Governor Carter vetoes leprosy bill in Hawaii session
The governor returns House Bill 176 amending leprosy law, opposing a system of medical examination with court action. He cites federal aid for a hospital, calls the measure radical, and warns against stripping the Board of Health of authority. Session adjourns after the veto message, with events at the Hawaiian Hotel planned.
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House
Hawaii
Congress
Wyman
United States
Iberty
Jonker Autsta
Hawaiian ‘Trust Co Ve
A. M. Brown
Mouna Hotel
Circuit Court
Mey
Supreme Court
Track Meet Announcement and Legislative Debate Summary
An event list for a track meet is outlined with multiple dash, sprint, and field events and restrictions on entrants. Separately, a legislative session discusses the Rapid Transit bill and amendments about taxes, franchise rights, and treasury allocations, with testimony from McCandlish and others.
Hawaiian steamer Kinay sails for Ho and away ports
Labor probe in Hawaii expands as Labor Commissioner Neill sails to Maui with Victor A. Clark to investigate plantation conditions. They will report to the US Government. Other travellers include Dr K Rechinger en route to Vienna and Mrs Rechinger, with local notices of executions and fashion shows noted in Honolulu.
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C. B. Neill
Maui
Victor A. Clark
Honolulu
Bureau of Commerce and Labor
United States
Clark Jeouldaingie
Neill
K. Rechinger
Rechinge
Dr. Rechinger
Vienna
Auvtela
Baymon
Mra. Lycurgua
R. W. Shingle
A. W. Carter
New Commissioners Named by Governor Carter
Governor Carter announced the appointment of public instruction commissioners Mrs Wilcox of Katial and David Awa, joined by Wal av Ht Farrington, with Sophronia Webher as chief physician in Boston. The noted doctor is described as a 99 year old native.
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Senate
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Katial
David Awa
Walav
Farrington
Sophronia Webher
Boston
Mill
Rapid Transit Speed Bill Fought by McCandless in Senate
Fifty ninth day of the session sees continued debate over a rapid transit speed bill. Senator McCandless argues against the measure citing lack of government profit and potential franchise issues. Dickey seeks amendments tying any speed increase to Congressional approval.
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Congress
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Ravla Transit Co
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Onice
Bena
Lands Committee
Garter Refuses To Extend Present Session
Representatives Harrie Greenwell and Holstein urge Governor to extend the session for consideration of a leprosy bill and other measures. A motion to adjourn failed as no quorum was present at 2:58 p.m. with hours wasted awaiting a majority.
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Greenwell
Holstein
Ing
Miewlire
JH. Howland
Wenaton
Tep, Co
Walt
Change in Date of Song Congress In Chicago Invite
Work on the coming congress of song proceeds apace as the committee received an acceptance from Mrs Gray Scott of Chicago who was invited to sing. Her voice and method are cultivated and she possesses dramatic power. She studied in Paris under Mines Leonard and Damerick and with Randegger in London.
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Metile
A Gray Scott
Chicago
Mra
Festival date moved for Livas event details
The second day of the Livas festival was shifted from Monday May kth to the preceding Saturday due to concerns about gathering children. Officials expect no difficulty in assembling participants as teachers push the event, noting schoolchildren sing with greater earnestness this year.
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Dim
Cutty
Department of Education
Bechtel Returns From Coast Mission Visit
Bechtel of the Local U S Immigration Office arrived from San Francisco aboard the Manchuria after several weeks away seeking treatment. He says the trip focused on his health and notes the formal opening of the new Immigration station behind Channel Wharf remains undecided with work still to complete including grading and interior furnishings.
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FM. Bechtel
U. S
San Francino
Manchuria
Bechtel
Calcutta Dispatch Hints at New Volcano Rumors
A Calcutta bulletin dated April 2 reports no quake news from regions north of Cashmore. It notes a two day prior shock in India, mentions Jammu reporting a fog causing fear, and hints that two new volcanoes may have appeared in Central Asia, with colorful conjecture about the view.
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Cashmore
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