Massie Case Proceedings Harden under Cross Examination
The trial of Fortescue and two naval officers continues with Clarence Darrow questioning Lieutenant Massie about the mistrial and alleged rumors. Massie testifies on his mental state after the setback and recalls consulting Beebe the naval adviser, amid tense courtroom exchanges and procedural rulings.
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Ubbard Fortescue
Ahahswal
Kahahawai
Massie
Forteacue
Darrow
Thalip
Kelley
Mussle
Inné
Harry Utrich
Leutenant
Ulrich
Utirich
Davis
Davis Mally
Tri
Aed
Thalia
Dar Cw
Beebe
Jagers
Davin
Thulin
Vas
Navy
Bronson
Aussie
Womarine
One Man Takes Blame In Kahahawai Case Trial
Lieutenant Massie testified at the Honolulu court that he conspired to coerce Kahahawai into a confession after planning the abduction and car swap with Mrs. Fortescue and others. He denied any intent to kill, while defense doctors watched closely as cross examination probed motives and state strategies.
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Becht
Masaie
Athen Petnenigdron
Jones
Massie
Tin Naval Base
Stewart
B. J. Lord
Fortescue
Darrow
Kellay Curity
Ropa
Fortescut
Portorete
Maassie
Elon Wildy
Crickey
Ly Kahabawai
Ross
Partescue
Kahahawal
Massienen
Mal
Ated Lavi
Kaliatin
Moraes Tan
Hevardy
Legionant
Pepys
Kelley
Kahahawai
Annapolis
Navy
Charles S. Davis
Edward Auntington
Williams
Thomas J. Gibison
Los Angeles
Ketley
Kahahewai
Massin
Cailing
Yin
Japanese Population Dominates Hawaii Says Author
An author argues the Japanese in Hawaii outnumber whites and Polynesians combined, predicting японез dominance and control of the islands. He cites debate over Pearl Harbor and fears of rising Japanese power, while praising Japanese loyalty and opposing radical conflict with Japan.
Hawaii in peril over windward defenses amid massie case beliefs
A historical column debates Hawaii defense amid fears of interethnic revolt and external attacks. It argues Japan and island politics threaten stability, urging decisive action by Congress or a naval military commission to secure control and prevent unrest. Marines could police if needed.
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Sun
Loca Islas
Aly
Hawaii
Ordor Fort
Oye
Actiow
Islands
Torin
Congress
Ttm
Aden
Paroled attackers in Hawaii mix of ages and genders
Four attackers paroled from Oak prison in Honolulu today include four males described as nalives and mixed blonds with prior sentences for attacks on girls under 18. Board chairman Ed Warren said the paroles were given after offenses were considered.
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Bkonolulu
T. H. Apni
INS
Oak Prison
Ed. Warren
Priso Directors
Mherivones
Indict Two Federal Agents on Murder Charges in Dallas
A grand jury returned indictments charging murder and assault with intent to murder two federal Prohibition agents, L. C. Smith and W. N. Headon, in Dallas. The case stems from a fatal shooting about a week earlier of Merlan McGinthiin, a merchant near Irving, and the wounding of his wife Netie.
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Dallas
INS
Tarras County
L. C. Smith Anth WN
D. Heaton
Federe Prohibition
Merlan McGinthiin
Irving
Netie
Jail 27 In Drug War Arrests Date Noted
A renewed drug crackdown resulted in 27 arrests Saturday, police say. Of those jailed, 25 held prior records, according to George Hammond, fingerprint expert for the police department.
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George Hammond
Nolite Department
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