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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1910
Page
5
A fragment suggests Hawall's license law emerged from popular experience and a rally supported by public opinion. The text questions Hall’s capacity for self government if the people vote to overthrow perceived stable law due to heightened expectations.
A shorthanded report discusses proposed measures to close dram shops under prohibition. The tone argues the aim is to end illicit drink commerce without stripping responsible adults of their rights, while highlighting the difficulty of regulating drug stores and the potential for continued public intoxication in city areas.
The piece argues that Prohibition undermined respect for law and private life, citing cases of perjury and shifting drug store sales. It reports leaders like Eliot and Low warning that banning saloons failed, urging voters to consider harms in Hawaii and nationwide.
A garbled account discusses Governor Frear and the liquor law, noting he may vote for Prohibition. The piece suggests Frear is influenced by public expectation and questions whether he will uphold the law.
A column critiques a Hawaii Territory vote on Prohibition, arguing for support of lawmakers who back strict laws with proven results. It labels opponents as hypocritical and warns that the proposed law may fail its stated purpose while urging voters to endorse the experiment's aims.
The project moves forward as experienced California workers handle well boring for the enterprise led by Captain Mataon and associates. Subscriptions will be managed by Harry Armitage as the field work proceeds, with earlier land estimates threefold the initial promotion price and no reduction from later oil developments. Real property of the heirs was sold under court orders, with sale today approved.
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