Kuhio Reports Big Island Solid for Republicans
Delegate Kuhio returns from Hawaii campaigning tour stating strong Republican prospects across the island. He cites favorable reception in Kalapana Puna Kohala and Kohala districts and predicts victory if workers in every precinct unite. He notes shifting support from Home Rule to Democratic party in some areas and plans further tours including Oahu Kaun Maul before the election.
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Kuhio
Hawaii
I ‘Wall
Kalapana
Puna
Big Island
Republica
Wailplo Valley
Kohala
Oahu
Orpheum
Turbulent liquor club case shocks town
John Poe Jim Weeks and Nor Man Frazier were fined after a disorderly scene at a local liquor club. Elana Mawallan appeared for larceny in the second degree, accused of stealing a coat worth five dollars a pair of trousers also five dollars and a shirt valued at twenty five cents, with the court noting the prisoner wore the stolen clothes.
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John Poe
Jim Weeks
Norman Frazier
Elana
Mawallan
Lindsay
Sherif Chillingworth
Hama
Musiyama
Inspectors of Elections Seek Direction on Serving Roles
The text reports that inspectors of elections must address the Secretary of the Territory to state their intent to continue service. It notes three inspectors per precinct and says those who have not responded will be replaced if they do not wish to serve this year, with appointments to be made next Monday.
Jurors and Lawyers Stir Court in Busy Session
In a crowded morning session of Judge Fivar's criminal court jurors pressed for time and the courtroom buzzed with speeches from attorneys. One attorney interrupted with a motion to present and asked the court to fix ball for his client as the scene spilled into a gale of arguments and protests.
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Criminal Court
Uume
Tam
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Judge Denies Dune Motion in Franca Case at Mall Road Halfway House
The court rejected Attorney J J Dunne's bid to dismiss the Territory versus M F Franca charge of selling liquor without a license at Franca's halfway house on Mall Road. The panel adjourned until 2 pm with jurors told to return at 10 am tomorrow as the Franca case proceeds.
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J. J. Dunne
M. PF. Franca
Francs
Mall
Pranea
Young Burglars Tied to Multiple Thefts Before Arrest
Detective McCuttle this forenoon took a hand as youths Louis Freltan and Hob Kellan were arrested for burglarizing the Guy Owens residence last night. The pair admitted breaking into Frederick 8 larrivon street Isleotric pocket light and La Wallan, Mrs Haletwad, Bilya's dairy on King Street, Mrs Lowers Japanese servant quarters, and Herbert's Japanese servant’s on King Street. Losses included a trunk with clothing, $1417.60 from the dairy, $150 in silver, a silver watch, cash, and other valuables. McDuthe has located stolen jewelry and clothing. the pictured drunken spree followed by the youths’ spending.
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Louis Freltan
Hob Kellan
Guy Owens
Owen
Frederick
Larrivon
Um Street
Wallan
Mra
Haletwad
Wille
Bilya’s
King Streat
Japanese — Wervante
Punahou
Herbert
Wervante
Kellan
McDuthe Haw
Democratic aspirants for Fourth District seat
Captain Chas Campbell and J Hutchins the insurance man are reported as aspirants for a place on the Fourth District ballots.
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J. Campbell
J. Hutchins
Japanese defendants in court spark uproar over fines
Attorney C HittingMorning challenged Judge Geor Oxball over a ruling in a case involving two Japanese defendants found with che fa tickets. The court set bail at twice the fine, with fines cited as 20 dollars and 75 dollars, provoking strong protests from defense counsel JW Cathcart and others. The judge noted the code allows bail to double the fine, up to a maximum.
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Gear
Oo High A
Fifth District GOP Ticket Defends Candidates Amid Criticism
Vida Ow Fifta chairman of the Fifth District Republican Committee rejects attacks on the district ticket. He cites leaders from various precincts and defends the selection process arguing the ticket reflects educated, responsible Hawaiians. The piece notes endorsements from plantation figures and local professionals as part of the ticket bolster.
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Republican Committee
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FT. P| Waterhoune
A. A Adams
K, RG
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Tom Kulawai
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Ovar Cox
Charley Hoard
Tenth Pre
Lewers & Cooke
Kullopu
St. Lily College
Jin Shaw
Haole
Royal Choo
Hin
Ucket
Police Quickly Locate Burglars After Owens Residence Break In
Police commend swift work by Mounted Patrolman Barney Joy who captured suspect Bob Kellan after a shoe ring led to questioning. The burglary at Guy Owens electrician’s home on Wilder Avenue yielded Hawaiian rings and currency stolen earlier that night. Kellan admitted with Louie Freitas involvement and the loot hidden near a bridge.
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Guy Owens
Anapunt Hoot
Wilder Avenue
Japan
Owenn
Chilingworth
Joy
King Street
August Droler
Ring
Mager
Bob Kelas
Kellan
Koa
Hin
Thin
Barney
Binsy
Shortt Chillingworth
Louie Freitas
Owens Holl
Uruge
Pa Ah Baie
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