Bishop Libert Denounces Prohibition For Hawaii
A lengthy address by Bishop Libert, leader of 35,000 Roman Catholics in Hawaii, criticizes outside interference in local affairs and opposes outright prohibition. He argues liquor control should rely on existing laws, warns that total abstinence polices harm Hawaiians, and urges education and moderation over coercive measures.
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How to Vote Against Prohibition Plea Card
Voter instruction outlines voting against a proposed Woolley-Thurston law. Voter marks a square next to the word No to indicate opposition. Officials note the ballot is administered in each county under state authority and by a five commissioner board appointed by the governor.
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Island service schedule altered to save time on voyage
The Mauna Kea will resume faster inter island trips from Honolulu to Maui Molokai and Hawaii with earlier departures and calls at Makena and Haleakala. The new schedule cuts travel time to Hilo and offers same day return options with afternoon visits to the Volcano House and Molokai port.
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Daily Scores of Big Leagues
Baseball bulletin from San Francisco on July 8 lists today’s results in the major leagues. National League games include Pittsburg 5 Brooklyn 6 and Boston 3 Cleveland 1. American League results show Boston 6 Cleveland 2 and Philadelphia 4 Detroit 6 New York 13 Chicago 4.
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Bishop Brent Arrives in London to Lead Opium Fight
The Right Rev. C. Brent, Bishop of St Marys and St Johns Manila, arrives in London as a special delegate from the Philippines. He attends a conference seeking Great Britain help for a world-wide drive to abolish opium.
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Beets and Life Span Skein in Mason City Memoranda
A fragment from a Mason City page notes beets price at 4s while a brief line hints at "Odge ite Prevention" and a reflection that relatives chase long life, suggesting a local column mixing price data with social commentary on aging.
Aeroplane Fall Kills Woman in France
RHEIMS France July 8 The aeroplane claimed its first woman victim when the machine piloted by the Baroness de Larcede fell killing the aviatrix famed for daring flights.
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Opponents Warn They Won’t Force Picture War
Chicago July B Opponents of the Jeffries Johnson moving pictures will find no cause for complaint from the attitude of the owners of the pictures who announced they would make no contest in cities or towns where steps have been taken to prevent the exhibition.
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Cuba Bans Pictures From Johnson Jeffries Fight Exposition
Havana reports the Cuban government barred displaying pictures of the Johnson Jeffries fight during an exhibition citing political sensitivity. Local officials enforced the ban, reflecting Cuba heightened scrutiny over boxing publicity after the event.
Rodney III Grigsby Out United States Attorney Appointment
Washington July 8 Rodney has been appointed United States District Attorney at Newerby replacing the incumbent removed on charges of official misconduct The late Chief Justice Puller was interred today at Graceland cemetery Chicago July 8.
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Precinct Clubs Meet Tonight for Officership Nominations
Precinct clubs announce a biennial Republican meeting to nominate officers for the next two years. No major contest expected beyond the fourteenth precinct, with Willie Crawfant opposing the current secretary. The convention follows Republican rules, with meetings set for late July to early September to elect club officers and participate in county conventions and a primary in September.
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Andrewe Thorn
Mayor Opposes Fight Pictures Amid City Turmoil
Mayor Josayt J. Kern faces pressure from Lincoln leaders over a proposed boxing card in Reno area. Officials warn of dangers from crowds and violence as pageant plans and sanctioning talks stall. Controversy centers on a white versus American heavyweight bout and venue debates.
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Contempt case and political notes in Honolulu press
Fragments report Alma Anderson's contempt matter and judge's remarks about indecent verses. Political notes discuss Territorial Committee nominations, precinct officers, and local election timing in Honolulu. A line notes Lt Reston joining quarantine duties with Territorial Board of Health and medical staff details.
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