Clark report favorable to Russian immigration in Hawaii
A lengthy, critical discussion argues immigration policy favors Russian settlers in Hawaii. It notes workers adapt poorly to plantation life, with many Russians moving to cities or to the mainland. The piece details government attitudes, costs, and potential social tensions amid plantation labor, union issues, and immigrant integration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Thuondan Invinlgradian
Victar Clark
Piawaik
Kauai
Lenin
Biherla
Biberia
Hawaii
Windivostok
Chie
Biborky
Wood Plan for Tropic Posts Provokes Bitter Attacks
Critics denounce General Wood chief of staff plan to station permanent regiments in tropics with rotating personnel. The scheme aims to reduce costs, balance foreign service, and keep an experienced regiment in each locale, but risks breaking up regimental cohesion and stirring resistance in the Philippines, Hawaii, and Panama Canal garrisons.
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New York
Han
Teonant Wood
Tropice
Mian Muwallia
Donnnelen
Ellef
Stat
Traptos
Poxte
Philippines
Hawaii
Panama Canal
Washington
Wood
Stu
Caprit de Corps
Texan
Duncan
Land Board approves sub agents reports and actions
The Land Board met in the Capitol to approve sub agents reports and to ratify the agents' report and suggestions. A stenographer will be hired and paid from the recorded value of proceedings. The board approved Wite's compensation for Mos Mutua and Palma lands, noting lease value adjustments. Exchanges between the Territory and McLintyre and Atherton estate at College Hill were approved. Governor Frear discussed boundaries for the Fourth District in Hawaii with Judge Wise and requested the town remain as is for the time being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiberta
Honolulu
Chonda Tae
Hawaii
Hullatin
Capitol
Thom W. White
Mosmuta
Pallma
Manuka
Frank McLntyre
Kunkini Street
Atherton
College Hille
Frear
Hhe
Wice
Ilster
Keop
Advertising Leaders Convene at Historic Faneuil Hall
August 1 1911 at Faneuil Hall Boston the largest advertising men’s convention to date drew over two thousand delegates. Organized by the Associated Advertising Clubs of America it gathered newspaper magazine outdoor and streetcar advertisers. The event celebrated the uplift in advertising urging honesty and rejection of deceptive or immoral publicity to build public trust.
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Faneuil Hall
Boston
Associated Advertising Clubs of America
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Annonahie Pineslinne
Wien
Mike Plantas
Eeematie
Real Cramer
Hell
Wharin
Dietunee
California
Wenaela
Theria
Haneda
Toout Wallbing
Deo
Faye Wb
Howe
Sharp
Ape
Miwall
Tropic
Canal
Panama
Neigber
Rio Grande
Land Board
DBDT
Felix Gouraud
J. A. Gilman Shipping and Commission
Arthur Sewall & CO
Bath, ME
Parrott & CO
San Francisco
Badger’s
General
Quinnell
Neuman Clock CO
Watchman
Royal Standard Typewriter
Aachen
Willie
Green
Golly
Tul
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