Hawaii Education Costs Stir Debate in 1008 Alameda Notes
A fragment from a 1008 Alameda County report argues Hawaii’s education funding relies on property taxes rather than polls. It cites a county tax base of about 125 million and total expenditures near 9.86 million, with over 100 thousand for school supplies. The author remarks on parity with Hawaii’s wealth and questions the plan to Americanize Hawaii through funding shifts.
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Alameda County
Caliifornia
Hawaii
Senoor
Alm
Senate
Ita Childrant
Taneeeeee
Sugar Speculators Shake Beet Sugar Market in April Forecast
Willett Gray's Sugar Journal reports European speculative influence driving beet sugar prices down despite mild rallies. It notes U S consumption slowdown, potential near 1,000,000 tons of surplus by next September, and unsettled stocks across major producers with European corrections likely to continue into the next campaign.
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Willett & Gray's
Sugar Journal
Clore
Hamburg
Porto Rico
Europe
Aguren
Visiting Officers Tomorrow at Hawaiian Hotel Event
Visiting officers are invited to a Royal Hawaiian Hotel dinner and dance on Saturday evening May 6. The event honors Quartermaster Captain Wendell L. Bimpson of the transport Logan, Colo nel Charles A. Matsheld caseeeedi. Navy officers and society members are urged to attend. The Daughters of the At lution plan a Monday meeting chaired by Mrs Perley Horne with talks on United States history. Mrs Hodson showcases stylish attire at Kerr's Military Department.
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Royal Hawaiian Hotel
Wendell L. Bimpson
Logan
Charles A. Matsheld Caseeeedi
Thirteenth Cavalry
Malen
Navy
Perley Horne
Kaemehameha
Harriet Townsend U
Butta
United States
Honolulu
Hodson
Kerr
Pro Rata Section Adopts Carter Budget Notes
The House approved appropriations on second reading amid a pro rata vote. A special committee proposed road and bridge items with district allocations including Fifth District 5000 and Kauai 760, among others, and the report was adopted with items passed.
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Weco
Fifth District
N. Hilo
Hilo
Kohala
Mani and
Molokai
Kolon
Kauai
Wales
Kawai
Kaw
Hawanii
Roads and Bridges Items Passed in Ratified Pro Rata Plan
Government proposals discuss pro rata appropriation when funds are insufficient. If ten schoolhouses draft $10,000 but only $5,000 exists, ten half houses would be built at $500 each. Similar logic applies to roads to avoid endless repairs, with revenue shared across items as available. The note references House changes to H. R. 4 and departmental appropriations.
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Coolho
Bill
Carter
Tragic Jealousy Drives Japanese Husband to Slay Wife Then Hangs Self
In Honolulu a Japanese laborer Kato slew his wife Yo shi with an ax and knife after years of alleged jealousy over another man. He then hanged himself from a mango tree in the Hoffman yard on Wyllie Street. Yo shi was taken to Queen’s Hospital severely injured and faces surgery. Coroner’s jury to examine the case as witnesses are sought.
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Kato
Yoshi
Dent
Oll Hoffman
Wyllie Street
U. S. Marine Hospital
Queen's Hospital
Jonlouay
Womas
Kate
California
Parnape
Theo Kato
Honolulu
Ventura
Yenter
Nuuanu Valley
Youhi
Hoffman
Bheri Rawlins
Army Quartermaster's Department
Hoffman Yard
Ravalina
Dawu's Last Chance in Rice Truant Debate
In a mid-session push on additional appropriations the House nears second reading on two measures as Rep. Rice seeks to strike out a line item and appoints Hardy Coelho and Rice to a special committee. Superintendent Davis warns that payroll cuts forced dismissal of out of town truant officers, urging coverage in outer districts where many school age children may be missing.
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Rice
Cabu
Hardy
Coelho
Greenwell and
Andrade
Wavie
Davis
Tn Housen
Senate approves loan bill revisions amid short forenoon session
The fifth day of the short forenoon Senate session adjourned to 3 am after a lengthy loan bill report. A $10,000 appropriation for the Kau Rakakal wharf was offered, and unpaid bills and reimbursements were debated. The special committee proposed increases to the loan act totaling 1,200,000 and outlined general appropriations for islands including courthouses and educational buildings.
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Senate
I Dickey
Kaurakakal
Ways and Means
Dickey
J ‘Weaver
Reed
Wishop
Oan
T Honolutsi
Hawaii
Honorabie B. PR. Isenberg
Nld
Twlands
District of Thee
Honolulu
Farmers Institute Meeting At Wahiawa Tomorrow
Farmers in Wahiawa and Aliemt are invited to an institute meeting tomorrow with exchanges of experience. Topics include Cooperative Mare and Pineapple Dine, and Honolulu MUk Supply, led by experts and discussed by attendees. Wahiawa stage departs Honolulu at 11:06. accommodations available. evening session at 7:30. business meeting at 4 pm.
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Waliaea
Aliemt
Honolulu
Wahiawa
Brolan Wins Handball at Y M C A
Brolan of the local Y M C A defeated Nolan 21 17 21 6, then beat Heminger Tin 21 4. He will play Maley tomorrow at 10 in the Y M C A gym. Free Kindergarten Association monthly meeting reports all ongoing, 16 members present. The Elleford Company releases Rakethe ne at the Orpheum. Supreme Court affirms order to publish an inventory for the Biah-Do estate. Meat on Restorer story age. aboard remain sheep onboard.
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Brolan
Nolan
Hin Dartermance
Heminger
Free Kindergarten Association
Supreme Court
Biah- Do
Cir Icuit
Oriental Ct
Metropolitan’ Meat Company
Story Age
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