Leon Straus Accused In Court Of Fraud
In a Meir court session attorney Leon Straus faced charges tied to alleged defrauding of a client. The court appointed Judge Dole to investigate while the defendant appeared disheveled and unsettled as testimony unfolded amid a hallside scene with another woman claiming payment for influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Straus
Vm Stra
Aencourt Abe
HH Committen
Dole
Mie Te Viana
Didie Dole
United States
Stans
Katiin
Straus
Exciting Scrap In Robinsons Court
The morning hearing in Robinsons Court featured a loud clash among Bruce Lowrie and defendants led by Prower and Silliman over an amended complaint. Attorneys Fromington Kinney and Robertson sparred as Judge Robinson halted the dispute after more than an hour, then granted the motion to strike an affidavit, before the courtroom erupted again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sldge Robinson
Lawrie
Haldwin
Humphreys
Alfred Hartwell
M. Hallow
BD. L.withington
Wal Kinney
Peamer
Jee Silliman
A. G. M. Robertson
D. L. Withington
Massachsetts
Lowrie
Silliman
Kinney
Withington
Prower
Allence
Glen
Hobinson
Silliman and Robertson
Trial of Kekavohi Hearing Testimony In Hawaii Court
Witnesses in the Kekavohi case face memory lapses as oral examination proceeds in Judge Dale's court. Interpreters are sought to clarify questions about movements between locations in the alleged offense area. The cross examination seeks to establish distances between sites like the Molation of the Edmunie and Kawab stations, with most witnesses uncertain about exact locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kekavohi
Dale
Hoorn
George
Mont
Withonson
Perry
Honolulu
Outlook Brightens as Economy Rebounds Says Henry Glews
Henry Glews expresses cautious optimism that crop prices rise and demand stays solid, boosting farm and business activity. He notes securities at bargain levels, European buyers returning, and market confidence improving. He urges prudent administration reforms to curb money-market excess and support a steadier, more robust financial outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy Cleve
Banking Citcwlar
Tnday
Amo
Europe
Washinton
Eble
Message From The Emperor Appears In Hawaii Dispatch
A fragmentary transmission titled Message From The Emperor describes a wartime broadcast. It references Nippon and Japanese leadership, mentioning the Hongwand Mission and Kinau visit dated October 1, with Polish or English phrasing hinting at distress and mobilization themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilo
Hawaii
Yentar
Gautter
Hongwand
Col Parker Delays Court Lunch Time Briefing
Col Sam Parker faced questions in court over shortening his lunch break. The judge noted Parker claimed a 12 to 2 pm window, with Parker arriving early and leaving shortly before the session opened, citing prior lunch at Waikiki.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Sam Parker
Col Bam Parker
Dole
Hin
Sam
Waikikit
Wan Euwrngtt
Mont Enyone
Col Parker
Hongkong Mara Delights at Kamehameha Girls School Concert
The Hongkong Mara from the Orient performed this afternoon reported at the Kamehameha Girls School concert. The event, hosted in the Gonute hall, featured Mia Gallagher as piano teacher and performances by Minx faité Vea and the Clarks. Henri Kant received applause for the mandolin, with encores, and Miss Pihl earned many congratulatory remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamehameha Girls’ School
Itiaie Rovers
Gonute
Mia Gallagher
Misa —Pihl
Leleo in court for threatening language toward Mary Ann Andrews
David Leleo appeared before Judge Anirade charged with using threatening language toward Mary Ann Andrews, with the incident occurring last Monday night. Andrews testified briefly, recalling Leleo’s demand and her attempt to seek protection near Vineyard streets corner before Leleo arrived again and struck her. Mary Ann, known as Millie Mortis, had prior police encounters, including a past incident where four officers removed her from a scene. The witness described Leleo’s confrontation and her fear during the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Leleo
Hackmas
Anirade
Mary Ann Andrews
Nuwanu and
Vineyard Streets
Lela
Mary Ann
Cotnge
Mrs. Eaton
Eaton
Millie Mortis
Poliee
Mra Katon
Tela
Grof
Mim Andrews
Hitle
Leieo
Cantinueo
Refusal of Woman Reported as Probable Murder Cause
Deputy Sheriff outlines homicide motive and timeline in Honolulu case. He notes reports of marital strain before the murder at the couple’s home, with the wife allegedly seeking escape to Japan. Children, about eight and younger, are in the couple’s care while the suspect faces decisions on custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif
Cox
Mort Hig
Sheet Fuuken
Moku
Vic Cane
Hathotta
Crim Cox
Honolulu
Wae
Japan
Beet Market Quote From Sugar, San Francisco
Beets in San Francisco sugar market show 88 analysis, 9x. 41-24 parity at 3.96 cents. Previous quotation is noted as reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Tells Filipinos To Go To Washington
Manila reports Secretary Tait urges Philippine people to send a delegation to Washington to press tariff concessions for island products. The note outlines the expected aims and timing of the mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Manila
P. 1
Tait
All-Star Nine Defeats Local Picked Team in Exhibition
In San Francisco on November 8 the All-Star team bound for Hawaii defeated a local picked nine 3 to 1. They also beat another San Francisco outfit 24 to 1, with Barney Joy pitching in the victory. Migue Pisher leads the All-Star charge as they prepare for Hawaii.
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San Francisco
Cal
Hawaii
Barney Joy
Kid
Mohei Aain
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Birnie
Atnesey Brockens
Kekanoba
Robinson's Court
Alameda
Henry Glews
Island Fruit Co
Hongkong
Orient
Barber
Hawaiian Trust
Leleo
J. Hopp & CO
Lewers & Cooke Bldg
Hollister’s
Hollister Drug Co
Frisco
Berlin
Germany
Imperial Bank of Germany
Thrasher
Herman Lave
Ane
Washington, D. C
Hill
Netherlands
Tower
New York, N. Y
Hiwaiian
White Rock
Grove
Bex
Paris Medicine CO
Saint Louis
U. S
Manufacturers’ Shoe Company, Ltd
Fort Street
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