Immigration Board Seeks Action To Hold And Expand In Hawaii
The Board of Immigration favors stopping Portuguese emigration to the Pacific Coast and seeks state funds to continue immigration. It urges plantations to offer land or homes to Portuguese workers and to open government lands in small parcels for settlement. The aim is a stable permanent laboring population in Hawaii.
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Veto and amendments spark Hawi Governor Carter clash
Hawi Governor Carter returns House Bill 41 proposing to amend section 2 of the Revised Laws. He argues publication in sever counties is essential. notes cost and public benefit, while opposing a separate provision that imposes new duties on county auditors. He urges a clear path for enactment without overburdening the press.
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Taxed incomes and immigration shape postwar policy debate
The article notes Die Meare and Makehau urging Senate action as corporations face a 4 percent income tax while laborers suffer plantation downturns. It argues immigration, particularly European settlers, may aid recovery, but AL rules restrict assistance to legislative funding, implying a need for new taxes. Page 2 continuation referenced.
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Australian steamer brings malt and freight to city
The Canadhane Australian arrived from Victoria with 45 tons of freight and 1600 tons of freight for Australia and New Zealand ports. Mr Minilumen Cockiumn and his bride returned aboard the Aorangt. The ship departed for the Colester amid a large malt shipment brought here by the voyage.
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Easy Road for Minigpal Bi
The House debates finance and policy with mentions of a Panon Spiritge purchase at 140,000 dollars. Several representatives are listed, the concurrent resolution to expand the Sapiro Court to five members is sent to Congress, and Doc Expert Schuyler arrives aboard the Alameda as discussions continue on the Suvanu dam construction.
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Don't Live in Earthquakeville Safe Deposit Ad
An ad cautions residents about earthquake risk and urges renting a safe deposit box for 60c a month to protect valuables. It portrays earthquakes as sudden threats and presents safe storage as a solution to theft and loss, promising peace of mind and security on Easy Street.
Working Girls to Lead Pacific Coast Tour Candidates
The Bulletin reports the Pacific States Tour will feature working girls rather than wealthy socialites. Candidates will be among the industrious young women, with Waiula’s Judge Mahaulu signaling Waialua’s support and Maui rising interest. The trip promises promotion and excitement for Hawaii and the Lucky Six led by Mrs Weathered.
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Ventura Not Sighted Near Mulletha Voyage Update
Unclear dispatch describes the vessel Mulletha slipping from Atutratta two days overdue amid rough seas. Oveaple sailed by Ventura and is two days out, with no heat or wind yet reported. Official notes mention weather delays and a misrecorded Mare/Marni timing, while a junior officer speaks of a temporary absence of reports.
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Busse Sworn In as Chicago Mayor
Fred Busse, the recently elected Republican candidate, took his oath of office as mayor today in Chicago Wisconsin.
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Parisians Fear Strike Sparks Military Readiness
A Paris strike rumors prompt authorities to place troops on standby to prevent unrest. Reports from other cities note famine districts in St Petersburg where scurvy spreads among the poor, while in Lodz workers die amid clashes as they attempt to resume work. In Luverne Alabama seven killed by a tornado ravaging the town.
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