President 15 Determined to Fill Hawaiian Post
Washington, Feb 28 Spec statements say George St Carter is expected to reach Washington soon after a controversial push by Dole supporters. Gen Hartwell led efforts from New England papers and the Washington Star to pressure Carter ahead of his interview with Roosevelt on Hawaii’s government. Breckons notes Carter’s decision hinges on the President’s policy.
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Washington
George St Carter
Welng
Dole
Hoosevelt
Changi
Hawaian
Star
Varioua New England
Dol
Carter
Hawaiias Stairs
Louie Reynolds Heads for World Voyage from Honolulu
Louie Reynolds of Honolulu departs on the navy collier Alexander bound for Norfolk to begin travels around the world. The popular waterfront figure plans multiple sea voyages marking the start of his global itinerary with a Pacific to Atlantic crossing and aims to complete a possible Pacific Paralleline journey over one or two years.
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Louie Reynolds
Honolulu
Reynolds
Navy
Alexander
Norfolk
Resnoldt I
Pacific
Atlantic
Soldier Shoots Way To Army Skirmish Record
Vorporal O Rourke of the 15th Infantry aboard the transport Waves holds an army record for skirmish shooting. At Fort Sheridan he fired on a man-sized target from 600 to 100 yards, hitting 38 of 40 shots. one shot went wide and another missed entirely.
Studio Picture Day Raises Questions About Children
The note questions the value of words in children portrait sessions, claiming every Twellity aids interest and that hosts and baby pieturon traits are understood. It suggests a sample and invites attendance, though text appears garbled and unclear.
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Cone
Dole Expects No Additions to Washington Summons
Governor Dole said he has no new information about the summons to Washington by President Roosevelt and noted he may travel with his private secretary Hawes once there is an appropriation. He indicated he will go only if Hawes accompanies him, but no funds are available yet.
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Dole
Mulletin
Washington
Roosevelt
Mowaver
Salons Win More Ty Judge Gear Overrimghted Motion
Judge Humphreys grants a discharge motion in a trial for fault amid a prosecution case dispute. John H. M. Wilson ordered to refund $100 for disobeying an injunction dissolved by the Supreme Court in Territory v. Lilloo Nalani and Wilson over sand removal at Kiki beach. Alimony denied in Machida divorce. Oral decision awards $610 in dues on voyage abort cases, half claimed. U.S. Attorney filed information against articles of immoral purpose from Japan.
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Gear
William McCarthy
Bitting
Humphreys
John HM. Wilson
Supreme Court
Territory Va
Lillwo Nalani
Wilson
Beths High
Kiki
Diago Humphreya
Machida
Jurge Estee
A. J. Fuller
U.S
Breckens
Japan
Telegraphic clash on city car stop leads to arrest
A late night telephoned order sent Captain Pohaku to arrest Griggs, conductor on a Liliha Street line car. Griggs was taken to a police station, later released to appear at 9 30 this morning. Griggs told a Bulletin reporter that he refused Captain Parker’s demand to ride free, stating no violence occurred and that officers acted to eject him.
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Liulha Street
The
Rapid Transit Co
King Street
Pohaku
Griggs
Liliha Street
Grigge
Parker
Ramnauit
Grigin
Bulletin
Miss Roosevelt To Stay at Home
Washington March 1 It is learned tonight that Miss Alice Roosevelt will not attend the coronation of King Edward VI The reason given is care and it has been found practically impossible for her to go The young American girl was traveling in the household of Special Ambassador Reid The decision cites extreme youth and international condition as factors to relinquish the visit
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Washington
Ales Alice Roosevelt
Edward VI
Reid
Roownvelte
Averion
Misa Roosevelt
Order of Sale Granted in Kona Sugar Case
Judge Humphreys approves a plan for selling Kona Sugar Company assets after receiver W Vandenberg and attorney J A Moon present conditions. The sale advertises for twenty days with 19 percent cash due to bid winner, bond for the rest, to be deposited in First National Bank of Hawaii amid tight money markets.
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Kona Sugar Company
J. A. Moon
Humphreys
Dee
Magoon
Humphryon
Tinglean
Te Sale
First National Bank of Hawaii
WRECK KILLS FIFTEEN ON SOUTHERN PACIFIC
A broken rail caused a deadly wreck on the Southern Pacific near Maxon station twenty five miles west of Banderson. Fifteen people were killed and twenty eight injured as the express train from San Antonio, late and speeding to make up time, left the track in a sharp curve. Passengers in sleepers perished. others were saved by fellow travelers and a private car detached before fire spread. The accident occurred at 3 am with many asleep aboard.
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Texas
Southern Puetto
Nea Maxon
Banderson
Mart Riddle
Chetopa
Kansket Coptraray
Andrew C. Shelly
Loire
Ehild
D. E Housen
Racine
Wis
White
Manitowoc
al Mast
Paro
Pireman Hertachost
el Paws
Texan
L.A Hoone
Doylet
Las
Saa Antonia
Maine
Thoman Hy
Jan
New York City
Frear Admits Error In Bail Ruling In Contempt Case
Attorney George A. Davis pressed Judge Gear over a habeas corpus writ issued for Walter G. Smith. Judge Frear admitted an error in granting bail without producing the prisoner, while saying the mistake was not material. Davis warned of possible contempt citation against High Sheriff Brown if the sentence was ignored.
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Pilot
Frear
Waltor G. Smith
Davie
Gear
Smith
Bhen
Humphreys
Robinson
Davis
Austen
Brown
Minit
Juntos Frear
Magne Ton
Prosa High Bhoritt
Rapid Transit Work Enjoined in Waikiki Land Case
Judge Robinson finds prima facie basis for a temporary injunction in the AM Quong Mau Company et al case. He grants a temporary restraining order on railway construction and orders a $65,000 bond, noting irreparable harm if the plaintiffs’ leasehold is disrupted and that the defendants’ returns fail to overcome the plaintiff’s case.
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Robinson
AM Quong Mau Company
Waikiki Land and Lown Association
Honouitapi Trane and Land Company
Plaintitt
Rapid Trench Company
McKee
Caummel
Eureka First Big Sugar Steamer Leaves Anahola
The steamship Eureka loaded about one thousand tons of sugar at Anahola for the Coast Agent Beele and returned to port early this morning aboard the Karek captained by Weedon. The ship, weathering a short passage, spent two and a half days earning the cargo and will move to Brewer wharf to unload before resuming port duties.
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Globe Navigation, Company
Karek
Weedon
Anahola
Beele Wan
Eureka
Muttport
Anahotu
Sylwe
Bours Co
Seattle
Brewer Wharf
Thorsday
Anettt Beebe Hay
Beattie
Atahola
Ita
Aries
Kanal
Ula
Captain Weedon
Kaiser W ans Holland in Economic Move
The Hague March 6 Prof Ernest von Halle of the University of Burtin says Germany plans to Holland finically to win favor for military and naval increases in government spending. His claim suggests an economic strategy to bolster support for war and marine budgets.
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the Hague
Ernest von Halle
University of Burtin
Germany
Holland
de Tanne
Unclear court notes on damages and forfeiture terms
McClanahan for defendants attended the reading of the decision. The contractor won, a bond issue discussed, and potential forfeiture tied to stoppage of work. Judge Robinson stated penalties could apply for violations of work terms and payments.
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Rome United FM
Tnake
Ani
McClanahan
Trans Company
Robinson
Polo at the Park polo game at Kaplolant Park
The Polo at the Park event features Hedge versus Blues at Kaplolant Park at S20 o'clock with teams led by Potter and Judd. Officials include Damon Waterhouse and Dickey. Four 16 minute periods with 7 minute intervals between periods and 2 minute intervals after each goal. Territorial band will attend, aiming for a large crowd and a lively afternoon.
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Hedge
Blues
Neds
Potter
W. Shingle
Vf Dillingham
Atkitean
Jack Ulues
A. F. Judd
Lent. Hancock
George Angel
Dole Hack
EW Damon
Empire
Albert Waterhouse
Reds
Dickey
Nicaragua Canal Bill Gains Senate Support In Washington
March report from Washington indicates the Senate nears passage of a Nicaragua canal bill as Hormk sub committee opposition fades. Democrats favor the Nicaragua route, while diplomatic hurdles complicate US control talks with Nicaragua and Costa Rica. Protocols governing construction must be renegotiated due to outdated terms and new security considerations.
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Nicaragua
Senate
Panama
House
Nicaragua Canal
United Area
Costa Rica
Congress
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