Whitney Signs Subpoena Order in Hawaii Case
Washington reports attorney general Wickersham and Breckons discuss preventing Filipino departures from Honolulu to Alaska by ship. Judge Whitney signed subpoenas for witnesses as officers moved to the docks, but law cannot touch laborers until quarantine clearance and harbor crossing. Several fugitives and assistants were arrested or bound over for trial related to the Korea incident and emigration activities.
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Mheke
Wickersham
Breckons
Jwike Whitney
Circiit
Veater
Korea
de Guneman
Munk B. Craig
Harry T. Bake
M. Watson Lorrin Anerews
Craig
Mai
Baltazar
Alverado
Crite Wan
Sherri
Jennetthe
Senate Passes School Bill On Unanimous Vote
The Hawaii Senate approved a school bill by unanimous vote. An amendment by Makekau tied school tax receipts to county use for public schools within the collecting county, maintaining funding for salaries and operations as approved in the legislature. The measure passed with all present senators voting aye.
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Senate
Sehoor
Mitkelsted
Slutty
Hawaii
Chillingsworth
Makekwa
Hawail
Chtty Ungworthavin
Paxson
John, Brown
Makekau
Baker
Cecil Brown
John Brown
Chillingworth
Walichita
Judd
Howitt
Kalama
Bills in House and Senate Halt Recruiter Activity for Canneries
Lawmakers advance bills to curb immigrant recruiter agents in canneries. The measure sets penalties up to 1000 per county, requires attorney general review for minor custody cases, and includes constitutional questions. Senate debate centered on defining agents with two senators opposing passage on third reading. (Continued on Page 3)
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Hone
Senate
Gore
Chavet Ciustie
Gil Jns
David K. Maker
Hillwall
Robinson
Mal
Bupreme Court
United States
Andrews Admits Representation Of Agents In Trial
Attorney Lotein Andrews says he represents Prank Cries and is prepared to act as counsel. The remarks, reported yesterday, reference the case involving labor agents and motions to refine procedures.
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Lotein Andrews
Andrews
Ian
Lamn
Henry
Tulle
Matson Atoumani
Dagecatl
Norey
Aline
Tammany Leader Breaks Deadlock With Gorman
Albany March 31 The long deadlock over New York's U S Senate election ends as Justice C Gorman is elected. Tammany Hall leader Charles F Murphy travels from New York to convene a Democratic caucus and secure support for the compromise candidate.
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Canan Butte
Bn Putte
Albany
United States
New York
C. Gorman
State Supreme Court
Tammany Hall
Charles F. Murphy
Gorman
Cannon Won’t Seek House Republican Leadership
Washington March 31 Joseph G Cannon retiring speaker of the House announced he will not seek the Republican leadership. Despite urging from friends to try, he dismissed reports he would attempt to assume the post.
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Associated Prose Cabte
Washington, D.C
Joseph G. Cannon
House
New Record Set in 300 Mile Palm Beach Auto Race
Palm Beach March 31 noted auto racer Dis Brow won the 300 mile contest in 3 hours 53 minutes 33 seconds setting a new world record.
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Bpening Bulletin
Palm Beach
Fla
Disbrow
Explosion Kills 3 Aboard German Cruiser Yorok
Kiel March 31 Three sailors were killed and four injured when methylated spirits exploded aboard the German cruiser Yorok. The blast caused extensive damage to the vessel but no breach of wartime reporting. Local authorities opened an investigation into the incident.
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Kiel
Germany
Rich Ransom Paid for Babe's Return
In Las Vegas New Mexico on March 31 a ransom of 12000 dollars was paid for the return of a baby stolen from its mother by two kidnappers. The men took the child to the mountains and held it until the ransom was paid, after which the child was returned to the distressed mother.
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Los Vegas
N. My
Great Loetschberg Tunnel Completes Piercing Alps
Berne Switzerland March 31 The great Loetschberg tunnel which pierces the Alps and joins Switzerland and Italy was completed today mountains pierced to daylight on both sides forging a new through route.
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Berne
Switzerland
Loetschberg
Alps
Italy
Severe Engagement Reported at San Rafael El Paso
Reported heavy combat between Mexican federal and rebel forces continues at San Rafael El Paso. Early dicey tolls indicate significant such exchanges with ongoing troop movements and exchanges of artillery.
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San Rafael
EL Paso
San Rai
Three Days Battle Without Result in Texas Chuahua
Three days of fighting in Chihuahua continue with no decisive outcome as forces clash in Paso, Texas area reports indicate stubborn resistance and mounting tensions amid the ongoing engagement.
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Paso
Tex
Mar, SA
Hatsle
Taking
Placeu
Chihuahua
Federals Occupy Uras Amid Ongoing Battle Reports
In Santa Barbara Marin County reports indicate the battle near Uras continues with Federals holding ground. The situation remains unclear with limited verification, as officials assess the strategic impact of the occupation and any subsequent moves by opposing forces.
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Santa Barbara
Cal. Marin
Uras
Major Winslow Sent to Fortify Panama Canal Fortifications
Major E Eveleth Winslow of the Corps of Engineers leaves Honolulu after two and a half years to command fortifications along the Panama Canal. Captain A B Putnam will carry on the work here, while Winslow proceeds to Washington and then to the canal zone for a multi year project likely to finish most fortifications before 1915. Mrs Winslow and family face uncertain arrangements as he departs.
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E. Eveleth Winslow
Corps of Engineers
U.S. A
Honoluan
Panama Canal
Winslow
Army oMcer
Isthmus
A. B. Putnam
Putnam
Fort de Russy
Engineer Corps
Winglow
Honolulu
Diamond Head
Fort Armstrong
Fort
Kamehameha
Kamehameha Fortifications
Honolury
War Department
Panama
Washington
Canal Zone
United States
Trafic
House Committee Backs Plan to Turn Water and Sewers Over
The House committee reports unanimous approval for Gorres’s bill transferring Honolulu water works and sewers from the Superintendent of Public Works to a new four member board plus the governor appointed members, with terms four years, and elects to remove a paid secretary while allowing clerical work by water department staff.
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HOUSE
Uhese
Honolulu
Superintendent of Public Works
Shmines Committee
Gorres
Houe
Board of Harbor Communioners
Pervitory
Reetlon KO
Witte
Water Department
Polio and Health Committee
Learvative
J Towee
Precinct Roll Safeguards Tighten Ballot Integrity Rules
Legislative debate centers on uniform convention timing and strict roll procedures to curb precinct stuffing. Provisions require five day public notice in multiple languages,禁止 adjournments before eight, and club rolls verified with city clerk. Conventions must occur the same day and hour, with hearings for contested delegations, and penalties for fraudulent registrations including fines up to 100 dollars or sixty days imprisonment.
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Towse
Ohich
Ihe
For Sale Proportion JOGE J. Dias Bishop 61
Sugar San Francisco March 31 bulletin item lists prices and notices about mailings to Hawaii friends twenty cents a copy. Mentions Kaimuki Kapahulu Nuwar Katihi and a for sale line for John J. Dias Bishop with a nearby King Street phone.
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Bulletin
Hawaii
Hilton View
Kaimuki
Kapahulu
Paleo
Joge J. Dias
King
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