Fight to Reduce Flash Test of Petroleum to 120 Degrees
In a long Finance Committee hearing Rep Kantho’s House Bill 187 to regulate testing and sale of petroleum was debated. Experts officials and many advocates argued over ignition tests with a 120 degree proposal, opposing the existing 150 degree standard and prompting a continuation on page 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rep. Kantho
Finance Committee
A. Derg
A. Gilman
J. P. Cooke
F. J. Lowrey
J. F. Morgan
Zeno K. Myers
Moreton Campbell
H. E B. Cooper
A. W. van Valkenburg
B. Dennison
Harris
J. A. Qtman
Board of Underwriters
Schuman Opens Well Equipped Automobile Shop
Schuman announces the opening of a full service auto shop on Merchant street near Stahgenwald in Honolulu. He expects a Nebraskan arrival on April 6 and plans Ford shipments to stock two loads of machines for sale and local tours. Schuman has toured the island by Ford and tested the cars on long runs, touting the auto as a superior alternative to horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Gua Schuman
Schuman
Merchant Street
Stahgenwald
Oahu
Waialua
Detective Hatter Ties Hawaii Case to Nol Prosequi
Attorney General Andrews entered a nolle prosequi in two liquor without license charges against Leon Renault, as the principal witness Hatter could not be produced. The attack against Spencer and Bpencer charges may also fall light, with Renault and Jas Bpencer named in related actions. A newly featured Kodak No 3A with advanced features is offered at Honolulu Photo-Supply Co for 27.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hatter
Hawaii
Andrews
Nolla
Leon Renault
Andrewn
Hatter
Renault
Jas
Bpencer
Spencer
Tlett Niguor
Nowent Kodak
Honolulu Photo-Supply Co
Bausch
Senate Eyes Pay Rise for Reporters and Social Club Bill Action
The Senate had a short session adjourning at 10 40. The Ways and Means Committee favorably reported the social club license bill and it passed second reading after discussion. The House notified nonconcurrence in Senate amendments to House bill 80 and a conference committee was appointed. The President named a like committee. The Ways and Means Committee reported on the social clubs taxation bill with amendments recommended for passage. Pall bearers for Dr sloggett funeral listed including Dr McDonald Dr Wayson Dr Cooper and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Dowsett
Bishop
Presid
Hayselden
Ways and Means
Judiciary Committee
Merchants Plan Public Meeting Over Quinn Sunday Bill
The Merchants Association board reviewed the Quinn Sunday bill but did not act. A public meeting was set for Tuesday to decide support or opposition. They invited War Secretary Taft to Honolulu on his Philippines trip and formed a committee to arrange hospitality with local business groups.
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Merchants’ Association
Taft
Honolulu
Philippines
M. Phillip
J. A. Gilman
J. A.M. Johnson
Armb Far
Chamber of Commerce and Builders and Traders’ Exchange
Alice Roorey
Senate committee probes Switel prostitution inspections
The Schlel investigation committee heard Dr Hoffmann say he did not request a prostitution examination and that Dr Cooper ran the offices for such checks. The Board of Health denied authority over Switel with no inspector appointed. Remarks noted a lack of clear regulations and a push for liberal Sunday laws amid political pressure. The session adjourned with Dr Cooper and Dr Judd to testify next. A city track meet for boys is planned at Liliha street fields at 2 PM.
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Schlel
Senate
Hoffmann
Board of Health
Cooper
Lanka
Iwilel
L, Eb, Pinkham
Bosra of Hesith
Paul Smith
Pinkham
McCandless
Ruth
Smith
Health Commission
Judd
Witnomien
Sorial
Feld
Liliha Street
Delegation to Urge Governor Carter to Sign Sunday Bill
A large delegation of Quinn Sunday Bill supporters will meet Governor Carter at nine tomorrow morning to urge signing in line with the will of the people. Representatives from Catholic Societies, labor groups, the Mon Wants' Association, Baseball League Fortigness Soviets, and several senators and representatives will attend. The gathering is billed as an impressive, representative show of cross section support at the Executive office. The piece notes conflict as Civic Federation of Hawaii seeks to block changes to the present blue tune, signaling political tension around the bill.
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Inhor
Civic Federation
Central Union Church
Sald
Nimer
Carter
Peopl
Capitol
Quinn
Ixm Wtive
Representaven
Federation of Catholic Bo ‘Ieties
Labor Organientions
MonsWants’ Association
Baseball Leagug Fortigness Soviets
Want To Succeed Atkinson
Governor Carter says he discussed the appointment of Superintendent of Public Instruction with Mr. Anderson formerly of Puna hou C R True and Robert Law this forenoon They are not active candidates but wish to be considered He aims to thoroughly review all possibilities before deciding Also note a great sale of ladies misses children's and infants shoes at Kerr's.
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Anderson
Punahou
C. R. True
Robert Law
Carter
Kerr's
House Action Calls for Health Measures Against Epidemic
In a morning session Rep Nukulaw proposed hiring two licensed physicians to quell a threatened typhoid fever outbreak in the district. Debate followed on whether to refer the issue to the Board of Health, with calls for immediate action and funding for necessary expenses as residents suffer from the contaminated water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nukulaw
House
Board of Health
Nakuing
Rothing
Coelho
Harrie
Costo
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Automobile Shop
Detective Hatter
Bays Andrews
S.S. Alameda
the Kash Company, Ltd
Wayselden
Bill
Maui Electric Works
Dr. Sloggett
Dr. McDonald
Dr. Wayson
Dr. Cooper
D. P. R. Jeenberg
William Pfotenhauer
C. du Roi
F, C. Field
Captain Abrahamson
Merchants For
Quinn Sunday Law
L. B. Kerr
Wells, Fargo & Co's. Express Money
Waity Bldg
King Nr. Fort
Board Not Responsible
Governor Garter
Atkinson
Hawaiian Trust
Fort ST
ST. Petersburg
Russia
Linovitch
Ated Press
Port Said
Inthmus
Suez
Nebogatotr
Amoctated
Paris
France
Italy
Rome
San Francisco
Calarch
O'Sullivan
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