Leaders Fear Big Reserve Vote in Tight Election
A partisan push dominates the race as leaders fear a large reserve vote could swing results. Candidates press for support through subscriptions, urging timely payments before the Saturday vote.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1911
Page
10
A partisan push dominates the race as leaders fear a large reserve vote could swing results. Candidates press for support through subscriptions, urging timely payments before the Saturday vote.
A moral tale about a young lamb who wanders into the woods chasing a fearsome tiger shadow. Animals fear the hunter and mock the lamb for being small while a deer and others discuss his chances. The lamb hides as predators roam, and the group resolves to return the lamb to safety.
A chaotic program lists speeches and performances for a year end ceremony at McKinley High. Students including Catherine Wihandwe, Annie Fodin Kone Hong Tie, and Herbert Dyer are noted in the valedictory, with various course and honor sections described.
Kaahumanu students prepare for year end exams and graduation activities. The event schedule lists exercise periods and testing, with references to grades and recitations.
An index of organizations and candidates appears with Honolulu groups such as the Fraternal Order of Eagles and various clubs, churches, and schools listed alongside numbers. The list includes ceremonial societies, boards, and associations in Honolulu and neighboring areas with counts that may reflect votes or membership tallies.
The final bonus offer and contest close details announce a 8 o clock p.m. June 24 deadline for all votes and subscriptions. Judges chosen from Honolulu area will oversee final counts and every subscription counts toward a trip prize for contestants, with votes allocated to new and old subscribers and careful handling of envelopes and ballots.
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