In Business Circles (Continued from Page Wo)
Ongoing reports discuss War Department plans, hospital construction at Fort Shatter, and naval dry dock progress at Pearl Harbor. Also covered: immigration inquiries, Panama Canal effects, shipping policy, real estate surges in Honolulu, and fiscal notes on taxes and public works funding.
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Ton ‘Troat Company
Wellent
Luther Wilcox
Queen Street
Alakea
Honohuy
Wigan
Panama Canal
Pearl Harbor
Naval Station
P. Dillingham
Mawaiian
Washington
Congress
For All Quartermaster’s
O Cheatham
Lellehum
Edwards Hospital
Fort Shatter
Rescue Home Work Praised by Army Inspector
Col George French of the Chicago Files, inspecting the Salvation Army Rescue Home at Manow Valley, reports the home cares for adults and children since opening 28 months ago. The cost of maintenance averages $8 per month, with 53 children placed in other schools and four adults remaining. no cases denied admission and a future reunion program is planned.
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Army
Salvation Army Rescue Home
Manow Valley
George French
Chicago
Fifles
Howe
Adulee
Blaf
McAhoo
Homer
Pikes
Tomst
Medal recommended for Honolulu Boy Scout hero rescues girl
At the Court of Honor of the Boy Scouts of America in Honolulu Judge Whites presiding, the local organization will review the case of a hero who saved a drowning girl. A recommendation for Keddie Akoute is expected to be sent to New York City. The event follows public duties surrounding the Territory War and Governor Frear’s residence, with plans to deliver messages to ex-Governor Carter amid tense security.
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Chamber of Commerce
Pacimia Canal
Pacific Mall
Washington
Honolulu
Hoy Scoute of America
Whites
Wye AF
Radio Akon
Keddie Akoute J
Hiouawer
Wedi
Hamex
Bo Weat
New York City
Territory
Frear
Carter
Smelly Travel Tales From a Dreaming Sailor
James Franely Dwyer claims every person carries a unique odor. He recounts a voyage in Prisbane Avetrata where he awoke certain he was in Bombay after dreaming of Hull to Hobson's Bay. A Lascar crew member supposedly boarded unnoticed, creating a mistaken impression about his senses.
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James Franely Dwyer
Prisbane
Avetrata
Hull
Hobson's Bay
Bombay
Nils Nose
Direct Primary Support Moves into Platform Debate
A. D. Castro, former Territorial Legislature member and direct primary advocate, said yesterday the direct primary will be pursued by the Republican party. He urged inclusion in the party platform and push to the next Territory Legislature.
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Clark
Manchutie
Siberia
Tvlands
Dalny
Panama Canal
Rear
Washington
Pillingham
House of Representatives
Hawaii
Senate
A.D. Castro
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Kona Telacea Company
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Club
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California
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Queen and
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Waikiki
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