Fleeing From Justice Surrenders in Maui Case
Fleeing suspect G. Ly Brokaw, alias Charles Brown, implicated with land swindling in Montana, has surrendered in Maui after evading a Spokane indictment for defrauding the government of 000 acres. Federal and local authorities coordinate to secure his immediate arrest pending transfer to Seattle.
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Brokaw
Australia
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Wailing Real
Hendry
Washington
Spokane
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Montana
Honolutien
Maui
Esis Jody
Marshal Hendry
Seattle
United States
Breckens
Carol
Plaval
Grand Jury Reports Court Actions In Counterfeiting Case
Judge Dole accepted James Jackson plea of guilty to counterfeit coin possession and set sentencing for tomorrow. co-defendants Thomas Hilton J T Cooper and Charles Hamilton face separate sentences. The Grand Jury report was released to the public after being kept secret to avoid juror prejudice.
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Camp McKinley
Dole
James Jackson
Jackson Wi
Thomas Hilton
J. T. Cooper
Charles Hamilton
Grand Jury
United States District Attorney
Dingriet
Honolua
Honolulu
National Bank
United States
P.M. B. Co
San Francisco
H. M. Ayres
A. P. Taylor
Advertionn
District Court
Rand Jury
Arbor Day Exercises at High School Highlight Tree Planting
Arbor Day program at the High School featured Governor Carter and Superintendent Babbitt with a breadfruit tree planted by four hundred pupils. Principal Stott cited Roosevelt’s forestry speech while emphasizing Hawaii’s beautification efforts and public responsibility.
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Roosevelt
Forestry Congress
Hawaii
Scott
United
Yarndiey
Minn Needham
Motion To Remove Low As Next Friend Is Finally Taken Up
AW Carter through attorney W A Kinney and 8 M Ballou moved to end the Parker ranch case by rearguing the removal of J B Low as next of Annie T K Parker and to dismiss the petition. Judge Gear postponed, Magoon pressed for full hearing, Kinney sought extended time. The dispute over whether Low is proper next friend continued with guardian clarification requested as the case moves toward Page 4.
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AW. Carter
W. A. Kinney
M. Ballou
Parker Ranch
Annie T. K. Parker
Carter
Gear
Magoon Ye
J. 8
Kinney
Magoon
Mra. Knight
Governor Carter Addresses Hawaii School Children
The governor praised Attendant Mr Carter and spoke of schoolchildren shaping Hawaii's future. He urged unity among Hawaii’s public schools to advance the territory and nation, noting pride in the United States and the value of friendly rivalry to drive progress.
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Ernor
Carter
Jold Fort Street
Hin Hatenera
Hawaii
United States
Bohol
Naitney Mandam Used to Test Jurisdiction
The Supreme Court this afternoon issued a mandate directing Polter J to issue a warrant for the arrest of Lal Tang. An associated party is charged with violating the relevant statutes in this jurisdictional testing scenario.
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Naitney Mandam
Supreme Court
Loue
Lal Tang
Trees For The Future Today Calls Island Schools To Plant Trees
A broad Arbor Day effort mobilizes Mawali and island students to plant thousands of trees. Schools and private academies participate, with officials outlining a program of daily tree planting and forest care across communities.
Severe Reprimand For Lucien Young
Severe reprimand issued to Lucien Young over jurisdiction disputes in county ordinance cases. court motions set for Wednesday at 1 a.m. to test jurisdiction in county ordinance violations and related legal procedures.
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Lucien Young
Washington, D. C
Bennington
San Diego Harbor
Young
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