Holt Estate Administration Prohibition Case Summary
In a petition against Judge Ivne and Carlos A Long, Cartwright and Henry Smith challenge Long’s appointment as administrator de bonis non of the Holt estate. They argue petitioners’ rights are unclear and the writ of prohibition may be discharged. W Ashford represents respondents. Sale advertised as part of proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Cartwright
Henry Smith
Ivne
Carlos A. Long
Robe
Holt
Long
W. Ashford
Carde
Kaual to Launch New Weekly Paper
Kaual county gains a county paper as Garden Isle rejuvenation funds a modern small printing plant at Lihue. Shilom will edit the venture, serving a purely local news medium as the Tritown steamer Wartworth sails for Gilbert Island home. For sale cards appear at the Bulletin office.
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Kaual
Ate
Shilom
Garden Isle
Confidential Clerk Contempt At Grand Jury Probe
Adachi Japanese clerk and interpreter to Attorney M. Brooke testified before the federal grand jury about alleged ties to a Japanese association aiding to shield violators. Judge Katee pressed for reason not to punish for contempt as Brooks’ confidential clerk refused to answer about money paid to the firm. The session drew a crowded courtroom with notable officials observing.
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Adach
M. Brooke
Gran Jury
Kater
Veteral
Brand and Petit
Amfrows
Ional
Gome Nurpriape
Atwater
Breckens
Adachi
Ooo Shikamaten
Connerten
Sahil
Dudke Katee
Perm Iman Atwater
Brooks
Beeckona
Hrooks
Hreckona
Judge Adachi Held In Contempt For Refusing Grand Jury
The court held Adachi in contempt after he refused to answer grand jury questions citing attorney‑client privilege. Judge Fete ordered hard labor until the grand jury reconvenes and invited De Adachi to purge himself by answering questions, with limited private consultation allowed for his client.
Justice Rogged by Banded Grime Protectors
A chaotic court scene centers on Adachi under judge Reton Hibs as he seeks to purge contempt. The federal grand jury questions him after adjournment and motions adjournment for three weeks at hard labor if he refuses. Authorities hint at investigations into criminal protective measures and potential indictments.
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Adachi
Reton
Grand Jury
Federal Grand Jury
Conurt
Attorbey Brochons
Marelil
Hater
Benckons
Partion
Boyd Aims For Glean Record In Franchise Auction
A reform bid to persuade Governor over franchise form risks losing territory as officials discuss public sale plans. The Land Commissioner works with the Governor and health officials on arguments about new governance and potential impacts on water distribution and plantation profits.
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Robeia
Cooper
Kepobe
Healthoper
Mubhia
Ingteuction Aukimeor
Jaiad
Hila
Joe
Earl & Ehaner
Anatter Javorrow
Worning
Che Allein
Che
Colombian emissary with canal plan arrives in New York
The Colombian Government’s special emissary, on missions to advance the Pasagi Canal project, reached New York and will press Washington on terms. The proposal seeks 25 million dollars from the United States and stipulates the canal route remain part of Colombia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
Panama Canal
United States
Colombia
Washington
Negotiations In Tokyo Between Russia and Japan Stall
In Yokohama on October 19 the talks between Russian and Japanese representatives over Manchurian and Korean affairs halted. Unrest grows as delays mount, and some fear Japan may seek force to defend its honor if talks fail.
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Yokohama
Japan
Trust Companies In Maryland Close Doors
The Maryland Trust Company and the Union Trust Company closed after announcing their failure. Excessive loans on securities that fell to near worthlessness in the recent stock market lull caused the collapse. Prominent financiers and many small investors are involved.
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Trust Companies
Maryland
Baltimore
Maryland Trust Company
Union Trust Company
Turshiz Earthquake Destroys Thirteen Villages
ODESSA Russia Oct. 19 reports reveal a severe earthquake at Turshiz Persia destroying thirteen villages and killing about 250 people. More than 5,000 residents are left homeless as the tremor affected a wide area.
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Odessa
Russia
Turshiz
Persia
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Cresceus
Associated Press
Wichita
Kan
Lou Dillon Thientason
Holt Estate Administration
Tritinh Steamaip Tsteworth
Gilbert Ieland
Ieland
Mr. Arundel
Wiater
Taleworth
South Seas
Benjamin
Alfred Benjamiz
Makers
Ayer
the Kash Coo., Ltd
Foreman Atwater
A. V. Gear
King Street
Masonic Temple
Diue
Eetoo
Thiarand
Uri Ametite
Vince Wits
Bald Witting
Witting
Adacht
Bincky
Wall
Bomicht
Jadarhl
Hittin
Petit Jury Werth
GRIME
Dudew
Boyd
World Guard
Kohala Ditch
Monarch
Levingston’s
Heywood
Manufacturers’ Shoe Company, Ltd
Tokio
London
England
St. Petersburg
Pittsburg
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