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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1910
Page
11
Quote notes that those in power distrust allies and grow impatient with any nascent rival, reflecting a cynical view of political bonds. Lucan emphasizes that authority corrupts friendships and collaboration.
The Bulletin condemns the McCrosson general irrigation bill as wrong in principle for handing public lands to irrigation companies via a bonus. It argues the policy should be put to Hawaii voters, not just the Legislature, and favors keeping land and water under government control with limited corporate involvement.
The Advertiser editorial page stirs a heated debate over Hawaii policy and McCrory bills as factions clash. It criticizes the Republican Territorial Committee and Chamber of Commerce for delaying clear positions while urging action in Congress before any decision. The piece also notes the paper’s Prohibition campaign influence and questions the timing of the Kan Diteh proposal.
The Advertiser editorializes on the Chamber of Commerce meeting and criticizes the McCrasson bill strategy. It argues that the proposed resolution aims to broaden and sweep in forms, avoiding direct reference, signaling lack of frankness in diplomacy. The piece questions sponsors and hints at political maneuvering ahead of an election.
Rental listings show several properties in Kalowit and surrounding districts with rates around 40.00 and 18.00. Advertised units include rows near Keewusialin and Modtonang with descriptions referencing Be trwt Be and Youns Bt.
Readers weigh differing views on the McCrosson life bill as tension rises over timing and public opinion. Supporters urge action while opponents call for more scrutiny and diplomacy, fearing rushed passage before the next election.
The Advertionr argues that further propanen teromity should face local scrutiny while Congressional action may not be bound by the same limits. The piece questions the adequacy of consideration given to bills likely to pass Congress without thorough review.
Editorial letter outlines opposition to proposed measures restricting public and private rights without full citizen input. It notes pressure on officials, calls for hearings, and questions the legality of enabling acts amid a broader constitutional review. Mentions Chambers, Congress, and water utilities as focal points.
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