Appeal Withdrawn in Noah Case
The Territory Gauluet David Noah was found guilty by the District Court on June 4 for securing money from the Oahu Sugar Company under false pretenses. An appeal to the Circuit Court was withdrawn and Noah will pay the lower court's assessed amount of 40 dollars. M E Sova petitions to appoint administrator for the estate of Martine Huse Leletch. Hearing set for July 15. The Wearing will take place July 16. A request for exemption is noted in the case of M F Reott against Joe Marin.
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Gauluet David Noah
Oahu
Cirrcuit
Noah
Tie Lower Court
M. E. Sova
Hoblavon
bin Aduiibierater
Martine Huse Leletch
July
Ting New Bay
Hun Yeo
M. F. Reott
Jown Marin
Joe Marin Pedro
Politeness for London Telephane Etiquette Dialogues
A historic prompt discusses polite language in telephone usage and caller respondent etiquette. It outlines recommended phrases to prompt attention and clarify numbers, emphasizing courteous phrasing and standard expressions in telephonic exchanges.
License Cancelled After Imprompt Charge At Police Court
Manuel Silva appeared before Judge Long at the Police Court this morning on a charge of improperly operating an automobile. He paid $1 with $3 costs as the fine, due to his license being cancelled and the car handed back to its owners.
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Manuel Silva
New Queensboro Bridge Opens as World Largest Cantilever
A crowded ceremony marked the opening of the new Queensboro Cantilever Bridge linking Manhattan and Queens. The event drew about 30,000 civilians and military members from the metropolis, with parades and a ceremonial trolley ride across the span.
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New Queensboro
New York
New Ridge
Manhattan
Queens
Hutton
Tulanil
Spiegelmeyer Explains His Move On Eclipse June Fourth
Spiegelmeyer writes in a rambling monologue about plans around an upcoming eclipse on June 4 and a move to November. He reflects on photographs, public figures, and past gossip while mentioning detectives, a dead sailor, and wage disparities for Japanese workers.
Hilo Skepticism Over Mooheau Championship Claim
A Hilo correspondent corrects a Honolulu Evening Bulletin report, stating Mooheau team won the championship only in 1908 within a six year span. The letter recounts season records, notes Hilo defeats and the impact of pitcher Tuli Realoha, and ends with a formal sign-off from Hilo Pan.
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Hilo
Mooreau
Hawaii
Evening Bulletin
Honolulu
Sirs
Moohean
Hilos
Mooheaus
Stantan
Moohoun
Naniwu
Tuli Realoha
Hilo Pan
Bone
Myemball Lala
Wai
Seven Grown Todi Gesa Moorehead H ef2 O'rlen T ef of
The readable fragments mention several names including Gesa Moorehead and O'rlen with initials. The context is unclear but appears as a fragmentary list or note referencing people and initials without a cohesive event or action. No dates, places, or organizations are clearly identifiable.
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Todi
Gesa Moorehead
Local club meeting and Kalihi Park work update
A notice for a Monday evening meeting at 1122 Lymon Avenue requests members to attend to finalize committee selections for a summer entertainment event. The Kaliht Athletic Club plans a concert and dance July 10 at PB hall to raise funds for Oahu and Kapolant Baseball League teams. Cars are popular with BMF Studebaker sales rising. Seattle Fire Department plans trust EMF use.
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Ding
Conaria
Adminion
Clu
MILO
Lymon
Gullek Avenue
Kalli
Mom- Rastonyd
Kealoba
Do Po
Angkales
Wom Kealoli
AW Hip
Win Ih
Transnet
Lilet Brown
Napier
Pant Tnene
Kaliht He Molle
Kaliht
Kaliht Athletic Club
Dane
PB. Hall
Oahu
Kapt Olant
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London
Coreaun
Tin
Landeau Ues
Melal
Ponto
Elreiar
Uris
Ollie Mgmere
Bulletin
Speiglemeyer
Adolphy
Adolph
Tex
Foxbronk
Sya
Sam
Louie
Focal
Hellefe
York
San Francino
Japan
Molokai
Speigelmyer
Keats Mooreau Club
Mooheau
Whitney & Marsh
Bea Mooheau
Bowehall
Ale Penage
Moorehead
Leman
Kastan
D. Wenter
Sheldon
Canaria
Dovha
Kealoha
Hase
Balla
Kalihi Athletic Club
Toa
Crescent Feather CO
San Francisco
My. Bailey
Alameda
Kapiolani Bidg
Alakea
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