Legislature Debates Budgets and Public Works Amid Bills
Houses debate six months expenses and an emergency measures bill while reviewing unpaid bills. Isaac Noar claim and Hackfeld wharf allocations trigger spirited exchanges as Speaker Beckley questions a prior session journal. Public Instruction items, road projects, pumps strike query, and Fort Street widening draw further votes and amendments.
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Fort Street
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Therance Fernandes Vociferated
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Hawaii
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Hawaii Mu] Co
Opera
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Hamikua
Honolulu
Wallaka
Water pumps run as Supt Cooper defends Brown
Supt H E Cooper says Andrew Brown warned of dwindling funds and kept water pumps running. He details appeals to Senate and House committees, emergency bills, and payroll assurances as city faced water shortage and public clamor. Pumps later restarted with payroll guaranteed.
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H. E. Cooper
Andrew Brown
Supt. Cooper
Brown
Senate
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Mr. Brown
Palama
Water Bureau
Cooper
Laborers Exchange Pushes Federal Action on Oriental Labor
The Builders and Traders Exchange in Hawaii presents letters urging President to issue a federal order prohibiting Oriental labor on government contracts. They cite eight hour work rules and labor shortages, argue federal patronage harms American civilization, and note Hawaii's legislature already acted locally.
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Sargent
E Arl
Hgida
Builders and ‘Traders Exchange
Territory of
Hawaii
Builders and Traders Exchange
Department
United States
Reliance Beats Columbia by Thirteen Minutes in Trial
In a Long Island Sound trial, the Reliance defeated the Columbia by thirteen minutes marking a strong American bid for the forthcoming cup race. Experts praise her flat-floored fin keel design, long keel and wide sails over 15,000 square feet, predicting high speed especially downwind though windward performance may challenge her.
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The
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Long Island Sound
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Shamrock
Herreshoff
Constitution
Disastrous cyclones hit Kansas towns
Ashland Kansas May 21 Immense damage reported as cyclones sweep the state. Salina endured three strikes in twenty four hours and two people were killed.
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Sedalia
Ashland
Salina
Elected Moderator Named for Presbyterian Assembly
LOS ANGELES May 21 Robert Coyle of Denver has been elected moderator of the Presbyterian General Assembly.
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Los Angeles
Robert Coyle
Denver
Presbyterian General Assembly
Fears of Turtle Mountain Creek Forming Crevasse Evacuations Begin
FRANK N W T May 21 A large crevasse develops on Turtle Mountain prompting local residents to evacuate the area. Strong lines of rock and soil threaten homes and roads as authorities coordinate displacement and safety measures.
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Frank, N. W. T
Turtle Mountain
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