Republicans Plan Campaign Work In Central Committee Meeting
The Republican Central Committee votes plans at Fort Street HQ tonight to canvass the situation and organize a campaign. An Orpheum rally is proposed for next Saturday with hopes for Kubel’s return from Manila to lead the drive. The Fourth District executive committee meets at Podmore building to map district strategy and a banker meeting may be arranged this week. Regular Fourth District meetings are set for Thursdays, with the Fifth District also scheduling a session to outline regional work.
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Democrats Seek Men for Island Legislature Seats
Democrats search for men to run in the island legislature with a focus on Fourth and Fifth District contests. Kinney declines to run, while potential candidates include Harvey Damon Curfer de We Erving Trent Manasee and others such as Prender Shanks Mosman Nanakena Viyavea Jones Philip a Damien. House candidates named include Klan tha Chas McCarthy A Wilder Maka Wo and Sam Katon.
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Kinney
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Shanks Mosman
Nanakana
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Puilipa
Damien
Klantha
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A. Wilder
Maka Wo
Sam Katon
Molokai Sheriff Reports Burglary Case in Kaunakakau
Sheriff Rex Hitchcock reports a Hawaiian man named Kupa broke into a narcotics store at Kaunakakau, stealing seven bottles of wine. The suspect pleaded guilty to second degree larceny, was fined $25, and deemed not to be intoxicated to hold responsibilities.
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Rex Hitchcock
Molokai
Kupa
Kaunakakau
Biitbrook
Palmer Woods Democrats Claim Momentum In Kohala
Senator Palmer Woods of Kohala forecasts Democratic success in Hawaii as he discusses the political mood. He notes Kuhio’s canvass, predicts Frank Woods as Senate candidate, and J Burgess Makahatupa as leading House contenders while criticizing rival tactics and vowing to “make things hum” in the upcoming election.
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Kohala
Hawaii
Kuhio
Waiplo
Neo
Frank Woods
Senate
J. Burgess
Makahatupa
House
T. Shipman
George
Iroquois Returns After Midway Mission Missing Details
Admiral Terry reports a cable indicating the Iroquois left Midway Island Saturday bound for Honolulu. Arrival expected Friday night or Saturday morning. The vessel carried tea piles for the stationed detachment as part of a weathered, guarded operation.
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Midway
Honolulu
Koeping
Dietz And Norton Swear 10 Cross Complaints
Dietz and Norton, both involved in a quarrel over a Norton watch Dietz was repairing on Fort Street. Norton claims Dietz drew a revolver on September 10 during settlement talks and Dietz counters that Norton assaulted him first and refused to pay for repairs. Dietz denies drawing a weapon.
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Dieta
Cable notice from Midway to Honolulu Bulletin edition
Morning transmission from Midway to the Honolulu Bulletin expresses thanks for the paper and conveys appreciation for support and kind words received by all at the local office.
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Midway
Honolulu
Kohala Ditch Men On Starting Work
Kohala ditch interests gather in the city as John Hind T. 8 Kay Mae ton and Puahen ranch manager join to discuss starting operations on the Kohala branch. Engineer O Shaughneday among those arranging details for the forthcoming efforts.
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My. Maeton
Puahen Ranch
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Cooper Bids On Manoa Property At Sixty Thousand
Henry E. Cooper bid sixty thousand dollars for sixty two acres of Island Realty Company land in Manoa Valley. The sale, overseen by Commissioner W. Sims, followed a foreclosure decree filed August 24 in H. B. Cooper v. Island Realty Co. Seven tracts of land and a mansion were included and bid up from thirty thousand dollars.
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Island Realty Company
Manoa Valley
James ¥. Morgan
Audioneer
Judee Gear
B. Cooper
Real Estate Transactions Entered for Record Sept
Real estate transfers listed with various grantors and grantees entered for record between 10 30 a m and 12 m including L M Gray to Philip A Dodge Mary T Beard and heirs to Awl Lawle Jr Manuel Adrian to Manos vines Keiltnohola Mahakawi to Samuel Spencer Jones Berrao to Jose de Ramos Manuel P Marting W W Alapal et al Joseph Parkanant to Minnie Tons D Kahaulello to A Pimento and others. Also charity ball at Progress Hall on Saturday evening October 15 and a quotation about debts not being paid.
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Dodge
Mary T Beardvleo
Heir
Awl Lawle Jr
Manoel
Adrian
Vines Keiltnohola Mahakawi
Ramuel Spencer
Ie Jones Berrao
Ramos
Manuel ¥Itirands
Marting
Alapal
Joseph Parkanant
Minnie
Kaalone
Kabakumakalani
Albertina Mbubloe
Asserssreeeers
Albertina
Kalawalenish
Len Shyn Wal & Et
Lea Bhyn Wal & Co
Lin Hop Tong
Ladies' Facial Massage Service Offered at Home
A barber shop advertises home visits for facial massage by calling Main 227. The service markets an expert operator to perform treatments in clients' residences.
Open Gambling in Honolulu Cited by Judge Gear
A Honolulu court guards the line on public gambling, noting open operations in broad daylight. Judge Gear sentences Chew II to thirty years for lottery, while remarks on city conditions and nonchalant enforcement highlight a tense legal scene as defense disbands and counsel shifts.
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Pans
Wwe
Dan Kamal Kaiti
Butt
Pollen Court
Prosner
Dunne
Chik
J. Dunne
Ftirewoods
Federal
J. W. Cathcart
Cathcart
Indicted for Harris Murder Opens Open File Sessions
Territorial Grand Jury presented before Judge Gear with twenty two matters in mystery while open indictments reveal a murder in the first degree against defendant R Genes. The inquest listed burglary tar way and liquor charges among others.
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Gear
Murenan J.D. Tucker
Peters
Millit Mugene Bailandesu
Alta
R Genes
Giveata
Amos Kinnard
Amos
Kingdom Come
Many Restaurant Keepers Arrested
Ah Yong Hop Kee Lum Sun Yuen You Lee W A Chun Tam Hop Bing Lung and Chee Won appeared before Judge Lindsay this morning charged with operating restaurants without the required license. Judge Gear in a brief decision on June 9 declared Penal Code provisions unconstitutional. Police plan to seek Supreme Court review and all defendants’ cases were continued to next Wednesday.
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Ah Yong
Hop Kee
Lum Sun Yuen
You Lee
W. A. Chun
Tam Hop Bing Lung
Chee Won
Lindsay
Gear
Bief
Rm Vraok Lucowoko
Supreme Court
Mongolia Will Have Ample Boom
Hackfeld & Co the Honolulu agents for Pacific Mall Steamship report from Yok ohama that the Mongolia left port last Saturday with 1700 tons of freight for this port and about 175 cabin passengers for Honolulu to San Francisco The voyage marks the largest passenger accommodation by this line from Honolulu in recent years Miranda In this city September 17 1904 to Mr and Mrs Miranda a son
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Hackfeld & Co
Pacific Mall Steamship Company
Yokohama
Monolia
Mongolia
Thin Port
San Francisco
Honolulu
Cecil Brown Seeks Senate Victory as Independent Republican
Cecil Brown announces a bid for the Senate as an Independent Republican, claiming party manipulation cost him the nomination and predicting broad independent support. The move complicates Island politics while Brown touts backing from independent voters and leaders outside party lines.
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