Legacy of Passport Ruling Shapes Hawaiian Departures
Judge De Bolt upheld a ruling that no legal means exist to bar a debtor or accused person from leaving the jurisdiction while cases are pending. The decision in Oahu Building and Lumber Co. v Din Sing addresses passport controls under the Organic Act and notes systemic abuses. Also noted were a divorce petition by Harriet Blake and ten civil appeals from the Honolulu District Court.
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Bolt
Supreme Court
Spley
de Bolt
Oahu
Lumer’ Co
C. Din Sing
C.din ‘Ging
China
J. A. Magoon
Lorrin Andrews
Charles Blake
Harriet
Abel
District Court of
Honolulu
Vida's Saloon Closed by Sheriff
The California Saloon, owned by Rep Henry C Vida, was taken by High Sheriff Brown for foreclosure by W C Peacock & Co. The suit seeks $4909.29 plus interest and asks appointment of a receiver. it claims the mortgaged property is valued at no more than $2500 and that Vida has failed to pay required Hawaii Territory license fees for the business.
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California
Henry C. Vida
Brown
W. C. Peacock & Co
Peacock & Co
Emms W
J. G. Rothwell
Plaintl
Sys
Territory of
Hawaii
H.C. Wide
Asld
H.C. Vida
Ald
Tanbara to Face Death in Prison Yard Execution
Reports from the prison detail the condemned Japanese murderer Tanbara awaiting the death sentence with a Buddhist background and recent Christian conversion. Officials expect a Christian burial by a Japanese clergyman after execution by electric chair, with a prepared final prayer and a brief farewell in Japanese papers.
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Attorney Breckons
Hendry
Qatar
Tanbarat
Sanbera
Glasbure
Tanbara
Federal Court
Territorial Police
Tanbata
Oahu
Henry
Bir
Motokawa
Jesus Christ
Vatican Coronation Promises New Era of International Cordiality
Rome reports audio of church bells for a papal coronation rite at St Peter’s with cordial messages to diplomats as the new Pope speaks French and signals openness. London notes a transfer of 33.7 million dollars in 5 percent Steel bonds to citizens of Dunfermline at Skibo Castle.
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Rome
Dells
Benhard Antas
Pius
Italy
Vatican
St. Peter’s
Macchi
Kyrie Blesor
London
Dunfermitte
Skibo Castle
Trust
Missionary finances show cuts and reorganization
The report notes income decline of 3 841.81 and a year’s high of 10 356.00, while running expenses drop by over 10 000. A major restructuring is planned for next year, with about 5 000 in apparent savings. The piece contrasts business prudence with faith in divine resources, asking how faith translates into sustained giving and works.
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Dkade
Dollera
Divine
Honolulu
Central Union Church
Government pipot reports and hog-pen complaints in Territory
July reports note clan activity and Dr Hubert Wood of Walalus again voices concerns over hog-pens. No serious illness is unusually prevalent in the Territory. Attorney General Andrews fears a plaster fall in his department as oiling cracks.
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Hubert Wood
Walalus
Andrews
Convention Date of Home Rulers Meeting
A Home Rulers meeting is held today to set a date for the Oshu county convention. A prominent member says the convention is mainly formal as candidates are long decided. Many Home Rulers from Honolulu travel to attend, with invitations reportedly sent to Republicans in Watslua to join the Home Rule party.
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Home Rule Central Committee
Maunakea
Democrataty
Wasee
Oshu
Honolulu
Watslua
Home Rule Party
Hawaiians Seek Laborers From Asia and Europe
Korea the Azores and Portugal will be drawn upon for labor in Hawaii cane fields. T. F. Lansing, the new immigration commissioner, plans ads to attract agricultural workers while tourist duties remain limited. He notes federal rules bar inducements and no funds exist for labor recruitment. He would publicize wages, steady year round work, and benefits like good schools, with Korea the Azores and Fortugat as initial targets. Letters from U S workers express varied interest in settling, skilled labor, truck farming, and dairying, as Lansing seeks lands open to settlement and actual opportunities.
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Korea
Azora
Portugal
T. F. Lansing
Hawaii
Arouna
Azores
New York
Lansing
United States
E. M. Boyd
Amaconda
Montana
Machiniat
Olympia
Washingtoe
Syracuse
Memphis
Tenn
Telephone method to gauge wine watering in Paris lab
Me Maneuvrrier assistant director at the Reswich Laboratory claims a new telephone based test to determine how watered wine is. He uses a special apparatus and conductivity charts to measure the liquid, offering faster cheaper results than chemical analysis.
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Paris
Me Maneuvrrier
Reswich Laboratory
M. Maneuvrier
A. Maneuvrier
Bank Burglaries Reported After Sneaky Night Theft
A Liltha resident awoke to find his savings hidden in his sock stolen. Police report a burglary carried out by an identified suspect, who is expected to be arrested early the next morning.
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Chinaman
Liltha Witzer
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Associated. Press
Carnegies
Dunfermline
Btates Steel Corporation
Ee Pars
Andrew
Carnegie
Editionia ‘of Life
Boris
BNY
Suloh
Oma
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