Judge Kalua Eligible But Not Reappointed By US Justice Dept
The Department of Justice reviews charges against Judge Kalua of Hawaii's second Judicial district. The Attorney General reports the judge should not be removed nor reappointed. The case references liquor use, alleged misconduct, and various supporting documents from Washington and Hawaii officials.
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Department of Justice
John W. Kagia
Second Judicial Derriet of
Hawaii
Department
Kalua
United States
Senate Commission
Carter
Washington
Loeb
Attorney General's Department
Knox
George Davis
Kulua
H. E. Cooper
Mitchell
Hajun
Magnun
Governor Carter Sees Multiple Prospects for Territorial Supreme Court
Governor Carter, replying to letters from Senators Foner Thurston Cullom and Mitch jell, states he has not endorsed Dole and has expressed no preference for any candidate. He notes several names discussed for the Territorial Supreme Bench and that more possibilities may arise before term expirations. Delegate Kahlo supports Dole, though Carter has not decided his stance.
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Carter
Imund P. Dole
Roosevelt
Foner
Thurston Cullom
Mitch Jell
Dole
Territorial Supreme
W. B. Chandler
Hitt Chandler
Kahlo
Te Lode
Jiudee Robinson
H. E. Highton
F. M
Knudsen Denies Bid for House Speaker Role
Representative Knudsen rejects rumors of a bid for Speaker in a Special Session. He says he is satisfied with Beckley as Speaker and has no plans to replace him. Clarence Crabbe confirms Knudsen told him he is not a candidate. In Yokohama, March 12, Maj. Gen. Aral and a crew arrive to refloat the Varyag cruiser at Chemulpo, with minor expected difficulty. Women ponder the silver question and neighbor’s tea set.
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Knudsen
wnomt+tial
House
Beckley
Henalor
Clarence Crabbe
Yokohama
Aral
Chemulpo
Asahi
Varyag
What to Take A Poody Cure For Coughs Today
A question arises about cough remedies and the popularity of a quarter priced poody cure. The article notes that thousands already take it with satisfactory results and suggests it as a world trend for relief.
Losses In Fight Near Pingyang
Associated Press Special Cable reports Japanese forces suffered forty killed and one hundred wounded in yesterday’s battle with Cossacks at Chengju near Pingyang Korea. Also notes many horses lost. Admiral Togo reports five dead and twelve wounded in the Chongju engagement. Diet passes government war finance measures in Tokyo with tobacco monopoly approved and customs tariff changes to take effect in six months. Makaroff issues bay night navigation notice on hostile ships.
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Associated Press
Pateroburo
Russia
Chengju
Pingyang
Korea
Btopanom
Tokio
Japan
Togo
Cossscke
Chongju
Fo Saito
Honolulu
Marah
Wiju
Kano
Kurokawa
Oka
Takahira
Governor Carter Welcomes Prince Pu Lun at Honolulu Stop
Governor Carter announced a brief Honolulu stop for Prince Pu Lun, commissioner to the St Louis Exposition, en route from the Orient. A military escort and Territorial band were prepared to greet him and provide appropriate courtesies during his city visit.
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Carter Thaa
Gecrdary
Hay
Washington
Prince Pu Ln
St. Louis
Honolul
Orient
Gaulle
Department of E
Prince Pu Lun
Ptt
Estee Sustened Mandate in Palapala vs Pasuhat Buyer Co
United States District Court of Appeal One Ninth Circuit San Francisco issued a mandate in the damage suit of Samuel Palapala against Pasuhat Buyer Co. The court awarded $3,005.85 for an injured shoulder from contact with a sugar bag fall. Lawyers listed include J Dunne for Palapala and Holmes Stanley Morrison Coke and Marks Silliman for the defense.
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United States District Court of Appeala
Ninth Circuit
San Francisco
Estee
Samuel Palapala
Pasuhat Buyer Co
Sugar Bar
J. Dunne
Palapala
Holmes & Stanley
Morrison & Coke
Marks & Silliman
Japanese Diet unanimous war resolution pledges support
An official cablegram reported that the Imperial Japanese Diet passed a resolution praising the declaration of war against Russia. The Diet stated it will not contribute funds but will provide any amount the Government may require for the war effort.
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Conmul Salo
Imperial Japanese Diet
Russia
Det
Mikabala Arrives With Freight at Kauai Port
The steamer Mikabala arrived from Kauai ports this morning with 6 000 bags of sugar, 1 barrel oil, 17 bags bottles and 46 packages stowed. The Wif Flint sails for Makawell and San Francisco March 29 with 20 000 bags sugar. The schooner Rosamond left Kleele for San Francisco March 26 with 24 bales of flax. Fine weather prevails at Kaunl with light north winds and smooth seas across the channel. Honolulu Photo-Supply Co reports immense stock of mouldings just received from Quest assortment. samples ready.
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Mikabala
Kaual
Purner Wright
Wif Flint
Makawell
San Francisco
Rosamond
Kleele
Honolulu Photo-Supply Co
Honolulu
Ventura Battles Storm Seals Watery Voyage
The steamship Ventura arriving from Colopica after a heavy gale and 24 hour delay. It faced a thirty hour storm with breaking seas, flooding waves sweeping decks, and the second officer narrowly escaping danger on the bridge as water surged over the bow.
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Colopica
Auckland
Togo Reports On Chongju Battle
Admiral Togo describes the Port Arthur blockade raid and sinking of four ships near the Golden Hill. Torpedo boats supported the operation, with several crew wounded while others were saved. A second Chinese theater report from TAKAHIRA notes a Chongju assault with about 600 enemies retreating toward Wiju and multiple fatalities and injuries on both sides.
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Saito
Honolulu
Togo
Port Arthur
Golden Hill
Yoneyama
Takahira
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Kalan
Kepoikal
Kepotkal
Saya Kalua
Coke
Kalua An
Benani
Benjamin
KashCo Ld
Sipare BN
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Alcea & Perkins
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Wells, Fargo & CO. Express
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