Direct Primary Debate on Honolulu Government Change
City leaders clash over direct primary and commission plans for Honolulu. Advocates urge full reform and mayoral power shift, while opponents warn of corruption and party disruption.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1911
Page
4
Debate on Democratic slate and platform clarity ends
A fragmented discussion centers on ticket names and platform integrity. Delegates defend the process against accusations of corruption and confusion, and a platform committee member asserts clear understanding of actions taken. Chairman Castle signals another potential hearing to follow.
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Andrews
Honolulu
Oregon
A. D. Cooper
Republican Committee
W.H Castle
Towse
Oalin
Ue Atate Tran
Pary Phink
Platform Committee
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