Supreme Court Conspiracy Admits Jury Trial Rights Ruling
The Supreme Court clarifies that conspiracy charges in this case are misdemeanors and may be tried without a full twelve jurors panel if the defendant consents to a court trial. It holds that defendants did not lose constitutional rights by waiving a jury and that a common law jury trial was not required. The decision cites Commonwealth Dalley and discusses statutory allowances for waiving jury trials in misdemeanor conspiracies and related actions.
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Dalley
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Commonwealth Dalley
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Kinney
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Prowmer & Anderson Lorrin Andrews
W. Sutton
Conviction Upheld Amid Legal Debate Over Jury and Rights
The higher court upheld the conviction while debating admissibility of evidence and jury withdrawal. It affirmed no violation of due process or equal protection under the Fourth Amendment. The Japanese defendants faced prosecution with senior officials and defense counsel naming attorneys in both courts.
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de Holt
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Mellow
Promega Anderson
Me Kinney Bang
Gonrt
Ballon
Cowen
Appeal Path From Territorial Court to U S Supreme Court
The defendants chose an appeal by Bill of Exceptions to the Territorial Supreme Court rather than a Writ of error. The court discusses whether an alternate path exists to bring the case to the U S Supreme Court, noting precedents do not support an easy route.
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Territorial Supreme Court
Hurdreme Court
United States
Supreme Court of the
AOL
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Jae Wa Weit
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Territorial Court
Authora Lym
Travel woes of a Canadian-American aboard a British liner
The passenger argues against British line restrictions preventing movement out of Honolulu and toward U S returns, noting government and shipping factors. He cites Canadian Australian tensions and implies foreign passenger access reshapes local trade and travel rights.
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Coantwhite Shipping
Bowen Explains Misinterpreted Ship Booking Cancellation
Mr W A Bowen corrected a misreading from the Promotion Committee meeting about canceling some 4 percent names from a ship’s passenger list. He said the intent was to cancel when tourists book by different steamers to avoid Honolulu, leaving booked names with no sailing intention due to limited accommodations.
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W. A. Bowen
Promotion Committee
Honolulu
Theenamon
Bushu Maru Reaches Port Amid Weather Delays
The Bushu Maru arrived in port carrying nearly 10,000 tons of Japanese coal for Interland Steam Navigator Company. Vessels tied at Railway wharves await discharge while weather and rough seas slowed other shipments and disrupted arrivals.
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Sie
Intereland Steam Navigator Company
Brediya
Foreign Ports and Halts Missourian Notes
Fragmented OCR shows names like BALINA CRUZ and CHIYO MARU with halts in early March and February. Mentions San Francisco, Coronado, Honolulu, and a rural exchange about a milk remark. Text is garbled with stray phrases and nonstandard spellings.
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Missourian
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Chiyo Maru
Felgan Prancinoo
Bakine
Coronado
Honoln'y
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