Governor Carter Defends Police Reform Plan Amid Debate
Governor Carter outlined aims to reform the Honolulu police as an effective arm of the law. He argued changes are to ensure public safety and denial of any intent to create a “closed town.” The governor noted potential warden appointments and related political maneuvers reach beyond the capital as a grand jury investigates Chinese gambling rings.
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Centain
Quinn
Carter
Honolulu
Legtula
Wiliam Heney
Cale Penitentiary
Hamel Johnson
Jearbage
Clerk Dow
Police Department
Henry Vida
Aldo Epolinn
Sheri Henry
Dickey Davin
Pinkerton
Oak
Bulle Jn
Dickey Davie
Buislowne
Jindge
Grand Jury
Deneuve Hato
Stocks Slide As Bonds Hold Steady In Early Trading
The opening feature shows a stock slump with bonds weaker on the day. Hawaiian Government bonds trade at par as sugar stocks move. McBryde slips to four, Kihel rebounds to eight, Walalia up to 8 1/2, Pioneer and Hawaiian Commercial remain the most active issues.
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McBryde
Kihel
Walalia
Dow Explanations of 1 0 0 System At Police Station
The High Sheriff’s clerk Mr Dow defends the 1 0 0 system used at the police station. He explains government funds financed early advances to officers, then audits reduced cash on hand. He details arrangements with Scheenwal for interest bearing loans, notes ten percent monthly, and officers paying interest voluntarily.
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M. Dow
Dow
Mr. Behnael
Joanie Mepoon
Iran
Thei Joans
Democrats Seek Court Help for Settlement Access
Democrats petition Federal Court asking injunction to stop interference by the Board of Health and its officers at the Nome settlement on Oahu. Centric claims allege political motive by Republicans and their allies to bar Democratic and other candidates from visiting and addressing residents, threatening health-based restrictions.
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Campalan
Cape Ture
Kalawaka
Cuba
Joy Ue
Notley
Tatke
Hawaii
Kanal Fone
Oahu
Jude Sanford B. Dole
CP. Laukea
Health
W. A. Kinney
Nome Erathy Central Committee
Board of Health
Home Rule
Berane
oMee Tholters Weil
Saunt
Motokal
Lata
Larrin Andrews
Board of
Healthy
Con Hlainent
Wald
Heine
Wnd
Enid
Said Andrews
Walt Andrews
Coneres
Enong
Discrepancies In Police Book Details Under Review
Investigators examine inconsistencies in police department ledgers with Auditor Fisher and Governor officials monitoring. concerns include unaccounted printing bills and alleged shortages tied to notices of execution. Deputy Sheriff and tax delinquency funds also cited for possible irregularities awaiting explanation.
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Polloe
Territorial Audie Plaher
Fisher Way
Chillingworth
Hacropanicien
Fisher
Palloe
Sherif Henry
Gear Kills Order In Mahaulu Case Delayed
Judge Gear renews the order this afternoon, continuing the Mahaulu embezzlement case to the term. A stipulation between the Attorney General's Department and Rawling caused an earlier morning continuation. the judge notes Rawlin’s deputy status prevents representation, requiring a valid party to appear for Mahaulu. The scene hints at court cash and appearances as the matter stalls.
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Gear
Stephen Mahauli
Garo
Attorney General's Department
W T. Rawling
Mahau Ju
Rawline
Gen
Rawlins
Sher M
Attorney General
Attorney General’s
Gener Ale
Mahwue Ju
Hinena
Mataulu Rawling
Malauh
Volcano House Sale Denied By Geo Lycurgue
Sheriff Andrews in Hawaii requested detention of a Korean named Kim Moon Bute with a wireless message. The man was located quickly and is in custody. No reason for the detention is known.
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Geo. Lycuirene
Lycurgue
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