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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1910
Page
5
In a period of strong prohibition debate, figures link alcohol bans to social ills and corruption. Bishop Restarick condemns prohibition failures while advocates warn it threatens liberty and prompts calls for legislative action. Reports describe local attitudes, political campaigns, and Catholic responses amid a national conversation.
A fragmented excerpt discusses Prohibitto state Heinemik editors and agents shaping a regulatory stance. It mentions Thurston May Achvme of action and a vote avle no, reflecting contested views on policy and enforcement. The language suggests tensions between reformers and critics in early regulatory discourse.
Fragmented remarks discuss religious influence and world work while noting Prohibition's reach. The text cites moonshine production and revenue implications, mentioning over 1000 stills destroyed, and references anti liquor sentiment across regions including Hawaii and general colonial contexts.
The Hilo Tribune editorial condemns Prohibition leaders as the Island plebiscite nears. It weighs moral factors and the need for self government, noting the campaign against Prohibition and urging readers to consider the argument for and against saloons before voting next week.
A damaged plea warns voters to attend the polls next Tuesday, denouncing threats and coercion by local figures linked to saloon interests. The notice condemns motions of influence and urges decency and free choice in the forthcoming election.
The article reports that Coelho denies assaulting Mormons during a July public event at Waleby connected to Prohibition debates. Eyewitnesses describe a tense gathering where elders and local residents discuss enforcement and Sunday school activities under revised prohibitions.
A Christian gathering featured inviting speakers with one elder imparting remarks. The discussion touched on a non American matter during a week in Kansas when prohibition was absolute and no alcohol could be obtained locally.
A chaotic letter from W J Corlio of Honotali defends prohibition, denounces Mormon doctrines, and attacks opponents as the PC AA. He recounts interruptions at a meeting, warns of threats, and urges citizens to vote on Tuesday with travel imagery about polling. The fragment mentions a July 4 gathering in Waietn and a discussion of voting logistics.
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