Hawaii as a Pacific key and labor hub argues for federal prep
In a wide leftist ornate appeal, the Bulletin urges U S officials to strengthen Hawaii’s defenses and harbors, expand labor and immigration opportunities, and promote local self-government. It praises Hawaii’s strategic Pacific role, notes revenue benefits to the federal treasury, and advocates tariffs on coffee to diversify labor and bolster American presence in the tropics.
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Hawaii
Honolulu
Nevel
Tecomity
United States
Ihe
United States & Territory
Hawai
Philippines
Ita Politien
Pacific
Mawaii
Hawaiia
Lahor
Beland
Bette
Alent
Oahu
Chinocere
Central
South America
Porto Rico
Tropics
Croker
Taft Visit Plans Amid Island Views and Immigration Talk
Fragmentary remarks describe Toft visitors planning a volcano itinerary while noting Honolulu's prominence among Hawaiian islands. The Taft party is urged to acknowledge Oahu as small, with implications for immigrant policy and federal attention. Governor Carter’s stance remains unclear amid ongoing deliberations.
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Honolulu
Drethkren
Ouhu Ie
Harborside Visitors Reflect on Manchuria Trip Whimsy
Fragmentary remarks describe visitors imagining improvements to Ho Polnly harbor and recalling a time they might have had to climb down Manchuria’s harbor sides. The text hints at a favored voyage and a windy approach into the harbor.
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Manchuria
Hawaii’s Plea for Aid and Defense in Pacific Policy
A Harshly worded appeal urges Congress to fund and empower Hawaii. It emphasizes American duties in the Pacific, national defense, economic expansion, and housing for residents, urging strong support rather than neglect by Washington.
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Waalington
Washington
Mawati
Hawaii
Congress
Pacife
Congressional
Pacific
United States
Conatexe
Hawaii Governor Carter Resigns to Visit Washington
George Carter the Governor of the Territory of Hawaii is aboard the San Francisco Call liner Alameda arriving from Honolulu. He plans a Washington visit to discuss Hawaiian governance with President Roosevelt and has tendered his resignation, citing differences with the President and his desire to avoid embarrassment if another is chosen to lead Hawaii. The resignation follows territorial election results and is framed as a precautionary move amid ongoing political disputes.
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Nationa
Islands
Hawai
Exer
Od Palare
Capitol
Atkinson
J. Cooper
Republican Organization
George Carter
Territory of
Alameda
Honolulu
Carter
Washington
Rooseval
Mawall
Itore
Roowevelt
Elas
Habrine
Cantor
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