Live Stock Men Meet for Business and Readings
Members of the Merchants' Association gather for a joint session with the Pignters' Association to hear papers on cattle and horse breeds. New honorary member Jared Smith joins the Agricultural Experiment Station, and officers are elected as the group plans stock registration and new class of members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tthe Merchants’ Association
Isenberg
Pignters’ “Association
A. F. Jedd
Sea‘sion
Perkins
Infterneo
Jared Smith
Agricultural ‘Experiment Station
E. P. Low
Holeveins
Robert Horner
Chinaman Struck by Locomotive Near Halawa
A migrant Chinese man was struck by a fast moving locomotive near Halawa yesterday afternoon as he tried to cross the tracks. He was knocked over an embankment, suffered a fractured skull, and remained alive late last night after treatment at the hospital.
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Halawa
Awee's
Honolulu
Cooperesi McDonald
Committee Plans Pension Discussion At Headquarters
A joint Republican committee session is scheduled to meet with senators at the party headquarters this evening. The gathering aims to set a course for recommendations and outline the next steps in pension-related matters.
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Republican Central Committee
Fein
Senate Gift of Government Shapes Nominations Talk
The piece discusses Senate and government roles in selecting officers, with opinions split on who should influence appointments. It notes Auditor Meyers seeking committee endorsement and Col J Fisher likely to gain support, while J Morton Riggs works independently with business leaders to secure endorsements.
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Senate
Pra
Themasl Yea
Meyers
Col. J. Fisher
J. Morton Riggs
Macfarlane
Fire Claims Court
Humphreys
Cooper Answers Boyd Mandamus in Public Works Dispute
Henry E. Cooper filed an answer to James H. Boyd’s mandamus seeking to regain the office of Superintendent of Public Works. Cooper admits Boyd’s appointment but denies holding the post, cites Boyd’s suspension for cause, and alleges embezzlement and misappropriation of government funds as grounds. The filing states Cooper is in lawful possession of the office per the governor’s appointment and that governor acts should not bear embezzlement charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Cooper
Gear
James H. Boyd
Geo. A. Davis
Cooper
Boyd
Theris
Ermor
Dole Granted Thirty Day Vacation by Governor
Attorney General E P Dole received a thirty day vacation from Governor Sanford B Dole. The formal letter dated November 17 1962 states approval for the rest and hopes for a full recovery. Dole plans to be on Oahu Maui and Kauai and reachable until December 13th unless recalled.
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E. P. Dole
Dole
Honolulu
P. Dole
Territory of Hawaii
W. J. Galbraith
Sanford
Tmne
Rawaii
Maui
Celebrate Natal Day of the King at Waikiki Luau
Kalakaua I’s fifty ninth birthday was celebrated with a luau at the Princes’ Waikiki home Pualellani. Nearly 50 guests attended a table of seasonal fare while old time luau features blended with modern touches. Princess Kalanianaole organized the event with San Francisco financiers as principal guests. A special quintette provided music, and further entertainments were planned including a miniature yacht race and a bay gathering at the Waikiki residence pending calmer seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalakaua I
Pualellani
Waikiki
Kalanlanade
San Francisco
Planters Discuss Plans At 22nd Hawaiian Sugar Meeting
The twenty second annual Hawaiian Sugar Planters Association session opened with reports on labor delays and production costs. Directors and managers elected H A Isenberg as president and J B Atherton as vice president with W C Smith as secretary treasurer and G E Robertson as auditor. Proceedings covered fertilising irrigation and labors, with emphasis on mechanisation and immigration limits, plus plant disease and forest protection discussions led by Prof Perkins and others. The group planned further sessions in Judd Building to continue the labor and chemical control discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaiian Sugar Planters’ ‘Association
Taenberg
W. G. Irwin
H.A. Isenberg
J. B. Atherton
W.0. Smith
George H. Robertson
H. P.baldwin
F. A. Schaefer
B. Dillingham
H. A. Isenberg
W. C. Smith
G. E. Robertson
Isenberg
W W. C. Smith
JC. F. Eckhardt
H. M. Whitney
W. M. Giffard
Committee On Labor
C. F. Eckhardt
Cape
G.C. Hewitt
Mille
Oiaa Sugar ‘Company Fini
Puunerie
Hawaiian Commercial and. Sugar Company
Ewa and Mall
Kihei
Scott
James Gibb
Perkins
Mexico
Koebele
Feihardt
T.C
Davies
Ielanda
Andrew Adame
Java
Oahu
Keanal
Samoa
Forbes
Kukutheele
Hemakua
J. M. Horner
M. M. O’shi
L. A. Thurston
H. P. Baldwin
Maui
Fat
Judd Aillding
Fdr
Arkf
Warden Foresees December Hanging at Oahu Prison
Warden Henry plans a pre hung scaffold setup for Tanbara with a December 26 date. Four condemned men, including Tanbara and three others, await their fate in Oahu Prison as warders monitor their cells and prepare for the event.
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Tanbara
Henry
Oahu
Tan
Tanbapa
Jacobsen
High Seas
Kimura
Waialua
Yoshikawa Denigiro
Kauai
Jane
Ferris
Kentucky
Kepea
Dr. Smith
Warden Low
Islands
Hilo
United States
Hendry
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Mandamus
Natal
Hawaii
Mawaii Mil Co
Esseee
Waiakea Mil Co
Hilo Sugar Co
Onomea Sugar Co
Pepeekee Sugar Co
Honomu Sugar Co
Hakalau Plantation Co
Laupahoehoe Sugar Co
Ookala Sugar Co
Kakaiau Plantation Co
Kakaiau Mill Co
Hamakua Mill Co
Paauheu
Honokau Sugar Co
Pacific Sugar MMI
Night
Kalawa Plantation
Kohala Sugar Co. Union Mill Co
Hawi Min R. R
Kona Sugar Co
Hutchinson Sugar Plantation Co
Hawaiian ‘Agricultural Co
Puakea Plantation
Olas Sugar Co
Puna Sugar
Kipahulu Sugar Co
Hamoa Plantation
Bana
Sugar Co
Paja
Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co
WATT
Wailuku Sugar Co
Olowalu Co
Pioneer MI Co
Anes
Kihei Plantation Co
Maui Sugar Co
Waimanalo Sugar Co
Heeia Agricultural Co
Makee Sugar Co
Lihue Plantation Co
Grove Farm Plantation
Kolon Sugar Co
Tees
McBryde Buger Co
Hawaiian Sugar Co
Gay & Robinson
Hangman
G. W. R King
Avctars
Mack
Cere
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