New Immigration Law Shocks Hawaii Laborers
A cable from Secretary Root informs Governor Carter that the new immigration law blocks Japanese laborers in Hawaii with Hawaii issued passports from leaving for the mainland. The Mongolia and Alameda voyages were canceled or overbooked as authorities issue notices across islands to halt mainland transport.
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United States
Carter
Mongolia
Alameda
Atkinson
Allar
Hawaii House Funds Harbor Projects and Molokai Station
The House approved 60000 for Honolulu and Hilo harbors and 60000 for a northern Molokai coast location station. The Committee on Territories reported favorable on the Refund Bill without minority. Officials warned about securing valuable papers to prevent loss from fire or burglars. a four pound annual safeguard plan was proposed.
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Senate
Hawaii bill faces renewed opposition in Congress
The Territories Committee favors the Henry Waterhouse Trust measure but Speaker Cannon’s opposition threatens passage. Capron argues Hawaii deserves fair funding for harbors and public buildings, while claims of liberal treatment for Hawaii contrast with national deferral. President and departments back forest reserve bills, yet no vote outlook. (Continued on Page 4.)
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Hawaii
Lloyd
Uncle Joe
Lee
Congress
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Departments of Agriculture and the Interior
National Forestry Convention
Legrela
Tures
Merchants Club Banquet At Seaside Beacons Beaside Hotel
The Merchants Club plans a fret banquet at the Beaside Hotel tomorrow evening. The Royal Hawaiian Band will perform, detached from the Military encampment, alternating with Isiil orchestra to provide music. A dance will follow, and relatives and friends of Merchants' Club members are invited.
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Royal Hawaiian Band
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Merchants’ Club
Press Out of Nation Delays Schedule to Resume Tomorrow
Fragmentary, unclear report notes a 24 hour delay due to a press outage yesterday. The delay affected initial operations but a new station issue should proceed as normal tomorrow with resumed service.
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Palin
Netion
Roosevelt and Cannon Move to Push Subsidy Bill
Washington leaders aim to secure passage of the ship subsidy bill this session as the Senate shows limited support. In Nicaragua, Bonilla’s forces clash with Zelaya’s troops along the front. Hondurans are defeated after hours of fighting. Dargie, a veteran Oakland official, dies amid public life scenes. The Paris chamber backs Government in Church and State dispute as German Reichstag opens with Boers issue discussed.
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Cannon
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Managua
Bonilla
Honduras
Zelaya
Benefit Show Planned At Orpheim For Ty Vor
Locil Vaujevi announces a Saturday benefit at the Orpheim to aid ty Vor, with a farewell concert featuring Mrs Alapal Sree Kad, Kaal manitealin elu, Niehsl mim, and a band. Officials expect a large turnout and only limited appearances by Vierta during the event.
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Ty Vor
Clurmnetor Examediats
Hawaii
Vierra Lute
Loval Witertalanven
Alapal Sree Kad
Mrs Thaw Cross-Examined in New York
The cross-examination of Mrs Evelyn Thaw began in New York City as officials announced a schedule for a ceremony on Washingtons Birthday and asked participants to submit freight by Thursday.
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New York
N. Y
Evelyn Thaw
Heiday
Washington
Officers Of Fleet Say Japan Trusts In Roosevelt's Fairness
Japanese naval squadron Wak arrived by wire and was welcomed with honors in New York Harbor. The dispatch lists officers and crew aboard the ships Matsushima and Hashidate alongside a Chinese harbor parade, noting courteous reception and flags. No deaths reported. ships, tonnage, propulsion and armament details provided.
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Japan
Roosevelt
Andrew Brown Dead After Long Illness in Honolulu
Andrew Brown, a well known figure in Honolulu civic life, died after a long illness of over two years. He served in public works and later as head of the Water Department before Governor Carter. He leaves a widow and many friends. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 3 pm from the Masonic Temple under Hawaiian Lodge No. 21 auspices.
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Brown
Setanda
Chas Wilon
Carter
Masonic Temple
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