Wynne to Die in Presidential Supreme Court Ruling
The Supreme Court affirms a murder conviction and death sentence for Wynne for a steamer Rose of a federal case. The ruling, delivered in Washington, upholds the lower court judgment and Wynne remains imprisoned awaiting the death sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave
Supreme Court of
Jobe Wrane
Convieter
Sen Tehord
Federal Court of Howgini
Fierce Larton
Wynne
Rose Iefaak
Mudoculu
Bhee
WOK Auatetant Distriet Allarnay Tawitte
Kovaenuieney
Supreme Curt
Washington
Opti
Ile
Supreme Coes
Lee
Bear Raid and Market Downturn Reported
The article describes a bear market movement with shares like Kahuku and Hawaiian Agricultural showing mixed activity. Prices dip across several commodities and stocks while reports from Kahuku suggest possible stock doubling this summer if rumors prove true, offset by caution from insiders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prouser
Walulua
Uder
Kahuku
Kubuley
Jim
Story of Japanese spies told continues on page
The soldier who tipped off Colonel Ryans to the espionage scheme supplied a phony map and photos showing fortifications. A body of officers and soldiers were moved into an adjacent room for the final exchange, and the payment proceeded smoothly until U S officers interrupted the deal. Two Japanese and a soldier were captured in the act, later detained and then released after statements from Japanese authorities. Also reported is a sugar shipment of about 900,000 arriving from Hawaii aboard the Conrado, with a weathered vessel presence and ship arrivals including Marion Chilcott and Allmourian at port.
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Ryans
Star
Philly Pines
Keach Rawat
United States
Quartel de Enpania
Jolanda
Boar
Logan
Jap Ils
Uncle Bam
Hawaii
Interisland
Conrado
Local Notices and Court Actions Highlight Railway Street
Local and general items include auto and carriage service ads, a divorce grant for Christina Kanows, a jail sentence for a man at the capital grounds, fines for a Japanese defendant, a real estate and stock transaction listing, and ongoing federal court cases with little counsel. Names include Thos Lee, Mr Thayer, Goo Fang, John Christianson, and Mary Dame Ynil.
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Caion
Mike Paton
Encore
Manalan
Mtr. Co
Queen
Jack Roberts
Kentucky
Christina Kanows
Robinson
HoRaUyport
I Krochor
Erney
Andrade
Okuyama
Roberto Jane
Coury
Conte
Bolt Carters
Thos
Lee
Ander Ie
Ste U'Elock
Nesta
Wekdford
Mauok Distile
Mangarad
Goo Fang
Opin
Thayer
Chaurel
John Christianson
Shopping News and Business Reminders Brief
Shopping notices urge customers on other islands to request prices by wire. Advertises new Onyx hosiery from Sieh Dry Goods Co and a variety of colors and sizes. Promotes opening a Mawall Ltd bank account and various auto repair services from Weight Co, Lad. King, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criterion
Hotel and
Bethel
Aireets
Sieh’ Dry | Goode Co
Hank of Mawall Ltd
Faure Automobile
Kingfod
Near 400000 Goes to California Investment Outflow
A report notes 375,000 dollars will move from Hongluly to Southern California oil fields within ten days. Brokers describe the large transfer as a shift from market activity to Coast speculative ventures amid a weak stock market. The money, linked to dividends and low sugar stocks, is not reinvested locally. An Intraland Hall shipment arrives with 9000 books and sundries, amid rough seas.
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Hongluly
Southern California
Oll
Public Works Controversy Over Roadboard Orders in Honolulu
Tension rises as J C Quinn chairman of roads and bridges accuses fellow supervisor J Wilson of disobedience and foul language after a heated meeting. Quinn requests removal and strict enforcement on Beretania and Hotel streets while Wilson defends his actions citing budget and repair needs amid a rough sea voyage impact on sugar shipments.
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Wilson
Allege
Wilson Torsin
Supyerfiaor
Honolulu
Quinn
Atrowt
Achilane
Bowen
H. O. Quinn
Pisa
Roai
John Wilson
Board of Supervisors
J. C. Quinn
Quing
Beret
Hotel Street
Rapid Trasmit Company
Wilton Alee
Beretania
Frome 153 Grand Jury Hearing Immigrants Under Probe
The grand jury continues its investigation into alleged moral misconduct and immigration status of Russians and others housed at a camp. Several men and three women face hearings, with potential warrants pending as the jury seeks state evidence to indict or deport under 1963 law.
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Sndtelary
Evn
Abe
Howe
Alexandra
Nedove
United States Territory
Evitenos
Feilet
Harbin
Vasile Tate
Suit for Overdue Rent Involving Public Works Official
Marston Campbell, Superintendent of Public Works, sues Chun Koi for nonpayment of rent on a Kapa fund tract. The complaint cites unpaid rent for the month starting December 1, amounting to $1618. The lease requires semiannual advance payments, with a yearly rent of $3026, and seeks judgment for rent costs and interest from December 1.
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Marston Campbell
Haw
Sult
Chun Koi
de Js
Alsha Temple Shriners Depart Southern City Delegation
The Alsha Temple Shriners depart for New Orleans on April 15 after a lengthy stay in the Southern city. Delegation members RW, Young, Charles Murray, James McCandies, and Fred Lewis will travel home for funeral observances.
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Rendy Ane
Felands
Uureral
Orla Detly
Columa ¢Ul
Alcha Temple
Rw, Young
Charles Murray
James McCandies
Fred Lewis
Maritime Shipping Notes From The Pacific And Atlantic
A log from the Purser on the steamer Hall reports cargo and port arrivals including 800 sacks of cargo from Kanal Par Rence Nitin and cattle moved to Monolah. The Canadian vessel Makiea is en route from Australian ports with arrival at Victoria, B C. The United States transport Loman sails to San Francisco this afternoon as naval movements and departures are noted at Annholw.
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Logan
Simar
Monolah
Victoria
B.C
Tawwaday
United States
Loman
San Francisco
Ig mm
Thanterasland
Nowan
Annholw
Irelut
Mull
Manouty
Passengers Departed from Mauna Loa and Hawaiian Ports
Lists of departed passengers aboard Mauna Loa for Kona and Maui Hawaii ports, detailing names such as B. Aungst R A Peck M F Marques J White and many others. later sections note arrivals and sailings at San Francisco Yokohama and other ports with numerous passenger names and vessel references.
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Per Stir
Mauna Loa
Kona
P. Aml
B. Aungst
R. A. Peck
Mins F. Marques
White
Mra
Dunnetivo
Chas. Belling
J. Warren
U Pee Etre
Claudine
Maui
Hawaii
Manoberg
Mixé J. Molor
Mine K. Bist
A. Gartenberg
Geo
Cooper
G. G. Kinney
E. K. Siorth
J. B Wilken
J. Bchooningk
Mine Lindsay
W. I. Pogue
Purnewax
A. A
Frotetra and
Children
Vorximr
Mauna Kea
Hilo
Way
M. Harding
Phelps
K Bryant
Ie Carter
H. Akina
Alma
Alu
J. McPudden
Harunae
A. M. Brown
H. Potter
J. Beed Flanders
Sra
Rixay
Keval_yorte
Dr. Sandow
Three Months for Using Threat Charged in Divorce Case
Nicolas Suerbelve was ordered to provide $600 in sureties to honor a divorce threat case. The court noted fear by the wife and heard corroborating testimony from a dancer and actor about alleged threats to kill her if money was not given. The defense claimed only a request to recover stolen money. The judge imposed a three month suspended sentence with fine.
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Nicolas Suerbelve
Wae Uhla Axia Ing
Uiling
Wannah
I Town
Aguinset
Milverton
Gret
Abe
Dudge Andrade
Necus
Prohibitionists Secret Conclave Reported Today
A cryptic notice claims Prohibitionists are gathering in secrecy this day with unknown plans. The location cited is the office of President J. K. Nakookoo of the Hawaiian Prohibition League, though details remain unconfirmed.
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Iver
J. K. Nakookoo
Hawaiian Prohibition League
Manoa Valley youth captured after waterfront escape
Sam Babi, a youth from Manoa Valley, was captured this afternoon after fleeing down to the waterfront with a transport tying him to a crowd. Police say he admitted to aiming to steal money, with knives and papers found on him and a plan to share funds with his sister and sweetheart.
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Sam Babi
Manoa Valley
Fenown
Willy Woods
Kat
Woods
Kahl
Omer
Home to Stay Passengers to the United States Depart Manila
On the Lat ein journeying to the United States are N C Wescott and Mr Wercott of Manila. The Wescotts long served in Philippine public instruction and planning to settle permanently in Oregon or Montana. Mrs Wescott has been a wartime political figure. Salads cards at Bulletin.
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N.C. Wescott
Mr. Wercott
Manila
Wescott
Department of Public Instruction
Reminn
Weetolt
Marlie Wistay
Philippines
Wewcotthie Beet
Oregon
Montana
Bulletin
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Masonic Temple
Wadahaday
Ray
Looms Lodge
Marine Engineers
Dily
Harmony Lodge
O. F. Hall
Fort Strew
R. R. Hendry
Orolulu
P. Obika
Kings Street
Fort
D. Dougherty
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Knights of Pything
P. Rigulns
Bachem
K. of
P. Hall
Port Streets
WM. Mckinley Lodge NO
Koof PR
B ‘Hall
Cor, Fort and Boretanta
A. Taylor
A. Jacobson
Honolulu Photo Supply Co., Ltd
Ansco Films and
Vameras
Gurrey’s, Ltd
Henry May
Marion Chilcott
Gayiota
Pet
Allmourian
Tansey
California
Kai
Keauhwu
Keuat Parte
Keauhon
Hopolw
Frome
Alberiga
Manchuria
Sith’ Ach Huinch
Emisteute
Teatin
Athens
Alsha
Antiven
Wednewiay
May
Porte
Kina
Keauan
Norfolk
Vann Hosehatie
Teat
Esuiniaco and
Soatite
Tryades
Aureeay
Pte
Kaual porte—Kinan
Atm
Sheer Mani
Molokai Porte
Mikatiniw
Sume
Nilhau
Wtmr
Atin
Atanobi Mara
Island
Alawam
Keer Prancisco Logan
A. T
Pam
Kawal Rawat Porte i Maritime
Restmr W. G
Kawai
B. BE. Barnett
Tat
ALC
Lobringer
Vinette Lincoln
Lanter
Jet
Macy
Martin
AO. Musser
Joins
Mallory
Munson
Alrs
Merrill
Denali P. BreCord
J. A. Nichols
Rush P. Wheat
Peter Courtney
Coray
J. K
Cral
J. A. Crane
A En Cano
Jonse A
Thonian
Dean
Clarke
F. Colvin
A.M. Tnathagen
Mdenilde
Leon de Holt
Dell Timbrooke
Mantors Thompson
At. Doustan
Ban Prancisco
F.C. B. Albartona
Hance Apelt
Salio
Britye
G. Wilder
Muhukone
Yokowana
Tonyo Mara
Honolul Mamakona
Salled
Bidtue
Irmeard
Port Ludlow
Balted
Cumano
Honotulu
Port Bragg
Prohibitionists
Kahi
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