Hawaii Seeks 10 Import Asiatics
Honolulu reports a renewed push in Washington to authorize limited Asiatic labor importation to Hawaii plantations. Officials cite severe labor shortages, rising sugar output, and past failures of other ethnic groups to supply steady field labor.
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Pearls Cultivation Claim Stirs Paris Jewelers
Paris jewelers cite a London report of a Japanese expert claiming a cultivation method to create pearls indistinguishable from Orient al pearls. Jacques Cartier notes natural pearls form many concentric skins and warns that imitation still lacks true genesis. The process allegedly needs decades to yield solid pearls, prompting skepticism.
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Cuban tobacco planters deem British tax suspension insufficient
Havana reports Cuban tobacco planters say Britain’s 50 percent tariff suspension on tobacco imports offers little relief. Planters note British dealers have large stocks and will need tobacco for some time. Efforts to induce workers’ federations to accept wage cuts to lower prices yielded only minor wage reductions.
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Coal Strike Near Agreement Reported In London
London June 7 The outlook for a compromise settlement of the National coal strike was declared more favorable after a brief meeting between colliery owners and the federation of miners executive committee. The conference adjourned to meet again later today.
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