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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1912
Page
9
An opaque narrative shows detective work and suspects around deep corruption and a public inquiry. Names and places blend in a dense, archaic prose as investigators chase clues through legal and civic proceedings.
Thirteen Hawaii students sent petitions to the Honolulu Chamber of Commerce Peace Committee for a peace prize contest. Judges will render their decision Friday May 8. Winners include prize categories for open voting among university students, Seabury School seniors, and other secondary levels with cash awards ranging from 25 to 106 dollars.
By authority the harbor licensing commission will halt a meeting at the eviniti malling on Thursday to consider objections and petitions regarding a license for a local facility. Motion by Carl A Long, attorney for the committee, notes dates and legal steps, with hearings set to examine the petition and any obstacles.
The commission of inquiry convenes on Thursday in Reston Lake to hear a case alleging treason involving wine line 19 and the accused. Proceedings will determine the defendants and potential penalties under ACT 1 with detailed testimony from key witnesses and officials.
Carlos A. Long presides as hearing officer at the rescate habing on June 19 and 24. The meeting invites objections to the issuance of a license under statute for the Mord matter, with representatives and proper notices announced.
The Board of License Commissioners for the City and County of Hos Holuld will meet at the Farcative Building on Thursday, June 29, at 11. A.M. to consider the renewal of the license held by Venthiro for continued operation at Ni Tloted Street and Kekaulike Street. Objections may be tiled with the Secretary prior to the hearing. Secretary Carlos Al Long notes commissioners will meet May 17, June 7.
The Board of Gleense Cemamin held a meeting to consider the application of Mie Beet eta Gxalonn Lileener tow feet fey Titi toe eet tine for liquor license approval under Act 119. Protests must be filed with the Secretary of the Board by the noted deadlines.
Hearing set by the Hof License Commission for the City and County of Har Hold on Thursday at 10:1 AM to consider the view of AN Choe Conia regarding swat ot the ovand Chasm ¢ratoany conow Weld ty fli. A protest against the IneHnnee Af a Towne under maid opilicntion shall file site the Rrerotory of the Hie net later than the time set Tar said hearing PARLORS A. LONG, Hovtetry, Hoard of Llednae Commis sonens Mh May 17, 24, Sty June 7.
The License Commission of the City and County of He held a meeting at the Kawentive Building on June 20 to consider the renewal of the Second Class Gattoon license for selling intoxicating beverages at the corner of River and Retriania streets. After Hearings, action would be taken by the Rotary hour or later. CATSON A. LONG, Secretary, Board of License Commissioners. May 17 24 My dune
A notice announces a June 20 meeting at the Mencentive Building to consider explication of a license for selling intoxicating liquors at 108 North King Street under Act 118, Section Lava of 1907. Objections or ejections against the petition must be filed by the secretary of the board by the specified time.
The City and County of Nowrd in Honolulu hold hearings at the Executive Building on Thursday, Jane DH TMZ, to consider the renewal application of Kojima & Co. Ltd for a liquor license at North Kimetreet. Protests and objections must be filed with the board by the stated deadline for the hearing.
The Board of License Stenders will hold a meeting at the Executive Building on Thursday June 15 at 2 PM to consider Kimura Ca for a renewal of the beer and liquor license now held by Hoku Joating Harbors at 122 Nav Street. Protests or objections must be filed with the secretary of the board by the close of business for each hearing. Secretary Carlos A. Long announces.
The Hoard of License Commission will meet at the Executive Building on Thursday, June 10, 1912, at 4 p.m. to consider T Suraida’s application for renewal of the First Class wholesaler license currently held by it to sell intoxicating liquor at Kwemauka car Pouwht and Mantiaken streets Honolulu. Objections against the renewal must be filed with the Secretary of the Hoard by June 7.
The Hoard of License Commissioners will hold a hearing at the Executive Building on Thursday May 20 to decide on the renewal of a first license for a parlor along Merchant Street in Honolulu. Protests must be filed with the Secretary of the Board before the hearing time.
The Board of Licence Commissioners held a meeting at the Executive Building on Thursday June 18 1812 to consider the renewal of a license for a provost business in Honoray Street. The public hearing action will be filed with the Board and further notice will follow. Carlos A Long secretary.
An appeal is set for the Change Nun assault case involving a prisoner convicted of crimes against a young girl. Defense counsel Lorin Andrews argues for a new trial as Jude Tohineen contends the motion should be denied. The appeal seeks Supreme Court review.
The Liberty premieres a film of Homer's Odyssey with a new pipe organ accompanying the narrative. Prominent university leaders and clergy endorse the portrayal, noting its classical and instructional value while a concert organist plays fitting scores as the story unfolds.
Promoters announce a special matinee by the Minstrels at the Open House tomorrow. The event features toys and ancillary attractions, promising a full day of family entertainment.
A fragmented notice from Athletic Park advertises a 1 30 pm event featuring stars from 1 30 and teams tied to KE 0 Hall & Sons Sporting Department. It mentions center grunt stunt, reserves meats, and pricing at 50c 35e with unspecified Fort Prives context and MA Gunet & Co. Sing.
The article notes special afternoon performance by the Ten Park Raights and troupe with New stock of jokes. Host Hilly Kersunds, king of humor, will headline with new monologue. Tickets available at the rooms of the production committee for the limited Monday and Tuesday final shows after Saturday.
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