Hawaii Senate Bill 138 Sparks Governor Sign Debate
Governor Carter hesitates on signing Senate Bill 138 and risks a delay that could extend the legislative term. The measure would fund county revenue from Treasurer allocations and establish a new organization, drawing strong responses from self-government advocates. Achi proposes a resolution urging the Governor to sign by noon or face a possible ten-day extension of the Legislature.
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Friends of Local Self-Government
Legi
Hawaii
Senate
Achi
House of Representatives
Professor Koebele Takes Long Vacation Abroad
Professor Koebele of the Entomological Department of the Bureau of Forestry and Agriculture departs from Alameda for a several months leave. He will visit Germany and Europe to study entomology and conduct investigations related to Hawaiian pests, traveling with Mrs Koebele and their child. The Federal Grand Jury convened in Marshal Hendry's office this morning with customs officials present. investigators are seeking a sensational smuggling lead, with a report expected next week. See Kerr's window display of exclusive designs, one silk per kind.
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Bureau of Forestry and Agriculture
Alameda
Abewance
Cal
Mrn
Koehele
Germany
Europe
Federal Grand Jury
Marshal Hendry
Custom House
Palolo Perjurers Must Return Lands
Tax Assessor Holt reported on Palolo homestead applicants who lied about tax payments. Several names were cut from eligibility as they still owed Territory taxes. Land Commissioner Pratt reversed deeds to M. H. Webb W. W. Carlyle and Palekalutl, with others later submitted for inquiry.
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M. H. Webb
W. W. Carlyle
Palekalutl
Ed. Kong
Kealilkunnin
Silliman
Thos. J. Quinn
Isaac Noar
Niauthukea
Ioral
Maine legislative wrangle over Transit tax and Senate vs House tempo
The Maine session features a row over a Senate resolution asking the Attorney General to determine the Transit Company's true valuation and profits. Debates touch on wording changes, amendments, and accountability as the House and Senate clash. The Governor signs several bills while a veto delay is noted and a jury fee item is returned for rehandling.
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H.R. T
Transit Company
Leason
Maine
Harris
Benats
Coniho
Harein
Harri
House
Coelho
Marely
Narrisg
Sheldon
Harria
Howse
House Prepares County Resolve in Hawaii Legislature
The Hawaii House deferred action on a concurrent resolution awaiting the arrival of Lieut. Governor and considering ten extra days for county funding. Governor’s communications listed acts and joint resolutions, including birth certificates, agriculture support, jail, and road work projects.
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Harrie
Sien Senate
Harris
Afernoon
Lie Woy
Walalaa
Rapid Transit Speed Bill Passes Third Reading Amid Debate
The Senate approved the rapid transit speed increase bill after a tense session with McCandless opposing to the end. Appointments by the Governor were confirmed amid some debate on the initial nominees while a Treasury transfer of 761.36 from current cash to a special deposit fund was signed. The liquor bill advanced after joint conference with House amendments, and House Bill 205 on railroads was reported by the Joint Conference Committee.
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McCandless
Senate BI
Hotee
Hous
Joint
Joint Con
Questions on hotel street carpentry and local workers
A letter questions the hotel street carpentry project and the workers hired. It asks who the workers are and whether they are residents or outsiders and whether wages and meals plans include entertainment. The writer mentions many workers and asks who will do the job and who will be invited to entertainments.
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Raitar
McDuffie Trial Begins In Bribe Case
The cane of Artie McDumy, former Heteetion, facing bribe charges, opened before Judge Ty Bolt this afternoon. A jury had not yet been sworn as court proceedings started amid unclear details and a possible witness list.
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Artie McDumy
Ty Bolt
Acting Shipping Commissioner and Transit Shuffle in Ha
Fragmentary text shows Watkins acting as shipping commissioner with mentions of Korman Watkins conbier Ha Fertilizer and Globe Navigation Seattle. It notes Holt leaving Manchuria for the Pacific Matt Company's Hongkong office and a civil war examination to adjourn Holt’s place advertised May 31. The passage contains garbled, unclear claims about a man’s character and rent.
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Korman Watkine
Ha. Waiian Fertilizer Company
Globe Navigation Company
Seattle
Man to Fight County Court Fight to Halt County Act
Strenuous efforts by citizens and lawyers to challenge a county act in court. Attorney W. R. Castle named to pursue proceedings as locals seek to block what they call county government overreach. A jury finds Kaasihra Kaalaaba guilty of selling liquor without a license. Exhibition and fashion notices follow, with Kilohana Art League and Kerr’s Millinery featured.
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Sisteem Court
Kilohana Art League
Mra. Hodeon
Kerr
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