Hawaii Politics and Education Amid Ethnic Change
The piece discusses Hawaii's political and social dynamics, citing figures like Mr. Fregan and Woodrow Wilson as a backdrop to debates on governance and federal roles. It highlights education across diverse races, the influence of planters, and calls for democracy and racial unification as Hawaii advances toward potential statehood.
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Botdy
Keteraux
Pacific
Honolulu
Jy Yvanion
Donore
New England
Hawaii
United States
Statehood
Hawaii Statehood Appeal Amid Mixed Congressional Prospects
A Boston Monitor letter discusses Hawaii’s push for statehood, noting a Senate petition by Hawaii’s Legislature and a slow path to action. The writer urges patience, argues future petitions will gain weight, and warns against rushing before a decisive majority for statehood.
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Haynie
Congress
Christin Scivnrn Monitor
Boston
Hevoten
Hawaii
Senate
Hurine Dean
Latii-Anerle
Tnt
Toring Wienke Wail
Legal clash over Site Shifters delay in Honolulu
Judge Clemons cites January 1 1912 as turning point to unlock construction of the Federal building. The debate centers on delaying tactics by Site Shifters and the possibility of applying the law immediately to end the muddle. Honolulu faces pressure to proceed with the Malik rite plan and federal progress.
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Junge Clemons
Manuka Site
Clemons
Honolulu
Ithis
Honosulu
iVongreae
United States Flag in Foreign Ports Stirs Amazement
The United States flag draws amazement from travelers abroad as ships bearing the flag are scarce in foreign ports. Governor Fort of New Jersey, touring the world, reports from Yokohama that after 5,000 miles and visits to several nations he has not seen a single U S flagged vessel in any port, while foreign ships abound.
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United States
Io Fortier
Governor Fort
New Jersey
Honolulu
Government aid urged to lift U S merchant marine
The speaker argues England and Germany dominate world trade while France Vinlyy da pan and Austria show keen interest. He favors government support for the merchant marine to achieve parity with other nations and end long standing discrimination that has kept the American flag from the oceans.
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England
Germany
France
Vinlyy Dapan
Austria
Flint
Clemons on Substitute Jurists and Hawaii in Ninth Circuit
Legal discussion on judicial appointment, territorial matters, and the impact of a new law taking effect next January. Justice Clemons analyzes how a substitute judge could be named by Governor and how Hawaii’s status affects federal and territorial court procedures, with references to Ninth Circuit authority and historical practice.
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Sant
Darty
Hawaii
Tle Ophiton
Bart
Amy
Ald
Supreme Court of
Mateutiite
Clemons
Porto
EU Eleult
Elann
Machell
Anerican
Wyaten
Kawgat
Dodge Clemons Stirted
Madera
Mmamarouey
Fate Nieloy
Jaotlebary Uhv
Jude Doe
Federat
Cironic
Mae Weil
Cme
Pevely
Hecki
Mawati
Ayention
Site Shifters Meet Urge No Change in Hawaii Building Site
Honolulu residents and supporters urge keeping the planned federal building on Matiniea site. Delegates from Hawaii and local citizens push for no alteration and request action on the project as outlined.
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