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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1911
Page
17
A speaker argues sincerity guides to Heaven while criticizing tax avoidance that funds shift public schooling away from children. The text accuses House members blocking a school bill of violating pledges and shirking responsibility for public education.
The Republican pledge that education of the Territory’s youth has first claim on revenues is invoked to demand immediate passage of the school bill. Delaying the measure for the tax bill is condemned as weakness, treachery, and a stab at the children, the future citizens of Hawaii. Pass the bill now and align finance with the pledge.
Editorial argues police failure to act against labor pirates harming Hawaii's economy. Criticizes City and County Attorney for withholding information, calls for vigilant enforcement and unity in Honolulu to defend territory’s interests against labor emigration violators and cannery expeditions.
The speaker urges citizens and officials to unite against the labor crisis. Emphasizing loyalty, the message calls for decisive action by local government and community members to meet the present challenge without hesitation.
Fragmentary OCR reports ongoing delays in school funding legislation within the parliamentary session. Discussions reference committees, minority seated members, and potential linkage to broader budget plans with mention of annual publication costs. The piece notes forthcoming votes and the arrangement of plans affecting education funding.
A fragmentary review cites the Sunday School Quarterly critiquing religious authority as science gains influence in Europe. It notes a ministerial response urging humanity toward belief while detailing reactions from church leaders and educators about faith and modern knowledge.
Shoppers confront store clerks over window displays used for advertising in several stores. A customer challenges the practice of showing garments in windows and seeks purchases from display items while others offer to replace or guarantee goods. The dialogue turns to whether windows entice theft or mislead buyers, with merchants defending advertising purpose and responsibility. Local retailer JG Cannon offers a counter stance.
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