Propriety of Dreier Ballot Seeks Supreme Court Review
The Hawaii Supreme Court will hear W W Harris protest against printing August Dreier's name on the Fourth District ballot. The case, styled William W Harris vs Henry E Cooper, queries whether the Secretary of the Territory may determine candidate qualifications and place a name on official ballots despite protests.
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W. W. Harris
August Dreies
Supreme Court
William W. Harris
Henry E. Cooper
Territory of Hawaii
Wiliam W. Harria
Honolulu
Oahu
Circuit Court
Territory of
Hawaii
A F. Gilfillan
House of Representatives
Dreier
Cooper
WW. W. Harris
Angust Dreier
Territory
Ventura Harbor plans for new oil dock capacity
Fragmented notes describe construction at Ostry Oil's Ventura facility to build a new dock at Ventere Cal. Work aims to reach 10 feet and take about a month to complete. A carrier is under construction and the terminal will serve Ventura and Homoteta with a 15,000 barrel capacity.
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Ventere
Cal
Bern
Bultdeee
Congress Urged to Pass Bill for Fire Claim Aid
Chamber of Commerce and Merchants Association held meetings to form a three member committee and send a delegate on the steamship China to Washington to push a bill authorizing nearly two million dollars for fire claims from the bubonic plague era and to press Mackay cable to Hawaii. Committees plan fund-raising targets and to coordinate with local Chinese and Japanese affected by losses.
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OTH
Chamber of Commerce
Merchants’ Association
China
Washington
Congress
J. P. Cooke
Ichairman
E. Damon
G W Smith
W W Hall
J. F. Hamburg
E. A. McInerny
Mackay Cable
Hackfeld
Hackfeld & Co
Cml Cooke
J. G Spencer
JF Heckfel
H A. Isenberg
F_Dillingham
Geo Robertson
J J Egan
F M Swangly
W. W. Ball
S E Damon
Grinbaum
B Atherton
A. Schaefer
W F Allen
JP Cooke
W M Giffard
George W Smith
W L. Hopper
Wow Hall
Cooke
Chamber
House of
H. Hackfeld & Co
Mermbere
Hawaii
Eteps
Merchant's Association
Merchante’ Association
Haywong
George Carter
Kcal
Hondutt
Spencer
Wng
Haywood
J. B Atherton
Mr Atherton
BIH
J P. Cooke
Wilcox
Wave and Means
Wicox
J & F Dillingham
Henniulu
Aduvinistration
J FP Cooke
S E. Damon
G W. Smith
New York Chamber of Commerce
J F. Hackfeld
Mackay
Dillingham
San Francisco
Cabie
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
M Giffard
Mackay Enterprise
Me Schaefer
Merchants Association
Merchanter’ Association
Hall
J F Hamburg
E. A McInermy
Weather observatory planned for Tantalus adjunct to Experiment Station
A weather observatory to be established on Tantalus as part of the Agricultural Experiment Station and aligned with the United States Weather Bureau will receive instruments and cables. Director Jared G. Smith will record temperature and rainfall, sending reports to Washington and San Francisco, with daily exchanges once the cable is completed. The mainland and island benefits differ, with the Pacific Coast gaining the most from early storm warnings.
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United States Weather Bureau Service
Tantalus
Agricultural Experiment Station
Jared G. Smith
Alameda
Smith
Weather Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Eewalo
United States Weather Bureau
United States
Washington
San Francisco
Hawaiian Islands
Curtis J. Lyons
Department
Monthly Weather Review
Bureau
Lyons
Honolulu
Pacific
Hawaii
Middle Western States
FUMIGATION RULE RELAXED FOR MOST VESSELS IN HONOLULU
Dr Cofer of the Federal quarantine service orders that future departures from Honolulu need not include fumigation as the overhanging elond health threat has dispersed. Passengers will be cleared by health officer without fumigation, while ships arriving before April 1 must still undergo fumigation and health inspection. Notable vessels listed include A J Faller, Fortlen A Read, Gerard C Tobey, Frank W Howe, Alice Conke, Olea, Edward Sewall, Kikitat, Orexenian, C Aen, and R D Carteton.
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Cofer
Federal
Quarantine Service
Coafer
Honolulu
Read
Gerard C Tobey
Frank Ww. Howe
Alice Conke
Cchooner Olea
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Rieters
Chamber of Commerce and Merchants’ Association
Jared Smith
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