House Bill Debated Amid Tax Amendment Controversy
The House debated a tax bill with an amendment on the floor, with several members wavering on railroading accusations and changes. Lang opposed the amendment as the bill moved toward passage after a tense session. Sheldon’s bill to teach Hawaiian in public schools passed third reading alongside an open season for deer on Mo Jokai.
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Hear
House OF Quincy
Erin Rene
Steptown
Rico
Thane Committee
Delong A
Archer
Ferrandes
Kunekon
Mokekon
Lang
Mammal
Walahelo
Yatom
Sheldon
Mo Jokai
Higher Court Looms As Alaska Case Arraignments Proceed
Frank J. Craig labor agent for Alaska Packers Association and Captain Frederick Miller of Miller Salvage Company face arraignment after delays. A. Me Kilowney associated with Captain Miller acts as accountant, with Wallaghy Alvarads Piliptio named as alleged employees. Yamasaki Suito, workers for Caplan Miller, are arraigned as the case seeks to challenge Act 48 constitutionality before the Territory Supreme Court. The court grants postponement, with a preliminary hearing set for next week. several defendants remain out of custody. The matter involves statutory questions and potential delays pending higher court ruling.
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Frank J. Craig
Alaska Packers ® Association
Frederick Miler
Miller Salvage Company
Miller
Wallaghy
Alvarads
Piliptio
Craig
Yamasaki
Suito
Caplan Miller
Lymer
Alitin
Hawaii
Abarney BM
Wateen
Supreme Court of the Terriory
Nak
Bar
Watron
Atney Winfield
San Francisco
Dorn
Nutter
Watao
Thewtay
Milley
Thors
Date Set for Investigation of High School Principal
The investigation date for the High School principal has been fixed for Saturday, April 2, by Superintendent Pope. He stressed all commissioners should attend, though they cannot meet sooner. The inquiry will proceed thoroughly once the commissioners are assembled, with letters from Milo attesting to the principal’s good character, though unrelated to the allegations.
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Companias Honors of Public Instruction
Mobile Matecti
Pape
Ruper
Poyta
Milo
Princehiliehmond
Mrs Ida Cooper Dies in Oakland
Mrs Ida Cooper dies in Oakland on the thirtieth of last month. She was the daughter of the late Daniel McKinley former American consul general at Hofobury and a favorite of President McKinley. She married Morse Cooper and left a daughter Marjorie McKinley Morse.
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Han Nen
Kit McKinley Morse Cooper
Oakland
Daniel McKinley
Cansul-Federal
Hofobury
McKinley
Me Cooper Twa
Hugh
Marjorie McKinley Morse
Manicured Courts Grant Transportation Franchise Review
A partial OCR fragment describes efforts to modernize telephone service and mentions Pacific States Telephone Company. It notes a court involvement in California, granting permission to travel for business. The text is fragmented and lacks clear dates or additional entities.
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Tails Glins
Pacific States ‘Telephone Company
California
Captain Sam Benefit Arrangements Set At Orpheum
Winger Urdaine and Luke Le Eure announce a Captain Sam benefit at the Orpheum to raise funds for a “brave captain.” A two hour program with top performers aims to draw a large audience and feature free performances by those contributing their services. The event supports buying a whip for the captain as the Alwhia Steamship Company plans a wreck salvage at Olympia. Live stock orders offered by manager Chas We Belin with Frandsen stock for sale. inquiries to Chic Stable at 128 Парe treet.
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Urdaine
Luke
Ane
Chas We Belin
Chilere
Atty Kit Fort Seltly
Chihi Stables
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Messaline
Brown
Witter
Navy
Millinery Department
Sachs’ Dry Goods Co
Corner Fort
Beretania
Rexall
Benson, Smith & Co., Limited
Fort and Hotel Streets
Soni
Metropolitan Meat Market
REWCO
Gonsalves & Co., Ltd
the Capitol Cafe
King Street
Opp
the Young Hotel
The
House of Quality
Ida Cooper
Benjamin
Tonga
Mai
Atate
Sam
Alwhia
Tas
Olympia
Athirst
Honolulu
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