Hawaii Immigrant Labor Talks With Commissioner Sargent
Hon Frank P Sargent immigration commissioner says Hawaii not opposed to main industry and will seek a share of European and Japanese arrivals through New York Bureau. He notes March figures: 70000 at New York office for whole country, Hawaii receiving 758 immigrants that month, with Italians 13.06 percent and Portuguese arrivals down. He discusses labor needs, immigration sources, and the balance between white labor and immigrant workers in cane fields.
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Baseball gates lift over $300 as crowds grow
About 1230 paid admissions for Saturday’s baseball games yielded just over $200 in gate receipts. Officials expect several hundred more fans with new grounds near the McCutly tract, while the old enclosed Plaine field drew around a hundred dollars in past days. The city’s baseball scene has expanded and could bring in a thousand spectators each Saturday. Dr. C B Cooper hosted Commissioner Sargent at Tantalus Place.
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Special venire for murder trial jury drawn for Patrick Murphy
Judge Robinson orders a special venire of fourteen men to complete the jury for Patrick Murphy's murder trial after wide examinations for cause and multiple peremptory challenges. Names listed for the venire include Mayfield, Davis, Dunbar, Kell, Gleason, and others, with numerous excusals for English comprehension, understanding circumstantial evidence, or impartiality. The process may require further recusals and additional candidates as the panel fills the vacancy.
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Wai Luke Wins at Wells Park in Big Baseball Win
Wai Luke defeated Lathaina with a high scoring game at Wells Park on Sunday May 18. The 18 to 0 final score reflected strong offense and effective pitching as league members gathered for a postgame luau and celebrations.
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Anger at sea as trio of fishermen vanish near Kahoolawe
Wailuku May 1 A trio of would be mariners tried to reach Maalaka Bay in a whaleboat loaned by Pilot Boly English Kahulol. A stiff breeze drove their craft off Kahoolawe wrecking their plans. They caught twenty large fish for profit before their boat was overwhelmed by the wind. escape plans failed and the fate of Charles Walpoon and two others remains unknown as the vessel drifted toward Makena Kihei and Maalaena Bay.
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Mock Senate Session Delayed By Adjournment Dispute
Senators staged a tense mock session with adjournment motions and disputed authority between houses. An Appropriation bill intended for the Senate was intercepted by a House attache, delaying delivery and prompting procedural exchanges.
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Leaves in Ventura to Washington via Vancouver and Seattle
The ration Commissioner Larient will depart Ventura for Washington traveling via Platte from San Francisco to the north toward Tacoma and Seattle. The route proceeds to Vancouver to take the Canadian Pacific railway to Washington, arriving on June 15. Blank books and ledgers are manufactured by the Bulletin Publishing Company.
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China Refuses to Open Manchuria Towns to Trade
Peking May 18 Russia opposes foreign trade in Manchuria as China announces it will refuse to open Manchurian towns to foreign trade. The measure reflects the ongoing Oriental game where Russia exerts influence over the Chinese court.
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Cebu Fanatics Routed in Cebu Island Barracks Collapse
MANILA report says a body of rebels resisting American control on Cebu Island was routed after the collapse of barracks in an earthquake. Several men are reported killed, with details sparse. The incident underscores ongoing unrest and counterinsurgency efforts in the region.
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Cebu
Strikers Return To Work After Melbourne Rail Dispute
Strikers on the Victoria railway voted to resume work pending settlement of grievances. Associated Press report from Melbourne dated May 18 notes the return to duties as talks continue over in dispute terms.
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