Chamber of Commerce Urges Carter to Stay Governor
Honolulu business leaders at a special Chamber meeting express regret at Governor Carter’s resignation and urge him to withdraw. They cite his able admin of territory affairs, stressing stability for impending county government inauguration and commercial interests. The session, chaired by D Tenney, unanimously adopted resolutions praising Carter and urging persistence.
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Territory of
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Chamber of Commerce of
Territory
Carter
Chamber of Commerce
Stangenwald
D. Tenney
J. G. Spencer
Chamber
Tenney
Tony
Cooke
FM. Gwansy
Erithelee
Armstrong
J. Day & Co
Baldwin Victory Defeats Baldwin in Maul County Vote
Special to The Bulletin from Wailuku Maui June 3 The Democratic Home Rulers held a Market Street demonstration while Republicans spoke last Saturday. Votes counted through the night show Baldwin leading in early tallies but late returns from Walhee overturned the result giving Cornwell a narrow majority. County officers and supervisors elected for Maul were Republicans, assuring safe margins for local offices despite Baldwin’s strong petition influence.
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Wailuku
Maul
Market Street
Weight
W. F. Crockett
Seamon
Wailuku Court House
Kibet
H. P. Baldwin
W. Hi. Cornwell
Kahulu
Paunone
Baldwin
Cornwell
Kahuhu
Puuneng
Kihel
Waituku
Kahakulos
Walhee
Republic
Ha‘wall
Maul County
County officers on views in Kis Fort street office
County treasurer Trent hugs in the window of Kis Fort street office with a group photograph of Oahu County officers. Nation and political complexion discussed as part of the scene.
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Treasuer Trent Hug
Kis
Fort Street
Oahu
Gubernatorial speculation as Carter resists resignation
Lingering talk on who will succeed Governor Carter dominates Territory politics. W C Smith and H B Cooper loom large as possible successors while Baldwin declines, citing unfinished plantation work. Planters Association and Chamber of Commerce weigh in on resignations, with Central Committee set to vote on Carter's future and potential successor options.
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Steek
W. C. Smith
Qeo
Smith
Lorria
Thurston
Henry EB. Cooper
Carter
Planters’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Cooper
Baldwin
H. P. Baldwin
Haldwin
Hik Angie
Menting
Kepoliat
Belpet
H. E. Cooper
Iko Baldwin
Mor Dryde plantation tour documents major upgrades
Ant INSPECTION TOUR recounts Mor Dryde plantation changes since development from Bleele property. Dillingham, large shareholder, praises drought resilience, cane health, and ongoing upgrades including storm water use and a 2600 home power electrical system slated by July next year. Bond redemption seen. plantation praised for management and future plans.
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Mor Dryde
J. Dittingham
McBryde Plantation
Bleele
Mr. Dillingham
Honda
Lisax
Lahaina Grand Jury Skips Lahaina Riot Probe
Wailuku Maui June 24 The Grand Jury discharged for the October term will not investigate the Lahaina riot due to witness convenience and cost. The report notes earlier actions on Wathee road at Puakalaina and urges the Road Board and County Supervisors to address sidewalks sanitation and policing concerns.
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Maui
Cireait
Waiuki
Laehaina
Lahaina
Maying
Grand Jury
Thin Court
Wathee
Puakalaina
Thin Road
Ourselven
Rond
Board of Supervisors
Thi County
Wath
Kehulul
Santfrat
H. Z. Kalpo
J. KH
Gannon
Kng
Hin Servions
Thin Honorable Court
William H. Heen
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