Washington hears sensational Humphreys defense ripple
A Washington report says Judge Humphreys defense against Hawaii Bar Association charges has sparked a stir. It notes possible action by President in light of Attorney General Knox’s view and hints at a Congress meet and potential special inquiry into the Dole government.
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New York
the Tribune
Washington
Humphreys
Bar Association of Hawaii
Knox
Junie
Humphroye Ince
Dole
Aumphreyy
Nole
Powton
Ivianda
Huwaii
Humphreyethi
Congres
Lwlanda
Parker Wannington Reward Suggested by Officials
A proposal emerged in executive departments urging action for the colored man Parker who possibly saved the President’s life. The topic drew attention as inquiries begin into Parker’s full name and background amid debate over recognition.
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Wannington
Sept
Parker
Deangata Bimeek
Judge Denies Jury Trial in Naval Station Condemnation Case
In Federal Court Judge Ketee granted the government motion to strike out the right to a jury trial in the oat hartor naval station land condemnation suit. The ruling, with ten days for amended answers, preserves but does not decide the jury question and allows respondents to apply for a jury trial later. The Department of Justice seeks expeditious closure, noting the land is needed for territorial protection and compensation will be provided.
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Extee
Oat!hartor Naval Station Land Condemnation
United States
J. J. Dunnw
F. M. Hateh
W. L. Branles
H. A. Bigelow
Ketee
Heither
Learing
Department of Justice
Kotwo
Hatob
Andge Katoe
Buddhism spreads to Waipio with temple dedication service
Buddhist temple members marching to Waipio to dedicate a new temple. Farewell event for assistant pastor Mathumotu followed. City temple membership nears 2600 with continued growth. Japanese plans to extend church outreach to inland areas on Waipio and other islands.
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Sill Ke
Walple Sandaying
Akte
Ute
Mathumotu
Sehured
Waipio
Matthews Must Appear In Court Over Hidden Cave Case
Matthews, a man who hid a cave, faces a judge in Pollen Court after failing to appear for a previous hearing. Judge Wilcox adjourned to recall martial memory, then delayed until today. Earlier, police noted the case, while a separate discovery occurred near the McIntyre building at Klug and Fort streets.
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Matthews
Yenterday
Wilcox
Cate
Marshal Ray
Bie
Matthews Wa
Witnens
High Hackff
Mea
McIntyre
Klag and
Fort Streets
President's health bulletin on wound healing progress
Doctors report steady healing at Milburn House. A bullet fragment beneath the skin was removed but caused slight wound irritation, delaying closure. The President is eating light nourishment and healing is slowed by the wound opening slightly, with full recovery hoped under close care.
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Milburn House
Muttata
SPLM
Rixey
M.D. Munn
Rowwell Park
Herman Mynter
Char
Moturney
Believed President In Quiet House After Incident
Reports say the president remains indoors as the house quiets with faint light and no sign of activity, leaving observers without clear evidence of movement or immediate danger.
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Ing Yi Rt
Polo injuries and promotions loom in mixed warfront tale
Lieut Hancock of the Cow Army was hurt playing polo at Kaplolant Park on Saturday. Dr Mejadory of Camp McKinley was struck on the fore by a polo mallet and injured. Chief Broward Joseph Hoel, formerly of Australia, has been promoted to honor aboard the Ventura. Whom Seeley, captured, will be assigned to the Alwineda this morning.
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Lieut. Hancock
Cow Artilery
Kaplolant Park
Me> jAdory
Camp McKinley
Alwa
Broward Joseph Hoelmerly
Australia
Hon
Ard Clark
Seeley
Rumors of Japanese Attacks Spark Vigilante Action in Panhandle
A wave of fear spread as Japanese workers in Pensacola and nearby streets faced suspicions of hoodlum ties. Police report several arrests for alleged assaults and looting. a Portuguese youth was attacked by a Japanese assailant, prompting locals to form a vigilance group and reinforce patrols.
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Tanta
Pensacola
Atresia
Met
Cabral
Tichardson
Kang
Jury delay in McKinney case and arraignments continue
Suurors excused and grand jury adjourned to 1220 PM as Judge Little prepares to hear a paneled case while awaiting latest vows on President McKinney. Three Limapehy brothers and Moefouo appeared in police court for assault on a China in Alanow valley. case continued after police described victim's condition.
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Ainge Gear
Hns
President McKinney
Moefouo
Alanow Valley
Palmer Goes Home After Rearrested Toy Moved to Steamship
Harry Palmer, the toy boy rearrested and held by police, was sent home this morning aboard a steamer. A letter from his mother enclosed money for a ticket to San Francisco and clothes. Special Officer Doyle escorted the boy to the vessel, with authorities in San Francisco to monitor until contact with his mother. The port logged 14% passengers and 95 through passengers. cargo for the Colonies included 2567 tons of general merchandise.
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Harry Palmer
Sutton
San Francisco
Doyle
Wulletin
San Franciso
Murchandlae
Eae
Dr Cooper Receives Elks Welcome in Milwaukee
Dr. Charles B. Cooper returns from the East amid a Milwaukee Grand Lodge Elks reception. He reports hearty hospitality, travel notes from Ventura to New York, and memories of the convention. He notes Proaktent concerns, the San Francisco strike impact, and factory stoppages causing hardship and potential shutdowns.
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Charles B. Cooper
Ventura
Mra. Reer
California
Wellip
Atakes Street
Dein Malew
Hawaii
Piaher
Jorge
Cooper
Mearth
Middletowa
New York
Banta Harbare
San
Thirty Days to London From the Antipodes Log of the Ventura
Washington reports that all members of the Behy court of Inquiry are in Washington. The steamship Ventura left Auckland August 11 and Sydney August 4 for the voyage to London. The London mail from Sydney to London is slated for September 14, about thirty one days from Sydney, with faster transit via New Zealand and the Peninsular route. Mrs Frank J. Turk arrived from the coast aboard the Ventura.
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Washington
BehPy Court of Inquiry
Howlwn
Howe Tremely
Tom
Gree
Ventura
Sydney
Pam
Ban Pat
Maine
Omaha
Chicago
Chicago, Huttington & Quincy Railroad
Lake Shore& Michigan Southern Railway
Lee
Toledo
No. 9
New York
Adelaide
London
Europe
Auckland
New Zealand Mail
Tania
Fragmentary Civil War Era Advertiser Exchange
An archaic exchange references Col Wilson replying to a Bulletin about a worker and Sabate. Mentions Heaties David Dayton Captain Brokaw and Duke Montehol as witnesses that a horse was not red and that Ba Bute did not appear. Claims confusion over where a suspect spoke from and notes an Eagles meet in a new hall on a date not specified.
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Forlow
Sabate
Ashame
David Dayton
Captain Brokaw
Duke MoNtehol
Babute
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