Kauai Kegel Club in Fifth Place Contests Narrow Race
The Kauai Kegel Club remains mid pack amid a rough campaign with Purser Friel of Mauna Lee challenging Admiral Beckley for honors at St Louis College Alumni and other local clubs. Friendly wagers, ballots and local names such as Leo Lorrillard Cummins and Mrs Lucy Wright feature in a sprawling Hawaii election update with standings, supporters, and steady effort noted across Lihue Waimea and Honolulu communities.
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Continental Casualty
Henry Waterhouse Trust Company
Admiral
Louis College
Purser Friel
Mauna Lee
Priel
Kaual
Kegel Club
Kegei Club
Mancot
Maul
Kepcik
Fen National Pourte
Hilo
Leo Lorrillard Cummins
Jack
McVeigh
Tommy
Kearns
Mra Wright
Mins Shelton
Ether
Mia Dickerson
Geo. C. Beckley
St Louis College Alumni Association
A. N. Kepoikai
Diamond Head Athletic Club
Lihue Kegel Club
Leo Lorrillard
Thos. C. White
Kealakekua
C. L. Dickerson
Fat
Jas. Kula
Kauai
Jas. L. Friel
Mauna Loa
S. K. Kamaiopili
C. E. Pederson
Lucy Kaukau
Lahaina
John Rapovo
Lihue
H. D
Joe
Geo. Cachleopulos
P. N. Kanokual
Misa May Gonsalo
Chang
Yen Sam Chong
Henry How Louie H. Nir
Jerry Burns J. Rodriguez
M. Oleviero
Camcos
Gregory August Wartin
Edna
M. Batelilio
Mandamus To Settle Park Fund
County Attorney KA Douthitt sends a letter to Honolulu Park Commissioner Lorca A Thurston outlining a method to settle whether the Board of Supervisors has the right to appropriate funds for Kapilolant Park maintenance. The plan assumes a park board resolution to fund, with the County Auditor Bicknell W to issue a warrant, potentially leading to mandamus action if refused, to be settled in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KA. Douthitt
Kapiolant Park
Lorca A. Thurston
Kaplplant Park
Bicknell
Cominsonia Willeek
Supreme Court
Dow Jilas
Board of Supervisors
Attorneys Row Enus In Peace in Brown V Spreckels Case
A lengthy Brown versus Spreckels hearing before Judge DeBolt featured spirited argument from both sides as a disputed paragraph in a Dubtin item sparked motion activity. The judge indicated potential for a verdict and possible later reconsideration if grounds arose, prompting Kinney and Ballou to act upon the matter. The note continues on Page 6.
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Brown
Spreckels
Defol
de Bolt
Kinney
Ballou
Law Declares Fee Requirement Void in Hawaii Case
The Supreme Court voids Act 48 of the Revised Laws of 1905 which imposed a $10 annual fee to practice medicine or surgery in the Territory of Hawaii. The ruling holds the fee discriminatory between holders under the amending act and those with prior licenses, overturning the fee as unconstitutional. The decision, authored in part by Justice Wilder, follows a District Court conviction for practicing medicine without a license.
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Supreme Court
Territory
Dred T. McDonald
Wilder
District Court of
Honolulu
Territory of
Hawaii
Peacock Given Time To Make Its Return
A preliminary legal battle in the Garvie petition for restraining order to protect Peacock’s rights was heard before Judge Lindsey this afternoon. The hearing ended with a continuance to tomorrow as both sides argued for time to prepare responses. the court emphasized protecting long established possession rather than deciding the merits at once.
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Garvie
Otter
Jude Lindesy
AM Lwine
Roninance UeiDe
Ballou
CW. Rshford
H.W. Breckons
Ashford
Breckops
Peacock
Bullow
Aldo
Bela Ashford
Chase
Hrockens
Bie
Gurvicaide
Contin
Coroner links Tenney death to prior condition
San Francisco report states the coroner found Prizefighter Tenney was not fit to fight when he died after a blow from Neil. Promoters may bear indirect responsibility for the outcome. In other items Japan and New York dispatches note battleship Oregon sailing to San Francisco with a stop at Honolulu and a mutiny aboard the Massachusetts that left Slocum dead.
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San Francisco
Cal
March
Tenney
Neil
Yokohama
Japan
Oregon
Honolusm
New York, N. V
Massachusetts
Slocum
Rain Aids Fire Suppression Across Plantations
Forester Hosmer received telegrams and wireless updates reporting heavy rain aiding fire suppression on Parker ranch land near Hie makua and Panohau. Reports noted fire outbreaks at multiple locations, with rain conditions partly subduing flames and wind strength affecting containment efforts.
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Forester Hosmer
Pred. Carter
Honokan
Mun
Jaiden Gibb
Paal
Parker Ranch
Hiemakua
Japa Gulch
Kalaps Mulch
Wil
Kinau
Koreester Hoamer
Gibb
Parker Ranch Land
Panohau
Plantation
Territory Is Again The Victor In Dredger Case
The Territory wins again against Cotton Bros in a dredger damage suit. Supreme Court Justice Frear writes the opinion affirming a $26,000 verdict from the April 1908 term. Earlier motions for a new trial and appeals are noted, with appeals and writs of error discussed.
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Cotton Bros
Supreme Court
Chuet
Frear
Dhe
Circuit Court of the First Circuit
Lindsay
Gear
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Kauai Kegel Klub
ST. Louis College
the Kash Company, Ltd
Fort Streets
Nishings
Hotel Street
Fort Street
Mandamus
Enus
J. Th & Co
Ito
Hawaiian Trust Co., Limited
Germania Life
New York
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd
TERR
Hawail
China
Macfie
Manchuria
Pekin
Washington, D.C
Ban Francisco
Henry Waterhouse Trust Go., Ltd
Gov, Fort
Sta Triechone Exchange No ‘4
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