Party pledge shown by Hawaii Senate on school bill
The Republican senators Hewitt Kau, Pali Maui, and J T Brown Hilo voted no on the first school bill tally. The party platform demands education of Hawaii youth have first claim on Territory revenues. The Chillingworth school bill is the only measure that appears to meet this pledge and is set to be taken up on the Senate special order tomorrow.
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Senate
Hewitt
Kau
Pali
Maui
J. T. Brown
Hilo
Republican Party
Hawaii
Honoliin
Country Club
Improvement Clibs
Rapid Tranch Company
Public Service Commission
Dla
FRIEND OR ENEMY MAKING IT UNANIMOUS ON SCHOOL BILL
The Senate faces a crucial vote on the school bill with members who opposed the initial aye and no vote urged to stand as true friends of the bill. Delays and objections are condemned as endangering the measure and voters are urged to demand a unanimous roll call tomorrow. The record will show who supports the children’s school funding.
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Senate
Honolulu Editorial Roundup on Public Welfare and Governance
Honolulu editorials urge decisive action on child welfare funding and public commissions. They criticize Panama era park expansion and support public service reform. The piece argues for franchise oversight of transportation and broader citizen engagement through commissions.
Legislature Finds Officer Yielding Only Under Pressure
A fragment suggests lawmakers view a public officer who acts only when forced as ineffective. The note argues such an official is waiting for adjournment to push actions they would not undertake openly, implying two outcomes: expose the official or pave new laws.
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Iin
Norning
Debate on Immigration Policy and US Mexico Relations
A Washington dispatch to the New York Evening Post discusses Mexican instability and U.S. neutrality law enforcement. It notes Taft’s mobilization mood, calls for continued exclusion of Chinese laborers, limits on Japanese and Korean immigration, and seeks British agreement to curb East Indian laborers.
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Washington
New York Evening Post
Mexico
United States
Taft
Texas
Mawati
Congress
The
Immigration Commission
NO LUMBER TRUST [5 DECISION
A legal document contends five lumber firms conspired to monopolize the timber trade in the territory. The suit alleges unlawful combination to fix prices and maintain high margins, violating the 1890 Sherman Act. The case asserts ongoing and future price control actions harm the public welfare.
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Jond
Montain
Congress
Island Fruit Co. In Lumber Price Fixing Case
A fragmented notice discusses ISLAND FRUIT CO. at 728 King Street amid a dispute over lumber price fixing and market allocation in a territorial area. The text notes agreements among competitors to limit sales and deter third party partitions to protect shared markets, with rulings about evidence and the normal competitive process.
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Island Fruit CO
King Street
Wells, Fargo Express Co
Deer protection bill stalls in House amid debate
The House debated a closed season for deer citing preservation, while Cooke argued deer thrive automatically during open seasons. Lawmakers referenced cattle and sheep grazing in the region and noted votes from the governor’s coalition. Agriculture favored dropping the proposal, and the panel also opposed Makehan’s cheap transport bill for fresh produce and freight to the Pacific Coast.
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Cooke
Flo
Mountain
Coney
Committee On Agriculture
Gove Cornor
Gily Uke
Holstein
Cuwanken
Makekay
M. Ke Makehan
Mawati
Pacific Coast
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