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213: 776: 1936: 883:, founded the High Wage Movement (HWM). Building from the networks Manlapit established through the Filipino Labor Union (FLU), Manlapit and Wright drafted a petition of demands that garnered over 6,000 signatures. Primarily, the HWM demanded an increase of the minimum wage to two dollars alongside the reduction of the workday to eight hours. When their petition was ignored by the 1004:, and the results were to be presented at the Filipino American National Historical Society biennial conference in Waikiki in July 2020. The researchers also said that they would continue research to identify the 16 strikers by combing through court records and Hawaii Sugar Planters' Association records. 936:
After the massacre police rounded up all male protesters they could find, and a total of 101 Filipino men were arrested. 76 were brought to trial, and of these 60 received four-year jail sentences. However, these numbers are disputed among historians, and another source claims 130 strikers and their
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Honolulu. - Twenty persons dead, unnumbered injured lying in hospital, officers under orders to shoot strikers as they approached, distracted widows with children tracking from jails to hospitals and morgues in search of missing strikers - this was the aftermath of a clash between cane strikers and
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at the Hanapepe strike camp. When the local police were called to settle the dispute, they arrived with a group of heavily armed special deputies. Upon arrival, the officers issued warrants of arrest for the two detained Illocanos, causing the collection of Filipino strikers to rally in opposition.
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These laws, with penalties of up to 10 years in prison, increased the discontent of the workers. The Filipinos, who were rapidly becoming the dominant plantation labor force, had deep-seated grievances: as the latest immigrants they were treated most poorly. Although the planters had claimed there
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in HawaiŹ»i dwindledand discontent among the workers rarely surfaced again. Pablo Manlapit, who had been imprisoned and exiled, returned to the islands in 1932 and started a new labor organization, this time hoping to include other ethnic groups. But the time was not ripe in the
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claimed that he had been railroaded into prison, a victim of framed-up evidence, perjured testimony, racial prejudice and class hatred. Shortly thereafter, he was paroled on condition that he leave HawaiŹ»i. After eight months the strike disintegrated.
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Despite previously ridiculing the two Ilocanos, the remaining Filipinos armed themselves and demanded the boys be released. A violent exchange ensued wherein sixteen Filipino laborers and four police officers were left dead.
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The burial site of the killed strikers was believed to have been found 95 years after the strike. Until then, the location of the graves was unknown, and a commemorative marker was placed in the Hanapepe Town Park in 2006.
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Organized labor in the 1920s' U.S. mainland supported the Congress in this action, so that for a while it looked as though militant unionism on the sugarcane plantations was dead. To oppose organized labor, the
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and prevented them from going to work. The police, armed with clubs and guns, came to union headquarters to rescue them. Between 100 and 200 Filipino strikers were armed with pistols, knives, and clubs.
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As they had previously, the plantation owners used armed forces, the National Guard, and strike breakers paid a higher wage than the strikers demanded. Again workers were turned out of their homes.
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Strike leaders were arrested in attempts to disrupt workers' solidarity, and people were bribed to testify against them. On September 9, 1924, outraged strikers kidnapped two strike breakers at
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years. There were small nuisance strikes in 1933 that made no headway and involved mostly Filipinos. Protests since the massacre have discouraged carrying guns at demonstrations.
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paid dividends averaging 17 percent. From 1913 to 1923, the eleven leading sugar companies paid cash dividends of 172.45 percent, and most of them issued large stock dividends.
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owners in HawaiŹ»i had become disillusioned with both Japanese and Filipino workers. They spent the next few years trying to get the
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workers on the McBryde plantation, Tuesday at Hanapepe, island of Kauai. The dead included sixteen Filipinos and four policemen.
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leaders were arrested and tried, of which 56 were found guilty and imprisoned, with many later deported.
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resulted in a violent exchange between local police officers and Filipinos. The conflict began when two
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youth, allegedly breaking the Filipino-led labor strike, were detained and harassed by a group of
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Law of 1919, Anarchistic Publications law of 1921, and the Anti-Picketing Law of 1923.
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Chapin, Helen Geracimos (1996). "Suppressing the News and Contributing to a Masscre".
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flashed the story of what followed across the United States in the following words:
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was a labor shortage and they were actively recruiting workers from the
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Index

Hanapepe, Hawaii
Hawaiian Sugar Planters' Association
Kauai County Police Department
Pablo Manlapit
Filipino
Hanapēpē
Kaua'i
Ilocano
Visayans
a series
History of Hawaii
Flag of Hawaii
Early history
Discovery and settlement
Battle of Kealakekua Bay
Hawaiian Kingdom
Kamehameha dynasty
Unification of Hawaii
Laplace affair
Paulet affair
French invasion of Honolulu
American Civil War
Kalākaua dynasty
Reciprocity Treaty
Bayonet Constitution
Rebellions and revolutions
Overthrow
Provisional
Leper War on KauaŹ»i
Black Week

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