Student Review of Financial Conditions in Reform Era
A student review discusses financial crises and proposed reforms in the city’s commerce and education systems. It cites opinions on Roosevelt era policy, emergency plans, and calls for increased public support, with references to university and banking leaders and a broad regional focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobneon
New York University School of Commerce
New York
Johason Adidrom
American Institute of Banking
New York City
Ely
In the Interest of Truth regarding Wallach matter
A reader note defends a newspaper claim about Wallach and Wallach literature, stating the board and PAM MAE were not quoted correctly and denying coercive promotion. The piece claims the Heart of Monit offered Wallach a chance to respond, but the publication declined, arguing the issue is publicity by a health board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iui Ben Ta
Waltuoh
Pluie Bam
Walle
Nodiher
Pam Mae
Monit
Wallach
Islands
Court of Health
Currency Reform and Economic Turmoil Warned by Essayist
An analysis criticizes the nation’s financial system, arguing that the currency and banking structure threaten stability. It cites inflationary pressures, credit constraints, and government intervention as needed to avert widespread panic and restore commerce. The piece calls for decisive reform to prevent a collapse of confidence and output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banks and Trust
Hebie
Col Stever on Moros Peace and Revenue Gains
Col Stever praises a peaceful policy with the Moros, noting increased country revenue by seven percent and military reductions. He discusses the living conditions, a past battle at Lud Dato, and comments on a figure named Aguina. Fort Snotine, near Fort Meade, South Dakota, is mentioned in a military context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Ta Aguina
United Sts
Shiover
Fort Snotine
Minuet
Fort Meade, South Dakota
Wallach Matter Turmoil at Board of Health Meeting
Accusations fly as Wallach case dominates a Board of Health session. Pinkham denies authority given to Kuhio by any vote, while Wayson and Wallach supporters clash over secret meetings at the Young Hotel. Tension rises as members accuse press of misrepresentation and pledge to pursue accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brendant
Pinkbury
Dr. Way
Kublo
Molokai
Watlaoh
Pinkham
Kuhio
Smith
Pinkbum
Quention
Courne
Kane
Bat Hoy
Waseem
Youn Hotel
Pink
Plivkhans
Braith
Plakhum
Wayson
Wallach
You
Tau
Cupid
Mark Robinson
Is Young
J Builth
Pinkhin
Whitch
Tun
Secret Minetitien
Wayeon
Capt
Grand Jury Finds Three Indictments After Two Day Session
The grand jury, guided by Judge Hords and charged by the Fifth Circuit, heard venire and examined a set of crimes. Deputy Attorney General Whitney helped County Attorney Kace as the panel investigated three indictments found on Friday in the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linue
Fifth Circuit
Hords
Whitney
Pewist
Kace
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Bulletin Publishing Co, Ltd
King Street
Honolulu
Territory of Hawaii
THE
Associated Press
Wallace R. Parrington
Hiditoer
Alimoty
Territory of
Hawaii
Hursday
Camminuron
Anda
Mr Schuster
Sigmaton
Virginnta
Latian Mindy
Manelain
Pall
Nagwaah
Clue
Delegnne
Strenuouy
Popy
Roosnvelt
Helly
Hawai
Ani
Kilauea
Vhor
Henry Waterhouse Trust Company, Ltd
Cor
Fort
Sta
Honolwia
Matlock Avenue
Kaimuki
Punchbowl Street
Emma Street
Kinau Street
Dewey Avenue
Victoria Street
Beretania Street
Pensacola Street
Keeaumoku
Liliha Street
Waikiki
Dikaval
Sant Trak Bo
Ctal Git Font Let Namoldny
Samat
Lion Financial
Sao
Sun
Phin
Roosevelt
Col. Stever
B. F. Ehlers
Fort St
Box
Serious Spit IK Board OF Health
Kalaupapa
Erith
Pika
Jew Jheon
United Ayater
Purihaner
Siedrie Lampe ii
Hanania Akio
A. Blom
Honoka Lowell
Chong
Benn
Pablo
Henoliin
Wortans
Fallowe
Vant
Riad
Brie
Hertert Noverles
Parkking
Pat I von
Hamer
Cat
Berger
Behulte
Allert sTetke
HF Wichman
Rooxw Jewelers
Associated Garage, Limited
Merchant Street
Hoffman
W. L. Howell
J. M. Levy
Family Grocers
King Nr. Fort
M. R. Counter
Fort Street
Mrs. Dunn
Thrump's
Wellington
Benson, Smith
Alexander Young Cafe
Alexander Young Bldg
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