Hilo garbage system shows glaring government flaws
The Hilo garbage system runs by private contractor Andrews using city carts and prison labor funded by property owners fees. Critics say it should be under Board of Health control with public funds, while Andrews benefits from rising hauling pay and concealed spending, prompting questions about legality and governance.
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Honolulu
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Andrews
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Innas
Secret Service
Tax Herald Andrews plan to split opposition for sheriff
Herald Andrews aims to field at least 13 dloven candidates for sheriff to split the vote. The larger the slate, the likelier the Herald Andrews minority wins. With only two tickets present, Andrews lacks a clear bet. It’s a deep strategic gamble designed to thin opposition.
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Herald-Andrews
Dloven
Herald- Andrews
Andrews
Oversmart Words Spark Racial Controversy in Local Editorials
The Herald editor’s late week column is labeled as a watery diatribe against haoles, while a Hawaiian majority in Hilo politics seeks bipartisan county officer appointments. The piece condemns prejudiced rhetoric and urges fairness over creed or nativity in local governance.
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Hilo
Clergymen Must Register Marriages Says Opinion
Assistant Attorney General Flem ing holds that U S territorial marriage registration penalties apply here with two years or a $1000 fine. District Attorney Breckens won t seek past prosecutions while The Herald mocks local figures as potential nominees. The Republican convention could decide the fate of a candidate riding to defeat.
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Fleming
United States
Territories
Breckens
Justice Galbraith Clears Lantana From Majority Ruling
In a striking turn, Justice Galbraith challenges the majority decision by removing a key plant metaphor from the opinion. The move signals a shift in tone and invites closer scrutiny of the court's reasoning and the case’s nuances.
Fifth Precinct Republican Club Meeting Notice 1903
Fifth Precinct Republican Club invites all Republicans in the Fifth Precinct area to attend a meeting at Papaikau school in Papaikou on Friday August 28 1903 at 730 pm to fill precinct vacancies and nominate County Committee members for a primary election to be held August 29 1903. Also reports on Sunday baseball games at the park with crowds. Beamer Specials beat Oluns 3 0 and Kilgues defeated Wainkea 6 0.
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Fifth Precinct
Fifth
North Hilo
Honolu Stream
Kawainui Gulch
Papaikon School
Papatkou
Papaikau
Papaikou
W. €. Cook
Dav. Butchart
Celock P
Wid
Clary Ray Tame
Disbarment rulings in Sumner guardianship case debated
Supreme Court decisions in the Frear Perry matter scrutinize lawyers Humphreys Thompson and Watson for conflicts of interest in the Sumner trust dispute. The majority urges disbarment for pressuring a client to betray Sumner, while Justice Galbraith dissents on some points citing lack of full attorney client relation and secret gains.
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Perry
Humphreys
Thompson
Sumner
Ellises
Summer
Thompson & Watson
Humphrey
Highton
Galbraith
Nile
Magoon
Justice Galbraith
John K. Sumner
Maria S. Davis
Campos
J. Alfred Magoon
Cowdery
Whittemore
Supreme Court of California
United States
Precinct Club Meetings and County Committeemen Calls
Republicans in the Third and Fourth Precincts are urged to attend meetings on August 28 1963 to organize a Precinct Club and nominate members for the County Committee. Primary elections for ten and six committeemen will be held August 24 1903 at the Circuit Court House and Government Warehouse with a County Convention planned for September 14 1903 at Fire Wick's Hall. Secretaries THOS C RIDGWAY and C N PROUTY provide notice from Hilo.
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Otelock Pot
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Hite
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Hil
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Hilo
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