Ejectment and divorce actions in Honolulu court
RAPD Transit faces setback in ejectment suit as Bin Kwong Maw challenges against Annie W. Akong. Frank Pattia case continued for Hoole Agricultural. Leno native woman granted petty larceny proceeding. Mary Harris Harrib et al divorce granted. Morgan divorce to be heard. Castro and Bryant divorces continued. Summons and libel in divorce issued for Van Gronen cases versus Carrolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphreys
Honolulu Rapid Transit Company
bin Kwong
Th Wit
Waikiki Land and ‘Oun Association
KR. M. Duncan
T. McCante Stewart
Annie W. Akong
Hr. R. Hitchcock
Hoole Agetcultural Co
Frank Pattia
Robertson & Wilder
Aretorneys
Judes Robinson
Leno
Awiee Robinson
Mary Inabel Harrib
Ernest J. Harrib
Stary M. Mae Han Ve. KC. Matlan
Morgan
Castro
Bryant
Geo. H
Runaway on Tants Triggers Mountain Ride Incident
A local party traveling near Tie mountains experienced a runaway when a Yayhora horse bolted past the group down the road. A collision caused a rider to be thrown into a fern gully. the horse regained footing moments later and fled. The carriage and wagon were damaged but occupants escaped with no injuries. The crash party was later escorted home by the Collegians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plenickere
Panabou
Tantalus
Tie Mountains
YMC. A
M.C. A
Ife
Horne
Phadon
Carter to Speak at Republican Executive Meeting
After the Republican executive committee meeting at the White Building tonight, an open session will feature Senator George R. Carter. He will discuss experiences in Washington and offer recommendations for continuing the work, inviting Republican workers and interested citizens to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TV Tonight
White Building
George R. Carter
Washington
Cary
Foremen Disabled At Honolulu Iron Works
Foremen at the Honolulu Iron Works failed to attend work as Reed did not appear. It was later learned he had a sudden stroke that paralyzed his right side. A prior incident in Kowalo is noted but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattern Department
Honolulu
Atiares
Karate Sugar Company
Geo. A. Davis
T. McDewnte Brewar
Fom Fateh
Wol Mare
J A. Magonu
Tf Dillon
J Lightfoot
Walse
Roberton & Wilder, Kinney, Batley & Stellacanan
F. W. Hankey
San Ita
America
Alopal
Mme Orton Patriotium
Elias Boivalom
Theresa
Hebel
Bank alarm and volcano glow reported in Haw aii
Police alarm at Bish p's bank triggered rapid response with seconds to spare before officers arrived. At Hilo and surrounding districts residents observed a volcanic glow and faint tremors from Kilau ea activity with no damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishp
Damon
Jim
Hhe
Hilo
Peles Atronghold
Admiral Beckley
Kinan
Hamakua
Alocka
Havokaa
Honokau
Kilouea
Supreme Court Upholds Humphreys Kamala Promoters Ruling
The Supreme Court today affirmed the Humphreys decision against Kamala Sugar Company promoters. It reduced promoter fees from 20000 to 7900, with dissent noting 10000, and held the defendants Hernandez Foster and Kamalo officers unlawfully conspired to defraud Kamalo Sugar Company shareholders. The judgment orders repayment of 15000 plus 6000 benefits and awards 420000 to the plaintiff’s attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Kurmala Bueau Company
Awe
Andie Humphreys
Resgard
Jietive Gattealth
Jortion Gattewith
Betwes | Ag
Arn Starway RL
Defenstiata Huwtges
Kame and
Foster
Confederate and
Kamalo Sugar Company
Wald
Sugar Company. Limited
Cme
Kamalo Gogar Ca
Platntite
Huwtay, Kaun and Foster
Humphreys
Galbraith Mayo
Islands
Memorial Day Parade Honors Veterans at Cemetery Graves
War veterans stand at grave markers during a Memorial Day procession led by Grand Marshal Harry Willer. The event includes the Hawaiian National Guard, Kamehameha cadets, and a government band. An oration by Judge Batok honors fallen soldiers and the Union's cause, with a solemn roll call and cemetery rites concluding the day.
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Nuuanu Street
Vineyard Ieee
Dik Ulva
Hiwaiian Nacional Guard
Kolghes of Pything
Kamehameha
Harry Willer
Alde
Euston
Camp
McKinley
McCarthy
Stam
Hegimental
Drim and
Bugle Corps
Sivat Alegiment
N.G
HL. Homburg Ve
Lum ‘Tonk
Ching Linmande Bung
Cha Lin
Neloona
Soper
Hawes
Pratt
Itt
Atherton
White
Keaake
Girard
Willamac
T. A. Hon
KP Dole
Boyd
Hon
Wol
Wright
Hop
Boyd Eral
Marahal
ER. Hendry
Stackable
RL A. Chamberslain
National Guard
Caine
Hume
Dale Prin
G.acie
Batok
Cooper
Mederal
Orton Muale
Robert Nelson
Chaplin
Ritu Coe
Linaln
W. Francia
Chaphiin
Amelva
Aimillory
Union Renal
Fife
Obaiyt
Kia
Tupac
Makee’s Rough Trip Delays Landing at Kapaa
The steamer James Mal Tollett arrived from Anahola in rough conditions, unable to land all freight. It carried 1800 bags of sugar and 1000 dwxa of rice, sailing again at 6:45 pm after weather prevented port landings at Kapaa and Hanatel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mal Tollett
Anahola
Wea
Anatole
Kapaa
Hanatel
Reayon
Kapiti Estate Building Tender Offers Listed
Tenants at Kapiti Estate Ltd received tenders at noon for the King and Alakea Streets building corner project. Bids include firms such as Uitman & Kiley, Condely Construction Co Ltd, Dwight & Jordan, and Hawaii Engineer Ing and Building Co, with amounts ranging from about 5,000 to 86,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kapiti
Wont Estate, Ltd
King
Uitman & Kiley
J. F. Bowlon
Condely Construction Co
Dwight & Jordan
Redward
Hawaliag
Ing, and Building Co
Varreog Min Co
Honuloty Hmhamiiig Seiu
Lucas Bee
Wwe
ifraNy
Jonas Babar
Gasoline Launch Rage On Waterfront
A garbled report describes a gasoline launch dispute on the waterfront with arguments about speed and ownership. Witnesses mention threats and clashes as authorities investigate the incident and consider possible charges.
Knife Attack Ends With Man Hospitalized in Honolulu Case
A 63 year old grocery department employee and a 40 year old worker clashed at night over a dispute involving Mrs Pangelly. The 40 year old was wounded in the left shoulder and right hand while Mrs Pangelly allegedly attacked with a knife. The injured man died later en route to the hospital. Police investigate as a domestic feud in a residence on Queen Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W, Rangelly
Greery Department
TH. de Lee & CO
TH. Duincat
Queen's Hospital
Pangetly
Pangelly Hole
Uts
Queen Street
Mia
Pangelly
Dumrap
Den
Coronation Celebration Committees Named
The Evening Bulletin reports Swanay as chairman of the committee to organize the coronation celebration of King Kawant VII. Appointees cover finance, sport, and other areas with a long list of names, roles, and responsibilities for the event on Jaho 2.
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D. A. Kennedy
Rothwell
Watedient
Atkin
Deren
HO A. Jontan
Kargmers
Kitent
Mueyinas
Shochair
AH Mattel
Jilukdan
Bo Wintohunus
Annie. Woothern
Ball-W
Harrison
It Jamieson
Bite Juret
Jo Dall
Robe Catton
Hog. Hanford
Wo Andersum
Job
W. Musicom
Evening Bulletin
Tevian
Honolulu Police Parade Drill Draws Crowds At Makiki Grounds
A Honolulu police parade grounds drill drew spectators as officers led a procession to Makiki with band, mounted units, and foot patrols taking part. Gov. Cooper, officials, and deputies reviewed maneuvers before the public crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Makiki Parade Grounds
Erno Cooper
Honahuli
Bnet
MK Bheri
Nis
Warker
Giastera
Mergir
Sively Muir
Robert Walp Farley
Kanie
Lie
Hab Sheriani
Muntes
Ander Cnttland
Sidney Smith
Tours
Henry FE. Cooper
Hoyd
Wo HL Wright
Dole
A.G. Haven
Jestant
Douthitt
Willan
Haney
BoreAmt
Cooper
Cruter
Wright
Hawes Warden Win
Henry
Rherit Chillingworth
Herger
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RAPD
Heeia Agricultural Company
Frank Pahia
Honokaa
Hawaii
Kinau
Garter
Rice & Perkins
Dregon
Cor
Rover
Union
Robert Berlingeour
Eget
Yenre
Harald Alesander
Sheriff's Base
Hyon
Mckinsey
Willian
Mes Cay
Rulate
Amovlew
Lincoln
sieOontey
Ameris
Penriioay
Makee
Kapiolany Estate
Gawetin
Erra
Wells, Fargo & Co. Express
Masonic Temple
American Messenger Service
Guardians of Peace
Black Vici
Manufacturers Shoeb CO
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