Salary and Current Bills Reported On ELEVENTH DAY
The Senate midday session saw lengthy Ways and Means reports on the Salary Bill and the Current Appropriation Bill. The Current Appropriation Bill was adopted, while the Salary Bill moved to third reading with amendments that cut total salaries from about 74 thousand to 70 thousand dollars, and adjusted several agency items. The committee's notes emphasize economizing while protecting individuals and Territory duties.
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Senate Seaston
Ways and Means
Dickey Raleed
Hove Aures
Kaluma
T. H
D. P. R. Isenberg
Senate
Territory of Hawaii
Oriental Rugs Attract Attention In War Era Display
War news boosts demand for Oriental merchandise with Trans-Caucasia and Russian influence. Hopp & Co show Karak rug from nomad Trans-Caucasia weavings among Wiltons Axminsters Smyrnas and more in their Young building stores. Also notes new zoo arrival story and Honolulu fashion at Kerr's Military Department.
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Orient
Tng
Trans-Catcania
Hopp & Co
Trans-Caucasia
Quetta
Smyrnas
Hopp & Co's
Governor Carter Nominates Election Inspectors Across Districts
Governor Carter announces nominations for election inspectors for four districts including Hawaii and Maui in a four year term. The list names dozens of appointees by precinct, with many individuals and organizations named across Oahu and other islands.
Rumor of Kamehameha Bones Sparks Town Talk
Town rumors spread that Governor Cleghorn dug up the bones of Kamehameha the Great and found a feather cloak. A family member denied any bones existed and traced the tale to mischief and gossip among children and parents downtown, with rumor evolving into a sensational claim.
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Kamehameha the Great
Cnme Honen
Kamehameha I
Tha Annex
Leghor
Murder Case Jury Selection in Haleiwa Trial
Early afternoon jurors were seated after excusals of R B Mahaulu and Albert Waterhouse. Joseph Richards was passed for cause, while Jett and the defense kept challenges. The panel names include Justus Vorkhuret W Martarlane Jr W J Anutin Benito Guerrera CA Y Maertens BE Lo Sharrett Kane ees BT Droler JM Am J Tran and J Douglass. Judge De Balt said he would bear responsibility on the law's validity as Attorneys General questioned it.
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R. B. Mahaulu
Haleiwa
Albert Waterhowne
Joseph Richards
Jett
Justus Vorkhuret
W. Martarlane Jr
W. J. Anutin
Benito Guerrera
Attornes
de Balt
Frisco Market Sees Modest Price Movement
Frisco market notes mixed but small price shifts with boots and sugar stocks showing declines. Reports from San Francisco on May 6 indicate limited variations from the prior day and subdued demand across exclusive dealers amid weak mood and typical display windows.
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San Francisco
New York
Parity Shifts Note Amid Mixed Commodity Quotations
In San Francisco on May 12 details show sugar 94 degree centrifugal and 45 conte, with quotations around 149 centa beets and 45 analysts. Previous quotations include 128 ad and 137 conte for contrifugal, signaling another drop amid price signals and market chatter.
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San Francisco
Jin
Trustees Weigh Plans for Punanuo Campus Buildings
Trustees at Calyn College consider two proposed building schemes by Architect H L Kerr. Committee on buildings and grounds chaired by Aire W R Carte to study the plans. Donations include 70 000 for unwells memorial, 960 000 from Castle estate, 20 000 from an unnamed donor, with potential increases and a third dormitory expected. A survey of campus grounds will precede final decisions.
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Ume
Bingham
Castle
Tus Fuhow
Theap
Plans and locations of buildings to be arranged soon
It will probably be a month or two before the plans and locations of the buildings are finally arranged.
Senate reviews salary bill and public works cuts
The Senate continued discussion on the salary bill. The high school salary was cut to 212 per month and a 10 appropriation for entomology reduced. A 3,000 sewer superintendent item under Public Works was revived after being cut in forenoon, bringing the bill total to 1,306,080 and passing third reading by 13 ayes to 1 no. A second-reading appropriation for witnesses in criminal cases was discussed, and a governor’s nomination of election officers was received. Also noted was the arrival of the Winton automobile on display at You Mamm-Young Co, with mention of condensed milk brand Winner.
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Senate
Public Works Department
Tom Hylem
Winton
You Mamm-Young Co
Young Huilding
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