School Fund Commission Begins Study Of Hawaii System
The School Fund Commission met to plan an investigation into educational finances. Members discussed adopting a modern system for securing and distributing public school funds, borrowing methods from U S states and territories, and inviting civic input. W R Farrington was named chair and W A Bowen secretary treasurer. Edgar Wood gathered material on youth school laws and potential funding approaches.
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Hawaiian Islands
Edgar Wood
United States
W. R. Farrington
Chuteman
W. A. Bowen
Board Acts on Little Evidence in Liquor Hearings
Attorney Peters told Ashlea before the Board of License Commissioners that the board acted on insufficient evidence in denying petitions. Ushijima sought a rehearing after a claim of private enmity against Japanese saloon keeper Ushijima arose. Baker’s accusation prompted inspector Fennel’s action, Tanaka faced a revocation tied to $3,000 in debts, and Thurlow’s case at the Royal Annex restaurant led to a wholesale leave after revelations about misrepresented ownership.
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Peters
Ashleia
Board of License
Yeterday
Ite
Ushijima
Bunday
Privte
Cooke
Ushijime
Maker
Baker
Fennel
Clemmons
Tanaka
Mr. Cooke
Cave of HO
Ommki
Hie Bering
al Thurlow
Royal Annex
Accidental Death Verdict in Local Handcar Case
The coroner's jury returned a verdict of accidental death in the inquiry into the death of Mrs Syl, who was killed while on a handcar. Testimony showed a handcar accident occurred as another handcar approached from the opposite direction, causing the fatal collision.
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Cormger
Sylerator
Hawativn
Tad
Arrival of the Manchuria Brings Largest Honolulu Passenger List Yet
The P M 8 8 Manchuria docked in Honolulu bringing 214 more residents than yesterday and many travelers bound for Manila. Notables returning include Mr and Mrs A Breton and their children, Hon Z Viteh, Mrs George H Mead and son Henry Mead, and A Gartley. Capt Dixon leads the ship. Judge Woodruff expected but did not arrive. The vessel sails at 5 PM with 176 tons of cargo plus more en route.
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Honolulu
Islanda
Manchuria
Hackfeld
Manila
John McClellan
A. Hin
Eil Dren
Saunders
Womel
Dixon
Ibeldae
Woodruff
Federal Court of the
Territory of Haewall
Senate
Dole Wan
Peeting
P. H McNetlin
Passeniger
WICHI S CRUISERS TO SAIL TOMORROW FOR JAPAN
Tomorrow afternoon at three o clock Admiral Vichi s ships the Soya and Ava will depart for Hakodate Japan They will remain there long enough to assess conditions before returning to the Yokosuka Naval Station near Yokohama Flag Lieutenant Shimomura said this morning that the Admiral and two officers of the two ships are greatly pleased with Honolulu.
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Vichi
Soya
Ava
Hakodate
Japan
Yokosaka
Yokohama
Shimomura
Honolulu
Deserves the Name Ankitt Conversation Piece
In a clipped exchange an unnamed speaker derides a friend Yankem as a painless dentist. Noltt dismisses the claim, arguing Yankem is too busy to take pain away with him, reflecting a casual, fragmentary dialogue about competence and friendship.
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Ankitt
Yankem
Noltt
Palin
Bie
Vletien
New York Couple Divided Custody in Divorce Case
Juatlen Gerard of New York Clus eluned an interloeniary tecere of divorce In favor of Mr Helen Margaret Kelly Gould and Baratiy Gould. Custody of the children split between father and mother with alternating visitation and holidays specified from December to May and May to November. The decree sets Christmas, Easter, and other holidays with granted visitation rights and duration, including a potential future reevaluation of arrangements.
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Juatlen Gerard
New York
Clus
Helen Margaret Kelly Gould
Jillion Devine
Gould Ray
Gould
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Whitney & Marsh
School Fund Commission
Frear
Hospital
London
Wichi
Stearns
Bea Tba
Yoon
Cmicaus
Frank Gould
Crescent Feather
San Francisco
The
Alameda
Bulley
Kapiolani Bldg
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