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Opposition to federal prohibition in Hawaii debated in Senate committee
Fragmentary testimony from Senator Woolley and others discusses Congress power over territorial law, Hawaiian annexation promises, and the role of liquor regulation in Hawaii. Witnesses assess whether federal prohibition should apply, citing territorial government status and the powers of Congress to legislate for territories. The record notes debates on native population impact and historical arrangements guiding Hawaii’s governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Woolley
Honiley Grote
Couintaread beMtien
Curie
Hawai
Judeo
Scott
High Behn
Scedder
Minstral Union Chereh
Conneatio
Plana Mme
MeClollah
Uae
Woolley
Mev
Edwin C. Dinwiddie
Dinwiddie
McCierlan
Eauiren
Crngrena
United States
Perr Lorie
Staten
Howall
Arkanann
Vic
Benator
Wiotter
Drath
North Dakota
United Elires
Congress of
Countey
Eiko
Cde Nat
Hawaii
Koerner
Congress
Oklahoma
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