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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1909
Page
10
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a film project The Settlements Films, a lifeboat scene, and a public parade. It references a crowd, a Belt of attention, and imagined commentary about a procession. The text is largely unreadable with many misspellings and stray phrases.
A fragmented telegraphic note discusses changes to gambling laws and a proposed weekly feature by a senator general idea of reform. It mentions attention from readers and circulating interest around Senator Robers Mt La Pollotts and Herman Me character, with unclear context.
The piece voices a hostile, nationalistic critique of Allied leadership and policy, arguing that the United States should act decisively against figures like Patton and German influence. It condemns perceived European elites and calls for drastic economic and political action, predicting a lasting shift in voter sentiment and national direction.
The passage condemns public affairs neglect by nonparticipating clans and individuals who see voting as separate from religion. It argues the moral and intelligent elements neglect civic duties, enabling political grafters and moral rot in American society.
A passage argues the modern newspaper wields great power within homes and churches. Rev W A Norton of the Evanston Methodist church is cited praising the press for informing families and strengthening church work through regular attention to newspaper matters.
Pasadena News reports on the Oakland Men’s League and its influence in civic life. Mayor Molt addressed about 200 members at the First Congregational Church, urging sober voting amid concerns about "vote tips" and party influence. The event sparked debate over civic responsibility and the league’s impact on elections.
Across a candid reflection on religion and journalism, the piece argues the press must honor religion, balance humor and reverence, and use provocative yet nonblasphemous expression to awaken readers. It posits newspapers serve Catholics, Protestants, Jews, seculars, and all beliefs, shaping civic virtue.
Miss Edna Gore Gorman, a San Jose newspaper woman, wed General Beaumont aboard the Hilonian in Honolulu after a swift sea voyage from the Inland Sea. The ceremony at Sea Church was led by Father Philip Ryan with Raymond Hicks and Mr No Hughes as attendants. a wedding breakfast followed amid many relatives and friends.
The Oakland Horn, a veteran soccer team, travels to Sacramento on Sunday to face the Sacramento Rovers, a state cup participant, in the annual tri match.
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