Governor's Message to Hawaii Legislature Urges Prudent Lawmaking
The governor speaks to the Senate and House at the dawn of an industrial era urging careful, concise lawmaking. He notes the recent turbulent period with executive changes and a three party election, stressing moderation, minority checks, and the value of necessary, clear legislation. He warns against overreaching or undercutting governance and calls for thorough work at the current session.
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Senate
House
Hawaii Nei
Supreme Court
House And Senate Open Sessions In Territorial Legislature
The opening of both chambers shows J D Lows leading the House as speaker. A large crowd fills the hall while temporary officers are elected and the oath of office is administered to 30 House members and Senate authorities.
Russians Deploy Third Fleet and Cavalry Attack in Japan
Tokyo dispatch reports the Russians have begun an extensive cavalry maneuver against the Japanese left flank as part of a broader push by the Third Fleet. The action indicates intensified hostilities in the theater.
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Tokio
Japan
Afternoon House of Representatives elects officers and staff
Promptly at 2 o clock the afternoon session of the House proceeded with nominations and ballots. Stephen Deshu was nominated for chaplain while Teel was urged for secretary, Aylett calling for Hawaii and urging election. Secretary Katnnokaloni cast an unanimous ballot for Hey Mr Dewha. Charles Wilcox and H Boyd nominated as interpreter. Hoyt declared elected. Names for messenger and janitor were read, with Duncan and Moknipu among those chosen. The House adjourned until 9 a.m. tomorrow.
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J. D. Lows
House of Representatives
Hawaii
Hawaii Panol
House Wa
Carter
House
Otcer Chas
Wilcox
Kalauakatani
Woodward
N. Pernandes
Harris
Hole
Kuokalant
Fernandes
Wilcos
Tary
Howse
Farge
Hemsian
Cox
J. H. Boyd
Wilcox Cant
Boyd Axnterpreter
Jimmy
Abeo
Lewin
Harris, Holmioin
Coptho
Senate
Bajourat Watls
Sea
Lie Houve
Committee On Credentials
Palas
Ayfett
Frear
United States
Marly
Muet
Ion Ag
Moyne
Cowlho
Nakuina
Knudson
Fernandez
Long
Aylett
Holstein and
Knudsen
Amit Apolaune
Apole
Kmundgen
Te Wemporary
Randaen
Kaudeen
Tland
Kaual
Sentor CH. Dickey
Kekahuna
Dickey
Inenverg
Achi Pat Stiva
J.D. Parle
Thia
J. D. Paria
A. N. Mayselden
Rear
Benator McCandrees
Bishop
Cer
D. PR. Ioondores
D. Paris
Bavidge
Thee
Parkers SerenabArme
Chas
HL Clark
Bush
Monsenger
Nahele
Danner
Behuiny Bishop
Achmovil
Achi
Gandalf
Brown
Walmer Woods
Memonger
Kalama
Lane
Charles Wilcox
H. Boyd
Hoyt
Sakeren Kext
Eli
Ds A Avery
Ruske
Sheldon Oumeg
A. Kearns
Sees Earths
Wabeb
J. Kapitiea
Kamalopiil
Cumulus
Slaw
W. B
Senate Debates Message Reading Postponement Vote
The senate met in the afternoon to read a gubernatorial message. Senators Dickey Parts Act and Bishop led the session, Dowcett urged postponement until tomorrow, the motion failing seven to four. The message was then read.
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Billy
Dickey
Parts
Act
Bishop
Dowcett
Wonton
Reid
Governors reply spurs swift readiness for business
The governor states a swoon and swift readiness push the assembly to act. Committees named on accounts education finance public expenditures enrollment and print and other items are listed with member names. A motion to adjourn until 2 p.m. passes, and notices of tailoring styles and improvements are advertised.
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Ber
Gent Ho
Chabrouy Inenberg
Renate
J. D. Varre
Dc Hewitt
B Kalama
A. N. Haywelden
J. K. Gandall
J Hewitt
J. M. Dowatt
Bienep
Paris
BF Bishop
LL. McCandress
Wilcox
H. Dickeey
Haysolden
W. ©. Achl
Senator Dickey
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