Fights At Wailuku Convention In Territorial Fight
The Republican Territorial Convention at Wailuku on Saturday produced a lively, factions driven day with Judge Dole as temporary chairman. Delegates engaged in platform wrangles over immigration, county tax, and Carter administration policy, while Hawaii, Maul, and Kauai contingents backed various lines. Delegates dined, debated, and prepared for further action as the platform committee pressed to finish before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wailuku
Dole
Alfaira
Cor
Hawaii
Federal
H. P. Baldwin
Baldwin Alma Wees
Kihly
Bam Kalan
Keola
Kauai
John Mole
Biephen Dewha
Holetein
Greenwell
Arthurie
Rice
Kahului
Maul
Fred Muetarian
Tin
Dudge
Semion Tewrly
Chatrjoan Robertson
Territorial Committee
Executive Committee
Kineh
Kenator Lane
Carter
Aescond
Roosevelt
Eluyue
Robertson Wood
Uhe
bin Ritine
Campaten
Mulokau Immigra
Endorsed For County Offices in Local Meeting
A local meeting of Liainem representatives endorsed county office candidates before the Republican convention. The committee announced recommendations for First Senator, County Clerk, Treasurer, Auditor, and four Representatives, with adjournment to consider further nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
van Geld
Abe
Liainem Mok
BO. Hall
W. A. Howen
A. Garvie
Ay Gartenberg
A.C Wall
HD. Tenney
M. A. Gonsalves
W. Smith
J. I
Charlee Cooke
Morgan
Kga
GW. Smith
Clarence Cooke
J.P Hoke
Tenney
Clareton Cooke
Ehitrimat
Wits Jettlank Auperviers Wow
Tarrin
Ena Muriaee
Wight
Walter’ Dilling
W. C. Smith
D. Kalauokatan, Jr
Wreawarer
Fred
Hh. Barta
Howen
Eve Wann
Curthier
J.P. Cooke
Territorial Central Committee Elections and Officers Named
The document lists representatives for multiple districts with names such as McCann Keste Kamanoba Rotinwen Dus Meyer Kee Sino Cockett Hendey Savidge and Lane, along with officers of the committee including Chair A G Robertson and Secretary William Savidge. It notes an executive committee and that certain positions remain unsettled. An appended note mentions Andrew Zane, a Chinese American carrier for the Bulletin, departing for China or Korea and possibly returning to Hawaii after graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BP McCann
Keste
Jamon
Mattoon
J. W. Moanaull
K Nohale
GP. Kamanoba
le Holstein
H. HL. Kenton
W. Z. Rotinwen
George Dus
Kalwt
HH. Meyer
John Kee
Sino
J.C. Cockett
RB Hendey
Willioam Savider
Partington
Som Manu
M. Thoberisnn
G. Hal Dintelet
A Mahauly
Kahumo
Ko Bod
Crawford
Lane
Alita
Wolf
Bisth
Thtetriot
George Mahikon
A. Knudson
Optergett
Arthur Hive
A. G.M. Robertson
Jonn Kane
William Savidge
Freuinrers
Ly Destu
Lane Ant
Ania
Arthur Rice
Tere
Andrew Zane
Bulletin
China
Korea
Toone
Brother Ix
Hawaii
Partition Parker Ranch Negotiations Stall in Hawaii
Partial notes detail long stalled talks over Parker Ranch partition with talks of selling rights to some owners failing. Officials say no sale will occur and partition will proceed despite limited public disclosure. Reports from Havana and Russia note a massacre of Jews and a railway attack, with a stolen gold brooch at a baseball park office reward posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hane
Hawaii
Col Fam
J. Hopp & CO
Porter Furniture Co
J. Hopp & Cog
Hopp & CO
Pacific Mutual Facts Reflect Losses and Finances after Fire
The Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company of California reports one death from the April disaster and notes its San Francisco Home Office building loss but preserved value. Mortgage holdings, fire insurance, and vault contents are detailed alongside total assets and policyholder surplus. The firm emphasizes stability, long history, and executive notes.
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Spany
San Francisco
Cisco
Eason
Chinatown
Los Angeles
California
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
Mississippi River
Satia Federity
Contes
de Camastters
A Rugdell, JR
Clinton J
Strike Breakers Return Home After Rail Strike
In San Francisco on Sept 10 about 250 strike breakers imported by United Railroads went home. A crowd wrecked two cars operated by union crews. Marblehead reports Roosevelt Cup race between German and American yachts ongoing with cable news updates.
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Ban
Francisco
Gal
United Railroads
Union Crewa
Cable
Marblehead
Public Schools Open For Fall Term
Public education begins for fall term as students return to classes. Superintendent Rabbit notes full pay for teachers on time, with backdated initiation for those arriving late. Central Hana school formed by merging Hy High annex and Kiakupua. Added openings expected across Kaumaus Hawaii Kawailapai and other districts.
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Tolay
Koredhie
On Central Gana
Hy High School
Kiakupua
Norwial
Gramiani
Kaumaus
Haweii
Paaubau
Hawaii
Kawailapai
Oahu
Gold brooch found at Baseball Park in Bowie, Maryland
A gold brooch with diamonds was reported found at Baseball Park in Bowie. No owner identified yet. item described with nearby Bowie, Maryland location and partial details from the finder.
Sunset Express Derails Injuring 27 Passengers
The Sunset Express derailed today near Kal, injuring 27 passengers seriously. A celebratory event for Call fortia's Adimiesion Day was planned at the Alexander Young hotel, invitation only. Local reports mention a California expedition and references to Old World fables in a restless regional bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal
Alesander Young
Callfortia
California
Ineavid, A
Svenic Helin
Eh Bosige
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Ee Whee Carter
Immigration and Primary Law
the Kash Co., Ltd
Hawaiian Trust
Vort St. Bonolulr
New Republican Territorial Central Committee
Republican Central Committee
Siedlin
Russia
Miss Ussed
Havana
Cubs
Porter’s
Cnn
Porter
Young Building
Bishop Street
Pacific Mutual Facts
VIM
Loer
Baseball Park
Bowie
Diamonds
Howard
Henry Waterhouse Tri Co
Tiflis
Kwarel
New York
Young
Nanaia
Drue
Manufacturers’ Shoe Co. Ltd
Fort Street
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