Aiken Defends Petition About Hawaii Teachers’ System
Letter from W C Atkin, Palama, defending the teachers petition on school system control, denying government involvement in petition drawing, praising local leadership, and urging continuation of county and territorial roles in Hawaii public schools. Signatories urge legislature to reject decentralization and keep centralized administration.
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Evening Bulletins
School of
Chile
Kaul
Fem
Tople Shin
Kaual
Sey Poe
Koders
Selon
Hawaii
Ihgul
Vetero
Rodgers
Ohelder
Jorn
Kanai
Nohanau
Ehool
Kehouse of
Educ Ironu Experia
Buffalo
Europe
America
Aliyoud
Wrecked Bark Alexander Mc Neill Crew Sailors On Steamer Coptic
On the steamer Coptic several crew members including Captain Jorgensen of the wrecked bark Alexander Mc Neill return to the Coast. They claim negligent officers caused the wreck amid good weather. Five crew members including the second mate were aboard boats. the rest reached safety. The vessel grounded on Prats reef while en route to Port Townsend in ballast after a Manila voyage.
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Jorgensen
Alexander McNeill
San Francisco
Port Townsend
Ballaut
Prats
Manila
Police Funds and Senate Talks on Saloons Eleventh Day
The Senate discussed police and civil and criminal expenditures with a plan to add 1 200 to the Emergency Appropriation Hill. Petitions from Oahu voters urged incorporation of the island into Honolulu City and County. A Fish Commissioner bill was read. debate centered on penalties and details. The Secretary of the Senate sought extra pay and staff, sparking disputes over daily rates and consistency with past actions.
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Andrews
Senate
Inw
Coel Beawn
Oahu
Hone Ili
Inehbere
Phihory Hulle
Hyown
Brown
Spo
Woods
Achi
Dickey
Nee
Emmynator Heown
Aehi
Waahine
Haddin
Parnes Lentola
Kia Journal
Acti
Another Affidavit in Wright Case Moves for New Trial
Attorneys for B. H. Wright filed another affidavit today claiming affiant can identify the money pathway. The document and Justice Pettardas affidavit filed Saturday will be presented with the motion for a new trial tomorrow as part of ongoing federal proceedings and a territorial resolution requests federal aid for Hawaii education and revenue allocation.
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B. H. Wright
John M. Divle
Wright
Baek
Purtade
Hawaii House Debates Police Salary Deductions and Uniforms
In June the Hawaii House read Governor’s message calling for an emergency appropriation to cover police, maintenance, and surplus costs. Attorney General Andrews notes the department’s need to fund five precincts amid rapid territorial growth and rising crime. The House discusses monies deducted from police salaries for uniforms and related expenses, with officials citing cost controls and clerk arrangements.
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Andrews
Andrews van Rad
Curgiah
Haristin
House of Representatives
Territory
Hawaii
Honolulu
Mike
Mont
Ugly Murder Averted at Kalil Detention Camp
Ali Poon a Chinese tenant at Kalil Detention Camp armed with a rifle and knife in a money dispute, but the weapon failed to fire. He struggled with Santh Islander, was overpowered, and the assailants were subdued and detained at the station.
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Ali Poon
Kalil
Kadeanu
Note on low rates from Sie Franciwcet On sLis
A fragmented excerpt lists low rates with odd spellings and numbers like 70 and 149, referencing offices and locations such as the Manonic Temple and American Momenger Seeview, plus a telephone line MAIN 199. The OCR text is garbled but centers on rate figures and contact details.
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Manonic Temple
Senate to Act on Panama Canal and Cuban Treaties
President Roosevelt proclaimed an extraordinary Senate session for March 8 as failure of the chamber to approve the Panama Canal and Cuban Reciprocity Treaties sparked the call. He said national interests require action blocked by the ongoing Senate stalemate and opposition to the canal treaty.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Senate
Britain Protests Cuban Treaty Across Nations
A multi nation protest surge over the Cuban Rec Treaty grows as Britain and France seek recourse and other sugar producing states contemplate retaliation. Diplomatic inquiries rise while the U S government resists interference. In other notes, Delaware fills a Senate vacancy and Roosevelt defends appointing negroes to southern offices.
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Associated Prexe
Washington, D. C
Great Britain
France
Europe
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Department of Education
United States
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Britain
Brazil
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Ohio
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United 5
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Union Republican
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Manufacturers’ Shoe Company
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