Senate Session Notes Delays and Bills On Tap
The Senate debated delay for a member to travel, with weather and health concerns shaping postponements. A five member committee was set to investigate, including Dickey and Kalauokalani, while liquor and tax bills moved to committee or third reading. Debate over Kona-Kau Railroad taxes spurred protest, and general bills on coffee and pineapple cultivation were discussed amid transportation concerns.
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Kona-Kau
Heuutor
Ahi
Trocoss
Weather and legislative notes from Hawaii port and leper settlement visit
The report covers time signals and weather data from Kahului and Honolulu with references to Greenwich time. It details legislative discussions on funding, the Leper Settlement inquiry committee, and plans for a government band to visit the settlement, plus a brief Senate-House coordination on travel.
Press Trip Rules and Molokal Leper Nettment Visit
Speaker Hockley announced a two man committee from each city paper may accompany the trip. No kodaks or sketches will be allowed and the press must identify themselves for permits with the Board of Health. A stenographer and interpreter will accompany to Molokal to record statements from indigent lepers. The Kinatt will travel Sunday with early departure planned Tuesday. The County Bill Special Committee report was delayed by other committee reports and may be presented this afternoon.
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Chile Hingworth
Menara Havels
Lewis Purdy
Vila
Chillingworth
Harcle
Kina
Benker Hockley
Herger
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Rich Banker's Son Enlists in Navy With Five Trunks
John Mergan, 21, Cornell graduate and son of Webster banker Robert McFarlin, arrived in New York and enlisted at Brooklyn Navy Yard. He imagined comforts but must share a blouse and trousers and launder himself for three years. He telegraphed his father, who learned of the enlistment and was told he had been drafted. The youth planned to ship five trunks to his paternal home.
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