Vancouver Labor Crashes Hawaii Exclusion Fight in Vancouver
Vancouver plans a large anti Japanese demonstration on September 12 followed by a protest against Hawaii leader Chillingworth. The British Columbia Exclusion League says Hawaii is moving money via Japanese coolies, with funds allegedly collected for customs and returned to Hawaii. Continued on page 2.
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Feattle
Wash
Vancouver
Chirlen I. Chllingworth
British Columbia
Columbia
Chillingworth
Vancouver League
Hawaii
Maney Onour
Beith Columb Customs
Xelunion League
Vinit Hill
Ost
Unfortunate immigrant Guilherme de Silva Madiere denied landing
Guilherme de Silva Madiere a Portuguese immigrant detained at the Immigration Station faced deportation after Judge Dole overruled prior actions by his counsel. The habeas corpus request was denied and the writ of deportation upheld, preventing his entry to the United States. The case hinges on law rather than criminal history, with the Board of Special Inquiry previously deeming him inadmissible.
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Guilherme de Silva Madiere
Mawali
Hack
Dole
Herme
Doles
Willoes
Wilin
Board of Special Inquiry
Madotrm
United States
Vancouver riot outbreak sparks fear across cities
Fragmented dispatch describes riots in Vancouver and rumors of planned disruptions. Governor General regrets anti oriental violence while Portland reports fear, speculation of authorities repressing rioters, and potential widespread unrest across regional centers.
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Vancouver
Were 1000 Pupils On Board Warships Today
Two thousand pupils visited cruisers at Honolulu Port this afternoon. Superintendent Babbitt led the school excursion while inspectors and sailors greeted the children. Bands played patriotic selections as officers escorted students through the ships. The West Virginia flag drew attention and many children carried American flags.
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Board [of Education
West Virginia
Dayton
Frisco Health Board Names Physicians to Hop of Health
Frisco Board of Health announces appointment of seven doctors including McConkey and Manning for the Hop of Health program. In Pekin on September 10, Lanan and Washington named as anchors of Waiwupa project.
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Frisco Board OF Health
Banfrancisco
Drs Huntington
Hop of Health
McConkey and
Manning Arena
Pekin
Lanan
Washington
Railroad two cent fare declared unconstitutional by court
Philadelphia Sept 10 The Court of Common Pleas rules the two cent railroad fare passed by the Legislature is unconstitutional The Weekly Edition of the Evening Bulletin provides a compact summary of the day’s events in a concise news brief style
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Philadelphia
Cot of Common Pleas
Conservatism guides Hawaiian Trust Company investment policy
Widows and children cannot risk funds in wild or mild speculation. Those with dependents require prudent handling. Funds placed with us for investment will be managed by experienced men to minimize loss. Port St Genoluln Hawaiian Trust Company Ltd.
Navy baseball score in thinning and first Maryland series game
Navy and Maryland opened a series with a disputed Langue Park match as West Virginia, Maryland cruisers, and a thin Nets lineup faced a sharp error free contest. The lineups featured Walsh, Shaeffer, Canard, Gallagher, Cantwell, Miller, Higgins, Belly, Brooks, Anderson and Glowakl on the mound.
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Langue Park
West Virginia
Maryland
Wee Mirwtin
Shaeffer
Canard
Callage Hap
Gallagher
Cantwell
Sands
Miller
Lantwig
Higgins
Belly
Brea
Lrooks
Anderson
Pierce
Glowakl
Supervisors Turn Down Brown Amid Appointment Fight
County Attorney Cathcart says he has not appointed A M Brown as assistant but plans to. The Republican executive committee endorsed Brown along with Chillinges C and Carlos A Long, prompting talk of a veto by Board of Supervisors who previously opposed Brown due to his sheriff defeat. Readers are reminded of past objections and the Bullets Publishing Company ledgers.
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A.M. Brown
Cathcart
Republican County Committee
Brown
Chillinges C
Carlos A. Long
Board of Supervisors
Brown, ‘and
Canvals
Morocco to pay damages for Casablanca outrages
Paris reports a Cabinet meeting deciding Morocco must pay damages for outrages at Casablanca. The amount will be determined by an International committee at a later meeting. Also notes sugar prices with offshore figures and current cent-per-ton terms.
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Paris
Morocco
Moore
Casablanca
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Ulverme
Hedge Dole
Japan
Tokio
Anes
Ishil
Portland
Ore
Lehi
Kash CO
Béerhei Macken
the Kash Co., Ltd
Hadren
Conservatism
Hawaiian Trust
Port St, Genoluln
Navy Baseball
The
S.S. Hilonian
Island Fruit CO
King
Hollister Dog Co
J, Hopp & CO
King Streat
All America
Manufacturers’ Shoe Company, Ltd
Fort Street
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