 14 1 porte
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals such as E.G. K. Deverill W. Burtehaell Larkin Hanpthi Thwing and Hanpill alongside Ventura and Mim. The text appears as jumbled names and initials with no clear event or context provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porte
Twalant
E.G. K. Deverill
W. G. Lee
W. Burtehaell
Larkin
J. Hanpthi
Miss A. Hanpill
Mim
Wes Burtehaell
Mime
A. Larkin
Mra J. Hanpill
Ventura
Par rifr views at all news dealers and curio stores
fragmented OCR lists multiple names and brands with unclear roles. notes sale at news dealers and curio stores reference. no coherent event or outcome present from readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camere Views
Parrifr
Support of Militia To Be Considered By Business Men
A special open meeting of the Ho wall Chamber of Commerce was set for 10:30 am to decide on maintaining the National Guard of Hawaii by popular subscription. Colonel Jones states $2,400 yearly suffices, as the Guard draws $7,000 from the Federal government. The article notes possible federal pay for militia in camp and rations, and describes business leaders including President Tenney backing state support. The piece emphasizes public subscription and local business input, with calls to attend and voice opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KU. Tenney
Howall Chamber of Commerce
National Guard of
Hawaii
Jones
G. M
National Guard
Utis
Nwo
Ate Tennah
H. J. ‘Tenehoy
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Tenney
Washington
United States
Keepimsiy
Iig Hee
Emlnaror
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New York
Hen
Aljed Benjamnn
Parkers 4
the Kash Company
U. 5
Fort Si
Hillingworth
Ncene
George
King George
Vida
Kalakios
Kalakiols
Alebln
Ike
Carter
Kalakiela
Shariff
Theodore Richards
Sheri Henry
Vertiser
JB. Hall
J.B. Hull
Mian
M. Martin
Mike Tan Ban
Mor Shanghai
H.G. Baugh
Mins May Beckley
Fricle
Miss. Howard
Dora Roonaing
Miew V. Hoexsing
Mia CA. Wengert
Miu
J. Wilson
Hove
Kong
RJ. Barnes
Mes
RJ. James
A Rothschild
Vienna
Austria
Nathanial Rothschild
Archduke Joseph
A. Farland
PT. Gadd
de Cal Holt
Kiroball
BE. Marston
A.W. Morse
RH. Neely
He Neely
P. Mane
Awk
Rertor
A. K. Reaser
JW. Towne
J. W. Veeo-land
Veepland
Wolf
Alg. Crane
J. Hopp & Co
Young Blég
Wells, Fargo & Co
WAITY
King BT
St, Petersburg
Russia
Casain
Min
Takahira
Washington, D. C
Panama
Athens
Greece
Dely Annis
Stockholm
Norway
Lane
Young Hotel
Mat Top
Goodyear West
Manufacturers’ Shoe Company, Ltd, Gt Fort Street
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