Carl On Tal Found Guilty in US Soldiers Clothing Case
The jury in the Fedora Federal Court convicted Carl On Tal of purchasing government soldiers clothing from local merchants. Trial spanned two days. sentence set for Saturday morning. Assistant US Attorney Rawlins led the prosecution. the case centers on illegal purchases of soldiers clothing at Fort Shafter.
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Carl On Tal
United Staion
Tal
United States
Young Hotel
Troe
Thay
Juda Robertson
On Tai
Rawlins
Haned
Fort Shafter
Comet Transit Passes With No Notable Event
Astronomers report the comet's transit produced no perceptible changes. Despite claims of notable sun observations and international observers, forecasts of disaster faded as weather hampered visibility and no unusual activity was detected. Professors Bu¢rman Donaghie and Coddington led efforts near Hatetwa, noting negative results and widespread public disappointment.
Census public in October amid Honolulu advisory note
A cable from Washington cited by Governor Walter Frear indicates the census director advised against releasing any details of Omawun enumeration from Honolulu. Frear had earlier asked for preliminary figures or a rough estimate to be made public locally, and a reply received this morning denied public release. continued on page 6.
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Honolulu
Washington
Walter Frear
Mao
Hamilton Speaks For Tarif
Washington May 19 a tariff speech in the House urged simple living as civilization’s bulwark and protection as prosperity’s producer. It cited nine months of rising revenues under the Payne bill and tied domestic industry growth to trade policy, while blaming high living costs on foreign statecraft and spoliation.
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Washington, D. C
Swanoy
Iion
Michi
Hawaii Bill Passes and Drops Appeal Clause
In Washington on May 19 the House passed a bill to amend the Hawaii Act and eliminated section seven which had allowed appeals to the U S Supreme Court from Territorial Supreme Court in cases originating in lower courts on exceptions.
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Hawaii
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Supreme Court of the United States
Territorial Supreme Court
Territorial Tribunal
Kaiser in London for King's funeral procession
Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany arrived in London to attend the funeral of the late King Edward VII with a cordial reception from King George. The ceremony marks a somber moment in Anglo German relations amid the royal mourning.
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London
Kaiser Wilhelm
Germany
King Edward VII
Ee George
Memorial Services for Late King Edward VI
The Wusiners community of Hono ultoi observes tomorrow the funeral day of King Edward VI of Great Britain. City banks and Davies & Company will close from 10:20 am to 1 pm, with others closing for the same period. Mass at St Andrew's Cathedral at 11:00 am. Cathedral open to the public except for reserved sections. Chauffeur Claney bail set at $0000, no bondmen found.
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Honoultoi
Edward VI
Great Britain
Davies & Company
Tualneme Launce
Andrew's Cathedral
Offelnin
Cowwit
Ralph G. Fereter
California Chief Justice Opposes Prohibition
California's Chief Justice William H Beatty told a Bulletin representative at the Moana Hotel he opposes Prohibition. He supports a hearing system and opposes the Prohibition stance pushed by Mr Woolley and supporters, citing belief in individual liberty and legal concerns. Beatty was born in Ohio and raised in Kentucky before moving to California.
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Moana Hotel
Wiliam H. Beatty
Suprema Court of California
Hawaii
Beatty
Woolley
Tustley Beatty
Onio
Territory Would Relieve County Burden on Health Facilities
The Territory of Hawaii plans to relieve the City and County of Honolulu by taking over part of the health burdens after the municipal system changes. The old territorial morgue building will be destroyed late April, with new space needed for morgue, post mortem examination, and joint use by Territory and County for bacteriological and tuberculosis bureaus. E A Mott-Smith, president of the Territorial Board of Health, proposes moving the bacteriological and tuberculous bureaus and leper examinations into the Dispensary building and renewing treatment options.
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Territory of Hawaii
Wtan
Honolulu
Territorial
E. A. Mott-Smith
Territorial Board of Health
Automobile Collision Policy Notes and Coverage Scope
An outline of a special policy covers damage to automobiles in collision with any moving or stationary object. It also references fire or other damage scenarios and clarifies insured vehicle coverage under collision events. The text emphasizes insurer responsibilities and coverage boundaries for automobile incidents.
Comet Tail May Never Pass At Francisco
Astronomers report the transit of the comet across the sun occurred yesterday but the earth has not yet passed through the tail. Unprecedented developments upset calculations at Lick Observatory and worldwide observers. A curved tail and disrupted calendar are cited as causes for the delay and uncertainty about the tail’s path.
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Francisco
Lick Observatory
Satii
Mall
Left Bluefield. Ton May at Washing The Venus
Left Bluefield and Ton May at Washington describe a terse note about Venus, Tzvedda toy, with unclear context and fragmented details from the source.
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Venus
Honolulu Boy Wins First Place In Mining Engineer Competition
Clarence Peterson, a Honolulu High School graduate and eldest son of Dr and Mrs A Peterson, won first place in a mining engineer position with Tonopah Mining Company of Tonopah Nevada after a competitive event among applicants from Stanford University. He begins duties May 34.
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Clarence Peterson
Honolulu
Wlgtal
Tonopah Mining Company
Tonopah
Nevada
Atx
Stanford University
Peterson
Mie
Ao Colin
Agauet
California
Mra
A. Peterson
Comet Day Tie For Chaperones
Comet Day ties in a local election with chaperone candidates Boggs Myx Shelman each near the eleven thousand vote mark. Mrs Boggs leads after casting more than a thousand votes, while Jolson District 1 posts a notable gain pushing totals toward the hundred thousand mark. Conlon scores and official results are on page ten.
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Boggs
Myx
Shelman
Pandhidates
Mien Jolson
Conlon
Prohibition Debate In Mayor's Stance On Committee Pact
Prohibitionists not for mayor as Fern opposes joining a Committee of One Hundred pledged to John G Woolley. The mayor denied consenting to membership and condemned the push for prohibition as unwarranted. He stated he would not aid the prohibition campaign and warned against joining their effort.
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Fern
John G. Woolley
Fiality
Iffy
Hit Warner
Sugar cards at Mutletin auction confuse bidders
Unclear fragments hint at a sugar related auction or sale at Mutletin, with bidders and items named Baio. Reading remains incomplete, but notes imply a card or token collection connection and a local sale event in progress.
Russian workers in Honolulu urged to help
Ivan Okuntevy, editor of the Timely Times, sent a telegram to President Tat yew asking action on reported mistreatment of Russians imported to Honolulu sugar plantations. He cites arrests, mal treatment, and deceptive recruitment schemes promising wages and lodging, with plans for a New York meeting to discuss relief measures for the workers.
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NW York
Ivan Okuntevy
Timiey Fioles
New York
Ruwaline
Tat Yewtorday
Honolulu
Name
Humanity
Okuninov
Honolua
Vasile
Walt Itor
Hotolulu
Menagen
Okunteoy
Uume
Poamsm Alope
Okunteow
Rustane
Weinaind
Hawaii Yacht Race Fund Drives Against Prohibition Idea
Representative J J Coney of Kauai joins committees to raise funds for a Pacific race yacht and to urge city and business leaders to support the project. Prohibition opponents claim the campaign undermines the law, while supporters see it as a means to secure needed funding and attention for the venture.
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Coney Against
P. W. Macfarlane
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