Statewide County HI Archives Biographies.....Arnold, Thomas Francis July 6, 1868 - 
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Source: The Story of Hawaii and Its Builders. Published by the Honolulu Star Bulletin, Territory of Hawaii, 1925
Author: Edited by George F. Nellist

THOMAS FRANCIS ARNOLD, Chiropractor. A pleasure trip to Honolulu in July, 
1922, with the big pilgrimage of Shriners who accompanied Imperial 
Potentate “Sunny Jim” McCandless to his home following his election to that 
office at the San Francisco convention, made Dr. Thomas F. Arnold a permanent 
resident of the islands, for he returned home to St. Louis only to dispose of 
his interests and come back to Hawaii to stay.
  Born to William L. and Clarinda Jane Arnold at Lewistown, Mo., July 6, 1868, 
Dr. Arnold took his B.A.S. degree at the University of Missouri, studied 
veterinary surgery at Toronto, Canada, and then took a course in chiropractic 
at St. Louis and the Palmer School.
  From February, 1907, to November, 1922, he was government inspector for the 
Bureau of Animal Industry, as veterinarian stationed at St. Louis. He married 
Louise Taylor on May 27, 1922.
  Dr. Arnold was appointed city and county veterinarian and meat inspector for 
Honolulu on Dec. 16, 1924, by Mayor John H. Wilson, the appointment being 
unanimously approved by the supervisors. He is a member of all Masonic bodies 
in St. Louis, a Shriner and an Odd Fellow, and belongs to the Ad Club and 
Chamber of Commerce in Honolulu.


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