Civic Federation weighs future county race in caution and resolve
A Civic Federation member signals emphatic action before the next term's offices are filled. Kubio and Brown face calls to step aside after vindication in prior campaigns. The group pledges a vigorous push for pure politics and good government as it outlines a critical moment in local political life.
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Cirle Federation
Washington
Kubla Ka
Lamianade
A. G. Robertson
Kashir le
Kuble Hae
Sheri
A. M. Brown
Brown
Tle
Oflon
Puire Police
Civic Federation
Consul Saito To Return To Hawaii Post
Editor Shilowa of Hawaii Shinpo reports from Tokio that Consul Saito will return to the local Japanese community after months of uncertainty and rumors of recall. The question now is whether his return signals a full three year term or a brief windup before a successor takes over. The likely scenario appears to be a full three year term.
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Gifatra
Hie
Beef Trust Case Highlighted By Defense At Judge Dole
Attorneys for the defendants in the Beef Trust case argued before Judge Dole in support of a demurrer to the United States injunction petition. D J Withington and Henry Highton pressed legal points on restraints of trade and application of the act, noting the sections cited relate to states and territories. The session continued with several arguments to be considered.
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Beef Trust
Dole
United States
D. J.withington
Henry ¥. Highton
Withington
Beaune
Boy Champion R Van Vivet Wins Punahou Tennis Title
R Van Vivet of Ir 13 won the Punahou College tennis championship yesterday, defeating Robert Thuretoo in the finals among 50 competitors. Allan Lowrey and others in his class competed. Fine Jet Printing at the Bulletin.
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R. ©. van Vivet
Punahou College
Robert Thuretoo
Allan Lowrey
Pride of the Navy Oregon To Leave For Bremerton Overhaul
The Pride of the Navy, the battleship Oregon, will return to Bremerton Navy Yard for an extensive overhaul. The ship, built in 1896 at Union Iron Works, carries 32 officers and 468 men, with main battery of four 8-inch guns and a full array of secondary and rapid-fire guns. She sails from the Navy wharf around March 25 after loading 1,000 tons of Pocahontas coal and was recently sighted near Barber's Point after a voyage from Yokohama.
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United States
Oregon
Navy Wharf
Navy
Bremerton Navy Yard
The
Jno
P. Merrill
W. Bushananders
Willams
Miner
J. G. Church
Pardon Granted for Tong Ab bana In 1905 Larceny Case
The Board of Prison Inspectors recommends Tong Ab bana a Korean convict for pardon after serving one year and two months of a two year sentence for larceny. Acting Governor Ukitt ton issued the pardon today on the recommendation of the Prison Inspectors and District Attorney Dunne.
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Board of Prison Inspectors
Tong Abbana
Pria
von Tuspectora
Aukittton
Nia
Dunne Joan Vegan Urcuraent
Luttod's Taraibar for mle w i ry May & Co Day fe
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Luttod and May & Co with unclear context. No clear names, dates, places, or actions readable to form a complete item.
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Luttod
Ry May & Co
Day Fe
Young Van Yet Tens Wins Tennis Cup at Oahu Col
Campbell Van Vile, the youn son of Major Van Vilet, won the tennis tournament yesterday at Oahu College. The finals matched Robert Thurston against the younger ace of the athletic arm y offic er. The play was uneven with many errors but the victor fought through hard matches against older larger opponents. Thurston, in the prep seventh grade, showed steady work though the field featured several scores and names such as Engle, Deane, Van Vilet, and Kennedy in a lively tournament.
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Major van Vilet
St Oahu Col
Robert Thurston
Acion
Athletic Army
Don Engle
Emule
Od J. Deana
W. McDougall
Desba
Lam
W. Engie
Admiral Lyons Flag Raised At Naval Station Celebration
Admiral Lyons flag was raised at the Naval Station in a formal ceremony attended by over a hundred prominent ladies and gentlemen. The Hawaiian band provided music as the battleship Oregon moored nearby, with 13-gun salutes and elaborate decorations, while officials and citizens offered toasts to Admiral Lyons.
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Lyon
Oregon
Lyavalene
Caneon
Oroxon Wits Coven
Atkinson
Imperial Potentate honors Hawaii with ceremonial badge
Grossman prepares a tropical emblem souvenir for Hawaii delegates attending a gala in Los Angeles. Forty miniature emblems are readied to hang from a badge bearing the temple crest and gold lettering. The gesture honors a notable imperial figure, with an anticipated display at the event.
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Grossman
Hawaii
Murderer Morita Kaizu Convicted in First Degree
Attorney General Peters received a wireless telegram noting Morita Kaizu, described as a Japanese gang leader, has been convicted of murder in the first degree. Milverton led the prosecution amid heavy obstacles, with thousands spent to ship witnesses as the case neared its conclusion.
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Peters
Morite Kala
Hatcany
Carl Smith
Milverton
Maria Kaley
Watanabe Masiai
Anid Peters
Hilo
Morita Katau
Suit threatened again against pra by kau si ties
Land Commissioner faces renewed pressure from Kau settlements over opening lands at Thomp son and Hilo areas. Pratt refuses to open large blocks, warning he will release only small portions to compliant settlers. Meanwhile bankruptcies and attachments surface, with John Goras and Honey May & Coy Ltd involved in contested creditors and garnishments.
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Kau
Pratt
Theneenik
Hilo
Saude
Hakalat
Fratt
Albeamers
John &. Goras
Bas Med
Fivolaa
Asmetels
Salt of Honey May & Coy Ltd
Wathiki Fenakte Hotel
Gen. W. Macfarlane
J. W. Wundenberg
Philippines loss Hawaii gain in fortification fund shift
In Washington on March 20 the Senate struck out the Philippines fortifications appropriation and moved $200,000 to fortifications in Hawaii. This action shifts defense funding from the Philippines to Hawaii, reflecting a change in strategic priorities.
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Associated
Washington, D.C
Senate
Philippines
Hawaii
Public bill aims 200000 site purchase in Honolulu
Honolulu public building plan moves with Senator Parkins proposing a bill to authorize spending $200,000 for a site purchase. Other dispatches report refined sugar price gains in New York, a Moscow bank robbery netting $425,000, and Formosa earthquake tolls of 1014 dead 695 injured and 1460 homes destroyed.
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Breas
Washington, D. C
Senator Parkins
Honolulu
Tokio
Japan
Formosa
Theresa Wilcox Plans Independent Campaign Push
Princess Theresa Wilcox announces a political club and independent ticket strategy for the coming campaign. She aims to recruit supporters, revive her WY paper, and influence nominations by favoring well matched candidates while expanding membership across Hawaii.
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Theresa Wilcox
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