Multiple Labor Actions Reported Across Cities May First
Ironworkers in San Francisco strike for an eight hour day while car men reject a strike and seek compromise. In New York Newark carpenters strike for higher wages. Denver mills and woodworkers strike for closed shop. Los Angeles teamsters strike against open shop.
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Cal
New York, N. Y
Yaterson
Newark
New Jersey
Denver
Angeles
Los Angeles
General Kuroki Arrives in Victoria En Route to Jamestown
A Japanese general named Kuroki arrived in Victoria on May 1 en route to Jamestown. Separately, Whipple mine near Scarborough, West Virginia, exploded today with 50 to 100 reported dead or missing.
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B. C
Kuroki
Jamestown
Fanomated Pras
Scarborough
W. Va
Whipple Mine
Sugar Prices Hit 96 Degrees Centrifugals Report
Sugar market report from San Francisco on April 30 notes a price of 3.765 cents or 75.10 dollars per ton for centrifugals with a prior quotation of 3.73 cents.
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San Francisco
Cal
House Votes on Senate Resolution Amid Pay Raise Debate
In a heated session the House considered a Senate resolution and a pay raise proposal. One member urged a prompt vote while another called for delay as the debate stretched. The outcome remained unsettled as the clock moved toward adjournment.
Governor's picks for liquor license board confirmed
A governor's confirmation lists nominees for liquor license commission posts under new laws. Names include Hoard of License Commissioners members from Oahu and Hawaii islands with terms ranging two to four years, detailing first and second class positions and several nominees across districts.
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Tolay
Sane Nie
Ouhi—Hirat Chis
Mallentyne
Tenney Peck
Mel Robinson
Sb Buaits
A. J. Campbell
Kanal
W. HL. Rice Sr
George Wilcox
Waleter
D. Methryde
Secomd
Chist
Sam Michelena
George HL. Patretild
Majii—Sivat
Levon Tompsky
Jed
Williams
Clase
C.D. Lovekin
D.C. Lindsay
Hawaii Hirst
A. Magmire
Motes WW
Cuter
Chive
Re AL Layman Bie
Joanney Pritchard
Tristans Haewalian Liboiery
Monza Gartley
Duremis Leadsider
Dillingham
Prison Sentences and Old Court Sentiments Tangle in Local Notice
A fragment outlines a trial at Olain prison where Low Sant Koy and Kee are involved. Kee is described as having committed adultery with extenuating circumstances. The note hints at a marriage to a woman with another husband and possible concealment. The sentence is expected to be lengthy due to conduct issues.
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Gelven
Dudge Dole
Oalin
HOPP & CO. Move to New Three-Story Store on King Street
HOPP & CO the Furniture People have moved samples to the Lewers & Cooke building on King Street. The new three floor plus basement store is devoted to furniture making and selling. The firm invites old customers and friends to inspect the new quarters. The NEW STORE is now open.
Senate election bill dies for lack of votes in Rawlins amendment debate
In a crowded morning session the House debated a medical bill and a governor veto while committees on the Lam deal produced a lengthy report. The substitute drafted by the Governor’s party drew questions about its defects and the chamber considered overruling the veto. Local officials and party leaders urged swift action on health and reform measures.
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Senate
Thingie
Tle
Fatios
Wale
Mahoe
Hawke
Ranlho
Joverridien
Gove Orton
Board of Health
Hughes
Delegates Plan Business Event For Congressional Party
Delegates from the Key Merchants Association and Chamber of Commerce coordinate with the Privation Committee to organize entertainment for a visiting Congressional party. The group aims to begin the program promptly and finalize arrangements to showcase local offerings.
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Ofcora
Aswirlarion
Chamber of Commerce
Alsage
Bills Signed by Governor Amid Legislative Action in Hawaii
The governor signed several acts including Act 148 incorporating Honolulu County, Act 47 amending intoxicating liquor sales, and Act 218A adding a new section to Chapter 1 of Hawaii’s Revised Laws. The measures cover county incorporation, liquor regulation, and a sinking fund for bond redemption, reflecting a broad legislative agenda in the Territory of Hawaii.
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Sovston
Honoluli
HHS
Hawall
House Hill No. Aus
Mawall
Indictment Likely Against Wallach in Beaxion Trial
Rumors say Grand Jury in Beaxion plans new charges Against Wallach. Reports name Jose Lor Wallach as the target in a serious case beyond prior sury claim. Vinny Burns trains Wallach with assistants Jack O'Srennd and the Bullivans as support.
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Beaxion
Iiy
Lieehember
Higileltion
Halle
Jose Lor Wallach
Pers Sury
When You're Hurt How About the Bill
A crowding question asks how a family would live if a breadwinner is injured. The answer proposed is a policy with Standard Life and Accident Insurance Co as a trusted ally, likened to preparation for wartime even in peacetime.
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Standard Life and Accident Insurance Co
Longer Session Proposal in Congress Definition of Terms
A historic legislative draft requests a longer session for the United States Congress. It seeks to amend the Organic Act to extend terms beyond ninety days and to adjust compensation for legislators, including mileage and session allowances, with transmission to the President, the Senate, the House, and the delegate to Congress.
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Tarme
Senate
Aierlen
Li Ke
United States
House of Representatives
Marriage Notice of Henouli and Rathke in 17 TACT
Marriage announcement states Agell Henouli and Mary Meine wed Harry Rathke by Rev. He Parker. The notice lists blank hooks ledgers and other items manufactured by Bulletins Publishing Company.
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Henouli
Agell
Mary Meine
Harry Rathke
He 1
Parker
The
Bulletins Publishing Company
Senate Sustains COAB Bill and Veto Conflict Continues
A fragmented Hawaii page reports the Senate sustaining the COAB bill veto amid governor actions, names submitted for liquor boards, and legislative committee activity. Notices reference stalled appointments, discusses judiciary measures, and outlines pending resolutions and tabled bills with the page continuing on another section.
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