Board appoints Dillingham to oversee immigrant distribution plan
The board adjourned without action on the draft resolution and planned to meet again tomorrow to consider policy direction. WV Dillingham was appointed executive officer with full power to adjust the distribution of immigrants arriving at the Hetlupolle and the Homerte as needed.
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City and County Law Approved by Strong Senate Vote
The Senate advanced the municipal bill on third reading amid amendments to limit municipal authority. Debates centered on scheduling a municipal election this year and appointments, with further changes promised as-party lines and officials pressed for advisory provisions before a final vote.
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Earthquake Strikes Morocco City, Heavy Damage Reported
In Tiflis, Morocco on April 4, after March 29 a series of shocks have rocked the area. About three hundred houses collapsed and a thousand damaged. Casualties indicated include deaths and many injuries, with famine feared amid the disaster.
One Italian Burned to Death in San Francisco Hotel Fire
Fire in a San Francisco hotel on April 4 killed one Italian and injured about a dozen others. Fire crews battled flames as guests fled to safety, with authorities investigating the cause and extent of the blaze.
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Dr Cooper Seeks State Exemptions for Christian Science Practice
Dr Cooper cites laws from forty six states showing exemptions for Christian Science practice are rare. He notes only eight states provide exemptions and quotes lines limiting applicability to certain healers and modalities.
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Bulletin’s Pacific Coast Tour contest seeks Hawaii candidates
Side Talks reviews who may enter the Bulletin Pacific Coast Tour contest and outlines public expectations. It argues married women and widows face odds, favors young Hawaiian women, and stresses beauty of character along with appeal and conduct. It notes entries should satisfy public interest and promote attractive, representative Hawaii women visiting towns.
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Bananas Choice Oness to Mainland Point
The note urges readers to place orders at a general location for bananas destined to the mainland. Specific delivery details are not provided in the readable text.
Dont Live in Earthquakeville Rent Safe Deposit Boxes
The piece urges renting safe deposit boxes for 60 cents a month to protect valuables from earthquakes and theft. It argues unguarded documents risk loss and promotes the safety as a path to peace of mind and easy street.
Thaw Declared Sane by Lunacy Commission in New York
New York April 4 The Lunacy Commission appointed to pass on the sanity of Harry K Thaw today declared that Thaw is sane The decision comes after a lengthy inquiry by the commission and follows weeks of testimony and expert evaluation by medical and psychological experts in the case The ruling ends a controversial mental evaluation that has held public attention
Jury Delays in Grafters Cases Over Franchises
The Glass and De Twiller bribery cases tied to telephone franchises were postponed for a week as the jury slow pace continues. No jurors yet secured for Abe Ruef's trial.
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Differences Split Even in Chicago Drug Regulation Row
A garbled April 4 report from CHICAGO AL describes a dispute over religious drive regulations and medical practices. It lists exemptions for hypnosis, magnetic healing, Christian Science, and other methods, noting provisions in New Hampshire and Maine, with references to drug use and veterinary medicine.
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Carter Cabinet Meets Amid Senate Clash Over Appointments
Governor Carter and officials including Attorney General Paters, Holloway, and Timmer Canreteal gather as Senate opposition blocks appointments. The debate centers on term lengths and Auditor constraints, with threats of withholding pay and potential impeachment, tied to a broader fight over control of state offices and budgets.
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Senate Criticizes Rice Over Treasury Looting Claim
In a morning House session Representative Rice denounces Senate politicking and treasury looting amid debates on a territorial salary bill. The discussion centers on appropriations for the Assistant Superintendent of Public Works and related posts, with objections over proposed increases and a push to strike certain items from the bill.
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