Legal fight on road won’t halt belt road work start at once
A court action against Lord-Young Engineering and the Hoala belt road contract failed to stop work. The commission confirmed it will proceed, with start of actual road construction imminent and expected to finish before the delay feared. Auditor J H Fisher’s signature timing was clarified. no legality issue unless first payment is made.
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John HL Wilkot
Lord-Young Engineering Company
Lord. Young Company
Communion
J.H. Fisher
T. H. Petrie
Commiasion
Witron Wa
Supreme Court
Fleber
Bogert Seeks Military School Opening in Hawaii
Bogert asks Governor Frear to allow a military school in Hawaii as a general military boot camp for all chiefs upon tuition payment. The plan aims to teach maneuvers, not to favor any nationality, and parallels his prior idea of training Chinese volunteers. The governor has not yet decided.
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Hawaii
FW. Bogert
Fort Shafter
Frear
Bogert
Atul
Chine
Homesteaders' Attorney Defends Kuhio’s Right
Ashford representing Kay homesteaders and others asserts he stands by Kuhio's charges against Governor Frear and plantation interests. He warns the President must address the issues or the fight will move to the Senate. He praises Kuhio's courage in challenging Territory leadership and preserving Hawaii's traditions.
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Ashford
Kay Homesteaders
Kuhio
Frenr
Bulletin
Lea
Mr. Ashford
Senate
Frear
Prom
Hawaii
Dolennte
Hanard
Pack of ravenous dogs threatens boy near Matson wharf
A pack of mangy aggressive dogs attacked a boy nearing departure to cut Wie father on the Matson Navigation Intrepid. Sailors and water front workers intervened just in time as the youth fled, tripped, and was mauled before help arrived. Continued on Page 8.
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Matson
George Kalme
Queen Street
Fedeoa
Kntine
Asiatic Contractors In Field For Street Work
City and county Board of Supervisors faced a contingency of Asiatic labor on city streets. AF Clark of the Kalrivk Walalae and Patote Improvement Club argued opening Firth Avenue could be cheaper with Oriental contractors, claimed rivals offered to do the job under 6400 while city estimate reached about 82000. Residents oppose, page 11 continuation teased.
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AF. Clark
Improvement Club
Firth Avenue
traMic
Oriental Contractors
Murray
Ouat
Nanner Watle
Kaimuki
Postcard by AVR Earth Water On aviation stay
Readers are asked if aviation is here to stay and rapid transit will emerge. Uncle Bam reportedly entrusted a mail item to a filmic aircraft, showing aeroplane walls are now warned. The postcard claims to travel from St Louis to Honolulu by air earth and water, dated Oct 5, 1991.
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Bam
Mally
Charles +P Loomla
HL Loule
Honolatie
Loulx
Aviation West
Walter Prooxins
Pontman
St. Lauis Republic
Hard Fight on Over McNamara Seas Sect Members Indicted
Los Angeles October 18 more jurors were accepted as talesmen were questioned about opinions on whether gas or dynamite caused the explosion. The McNamara dynamiting trial at Los Angeles Times building draws national attention to organized labor. Other cases include Norman B. Smith facing charges as an alleged smuggler and the Leilehua murder case taken up by a federal grand jury. The drumbeat of indictments and hearings continues, with details of the McNamara case and related prosecutions unfolding in court.
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Associated Prom Cable
Los Angeles
Cal
Tod Taleamen
James J. McNamara
Lon Angeles Times
AL Rapaport
San Angelon
McNam
Tafts Tour Extended After Butter Lapse Report
Taft's Las Vegas stop extended from October 18 to November as officials say his itinerary remains in flux. Packing plant collapse in Kangas City kills two and injures twelve, prompting investigations into structural safety.
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Las Vegas
N. My
Taft
Kangas City
Giants Athletics World Series Game Ruled Off by Rain
Rain halted the World Series game between the New York Giants and the Philadelphia Athletics in Philadelphia. The postponement ends a schedule that was to be played today, delaying the decisive series action.
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Tc Associated Press Cable
Philadelphia
Fain
New York Giants
Philadelphia Athletics
Rodgers Keeps On Flying Toward Coast
Aviator C. P. Rodgers arrived at Dallas today during a transcontinental flight from New York to the Pacific Coast and will begin the next leg to San Antonio tomorrow.
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Rodgers
al Bulletin
Dallab
Tex
C. P. Rodgers
New York
Pacific Coast
San Antonio
Secretary Wilson Defends Prohibition Theories
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson told the International Brewers Congress that prohibitionists opposing his address were well meaning but could not run the country according to their theories. Chicago Mil. Oct. 18.
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Chicago
Mil
Wilson
International Brewers’ Congress
Sugar Ban Frisco Details and Board Notes
The bulletin cites President Pratt of the Board at Hearth discussing a sugar ban in San Francisco and reports several canen receiving alation ts erowie. A wireless message indicates a wait for room for the unfor tunates and mentions a trip to Kattan for several sonye.
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Jebrowy
Presi
Jent Pratt
Pratt
Alog
Ettvet
Kattan
Chinese Battle Ends Pressfully with Heavy Losses
In Hankow on October 18, an indecisive clash between Imperial and revolutionary forces left about 200 killed on each side. Rail lines changed hands as rebels crossed the Yangtze. A German sailor was wounded amid the fighting. Canton reports the government disarming soldiers amid fears of desertion. Washington notes no allied force prospects in China.
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Hankow
China
Yangtei-Kiang
Washington
B.C
Canton
Turkish Plot Story Alarms Europeans In Salonika
Report of a Turkish plot to assassinate all Europeans in Salonika triggers a rushed aler t in Rome with vague details from a Morchanie exchange table. The tale references Cy Hadlow and Australian forces with uncertain origins and spellings.
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Rome
Italy
Salonika
Victoria
Health Party 15 Un strenuous Campaign in Hawaii
Special bulletin from Hilo reports President Pratt of the Hoard of Health with Dr Shepard Territorial Secretary A Mott Smith and others inspecting the typhoid situation in Kana. A fever death occurred but contacts are traced and the disease containment is said complete. The party plans a strenuous sanitation drive through Hamakus and Walthen with a aim to address water supply and low land sanitation before visiting Manna Law at Kajna on October 26.
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Pratt
Hoard of
Shepard
Territorial
A Mott Smith
Weight
Hilo
Kana
Mott-Smith
Captain Cook
Han
Thiteland
Honolulu
Kajna
Thiraday
Honoluli
Mr. Mottsmith
Jim
Walohinu
Hamakus
Walthen
Waltman
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Kaus
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Amun
Kenora
Francisco
Patty
She Bulletin
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