Ha waii Attack Case Ends for Four Defendants
In Honolulu on February 14, the Ala Moana assault case against five men of mixed blood was largely dismissed in territorial court. Circuit Judge Charles Davis granted Nolte prosequi for four living defendants Bet Akehuelo Henry Chang Horace Ida and David Takal while the case against Joseph Rabbe Wal was also cleared. The affair involves the killing of Babehawat and linked social upheaval, with Governor Judd and Admiral Sterling declining comment. Ten-year sentences for others were commuted to one hour in custody.
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Honolulu
Ala Moana
Henry Chang
Horace Ida
David Takal
Joseph Rabphewal
Massie
Grrntile Fortescue
Thomas Messie
John C. Kelley
Fortescue
Babehawat
Fartanette
Messle
Judd
Fiom
Itwan
Xahehewal
Kelley
Clarence Darrow
Losses Hit Truck Growers in Corpus Area After Freeze
Corpus Christi February reports show widespread crop damage from a recent freeze. About 8.9 percent cabbage loss, nearly all cabbage destroyed except a small south of town patch near the bay. Spinach 50 percent killed, peppers and tomatoes damaged, and tender vegetables like beets beans corn and endive destroyed.
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Corpus Area
Corpus Chribit
School Postoffice Handles Valentines at Poe Junior
Students at Edgar Allan Poe Junior School run a Valentine postoffice with Thomas Woks as postmaster. Stamp designs by students sell for one cent and special deliveries for two cents. Deliveries circulate through costumed postmen to classrooms. Funds go toward a graduation gift. Teachers Misses Louise Skinner Pearl Miller and Mary Etta Hedges sponsor the project with Hugh Brady as assistant postmaster. Hazel Hall oversees sub stations, Thomas Stephens superintendent of mall delivery, and Charles Brady assistant.
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Edgar Allan Poe Junior School
Thomas Woks
Mary Etta Hedges
Hugh Brady
Hazel Hall
Thomas Stephens
Charles Brady
Final Rehearsals For Harris Junior One-Act Play
Final rehearsals are underway for a Harris Junior one act play titled Alice Blue Gown to be shown at an assembly program. Nial Emmle Bose, English teacher, directs the production with Vivian Green as assistant director and cast members include Norma Haufler Frances Henderson Evelyn Artrlb Ung Lucion Rodrigues Vivian Grene Cora Sexton Agnes Maranek Romalve Daylla.
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Alice Blue
Harris Junior
Nial Emmle Bose
Vivian Green
Norma Haufler
Frances Henderson
Evelyn
Trlb Ung
Lucion Rodrigues
Vivian Grene
Cora Sexton
Agnes Maranek
Romalve Daylla
Latin Offered at Mark Twain Elementary
Latin is offered for first time at Mark Twain Elementary with 7A students enrolling. Principal J A Cook notes it is the only junior class in the city to offer the course. Miley Bertrice Byern teaches the Latin class amid a small group of students and the broader school activity.
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Mark Twain
Mark Teai
J. A. Cook
Clive
Miley Bertrice Byern
San Antonio clubs host varied events and lectures
The Woman's club group under Miss De Rosette Thomas meets at 1 20 Wednesday to discuss Keeping Your Child Healthy Minded. San Antonio Review No 3 hosts a card and banco party at Dairyland with table prizes. The Saturday Turper hall dance proceeds. The San Antonio Speech Arts Association luncheon at the St Anthony hotel features Mrs Daisy Marquis Briggs and Mrs Mary Batfour Graham. Senator Stuart and Bishop Capers participate. The Delphian council wins a roving cup. Holy Mamsiy society holds a party at St Marys school. Various U D C and sorority activities, meetings, and installations are planned around the city with prizes and receptions.
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Jelital Education
de Rosette Thomas
San Antonio
Banco
Dairyland
Turper Hall
Sorial
San Antoni Speech Arts Association
St. Anthony Hotel
Daisy Marquis Briggs
Mary Batfour Graham
Robert A. Stuart
Adara
Stuart
Texas
W. T. Capers
San Antonio Musica Club
Mare Tiatt
Paul de Witt Pogo Jr
Walter ‘Limon
Davit Griffin
Leila Pyron
Walter F. Timan
Oli Brown
Lindle B. Carter
Laury Edwards
Gay McNvan
Donovan
Manfret Gerhardt
Marlin Horpotien
Melvin Marshall
W. Terry Thrift
Ailver
the Holy Mamsiy Society of
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's School
San Antonio Speech Arts Association
GG. Anthony
Mary Barbour Graham
Oran Kirkpatrick
Philing Washer Goldsmith
Stuart Spexa
Community clubs and societies schedule a week of events
A long list of meetings and social events is planned across San Antonio. The TEVEEE Parent-Tracer association meets Wednesday at 10 with a study on character led by Miss De Fagelle Thomas. The community chorus gathers Tuesday at 7 30 in the Yo MOCAL Building. Incarnate Word College Music Association holds a Tuesday evening meeting at 7. The Fifth District Federated Women’s Clubs spring board meets Monday at 10, with Mrs. Adams presiding. Plans for the district convention are outlined, with prizes and nomination of Mrs. Volney Taylor as state president. Various art exhibits and fund drives are noted, plus rehearsals, dinners, dances, and card parties hosted by local clubs and churches throughout the week.
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Parent-Tracer Association
Echort
de Fagelle ‘Thomas
Music Association of Incarnate | Word College
Callega
Pifth
Federated Women'a Clubs
Ian Willy
Alex Adams
J. W. Fincher
Houston
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
John K. Webb
Pifih
Varios
Volney Taylor
Brownsville
Austin
Ruyslell Nave
Victoria
Roynton Memorial Art
Mra J. Randall
Canopus
Riverside Park
Parent-Teacher Association
Assembly Hall
Duchessa d'Aosta Club
Work the loudest American cry for renewal
A 1930s style editorial argues the nation’s strongest demand is for work not relief or luxury. It extols self reliance, thrift, and national vigor, urging Americans to embrace labor as the path to future prosperity and moral strength, challenging decadence fears.
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America
Scotland Theme of Assembly Program at Mount Twain School
Scotland themed assembly at Mount Twain Junior School featured thrift jokes and a performance by about 26 B-A class students. Parker Hig pita played a Brotch comedian role while Miss Alma Johnson directed. Col. W. B. Tuttle spoke, Juliette Burnstein discussed Scotland, and a group including Jacqueline Grant shared biographical sketches. A quartet by Bob Kinney John Hove George Nipper and J W Mitchell performed. dances by Juliette Burneteln Mignynhile Lee Robling Myrtie Ruth Seerlg Amané in Lee Mitchell and Bete Wyn Pex Cadwallader soloed. More participants included Chester Newman Jack Price and others.
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Sir Harry
Anger
Scouigh
Maunt Twain
Parker Higpita
Alma Johnson
Col. W. B. Tuttle
Juliette Burnstein
Soutland
Jacqueline Grant
Bobby Kinney
John Hove
George Nipper
J. W. Mitchell
Jean McDonald
Grace Trix
Juliette Burneteln
Mignynhile
Lee Robling
Myrtie Ruth Seerlg
Amane
Lee Mitchel
Betewyn Pex Cadwallader
Chester Newman
Jack Price
Thomas Noonan
John Reeves
Robert Pentel
Leroy Lane
Sam
Legion Meeting Set for Mineral Wells February Dates
About 0 delegates are expected at the Joint Legion meeting of districts 11 and 12 in Mineral Wells on February 16 and 19. Brady commander M. J. Beneúele of District 17 says several regional notables will appear on the Mineral Wells program.
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Legion Brady
Legion
M. J. Bene=uelé
Brady
Diatrict
Mason Group seeks R F C funds for Mason County
Mason group filed an application for Reconstruction Finance Corporation funds for Mason County. Committee members include Judge Carl Runge, Whidordan, R. B. Tats, Dr. Oscar Huff, O. S. Vedder, and John Banks. The Mason Boosters Luncheon and Race event features trained saddle horses for sale and silver gifts, with members and guests noted in a club exhibit.
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R.F.C
Mason Group
MASON
Reconstruction Finance Corporeion Futals
Mason County
Carl Runge
Whi Dordan
R. B. Tats
Oscar Huff
Vedder
John Banks
Mason Boosters
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