Unanimous Support for Hawaii School Fund Bill
Hawaii business leaders and taxpayers unite behind the School Fund bill now before the Senate. The plan, backed by Republicans, the Governor, the Department of Public Instruction, and prominent taxpayers, calls for prioritizing funding for public schools and children, urging legislators to act unanimously in the people’s interest.
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Territory of
Hawaii
Hawaii Nei
Senate
Republican Party
Territory
Department of Public Instruction
Falsehood for Fact in Department Salary Schedule
A debate over the Department of Public Instruction payroll reveals alleged misinformation about teacher salaries and schedule integrity. Mr Pope, challenged by Atkinson and corrected by Mrs Wilcox and others, contends prior to four years ago the system varied, while officials claim a long established schedule alignment.
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Pargington
Pope
Pullin
Buble
Font Atkinson
Arrington
Wilcox
Dick Yoon
Medagiere Woot
Publicity and ordinances waste Hinjutite money ad men
A fragment argues that advertising ordinances and related statutes waste city funds and misinform the public. The writer complains residents do not read ads and rely on noisy news columns, urging better clarity and use of official notices.
Reading the City Ad: Advertisers Misread Public Interest
A notional critique argues readers do engage with ordinances and laws via newspapers. It cites morning papers’ advertising columns as the sole source for detailed city ordinances, session laws, and legislation, noting limited print runs and the need for visible public notices.
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Paeltie
Newcamper
Island Fruit Co. ad offers half a dozen choice pineapples
A fragmented notice mentions Island Fruit Co offering half a dozen pineapples and bananas from 728 King Street, with other scattered items and a petition from residents of Klolakaa Kean district about a 3500 fee. Bills introduced include acts on conveyance fees and compulsory filing.
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Island Fruit CO
King Street
Weill
Fargo Express Co
Klolakaa
Kean
Atm
Kun
Uy Costley
Cantley
Public Service Ideals in Populist Government Discussed
In a discussion on governance the emphasis is on serving and informing the public. The piece critiques reliance on experts and suggests newspapers should reflect the people’s concerns and provide clear publicity.
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le the Mannier
House Wrestles with Bill in State Assembly
A jumble of questions and stalled decisions fill the ongoing legislative session. The Attorney General work remains incomplete as records move to the superintendent committee. Representative Kunekey proposes 6500 to extend Alona Meightt Food to School Street, aiming to open land for housing. Kanokea seeks 10000 for maintenance at the leper settlement, while debates continue on related topics.
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Kunekey
Oat Inc
School Street
Kanokea
Revenue push sparks heated debate in congressional reading
The discussion centers on a resolution to boost revenue and the path of a new immigration bill. Fairehild advocates cautious action and potential deferral, while the judiciary committee push prompts quick approval of amendments. Dutch and Belgian authorities clash over a Dutch decree barring a British subject, Tinsley, from remaining in Holton.
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Tinsley
Holton
Keen Rivalry for the Mails in Transpacific Steamship Trade
Report from a naval and commercial scene describing Wilhelmina and Pacific Mail steamers, cargo and passenger movements, speeds, and schedules. Mentions Captain Matson, Judge Ballou, Mrs Lindsay, and other travelers, with notes on freight tonnage and oil vs coal fuel.
Price Outlook Prompts Advance on Share Volume
Looks good for a big advance in price as Hearst Chit holds only a few thousand shares. The plan is to dig Lakeview No 2 and launch the vessel for port duty, aiming for a sale price this evening. A toll cargo of sugar and a list of passengers accompany the shipment.
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Hearst
Lakeview No. 2
Istead
Wilhelmina
J. Oswald Lutt
Fort St
The Faith of Edward Everett Hale as a Model
The piece reflects on Edward Everett Hale as a model of practical religion. It contrasts active, devoted faith with mere pretension and notes Hale’s lifelong view of God as Our Father and his hope that all denominations praised his life.
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Edward Everett Hale
Amertes
Tuwallon Band Performs At Moana Tonight
The Tuwallon Band will perform at the Moana Hotels tonight starting at seven thirty. Management invites guests of all hotels, army personnel, navy personnel, and townfolk to attend.
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Tuwallon
Moana
Army
Navy
Legislature to hear health talk on tuberculosis issue
Charman J. H. Coney of the Home health committee said four joint sessions will be held tomorrow afternoon in the hall of representatives to discuss health questions. Dr. W. C. Hobdy will address the Tuberculosis and its relation to cleanliness topic.
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Charman J. H. Coney
Home Health
Hall of Representatives
W. C. Hobdy
Language mêlée in Honolulu court case over road sides
In a Honolulu police court a fight between two Japanese men led to the arrest of Fumikewy and Yorhikawa. Special officer Fred Smith, a German-born veteran, was cross‑examined as interpreter Max W. Bergan used English German and Hawaiian terms. One man was discharged for lack of offense. Smith asserted he acted to stop the dispute.
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Makal
Mantlia
Wortley
Honolulu
Thonaldli Hotel
Berlin
Fred Smith
Smith
Max W. Bergan
McDitile
Sat
Hergan
Turing
Hergau
Hawaii
Berga
Bergan
Honoluhil
Japatien
Health Wrecked by the Grip Prominent Medical Writer Endorses Pink Pills
An eminent medical writer warns of lasting weakness after grip and urges Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood enriching tonic. A testimonial from Mrs. A L Beckwith of Los Angeles details severe grip symptoms, prolonged fatigue, and recovery after using the pills. The product is advertised as a safe tonic with guaranteed purity and available at 60 cents per box, six boxes for $2.50, from Behnectady NY.
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William
A. L. Beckwith
Santeoatroch
Los Angeles
Cal
Willams
San Francisco
Dr. Williams
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