Wrong Is Righted For Humphreys and Thompson
The Supreme Court readmitted A. S. Humphreys and Frank E. Thompson to the practice of law today. The disbarment on Humphreys was revoked and the one year suspension on Thompson was dissolved. Neither was immediately called to the bar. The reinstatements followed a conference with Chief Justice Frank, who noted their good conduct since the original orders and asked for admission to resume practice after years of study and substantial investment in legal education. Humphreys stated his long active practice since age eighteen and his efforts to comply fully with the court's orders.
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A. $. Humphreys
Frank E.thompson
Supreme Court
Mr. Humphreys
Thompson
Justics Frenr
Humphreys
F. &. Thompson
Chris Juntlee
Humphrey
Lisiansky Island Japanese Near Starvation Saved by Thetis
On June 16 the revenue cutter Thetis anchored near Lisiansky Island and rescued seventy seven Japanese marooned there. They faced near starvation with 100 birding cases and only 140 pounds of beans and flour left. They had come on the Tyo Maru and planned to return, but the ship proved unseaworthy and left them stranded awaiting relief in Honolulu.
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Layean
Lal
Midway Iland
Lisiansky Island
Lisansky Tnlund
Thetis
Captain Hamlet
Hamlet
Linlanaku
Japan
Aha
Honolulu
Extradition Request Delayed by Sierra Sailings
Acting U S District Attorney J J Inne reported a cablegram from the U S Marshal in San Francisco stating Kerr, held for assault on Kamos aboard the Buford, is being removed to Hawaii and evidence should be sent by the Sierra. With the Sierra already sailed, extradition of Ramon’s tenant is postponed.
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J. J.°inne
San Francisco
Kerr
Kamos
Buford
Hawaii
Ramon
Japanese Bird Catchers Reach Listankaki Island
The vessel OVO MARU, with 77 Japanese bird catchers, left Yokohama days ago and was sent toward Listanaki Island. The Japanese consulate notified Japan, and the ship Toy Maru reportedly departed Yokohama for Listanaki twenty three days ago. The matter involves transport to Japan or induction in Washington.
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OVO Maru
Yokohama
Listansky Island
Japan
Treasury Department
Washlington
Wiagten
Ligiaumky
Listanaki Island
Listanakl
Ernest Kaal Postpones Grand Recital to June 27
Mr. Ernest Kaal announces the postponement of his grand recital to Monday night June 27 at the Hawaiian Opera House. Seats remain on sale at Wall, Nichols Co with prices listed.
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Ernest Kaal
Hawaiian Opera House
Wall, Nichols Co
Warmest Day Reported With 85 Degree High
Weather office notes this as the warmest day of the year with a thermometer at 85 degrees. The scene mentions Edwin in a conservatory and a playful exchange about Dolly Angelina, set in a Pittaburg Dispatch flavor.
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Weather Office
Edwin
Conservatory
Dolly Angelina
Cortelyou Is Manager Republicans Name Their Leaders and Cheer On To Victory
National Republican Convention in Chicago marks Roosevelt nomination with cheers and bands. Roosevelt named to succeed himself and Fairbanks for vice president amid unanimous support. Also notes Sargent portrait of Roosevelt and a stone attack on foreign ministers in Port au Prince. Sugar prices rise five cents per hundred.
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Cortelyou
Collier's Weekly
Sargent
President Roosevelt
Roosevelt
John 8. Sargent
White House
Chicago
Beenee
Senator Fairbanks
Frank & Black
New York
Beveridge
Indiana
Knight
California
Henry F. Cummings
Baltimore
Maryland
Port AU Prince
Ans Lost Heavily In Battle Around Kuroki Headquarters
June 22 Buselone forces attacked Japanese outposts near Kuroki Headquarters but were repulsed with heavy losses. June 23 in Torio, General Oyama was appointed to command the Japanese armies in the field with Lieutenant General Kodama as chief of staff.
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Kuroki
Torio
Japan
Oyama
Kodama
Stat
Nevadan Arrives With 5300 Tons Hawaiian Sugar
General Freight Agent Percy Morne reports the Nevadan reached New York from the Islands this morning with 5300 tons of Hawaiian sugar. Sugar prices on the coast at 3.99 cents a pound would value the cargo at about 422,040 dollars, boosting profits for shippers by roughly 13 percent. A. V. Lloyd, a milk dealer, faced Judge Lindsay with a suspended thirteen month sentence for milk adulteration.
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Percy Morne
American-Hawaiias ‘Steamship Co
New York
Mr. Morse
Baldwin
Kahuku
Thin Iland
Maui
Hawaii
A A. V
Lloyd
Lindsay
Supreme Court Arguments In Wright v Farley
Walter A. Wright versus J. K. Farley on writ of error argued and submitted yesterday in the Supreme Court. Smith & Lewis appeared for plaints in error, 188d Mt, Promor for defendant, SOD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Wright
J. K. Farley
Supreme Court
Smith & Lewis
Promor
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Aakers
TRE
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Hawaiian Trust Co, Limited
Fost ST
Sonic Temple
WN. Y
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Chicago, Ill
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National Committee
Ely
Nevedan
Lovigston
Hamilton, Brown Shoe Co
Manufacturers’ Shoe Co
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