Prohibition Debate Shapes Maui Wine Farmers’ Fate
A Maui wine company leader warns prohibition will ruin 200 grape growers who supplied the business. He recalls gains from tax exemptions on rape liqueurs and notes farm families would be forced off plantations if prohibition prevails. A Hawaii meeting at the Hawaiian Motel led to a straw vote plan by women supporters, but a five member committee recommended abandoning it.
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Hawaii
W. F. Frear
Frea- Mra. Bowers
F. J. Lowrey
Vote Bought for Lorimer Bribery Case Echoes Through Illinois
Springfield news reports a grand jury probe into Lorimer's Senate election reveals State Senator Foltulaw confessed to accepting 2500 dollars for his vote. He says the funds came from State Senator Broderick, adding a new sensational flare to the bribery inquiry.
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Springfield
Ill
United States
Lorimer
D. W. Foltulaw
Holtalaw
Broderick
Fennell Alleges Attackers Freed at Police Court
Two young men M Loule and An tone Reney appeared in police court for a decision on charges tied to an earlier attempt to deter a crowd near Kasake rent dente. Judge Andeate released them after evidence and caution, instructing them to behave and not hinder Inspector Mennell’s work at the Kakaako precinct.
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M. Loule
Antone Reney
Andeate
Tnopector
Pennell
Kasake Rentdente
Indie Andrade
Hin Mornine
Ryder
Hin
Kakaako Pre Sion
Mennell
Fennell
Lean Ie
Split Appears On Importation Split Appears On Importation .
The Thorn ton-Woolley platform by a prohibition advocate altered sentiment among supporters. An anti importation plank would bar beer and wine, causing Woolley to be accused of inconsistency. Prohibitionists argue the plank alienates voters and risks defeating the campaign in Hawaii.
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Thornton-Woolley
T Han
Woolley
Tom May Death Shocks May & Co Founder Passes Away
News arrives of Tom May death president of May & Co after long illness in Hawaii and England. May, aged about five years in earlier life, founded the firm and led its rise. He supported St Clement church and local charities, leaving a broad legacy of civic work and friendship among colleagues and friends.
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Tom May
Frm
May & Co
May
England
Buwladan
Tinale
Meg
Hawaii
St Clement
Hal Walker
Mr May
Penn Wins Front in Yale Meet Upset at Penn
The University of Pennsylvania defeated Yale in a seasonal athletic meet held in Philadelphia. Penn led decisively with a 274 to 25 score, as Yale staged several exciting incidents throughout the contest.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Yale
Pennsylvania
Troops in Full Control After Chang-sha Riots
Military attache Mr Genti reports from Chang-sha that troops have the rioting site in full control. The American Legation official confirms the restored order amid ongoing security measures and investigations into the disturbances.
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Peking
Genti
Legation
Water Turned On In Hamakua July 1 Announcement
News from Hamakia reports the water will be turned into the lower ditch of the Hawaiian Litigation Company on July 1. Harry Lewinth announces the move as a great enterprise with the water fully flowing at the scheduled time.
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Hamakua
Hamakia
Agseem
Harry Lewinth
Appfal Dismissed In Divorce Case On Appeal
The Supreme Court heard the motion in a divorce case involving Fonephine J. Percy and her husband. Frank J. Perry appealed a circuit court decision for failure to file required monetary papers within the legal time. The motion to dismiss the appeal was argued at the morning hearing.
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Supreme Court
Fonephine J. Percy
Dixitian
Frank J. Perry
Elreuit
Auto collision policy notice by Henry Waterhouse Trust Co
Policy notice outlines coverage for loss or damage to insured automobiles in collisions with moving or stationary objects. Includes liability for damage to others caused by collision. Insurer: Henry Waterhouse Trust Co.
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Henry Waterhouse Trust CO
Yosemite Contest Closes Tonight
City buzzes as the Yosemite Popularity Contest nears its close with massive vote buying and subscriptions flooding in. The Contest Manager works dawn to dusk distributing votes while two distant campaigns seek proof of received ballots and supporters plan to attend the count this evening at five.
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Warly
Jantly
Iien
Orlors
Hithe Boulter
Kuhio Site Conflict Letter Opposes Federal Building Change
J K Kalanianaole delegate to Congress writes to editors in Washington denouncing efforts to move the Honolulu Federal building site. He urges preserving the chosen site and warns that further agitation would delay construction and defy majority civic will. He suggests funding Irwin site purchase to aid the Robinsey civic center plan and keep library access central.
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Prince Kuhio
Hultetio
Washington
Jetter Tolloway
Byewing Bulletin
Honolulu
Mauka
van Willing
Itd
Congrom
Irwin
Fande
Lbrary
Thin
Robinesy Civic Center
Brary
Ling
Executive Grounds
J. K. Kalanianaole
Congress
Brewer Building Sells At Auction For 1300
The Old Brewer Building on Queen Street, forced by rising waterfront demand, was sold. Hawaiian Ballasting Company placed the highest bid of 1900. Public Works Chief Marston Campbell ordered removal within sixty days, freeing waterfront for wharf use.
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Hulding
Queenstroet
Honolulu
Hawaiian Ballasting Company
Buper Intendant of Public’ Works
Marston Campbell
Ballinger Contention in Washington D C During May Hearing
Attorney Vertrees argued for Secretary Ballinger on May 28 in the national capital. The session focused on issues related to the Ballinger tenure and associated administrative questions as presented to the committee.
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Washington, D. C
Vertrees
Ballinger
Ballin
War Clouds Over Diplomacy As Peru-Ecuador Tense
In Bellare D C on May 28 the diplomatic efforts to submit oil disputes to arbitration falter. Governments of Ecuador and Peru prepare for war and information suggests armed conflict between the two nations is inevitable.
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Bellare D. C
Eculdor
Peru
Daily Scores of Big Leagues
Baseball scores from major leagues show Pittsburgh 0 and Chicago 1 in a game with Boston, New York, and Washington also on the slate. Detailing includes a 9 to 4 score for some matchups and other bright spots across the league.
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San Francisco
Pittsburg
Boston
York & Washington
Deteal
Chicago
Damage suit withdrawn in Washington case court action
In Washington on May 26 Assistant Attorney General Oscar Lawlor withdrew the damage suit against Connolly and others. In Peking on May 28 officials discuss accepting a thirty dollar loan from Powers for railroad construction. Government circles note the possibility of a shift in position and rejection of the funds.
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Washington, D. C
AtorneyOederel
Oscar Lawlor
Connolly
Eters le
Peking
College Athletic Standing Sees Penn Victory Over Yale
Penn earns top intercollegiate standing with a victory over Yale today to claim the championship title. Michigan places second, with Cornell fourth, and others including third, fifth, and sixth positions noted in the final order.
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University Innsylvania
Yale
Michigan
Cornell
Prohibition Debate Splits Hawaiians at Hilo Meeting
In Hilo Hawaii May 37 the Prohibition League leader Nakookee and rival Masemag confrontation centered on prohibition. Both have formed clubs across islands and seek converts among Hawaiians though some doubt a strong finish. Nakookee traveled to Lanpahoohoe to set up a club before returning to Hilo to push anti prohibition efforts.
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Hawaii
Sarah
Nakookee
Hiewaiian Prohibition League
Masemag
Hiepollu
Nakookoo
Lanpahoohoe
Ter
Wallinn
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