Japanese Consul Outlines Hawaii Immigrant Reforms
Japanese Consul General Miki Saito outlined reforms affecting Hawaiian immigration. Key points include ending certificates of deposit, stricter passport rules, direct passport checks by Japanese authorities, reduced fees from 20 to 10 yen, and a focus on balancing interests of laborers and plantation employers.
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Miki Saito
Japan
Lmmith
Mat
Pois
Hawaii
Haswal
Immigrant Labor Reforms in Japan and Hawaii Plans
A report notes proposed reforms to screen arriving workers for Hawaii plantations. It claims authorities in Japan could deny documents to those not truly joining agricultural work, with local officials acting without immigration company input. Revisions aim to reduce misrepresentation and exclude repeat arrivals and those with relatives abroad, promising fewer difficulties.
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Japan
Hawaii
Inter Posliion
UCN
Permons A9
Planters Urged Japanese Consul Saito To Act
W C Smith reports that planters urged Japanese Consul Saito to act after noting many Japanese arrivals. They seek to prevent exclusive Japanese labor presence and hope for broader labor sourcing for the mainland, with Consul Balto showing earnest interest during his visit and in Japan.
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Saito
W. C. Smith
Janese
Miki Balto
Sith
Baita
Japan
Mirerson Handles Boundary Deputis in Hawaii Case
Deputy Attorney General Mir returned from Hawaii to handle territorial disputes over Kahua tract boundaries in Hilo. The Territory contends about 10 acres of canetas claimed by Poperloo Aubur Co, with another boundary fight over 50 acres in Kona claimed by Greenwelle. The cases have been pending since September 24.
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Mir
Hawaii
Metie
Kahua
Hilo
Poperloo Aubur Co
Kona
Greenwelle
Wae Wise
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co. Vaults Advertise Safe Box Rentals
An advert warns customers to choose safety early noting that better be sure than sorry with a pay in order system for case deposits and vault boxes. It promotes renting safety boxes at five dollars a year, urging caution.
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Henry Waterhouse Truat CO
Oregon Direct Primary Law Outlined for Hawaii Preparation
The article reviews Oregon's direct primary law, noting its lengthy forty eight page scope and a preamble directing courts to enforce the act. Col J W Jones studies the provisions to aid Hawaii Territory in adopting a similar system, detailing nomination processes, party eligibility, and election procedures for state and territorial offices.
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Col
J. W. Jones
Tig Territory
Oregon
Kald
Eanil
Puch peluMny
Dredger Pacific on marine railway after grounding
The Pacific dredger is in port awaiting inspection to assess damage from running aground yesterday. Superintendent Smith of North American Dredging Co says the ship will be moved onto the marine railway by four oclock for repairs with all possible dispatch.
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Mt Walmbanl Wowk
Smith
North Americate Dredging Company
Ald
4Doelock
Kalibinmend Sein Contract Awarded for Military Power Plant
Hurrell Construction awarded a 22400 bid to build the Kalibinmend military power plant with interior work omitted. Public Works says funding may come from West Lalatelime. Judge Whitley convict,say, Holioway doctor faces appeal.
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Fehich
Kahauthie
Public
Holloway
West Lawtelatime
Bankers to be surrendered by Morocco on Stensland case
The Morocco government signaled willingness to surrender Stensland, former president of the Milwaukee National Bank of Chicago, in a legal matter connected to the bank's affairs.
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Reas Xyed
Cable Washington
Morocco
Stensland
Milwaukee National Bank of Chicago
Arbitration Blocked in Railway Strike Talks
BAN FRANCISCO September 5 No settlement reached as President Calhoun of the railways refuses to confer with the Labor Union committee until work resumes. The labor dispute deepens with no progress in arbitration efforts.
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Ban Francisco
Cal
Calhoun
Carmen vote to return to work for arbitration
The carmen have voted to return to work to submit their differences with pany to arbitration.
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Ran Franctwco
Cal
Pany
Pacific Mutual Facts and Loss Figures from California Company
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company of California reports a single death from the April 18 fire at its San Francisco Home Office, with assets and surplus detailed. Total insurance in force exceeds 100 million, annual income over 4.6 million, surplus to policyholders about 1 million, stockholders’ wealth near 48 million, and the Los Angeles office holds most records.
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Ira
Sen
Chinatown
Los Angsies
California
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
Misaiesippi
Clinton J
Rescue Effort For Sheridan Under Naval Delegation
SAN FRANCISCO C The transport Thomas Honolulu with wrecking gear a ginger Donnelly and seven ase who will take charge of the work of saving the Sheridan The transport Buford from will also render assistance patite.
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San Francisco
Thomas
Honolulu
Ginger Donnelly
Ase
Sheridan
Buford
Patite
San Jose Holds Up Construction as Strike Begins
San Jose reports a suspension of building construction citywide due to a strike. Los Angeles reports continued labor unrest as two union carpenters are believed involved in the dispute.
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San Jose
Cal
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