Immigrant Rates Up To Highest Notch
The Board of Immigration received a cable from Special Agent Stackable about Spanish immigrants to Havwall. Rates are prohibitive, up nearly a hundred percent over routes used for prior SUverie passengers. Action is delayed until March when rates may improve. decision expected in a few days.
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Iaukea Faces Police Budget Cuts At County Meeting
At the Board of Supervisors last session a proposed cut would reduce the police department budget to about 1000 for salaries, down from roughly 8000. Sheriff Jaiksen said adjustments must be made to fit the limited funds while preserving effectiveness, with reductions in foot patrols, mounted officers, and several court staff. Continued discussion noted on cross billing with the Attorney General and potential further economies.
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Social Hop at Moana Tonight Highlights Island Guests
The Moana and Alexander Young hotels host a social hop tonight by permission of Manager Hortache. The event welcomes patrons of the hotels, tourists visiting the city, and local island residents, emphasizing hospitality and cordial reception.
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Roosevelt Urges Subsidies for American Steamship Lines
Roosevelt sends a special message to Congress urging passage of a bill to subsidize American steamship lines trading with the Orient and South America. The note highlights a push to boost U.S. maritime access and national trade interests.
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Careful Value Preservation Promised By New Jar Safety
A brisk note promises no risk from fire or burglary for jars stored for a year and upward, stressing careful handling and secure storage to protect the pope f of Value.
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Fund to aid starving Chinese by governor led panel
A committee chaired by Governor Carter aims to raise funds to aid starving Chinese provinces. The governor plans to collect money for suffering Chinese. meeting discussed continuing efforts and possible solutions. Continued on Page 4.
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General to Assist State in Japanese School Case
Sacramento January 23 The new Attorney General will represent the State in a suit concerning Japanese schools. The action seeks to resolve questions of policy and legality facing public education authorities.
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Siemsen Delays Appeal To Supreme Court
In San Francisco on January 23 the lawyers for Siemsen the law murderer filed an appeal to the Supreme Court and the court will act on the motion. The case centers on a delay arising from legal strategy as proceedings proceed.
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Teague Plans to Buy Oahu Interest in League Dispute
Fragmented conveyance outlines Teague bidding to acquire the Oahu share amid a dispute over league control and a $500 to $650 monetary offer. Wording is uncertain on who will fund the payment, with trustees and league accounts under review and a potential sale to Diamond Heads discussed.
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Lava advances as Kilauea erupts through Kona and Kau
Hilo Hawaii January 21 lava flows in Kona and Kau are reported to be increasing. Surveyor drawings show lava filling the bottom of the landscape and burning vegetation. Officials estimate lava areas crossing Government road in two places with wide fissures. Destruction to the road and disruption of trade are noted as the principal damage.
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Governor Carter weighs blame over le Niwaniy dam work halt
The governor discusses delaying the dam project and cites possible responsibility between the administration and the contractors. He plans to consult Holloway and Howland and defer final action to the legislature, while not naming a definite party to blame. The issue may be forwarded for legislative decision.
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