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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1910
Page
5
A compact commentary on Prohibition in Hawaii, citing Bishop Libert and various voices opposing forceful prohibition. The piece critiques moralistic rhetoric, cites local sentiments, and questions the influence of organized prohibition efforts on Hawaiian politics and society. It contrasts arguments about regulation versus outright bans and highlights skepticism toward using law to compel social change.
The piece argues the plebiscite hinges on Hawaiian voters and contends leaders in Washington and Hawaii push for intervention. It cites figures Woolley and Attorney Thompson and questions native capability, urging a No vote to uphold local laws and resist centralized control by a few.
A Hawaiian American voter and Thurston alter mull platform stance on importing intoxicating liquors. The piece mocks Thurston and the Prohibition plank, noting changes before the vote and accusing strategists of flipping positions to gain favor. The article questions sincerity and party tactics amid the Pleblicite effort.
The article discusses voters in Mlebin City facing a 1910 ballot question on prohibiting manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors in the Territory except for medicinal or scientific uses. Prohibitionists argue it means abolishing the saloon, while skeptics question Congress's intent and interpretation of the measure and timing.
A fragmented talk exposes the liquor law debate in Hawaii, accusing Prohibition advocates of misleading voters. It argues Congress has a law to abolish saloons, but proponents fake a stance to misdirect the electorate. The piece urges voters to reject what it calls Prohibition fraud and address saloon issues locally.
Lonka Stuart formerly of Rettae Block Company joins Casino Musical Comedy Company. He debuts in The Throw ’Twine’ at the New Orpheum, billed as a credible figure in alliance with the troupe. Roosevelt described as a press agent by the Cleveland Leader.
At Oyster Bay New York June 24 Roosevelt chats with Colonel Roosevelt near Sagamore Hill while Garfield Pinchot and McCormick arrive by car. The visiting delegation hints at a new political party as reporters scramble to keep up with the fast paced scene.
Colonel Roosevelt said he would treasure the colony and noted one of them had been sent to the rough tidere for their celebration yesterday.
El Pano Tex June 20 crops of Yucatan threatened by locusts. Dark clouds obscure sun in some areas. Planters unable to combat pests due to Maya Indian uprising and inability to act. Many young men enlist in the Mexican army or join rebels seeking to free Yucatan from Mexican rule.
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