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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1911
Page
5
A sprawling historical column questions political strategy in Hawaii and national issues. It cites Rep. leadership races, the speaker’s fate, and the impact of a direct primary. The piece critiques governance, fiscal policy, and the balance between local self-government and party control with a wary eye on labor, industry, and promotion funding.
Texas leverages its land wealth to fund public schools with a growing per child allotment, directing attention to rural districts long reliant on state funds. Constitutional changes now allow local taxes to support better schools and teachers, triggering a surge in bond issues for education, roads, irrigation, and drainage projects.
The piece notes a Texas shift toward practical higher education with a demand for modern sciences to aid industry. At the State College of Industrial Arts in Denton about 250 Texas girls train in trades from photography to chemistry, reflecting a broader push toward women’s vocational education as Roosevelt visits municipal trade schools.
The Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College grows from a small program to over 1000 students, challenging university independence and signaling future expansion. It drives extension via press bulletins, farm papers, and county clubs that educate youth in agriculture, soils, fertilizers, and corn culture, influencing rural Texas schooling and potential Hawaii replication.
At a Moral Parade Committee meeting decisions focused on parade prizes and float themes. Prize banners and pennants will be awarded instead of cups. entrants receive sections and cash prizes vary by category. A “mall hint” section may be included with no modern riding prizes. The meeting was led by Director Artur J Wall with several officers and committee chairs present.
Informal talks discuss hills to carry out the Republican platform. The executive committee of the Territorial party has charge of drafting the hills. Several attorneys volunteered free services to clean up unfair measures. Before the Legislature meets, four general meetings of all members will be held to determine the effect of the bills.
Chairman A D Cooper of the Republican Territorial central committee praised the harmony among the central committee executive, the Oahu delegation to the House, and the Campaign members. He said the group is united behind party measures and will support whichever speaker is chosen, noting the delegation has shown the right spirit.
Chinese Consul Lang Kywo Yang, suing Hee Fat for criminal libel, intends to reinforce his legal action as the case proceeds before Judge Lymer. Yang, with lawyers Clemons, Billing, and Wilder, appeared in police court this morning and indicated decisive steps ahead.
A large number of prominent Chinese merchants appeared in court as witnesses subpoenaed by the defense. The proceedings included testimony about the Chinese Consulate and alleged efforts to direct Chinese affairs through officials in Washington, with several witnesses describing liaison roles and suspected revolutionary connections. The trial recessed for the noon break and will resume tomorrow morning.
President Joe Galt invites members of the Palinn Settlement Association to an inaugural meeting at the settlement gymnasium on Friday evening January 27. The event aims to organize local activities and set community priorities.
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