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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
5
A fragmentary historic clipping notes debates about prohibition, federal agents, and political rhetoric. It references Lloyd Woolley and a claim about shooting in the back to stop suspects, alongside mentions of Kennedy and a July 26 event. The text is garbled but ties to national capitol strategy and enforcement clashes.
A Morning Mercury analysis asserts Alabama rejected prohibition after a clear test at the polls. The piece claims voters blamed prohibitionists and the governor for defeat, noting the state’s repudiation of the policy and the push toward local option amid broader southern sentiment. It argues prohibition exposes hypocrisy and fails to curb vice.
In a fragmented review of local prohibition coverage a Thurston newspaper is accused of skewing police news to support temperance. The piece mocks moral posturing, questions the paper’s motives, and suggests more sober reporting would better aid the public.
The city of Vienna leads a municipal trial of vacuum cleaning for street and home sanitation. The system removes dust and microbes more efficiently than sweeping, piles top dirt, and dumps refuse to proper containers. The article asks why not try the process locally.
Curtiss rises as the premier airman, surpassing rivals in pioneering long distance flight. The piece recalls his Albany to New York crossing, compares earlier crafts, and notes his fearless defense of motives amid public attention.
A Massachusetts legislature debate centers on a proposed halfacre homestead bill amid criticism of its intrusiveness and scale. Lawmakers discuss who would manage the program and the potential use of up to 1000000 dollars for the land allotment and distribution.
The plan proposes selling bonds to finance street work and half acre lots with a five percent aid, enabling buyers to own homes by paying monthly installments. Proponents claim the state’s paternalism benefits schools sewers and public work, while opponents fear loss of personal autonomy.
Fragmentary text shows a speaker predicting a harsh law will spread from Massachusetts to every state in the Union. The passage emphasizes rapid, nationwide enactment and the belief that a certain statute would become universal across states.
In Federal Court this morning pleas were continued until August 29 for trial readiness. Three Russians charged with evading quarantine faced plea of not guilty while Phoney Davin, charged with adultery in a single indictment, entered a not guilty plea. Davin had attorney Straum. the Russians had no counsel.
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