Governor pockets six bills in statewide veto spree
The governor used pocket vetoes on six bills while a seventh measure faces defeat. A telephone franchise proposal and an extension of farm and land commission authority drew the most attention as the governor explained his legal reasoning. The vetoes, detailed in a binder in the governor’s office, leave lawmakers to pursue recess work and potential revisions.
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Miss Graham 10 Weds Tomorrow at New York Church
In New York City the wedding of Miss Graham and her unnamed groom takes place tomorrow at St Thon church in Manhattan. A large family circle is present with political connections. relatives include a niece of Representative 4.1 Cae Wor and several prominent figures. The ceremony concludes with a reception at a city venue and a honeymoon planned in Berlin.
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Hilo Teachers Sent to Honolulu In School Shuffle
Report from Hilo describes F A Richmond principal of Hilo High School being reassigned to the Normal School. Mrs Mary Compton who filed charges is married to a Central Grammar School teacher. Superintendent Pope says he has not met Principal Edgar Wood but believes the Richmond appointment will please him.
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Congress Probes New War Powers Expansion in Europe
A legislative debate outlines sweeping authority for the executive to intervene abroad, with testimony on expanding the Defense Department's powers. Officials warn of potential long term commitments and the need for funding and statutory clarity.
John Bull Is For Peace at London Guildhall
London April 28 At a grand pub in the Guildhall the American arbitration plan for settling international difficulties was adopted. The Lord Mayor presided and speakers included Premier Asquith and Mr Balfour.
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Baseball Results In The Big Leagues Apr 28
National League Brookia Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 5 0. Pittsburgh Pittsburgh 3 Chicago 3 New York Boston 9 New York 4. American League Philadelphia Philadelphia 1 Washington 2. Boston New York 2 Boston 1. Cleveland Detroit 3 Cleveland 3.
Sues Paper for Libel in Hawaii Herald Case
Nathan Scharlin filed a libel suit against the Hawaii Herald for 15000 dollars over an article in the Daily Wireless News that allegedly claimed he was arrested in Honolulu for stealing opium. The story references Honolulu, April and pending actions with evidentiary contention from the paper's report.
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Senate committee appointments to be settled by cross-party vote
Washington April 28 Insurgent Senators appeal to a Republican caucus but it is announced today that Senate committees will be appointed by a majority vote of both parties.
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Rebels May Have Captured San Blas
Report from Nogales Mexico says the Mexican rebel town of San Blas may have fallen into rebel hands as fighting or occupation activities are noted near the area. Reports remain unconfirmed and local authorities urge caution while assessing the situation.
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Peace Commissioner Arrives to Lead Juarez Peace Talks
El Paso, April 28. Judge Francisco Carbajal of the Supreme Court arrives to conduct peace negotiations near Juarez between warring factions. This mission aims to end hostilities and establish dialogue under official mediation.
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Flee From Canton Feared After Sudden Outbreak
Hong Kong residents fled Canton city area on April 28 amid sudden violent clashes between Manchu and local groups. Authorities warned of possible outbreaks as thousands moved away seeking safety.
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Jose J. Dias Bishop Bt on King Street area
Jose J Dias Bishop Bt, located near King Street, with contact phone 3448 listed for inquiries or correspondence.
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Frear to Fight Cummins Claim in Territorial Dispute
Governor Frear declares two appropriations legal but vetoed by Legislature. He plans to challenge in court, contending the claims involve merchandise licenses and tax issues deemed unconstitutional previously. Attorney General Lindsay J prepared to argue constitutionality. Cummins fine repayment pocket vetoed in 190? Legislature overrode veto to pass the bill.
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Governor Frear Offers Compromise On Rapid Transit Franchise
Governor Frear signals a possible compromise to avoid a pocket veto on the Rapid Transit and Land Company franchise bill. He proposes a substitute or amendments after a conference with directors and the governor to align the measure with his objections, noting time constraints prevented a veto message and stressing the bill would still require congressional action.
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This Newspaper Girl Plays Outbound Headlines
A fragmented clipping describes a young newspaper girl and her travels among promotions and notices. It references Miss Newsgirl, a Royal Half, and a list of colorful, hazy names amid market and social chatter.
Formosa Demand for Mills Likely Ended
Formosa demand for new sugar mills appears to be near end as current machinery suffices and Nippon government seeks to curb competition. C Helemann of Handy Tat Works notes edict affecting new construction, while examining mills in Formosa and the Philippines for potential upgrades. He reports 70 mill rollers in use and several older plants operating, with limited issues on equipment. Continued analysis on page 3.
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Quarantine 15 Modified Oversees Livestock Health Policy
A report notes modifications to quarantine measures for livestock amid debate at a recent meeting. A letter from a regional official influenced the changes, focusing on transit of cattle and the role of veterinary authorities. The plan aims to ease transportation while maintaining safeguards until arrivals at the designated end point.
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