Century Telephone Plans Underground Conduits in Honolulu
License issued by the government allows Century Telephone to lay underground conduits for wires, tearing up streets and preparing to install a new exchange system. The plan includes a government reserved cell for state use, with eventual nationwide inter-island lines contemplated and guaranteed continued service to subscribers.
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NDER
Century Telephone Company
San Francisco
Century Company
George W. Simith
F. J. Lowrey
Harbor
Nuyana
Beretania
Kbow
Alapai
Chbowl
Thiay
Corporatm Fave
Jsk
Honolulu
Rapid Transit Road Extends Plans for City Lines
The Rapid Transit Company reads a board meeting to begin extensions from Alapai Street toward Waikiki Road with tenders for the first line. New bond-financed funds near 300000 will repay Honolulu debt and fund eight miles of road, starting with King Street. Additional lines would run to Kapiolani Park, Lilha Street, and the harbor front, linking with existing tracks and forming a loop through the city.
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Alapal Street
Waikiki Road
Boston
Honolulu
King Street
Alapai Street
Alapai
South Street
Waikiki King Street
King
Kapiolani Park
Park
ArCully Street
Landa
Pawaa
Walkiki
Kalia Road
Ewan
Lilha Street
Aly Jean
Li- Uba
Wiilte
College Hills
Kalihi
Diamond Head Road
Water Front
Alakea Street
Punchbow
Nuuant
Bates Street
Pacific Heights Road
Harbor
Fort Street
Queen
Kapiolani Street
Young
Hotel Street
Makiki
Punahou
Corporation Re Moat *Alis
Unity Republican Rules Drafted Amid Hot Island Debate
Republican unity rules are being prepared by a Territorial committee subcommittee. Key provisions spurs a likely long, heated debate over district representation and club membership obligations, including open rolls and loyalty pledges.
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Territorial Body
Oahu
Rules Committee
Premies Club
Republican Party
Doyle's Services Rewarded in Kau Case Biographies
Attorney-General Dole presented a check to Chester Doyle from Kau residents for aiding police in gathering information against two murderers. One killer, a Hawaiian named Ku, was convicted of drowning a Chinese victim. Doyle obtained a confession from another man later Fosoned, believed to have been silenced to bar testimony. The convicted man was transported from Kau aboard the Mauna Loa and is held in Oahu prison.
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Dole
Chester Doyle
Kau
Doyle
Mauna Loa
Oahu
Havahian Hotel Manager Lake Resigns After Short Stay
Lake and his family will depart for the Coast sometime in July. He will likely take a long vacation. Lake, who came to Honolulu with a strong hotel background including the Baldwin and Plasmton in San Francisco, has led a successful regime at the Havahian. His departure was received with regret by many friends made during his less than year-long stay.
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H Wingate Lake
Havahian
Mr Lake
Mr Take
Honolulu
Baldwin
Kahului
Maui
Mott-Smith
Tracy
Hing Chong
Nu- Yanu Street
L. 8. Thompston
Kau
Hawaii
J. J. McClelland
Brother Lawrence
Molokai
Brother Serrapin
Metropolitan Meat Co
Manila
Prague
B . Harrison
Prominent Businessmen Seek Dismissal of Proceedings
A meeting of local businessmen urged the commission to drop actions against Freedom, the newspaper. The editor faced ed itorial charges and vowed to prove all statements while warning the outcome could affect Philippine legislation.
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Freedom
Honolulu Board of Health hears U S Marine Hospital reply
The Board of Health met with full attendance to review Surgeon General Wyman’s reply denying federal cleansing aid for Honolulu. The decision delays action until a joint conference with Merchants' Exchange and Chamber of Commerce next Wednesday. The letter cites limited epidemic funds and notes San Francisco funded city cleansing locally.
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Board of Health
Wyman
United States Marine Hospital Service
Sloggett
Cofer
Merchants’ Exchange and Chamber of Commerce
Board of Health of
Territory of Hawaii
Honolulu
San Francisco
Marine Hospital Service
State of California
Walter Wyman
Surgeon General Marine Hospital Service
Chamber of Commerce and Merchants’ Exchange
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Sal
Rorse
Faroc
Root
Senate
Philippines
Miles
Gardener
Tayabas
Executive Committee
Territorial Committee
Lake
United States
Board of Health Bears
Shoegelt
Oliver
Oliver Re
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