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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1910
Page
5
A fragmented lettered renderings blend political ruminations from Honolulu and Philadelphia. Mentions sugar cory, streetcars, Rev. Cannon, Hilo, Honolulu’s upcoming celebrations, and public works debates. Observes public order issues, transit protests, and concerns over governance and reform.
A report from the Oklahoma State Teachers Association extols first class public schools as a point of pride. It notes 2400 to 2900 schoolhouses since statehood, a highly organized system, and that no child in the state is out of hearing the school bell, showcasing progress since statehood.
An odd Washington scene unfolds as a barber visits a shop and jokes about selling hair while a bride and groom marry at Porkine Way. A justice questions if a wedding present was given, revealing a comic mix up over a shawl or umbrella as the ceremony ends and a preacher and elder depart with the couple.
President J D Cameron addressed about 4000 members, praising Oklahoma's rapid school expansion since statehood. He cited 41 new counties with district-wide high schools, 2500 district schoolhouses, 400 rural schoolhouses, and a scholastic population over 400,000 with 300,000 enrolled. He urged rural high schools and domestic arts in schools.
The Evening Bulletin outlines competing views on liquor evils with three proposed remedies. First require licenses for all liquor sales, second impose a high quality standard on wines and beers set by a committee, third levy a tax of six dollars per gallon on all intoxicating liquors.
Fragmented OCR of a legal text requests corrections including line and paragraph readings. It mentions overriding the law and correct readings for phrases such as Man's chance of acquiring land and a closing signature from John Grey, Monojuty, Hols.
Ten room five bedroom furnished house available for lease. Modern conveniences and large grounds. Ban ee Rr Expew. terms include monthly rent of $75. Property managed by Bishop Trust Ltd.
Merle Johnson contends the winning car credit belongs to Wichman & Co and HLF, arguing the design was largely by others. He notes Arthur Wall and all firm members participated, with Johnson claiming excessive glory should be shared.
A 1910 letter argues for stricter local penalties to purge imported or illegitimate drinks from the Territory. It claims fake penal codes and noncompliant brewers threaten public order and racial tensions, proposing licensure for respectable saloons as a stronger cure than prohibition.
In the Rultor Evening Bulletin a correction notes that a line from Greig Writes on Land Experience should read: Now, if everything he charges. The misprint corrupted the sense of the sentence and the editor provides the corrected wording for accuracy.
Entered for record February 21 1910 and February 23 1910 with various transfers of property and mortgages among Olaa Sugar Co Ltd John L Pao K Matsuo Kore Entry Kabula Lola John Harm Vous Henry Kenn etc. Notices reference New Year resolutions and Bulletin office contacts.
Washington dispatch reports intensified reaction to Speaker Cannon amid battle over committee control. Debate centers on reshaping the Rules Committee and ejecting critics, with factions arguing over party strength and the fate of Cannon allies.
Stanford University officials and student organizations faced strong protest over Sunday photos for the Quad yearbook. Chaplain Gardner and professors argued the observance conflicts with religious practice and personal rights of students to attend Sunday services.
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