Central Union Church Trustee Denounces False Advertiser Story
P C Jones trustee of the Central Union Church calls the Advertiser’s report about Miss Yarrow’s alleged resignation a total falsehood. He says no meeting or discussion about her resignation occurred and defends Rev W M Kincaid, claiming the article damages his position.
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P. C. Jones
Central Union Church
Bulletin
The
Advertiser
Miss Yarrow
P. ©. Jones
W M. Kincaid
Lands at Kapaa under Russian settlement plan debated
Low figures for Kauai lands near Kapaa dominate a land committee session. Russian delegates press for price as low as possible, while officials and locals split between favoring a low price to attract settlers and preserving value. A appraisal board, including Kauai County official G K Deverill, will assess land values under the settlement scheme.
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Loe Angelo
Col. Spal
Kottleman
Hilo
Kant
Kaual Land Cent
K. Deverill
Ste Valde
Yastora
Thanksgiving Holiday Plans At The Hawaiian Hotel
A fragmented notice invites a holiday plan for Thursday at the Hawaiian Hotel, urging family gathering and Hawaiian music at the Innate. The message ends with an instruction to set the table immediately, suggesting a rapid travel or event arrangement.
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Re Hawaiian
Bananas for Coast Christmas Shipment Arrives
The Alameda office announces a Christmas shipment of choice bananas arriving by ship to the coast. Patrons may leave orders for a bunch at the Wells Fargo office in Kin.
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Wii
Well Fargo
Kin
Carden Land Ad Campaign Skepticism Sparks Debate
In Carden Land, a noisy Advertiser Glass column features Rev Wadmen opposing a gambling crusade frame. The talk questions Kauai’s handling and hints at Grand Jury prep, while critique rises that the preacher is off track and the effort shows signs of misdirection.
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Teland
Ile Tateat
Wadmen Ty
Kauai
Kunal Witherithia
Grand Jury
Honolulu
Bulletin Newsboys Day Observed With Events and Fallout
Bulletin Newsboys plan a full day of outings starting tomorrow at 1 AM with a theater visit and a morning distribution, followed by a polo field procession and a noon turkey dinner. They return to town for a football game, while Louie Horndt pays fines for a court assault case involving Charles Behoolkopf.
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Newaboy
Oxpheiun
Turkey
Bulletin Newsboys
Louie Horndt
Feb
Tl Voltee
Charles Behoollkopf
Horndt
Behoolkopf
Bieet
Sunare
Elviiu
Your Wife As Executor
A brief note suggests naming your wife as one executor in estate administration and appointing a second to share duties. It promises to relieve her of arduous tasks and keep the estate free of legal entanglements, with free consultation offered.
Peters Case Referral Raises Questions on Trial Timelines
The document discusses delays and legal questions surrounding a writ and the appearance of counsel. Attorney General and state officials are referenced concerning the propriety of proceedings and requests for permission to file a brief.
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Ashfard
Dude
Cape
Kaya
Biel
Fetta
Lapeer
Hite
Uae
Attorney Generals Department
Justin
Peters
Unclear passage reports arrests and ship movements in Honolulu area
A disjointed item describes arrests by police following a morning incident as ships depart Honolua and another vessel sails toward San Francisco. It notes Pacific mail service details, a late departure from San Francisco, and a next port schedule for December 6, tied to wartime transport activity.
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Kieran
Kieran Maul’ Hauge My Kamel Phe Money Will Be Ab Vidhedd
Chetty
Pike Dobeemen
Pacific
Mian
Charin
Uwe Hackteld Wharf
Tock
Honolua
Sloren
Embattled land laws spark cross nation protest
Fragmented notes reveal a heated dispute over land rights involving Capnily Pal Demonte and Michael Slykomt in Los Angeles, protesting government land acquisitions and demanding fair terms. The muttered rhetoric hints at colonial motives, racial tensions, and calls for Hawaiian and Native American interests amid a broader anti-government stance.
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Capnily Pal Demonte
Philly Styia
Michael Slykomt
Los Angeles
Manchuria
Permeny Sali
Helio
Captain Bray Exonerated Amid School Board Meeting
Iain Hray, superintendent of Savers Home, was exonerated after months of accusations by the Spieh Consul of harboring deadly lore. The special meeting of the board of trustees convened but offered little beyond procedural motions. A bicycle belonging to Bryan Girdler, a scholar, was reported stolen from the high school yesterday.
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Iain Hray
Savers Home
Sp[ieh
Deweiring
Fatlore
Hay AL
Sehawfter & Co
Bryan Girdler
Yenterday
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W. M. Kincaid
Mr. Kincaid
Kapaa
Alameda
Alyea Benjaming
Jarrers
NW York
New York
Kash Company, Ltd
Carden Land IN
Advertiser Glass
Fort Street
Honalala
Peters IS
Bray
Tawnii
OPE & OO
Dias Rles
Inellings
Tech
Blickenderfer
J. A. M. Johnson Co., Ltd
San Francisco
Cal
Freemont
Union Iron Works
Golden State Minere Foundry
ST. Petersburg
Burton
ST Louis
J. R. Burton
Washington
Morgan
Korea
Cuba
Squires
Isle of Pines
New York Mutual Life Insurance
Conae
Haw
McCurdy
Crom
Aloha
Kaual
Hal
Pioneer
Donner
Jatan
Moana
Towertow
Hogokin
Monga
Hertsche
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