Baldwin Urges Honest County Government Pledge
Baldwin met with Maui Senators in the chamber and urged the Republican Party to honor its promise of County Government. He argued the Achi bills do not constitute County Government and warned against opposing the pledge. He claimed County Government would not raise taxes and urged a simple, inexpensive system from the party.
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P. Baldwin
Senate
Maui
People
Republican Party
Congress
Commission
Jury Delibera tion In Jones Murder Case Prolonged
The Jones murder jury remains split with no verdict after two days of deliberation. Jurors were housed in a room at the Young Hotel under guard and returned to the Judiciary building this morning, then consulted the judge on penalties for murder and manslaughter in all degrees. Public interest remains high as the panel weighs murder in the first degree against lesser charges.
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Jones
Bauman
Foreman Bauman
Robinson
Stanford Case Developments Hint at Clue in Inquiry
Police strike a clue in the Stanford case as coroner’s inquest waits at Moana Hotel. High Sheriff Menry and Deputy High Sheriff Rawling pursue the lead after a reported rock-throwing chase and an emissary exchange on the hotel pier involving Mrs. Stanford.
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Stanford
Tom Bulletin
Moana
Ste
Menry
High Sherif Rawling
Jon
Wild Rocke Chase
Indy Reatdente
Mrs. Stanford
Death of child blamed on streetcar motorman verdict clears driver
Inquest on Ah Tim Tai killed by a street car found motorman Strom not at fault. He testified the car moved slowly near Desha lane as two children ran onto the track. Brakes reversed and fender deployed saved further injury. witnesses corroborated the speed and actions. Health officials and transit officials supported the motorman. verdict exonerated him.
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Ah Tim Tai
Strom
Desha Lane
Witnena
Albert Waterhouse
Mack
Intenh
Lane
Ballentyne
Thurston Leads In Latest Count In Close Auto Race
A Honolulu contest for the automobile is tightening as ballots close March 18. Thurston remains ahead by a slim margin amid strong pushes from Hanawaki Kruger's backers Kohala Club and Chung Tim, with Burns added to the list. Daily tallies end March 27 at 6 pm, with final counting by a disinterested committee after the ballot box resides under Henry Waterhouse Trust vaults.
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Thurston
Kelle
Hanawaki Kruger
Chung
Tim! T
Burns
Panama
Henry Waterhouse Trust Company
Honolulu
Japanese Laborer Leaves Honolulu for New Field on Aorangi
C Zottin, a carpenter and winemaker maker, long time employee of contractor F Withelis, departs Honolulu aboard the Aorangi seeking work elsewhere. He laments changes in Hawaii’s labor scene and fears the territory may become a Japanese dominated society within ten years, reflecting on a five year ago labor celebration and current conditions.
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Zeika
Bulletin
Ako
Milora
Kuropatkin May Surrender at Tie Pass in Manchuria
Report from Newchwang on March 9 claims Tie Pass is invested by Japanese and Kuropatkin likely to surrender as rail links Mukden to Tie Pass are destroyed and Russian retreat continues. St Petersburg notes that Oyama must crush Russian forces to avoid a revolution altering the war. Radicals say larger defeats please Europatkin.
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Newchwang
Manchuria
Tie Pass
Kuropatkin
Mukden
ST. Petersburg
Russia
Oyama
Europatkin
Governor Carter Absence Sparks Sunday Logans in Surprise
About thirty officers from Logan gathered at 9 am to confront Governor Carter but failed to locate him and planned a 10 am meal. The scene evolved into an amusing but embarrassing error as officials debated amendments and Sunday operations. A tense vote on Quinn’s motion followed before proceeding to the County Bill committee work at 2:40.
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Carter
Twit
Sunday bill squeezes through the House in tense session
In a tense third reading debate Rep Quinn’s Sunday bill neared passage as questions arose about Sabbath freighting. Rep Nakula, Mo kkai, urged leniency to allow fruit and vegetables all day while others pressed limits. Amendments shifted closing hour to 10 and raised concerns about fish markets laundries and related commerce.
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Quinn
Nakuina
Mokkai
Honolulu
Christian Endeavorers
Nakula
Coetho
Rep. Andrade
Soldier assaulted at logan departure amid guard orders
An incident marred a Logan visit when a sailor attempting to board was stopped at the gangplank by a sentry. The master at arms and an officer intervened, a sailor struck him, and a guard struck the sailor with a pistol butt rendering him unconscious before being removed outside the dock. The sailor is said to belong to the Petrel. Also a shop sale at J. B. Kerr & Co. and a rent card sale at Bulla.
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Logan
Armi
J. B. Kerr & Co. S
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Baldwin
the County Promise
Bole
Tropic Fruit CO
S.salameda
F. C. Enos
Walls, Fargo & Co
Oe H. Thurston
Fran Kruger
Hanawaki
Kohala Club
Yee Sheldon
Pete Eldon
Kaul Ss
A. Vetlesen
Pe P. Spaulding
Koloa
OR Hermanson
Lorna Jauker
MO. Efer
A. W. Spivalo
A.M. Burns
Hawaii
Hawaiian Trust, CO
San Francisco
Cal
Bate
Washington, D. C
Senator Bate
Tennessee
Washington
China
Marquis Oyama
Pure Sult
Atriefly
Takahira
Andrade
Ayer
Audraie
Coolio
Fernandes
Greenwell
Hala
Harris
Holstein
Kaylawaia
Kalebutt
Kundan
Long
Pall
Sheldon
Shipman
Bevith
Waterborne
Novs
Brouil
Cox
Kalino
Lewis
Lilikalan
Mahviona
Mahiked
Nakuton
Pula
Helos
House
Bulla
Manufacturers’ Shoe Co., Ltd
Fort Street
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