Frivolous Use Of Veto Diminishes Its Power
Legislative notes report on veto power and proposed bills. References include House Bills 69 72 and 90 plus Senate Bill 06, with amendments to truancy provisions and tobacco grower relief. Dowsett and Smith discuss veto reconsideration and historical veto usage excerpts from Twenty Years of Congress. Continued on Page 2.
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Monroe
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Primary bill passes in the Lower House
Republican members vote unanimously to pass the primary bill amid heated debate with Democrat Home Rule advocates opposing. Kaniho attacks the measure while Hughes and Kaleo defend it, arguing it protects voters and rights though critics warn of campaign costs and party discipline.
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Mahuku Estate Chosen for U S Federal Building Site
H A Taylor selected the mauka Makalede King Street site between Emmelath and Hall for the new Federal building. He said formal Treasury approval not needed but local details not definite. Waterhouse Trust Co. has landed the coveted prize amid a quiet process and other parties declined comment.
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Ohio Crowd At 1 Velock For Ivanana Entertainment
The Los Angeles visitors were hosted at an Armory event decorated by city ladies. Rev Stephen Desa directed a banquet for over 10 at the table. Mr Wiggins spoke for visitors, with Herron, La Blond, and Rev Deeha also present as hosts. Afterpounded tunes, cantatas, and dances. visitors praised Hawaii. They plan to reach Honolulu Friday morning and enter Tam harbor. A press breakdown reduced second edition to six columns.
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President Roosevelt bars Japanese and Korean laborers from entering
Washington March 14 In line with the new Immigration Act the President issued an order denying entry to Japanese and Korean workers who have passports to travel to Mexico Canada or Hawaii and who come from those places He fulfilled a promise made to San Francisco officials and the city board of education
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Board of Education
Regatta Day Festivities At The Aside Hotel
All new building arrangements at the Bennide Hotel are completed in time for Regatta Day Saturday. The Hawaiian Band converts from 2 pm to entertain visitors viewing canoe and boat races from shaded lawns. A Hawaii Quintet Club will perform at the whirl basin, making the evening informal for guests in holiday outdoor attire.
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Walkiki
Strikers Attack Cars in Louisville Riot Test of Police Aid
In Louisville on March 14 rioting streetcar strikers attacked cars operated by non union workers. Police intervened and repulsed the mob as authorities sought to restore order amid the unrest.
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Stock Panic Grips New York Exchange Deep Selloff
A pronounced slump hit the New York stock market today as the exchange closed near panic levels. Traders watched steep declines across major issues and market volatility persisted into the session.
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