Why Congress Opposed Prohibition For Hawaii
A long fragmented account argues Congress should not grant Hawaii home rule for prohibition. It asserts territorial leaders are unable to police liquor, urges federal action to curb drink, and cites voter qualifications, religious influence, and missionary history to defend a federal prohibition approach. The piece criticizes local governance and favors federal oversight to uplift sobriety and order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evers
Yublio Sentipent
Kanafier
Talandi
Congren Kywey
Methodiat
Salvation Army
U Ader
la Ua
St. Teviry
Koresh
Thare
Department of Public Interruction
Aity
Mike Monary
Alves
Gonds
Wight
Reese
Joel Authority
Theodore Boers
Han
Chine
Diaiillor
Westy
NnorEnizel
Hauoi
Liquor Dealers’ Association of Hawaii
Euaily
Islands
Moonters’ Association
Liquor Dealers’ Association
Winvas
Atrone
Hawaii
Senate
Howe
Kauai
Lanai
Miihan
Molokai
Espeona
Osha Hawati
Hawaiian Commission
Morgan
W. F. Frear
Craiman
Mr. Woolley
Arlene
Aetentifte
Rome
Cera
Kerlala
Ehilittivod
Admin
United States
Polley
Ito & Compact
Congress
United Lea
Kolanl
Congresshal
Ha ‘Waiian
Republic
Republic of Hawaii
United States of
Amertoa
House of Representatives
Honolulu
Enon
Tignor
Kakiako
Pry Tuma
Themeelyer
Castoria and Band Conge Featured in Isles Music Event
A scrambled OCR item lists Castoria as the familiar remedy and mentions Band Conge the Hawaiian band scheduled to play in an upcoming program. Names like Carvalho, Mydleton, and Letlehum are noted among performers. The text references a musical program and a charitable or educational event but remains garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iil
Mondalsainn
Woodtort
Carvalhur Voent
Letlehsie
Rivenbureh
Barltona Bolo
Canman Votton R
J. Carvalho
Rookwe
Boul Mydileton
Merry Makers Myddleton
Star Byamne
A Plea For the Children by Mrs Boynton
Mrs Boynton argues for a child centered education and home life. She urges plain, healthy living, equal treatment in schools, moral development, and beauty in surroundings to foster democracy. The piece calls mothers to uphold simple, inspiring homes and reject excess in favor of character and virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democracy of the Schools of America
Ech Ehlid
Haninat
Fife
Mae Heing
Cortrees
Weiler
Arshition
Benjamin Franklin
Linea
Raw
Everett
Roosevelt
le Conte
Emerson
Summer Visitors and Homecomings at Honolulu
A mix of residents and guests plan summer stays in Honolulu and nearby areas. Notables include Dr Langhorne and Mrs Langhorne at the Potter Langhorne home, Mr and Mrs Andrew Wolvh-F Cali, and Miss Helene Irwin among others. Several families head to San Francisco, Burlingame, and San Francisco Chronicle mentions reflect social visits, apartment arrangements, and anticipated returns from Honolulend to California and Washington residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hantaly Hardare
Mos Willige
Irwin
Helene Irwin
William Mayo Newhall
Martin Newhatl
Elizabeth Newhall
Dtr
Frank Devring
Andrew
Cali
Gary Langhorne
Andi
Jaiven Potter Langhorne
Pavisle Avenue
Langhornn
Honotoly
San Francisco Chronicle
Mortimer Smith
San Francisco
Manchuria
Monte
Noelo
Miewuchiinotts
Ban Branciqoo
Adora
Ara Uriel Bebron
California
Ain Francisco
Coronado
Bobree
Joarden
Washington
Califarnty
Ara
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Paelieslands
Partsea
John G. Woolley
Castoria
Billleten
Nawaa
Hopolaty
Materaly Hau
Theo Wile
Sluean
Wilton
Charles C. Boynton
Drese
Melis
Mrs. Boynton
Rowi
Phelps
Jela
Colline
West Virginia
Muresland
Mire
Henry Bughan
Honolule
Harry Mactarlane
Polly
Jane Duta
San Francine
Thie
Henry Panter Dutton
Jove Taken & Houge
Fairmont
Dutton
Dalimattal Wowtenn
Darmueh Te Ada
Bur Ansan
Aml
Claw
Atoana
Pacific Fleet
Interes
Witla A Glanaford Jr
V. BM
Ars Qlasstand
Mere J
Parker Currier
Truys
Australia
Blip
Mlebottle Woods
Inlanda
Mire Currier
New Zealand
F. Ax ‘Antwer
Europe
Mr. and Are
Wellington Gren
Mins Eoid
Mira Ethel Grees
Berwlee