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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1912
Page
1
A garbled report describes sworn affidavits alleging intimidation linked to a school row in California. It mentions possible withdrawal of appropriations, calls for careful inspection, and cooperation among officials, with references to investigators and a public health or safety context. The piece is fragmented across pages with mentions of Atari names and vague agencies.
Principal Copeland faces accusations of pressuring Ampervinnie Princival Raymond to back his voting stance or risk removal from the Territory education department. An affidavit reveals Copeland sought to influence a Supervisive Principals meeting outcome. Raymond denies personal political aims, claiming instead a wish to teach under prevailing American ideals. The affidavit notes prior discussions about moving a vote to sustain a Saturday decision, with Copeland denying definite commitment. Authorities say statements from a clerk corroborate the filing while noting tensions surrounding the department leadership and potential reappointment concerns.
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century regional notice shows Longshoremen backing a Republican slate for City and County offices. Names listed include Senators, Representatives, a mayoral candidate, and several attorneys and officials. The document reflects a structured ticket suggestion with multiple local figures named.
The article reports President Kennedy proposing a new freight and coal carrier venture and details potential routes and regulatory matters. It notes Kennedy’s statements at a Maritime meeting about limiting wartime disruptions and setting chartered operations, with references to Atlantic and Pacific routes and possible absence from a cabinet post for three months.
Acting Governor Mott Hamity announces Hawaii, though a territory, will spend more on health than other states and territories. The plan outlines increased funding for health work, water supply, and related services, with the Territorial Government controlling the funds.
The army escalates coast artillery strength with new detachments. 22 men drawn from the Pacific coast moved here to bolster Diamond Head defenses and support regular detachments in Hawaii and the canal zone. The plan aims to raise overall artillery manpower, though shortages persist, with some units still under strength as reinforcements arrive.
The Lord Young Company plans a dredge operation to fill a site between Ala Moana and nearby road areas. Contractors may face a bid around twenty cents per cable yard. Work aims to begin within four months, with sand removal from between the sea walls to create the fill.
Los Angeles May 22 The jury to try Attorney Clarence Darrow for bribery in the McNenara case was completed today.
Mrs Hitchcock formerly a plain but for aoe feare part at resident of Molokai died suddenly last week at 1 o'clock at their home in Vikoo. News reached family today and a special chartered ship carried the news. The obituary notes Mrs Hitchcock the wife of Nandetph and William Hitet, a young Punahow Preparatory student, Randolph a graduate of Oahy College this year, and a Harvard student. Relatives include Rudolph Duncan of the Rapid Teanntt Company and AN Hitenonek Wwa LS Dapaty Mary.
Lord Youngs engineering firm seeks a harbor wall project with multiple proposals. The record notes a tidal commission in San Francisco and bids ranging from 1000 to 850 units, with various bidders and a May 22 date referenced in the quotation.
Columbus May 22 Roosevelt leads Ohio delegation early returns show 45 counties counted with Taft winning 2. La Follette gains in some counties, Harmon favored in Democratic race. Fourteen Democrats win new districts. four Republican congressmen renominated. Dixon urges Taft withdrawal as Roosevelt seizes nomination momentum. Sugar Trust trial marks Havemeyer move to curb authority and anti trust efforts.
Three prominent real estate men head for San Francisco amid rumors they will influence Spreckels estate. The group, including Store of Waterhouse Trust and Beadle of Trent Trust, voyage aboard Wilhelmina and Blur, seeking to land a major downtown parcel along Ashby and Merchant streets. A recent California court ruling affirmed the Spreckels will, solidifying heirs and value of the California tract in the tens of millions, with developers eyeing parcels on Punaluʻu and Panahow streets as the market shifts.
Sacramento report notes Benjamin may be sent to San Diego to investigate W W troubles there as part of ongoing efforts. Authorities plan special action to address the defenders’ case and related issues in California.
Judge Lindsey Victor Kiney, renowned juvenile court reformer, was today defeated. The reform ticket beat the Democrat by twenty thousand votes.
Theilen touts a hat in the ring invention amid patent chatter. The discussion covers title claims, potential prior art, and the involvement of Theilen and associates, with references to the patent office and legal proceedings expected in Oklahoma.
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