Battle in Court Over Mo’okai Blockade In Island News
Provisional injunction proceedings occur as Laule seeks to bar health authorities from hindering political campaigning on Molokai. Attorney W A Kinney, GA Andrews, and Attorney General Andrew appear for the plaintiff, while J Ki Plukham and others defend the Board of Health and settlement authorities. Letters from inmates accuse interference by officials and supporters while a judge considers if campaigning at the settlement is permitted.
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Tunkea
Furain
Motokai
Junge Santeed
W. A.kinney
Galialth
Laule
Andrew
Vechey
W. 4
Henk
Board of Health
Kinney
Bulletin
di Andrews
Iauken
Congress
Hawaii
J. Ki Plukham
Wnable
Ehetter
Molokai
Agatnel
Vartone
Aelaps
Lorein Andrews
Campaleo
Ant
Senate of the
Territory
Cooper Haye
Prisoner Jows Tore Dies in Oahu Prison Hospital
Jows Tore a Porto Rican prisoner at Oahu prison died this morning from heart disease after a rapid decline. His remains were interred in Makiki cemetery prison division. Tore, sixteen in prison records, had a dark history including a daring break from a prison gang six months ago in Kapiolani Park.
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Jows Tore
Porto
Hiemi Aurel
Ihlin Pecothe
Tore
Kapiolani Park
Waikiid
Ladies' Facial Massage Service Offered by Call
Telephone Main 227 to arrange professional facial massage at home. Barber shop advertises expert operator available for in-home visits.
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Ial
Sierra Breaks Another Record at Auckland Passage
The Oceante steamship Sierra arrived from Colonies at 7:40 in the morning docking at the Sierra wharf after an eight hour Auckland delay. The vessel steamed from Sydney with high winds and smooth seas, beating prior records and completing the Auckland to Honolulu leg in record time amid stormy autumn weather.
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Colonies
de Sierra
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Sydney
Ube
Tuaman Sea
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Aiekland
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Avekiant
Henry Dis Discusses Office And Warden Prospects
High Sheriff Henry stated this morning he has taken no action on appointing a new warden. He noted many applications and will select a suitable candidate, with Kamina seen as a strong possibility. Other contenders mentioned include Paul Jarrett, H. M. Dow, Sam Johnson, and A. McGure, while Eduardo Teves died this morning and will be buried at 4 PM at the Portuguese Church. The Toyo Kinna Kaisha America Maru was sighted at Koko Head with five days of mail.
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Henry
Leon
Siri Howey
Pail Jarrett
Wanlen Katilin
Homry
Kamina
Police
Soper
Republican Central Committee
Thor
Paul Jarrett
H. M. Dow
Sam Johnson
Kanana
HB. Murray
Henry Vida
A. McGure
Id Dow
Johnson
Warden
Vida
Eduardo Teves
Thin Town
Toyo Kinna Kaisha
America Maru
Koko Head
Coant
Auditor Fisher Finishes Hill of Deputy Sheriff Fines
Auditor Fisher completed auditing the deputy sheriff’s fines and costs this afternoon. High Sheriff Henry is unsure if he will release the $410 deposited, while Moeaman has turned in more than enough money to clear deficiencies. The Attorney General will be consulted before further action.
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Fisher
Sheri
Costa
Henry
Manila
Moeaman
Injunction Hearing on Molokal Settlement Inmate Communications
An injunction proceeding before Judge Dole concerns curtailing the Hoard of Health from conversations with Molokal settlement inmates. Dr B Cooper testified about the board’s handling and rules, including the proposed limits on political addresses to inmates, which was postponed pending further action.
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Dole
B. Cooper
Regan
Alisk
Mortiny
Trial delay as court seeks Chinese interpreter
The Pong Kau trial stalled this afternoon while a Chinese interpreter was sought. The judge announced there is no regular interpreter and the court faces growing difficulties due to reductions in interpreter availability. The defendant faces an alleged amnanim on a young girl, with proceedings delayed awaiting translation.
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Pong Kau
Juilye Gear
Japanese youth sentenced for second degree murder in Kaual
Yoshikawa Dengiro, a 22 year old Japanope, was sentenced to hard labor for killing Yoshikawa Taiko, who brought him from Japan and adopted him. He pleaded guilty to second degree murder after a jury nearly formed. The court noted a possible twenty year to life range, and Dengiro received the term. Attorney Henry Hogan spoke for over half an hour delivering a forceful argument.
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Yoshikawa Dengiro
Natural We
Yoshikawa Taiko
Japan
Kaual
Dengio
Dengiro
Henry Hogan
Lin Benalt
Hogan
Lila Sneooh
Good Government Club Endorses Ticket at Occidental Hotel
The Good Government Club met at the Occidental Hotel and endorsed a ticket headed by Benatore-Ceeil Brown and Frank Harvey with Gilbert TL. Waller as a representative candidate Campbell noted among the supported nominees.
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Good Government Club
Occidental Hotel
Benatore
Ceeil Brown
Frank Harvey
Gilbert TL. Waller
Campbell
Damon’s Murderer Set for Tomorrow’s Execution
A Memphis era piece reports that Jane Miranda, referred to as the killer of Damon, is scheduled for execution tomorrow after a fair trial. The hanging will occur at 9 a.m. in the public gallows setup at the main corridor entrance, with officers limited to jail staff. The piece notes prior executions and describes ritual details of the gallows and trap mechanism.
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Jane Miranda
Damon
Miranda
Miranti
Tantara
Woburo
Inet Tan
Offbeta
Alve Mase
Vietin Miranda
Ana Fuitt
Giaalura
Shortage in Mosman account prompts probe by auditor
Deputy Henry Mosman faces inquiry as Auditor Fisher questions missing funds said to be government money kept at Mosman’s home. Report notes 2 PM discussion with Sheriff and officials about the irregular deposits and possible wider shortages.
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Mosman
Mose Matt
Wafe
Cerrenu
Lameton
Jarrett
Harris, Andrade, Quinn
Aphwelub Daw
Fvth
Ela
Ely
DOLE HANDS OUT IMPRISONMENT FOR CONSPIRACY IN MAUI
A court in Dateland sentenced Manuel C. Rows to ten months for embezzlement of post office funds totaling 680.40 dollars at Pumene Maui. He received an additional month for fines. Other defendants Nakamura and Kanemura were jailed for one month for conspiring to commit adultery. No meeting of the Board of Health this afternoon.
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Manuel C. Rows
Pumene
Maui
Pood
Jedd Dateland
Hineam Frank M. Naraco
Toyawa Mone Noutal Aidarmura
Ichiaro Kanemura
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