Governor Warns Extra Session Could Set Dangerous Precedent
The governor warns that calling an extra session to push a County Act could establish a dangerous precedent and influence a test case. He cites Section 64 of the Organic Act, which may allow re appropriations if the legislature fails to pass current expenses. He also comments on road funding needs and the state of government physician duties and funding for public health and schools.
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Hawaii
Maui
Bargain Furniture Sale By J Hopp Co Continues
J Hopp and Company promote bargain prices on bedroom sets including chiffonieres and bureaus. They boast large quantities and low prices by buying in bulk and selling similarly. The store advertises never to miss discounts, with a special note on grain rushes at fifty percent lower than former prices. A lantern procession is planned tonight to honor a victory over the Rus.
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Flowers Honor Departed Heroes in Honolulu Ceremony
A grand flower ceremony in the capital city of Hawaii honors departed heroes and friends. Processions, music by the Hawaiian band, militia, and U S artillery will decorate Nuuanu cemetery with a formal march from Fort Street to the grave sites. Continued on Page 5.
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America
Hawaii
Uhin
Jon G.reat
Willa ‘Serand
Wii Rumke
Mil Te Nuuanu
Horetantn
Bonnington
National Guard of Hawaii
Geo. W. de Long
Pute’ i
Famma Street
Vine
Nuuanu Land
Stylish hate parade shown in Honolulu police display
Mrs Hodson in Kerrs Military Department leads a police squad shown in Honolulu. Captain Kanae and his men, on duty at Lahaina, arrived aboard the Mauna Loa this morning.
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Honolulu
Mrs. Hodson
Kerr
Kanae
Lahana
Mauna
Lawmakers pledge new County Act if current law invalid
In a special session sweep, Senate and House members voiced support for replacing the present County Act if the Supreme Court strikes it down. Senators Howitt and Kalama urged a new act, with Rep. Kulawala, Madolona, and Lewis pledging full effort. The debate centers on sustaining county government and future legislative action.
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Senate
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Kulawala
Madolona
Coust
Supreme Court
Kep. Lewis
Hawaii
Prisha
House of
Wer
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Rome
Igh
Parson
Beltaves
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Atkin
Islands
Desire
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Benator Howitt
Benator Kalama
Commander Coffin Sees Great War Danger to Honolulu
Commander T W Coffin of the Asiatic Station warns Honolulu faces a potential attack and calls for fortifications. He cites Japan’s wartime efficiency, moral readiness, and possible westernward moves, predicting Hawaii could be shell target in a future conflict. The interview covers naval strategy, national traits, and Hawaii’s protective needs.
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T. W. Con
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Coffa
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Union
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Com
States
Nicea
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