Immig rat ion debate and territorial labor issues in Hawaii
A lengthy Hawaii editorial and legislative summary discusses immigration policy, labor supply, and the Need for a strong territorial labor representation. It cites the Immigration Board and political figures debating port of entry effects, European versus Orient labor, and potential ten day extensions on acts. It notes legislative movement on taxation, education board appointments, and adoption bills amid broader territorial governance debates.
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Duran
Bown
Hawai
Timmy
Hawaii
New York
Porte
Went
County Act Crisis Stirs Hawaii Territory Politics
Governor Carter faces a critical stand as the Senate delays 225 County bill. Lawmakers warn failure to approve risks breaking faith with the people and triggering a clash with Territorial authorities. The Legislature insists on county program terms, while Democrats and Republicans watch for final action.
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Hawaii
Dal
Senate
Hilen
Carter
Republican Party
Government bills advance and veto in territorial legislature
The House passed third readings on measures including licenses and rapid transit funding, while McCandless amendment clashes with a procedural ruling. The Senate sustained a governor's veto on House Bill 201 funding unpaid bills, and adjourned after a communication about signed bills. Carry tales and dogs noted in proceedings.
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Itegrom
Thor
Lawn Avil Salt McCandless
Howe
House
Fifth Circuit Court
Senate
Hawaii Legislature Concludes Session with Prayer and Bills Passed
The Hawaii Legislature wraps up the regular session with the governor’s remarks, prayers, and passage of several bills. The House and Senate confer on liquor legislation and other measures, including amendments to tax and civic statutes, as lawmakers finalize readings and approve joint conference reports for consideration.
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Winwail
Territory of
Hawaii
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House
Senate
Ea‘ward E. Hale
Congress
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Kalama
Woods
Harris
Morsten
Moore
Mabikos
Nokuina
Benate
Senate Communications
Deserters Troubles Navy Ships Near Pensacola
Mobile reports widespread desertions of bluejackets from vessels off Pensacola. Authorities estimate many sailors may be ashore at local cities seeking rest and armor. Police Chief met with Rear Admiral Huss aboard the flagship Maine to discuss deserter apprehension and possible measures.
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Ala
Pensacola
Mirring
Bollora
Maine
Huss
Evans
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