Judge Whitney Tin Hoon Case Details In Police Court
The article reports on Judge Whitney Tin Hoon and the extortion case against Tah Hoon Chi. Officer Eugene Devan recalls alleged coercion and a contested arrest. The story notes witnesses describe investigations, possible grand jury review, and procedural steps in the Suffolk County court system.
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Tah Hoon
Che Chi
Eugene Devan
Iheener
Bieri Tuukex
Axlind
Abere
Devauohelie
Heine Laheh Agaluer MiNi
Grand Jury
Tnt
Amu Wetter
Senate Acts On Four Of Garter's Vetoes
Vague 19th century record notes Senate action on four vetoes by Governor Garter. Debates cover appropriations for a hospital in North Ko yal, labor on roads, and a lava-destroyed Hwvl project. Votes show vetoes sustained or overridden with marked absences and procedural moves.
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Senate
Garter
House BI
North Koyal
Hewitt
Seto
Wishop
Dowsett Ud Gundail
Maloluin
Haysollen
Coelha
Makekaw
Renato Ami
Kan
Atx
Toen
Cowie Bo
Dowsett
Gandell
Hayseldon
Kindswen
Kalama
Senate Hula
Rabelle
Coelho
Governor Signs Sheldon's Curfew Bill
Governor Carter signed Sheldon’s curfew measure amid legislative action. The act, part of House Bill 56 and Act 23, amends the Revised Laws relating to deputy sheriffs and appoints powers and bonds. A separate measure, Act 34, amends another law on immigration and territorial controls, with committee referrals and amendments noted.
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Carter
Beeretury Micinwon
House Hill
Dee- Hon
Miewall
Seo Hon
Hie Wall
Sheldon
McCarthy Plan and Senate Veto Ripple Through Hawaii Legislation
The Hawaii Legislature debated McCarthy plans to align with new law, sustained the governor’s veto on an inquest bill, confirmed various appointments for Honolulu committees, and discussed bills on juror law, public power, court districts, and electoral rules amid routine committee actions and readings. The governor signed and vetoed measures, with the education commission and department budgets noted, and the Senate reported on multiple bills advancing or stalling.
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Howe
House
Senate
Lerenaine
Hawaii
Marol
Oceanie Act
Iim
Alma la We
Downett
Hater
HDI
Hewitt
C. J. Boren
Gero
Honolulu
Coethe
Houw Mit
Nuew
Conte
Backlash Amid Turmoil in Khmer Court Case Details
A chaotic transcript describes investigations into a bank security matter and supervisory actions. It mentions supervision, a bank task force, and concerns about labor and district safety following a disturbance. Names and locations are unclear due to OCR errors.
Electric lights proposed in Maui inquiry and Senate action
Fragmented notes recount a legislative discussion on electric light production and distribution within Waitluki district. References to coroner inquiries, committee appointments, and a pending conference suggest a political dispute over power rights and manufacturing roles amid a reconvened assembly session.
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Liay
Anernoun
le Mouse
Carvaghie Vane
Aukinedu
Geveruy Lad
Benate
Waitluki
Stout
Senate HI AG
Senate
Insurance policy guards workers after accidents
The piece argues that when a salaried man is injured and income stops, debts mount and recovery to independence can be long. It recommends a policy from the Standard Life and Accident Insurance Co. as a low-cost option with substantial returns.
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Independence
Forest Rotation Debate Over Health Hotels and Baggage
A lengthy legislative session in North Kohala grapples with forest preservation and a proposed land use bill. Representative Pali argues against overriding the governor on measures affecting the poor, while Kalviont warns the plan favors the rich. Debate centers on fires, land rights, and public lands access, with vetoes and postponements shaping the agenda.
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Reston
Wade
Boxpital Aeanare
Kanllo
Donald
North
Korala
Kounl
Kohala
Owen
Kohate
Rawlina
Castro
Custain
Senate
Kalbiope
Kalviont
Tite
Dowsett
Walirie
Kalelop
Pinkham Names Cooper Brown and Wed Wall 4s to Committee
The committee includes Cooper Brown and Wed Wall 4s with Pinkham to advance a plan to reclaim and wet with him in forward 4 by the plan to reclaim the 4 & swat of Waikiki. The committee will present a Wehene for lemialative wetion to aid the cause.
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Pinkham
Cooper
CA. Brown
Orth
Wall
Waikiki
Mittee
President names Immigration Commission appointees
Washington March 26 The President announced his appointees to the Immigration Commission created by the new law. The panel includes Dr Neill Commissioner of Labor Prof Jenks of Cornell W R Wheeler of Oakland Calif Senators Lodge Dillingham Latimer and Representatives Howell Bennett and Burnett. Neill previously led a detailed Hawaii immigration study.
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Washington, D. C
Immigration Commission
Dr. Neill
Labor
Prof
Jenks
Cornell
W. R. Wheeler
Oakland
Cal
Lodge
Dillingan
Latimer
Howell, Bennett
Burnett
de. Neill
Hawaii
Ruef Delayed Week Amid Bay Area Regatta Tangles
In San Francisco on March 25 a local note reports a postponement of the annual Melee and Myrtle Boat Club shell race at Pearl Harbor Bay. Clashes over committee representation and high costs have frozen plans for the Fourth of July regatta, with Hewan’s group opting to continue the event despite the delay.
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Myrtle Boat Clube
Hewan
Peitel Harbor
Muanelal
Incheon
Wmahop Trust Co
Chas
To Test His Sanity
New York March 26 Justice Fitzgernd appointed a lunacy commission to pass on the insanity of Harry Thaw. In Bucharest Roumania four thousand peasants march on the capital. In San Francisco ironworkers vote to strike May Day for an eight hour day involving six thousand workers.
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New York
N. Y
Fitzgernd
Harry Thaw
Bucharest
Roumania
San Francisco
Cal
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