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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1911
Page
12
The article details disrupted campaign activity as candidates for May primaries delay voting, with workers pressured to secure votes. It describes how some workers refuse to cast ballots until instructed, and outlines coupon based voting for both candidate and organization contests. It notes final counts and anticipated actions, plus subscription payments tied to voting power and a plan to count votes in future sessions.
A damaged notice outlines rewards for extra effort in a travel candidate race. It states a mercantile order prize to the candidate who secures the second lowest vote total before Saturday May 2. The total votes in Gundidittess line published May 3 will be used to determine winners through May 21. Also a daily prize and a Gante Fount Fen are promised to top performers.
A fragmented tribute outlines memory of Judge Kepoikai and notes the Tolluaine committee's actions. Mentions various officials and locations in a ceremonial context, referencing past service and the community’s recognition. The readable fragments honor a notable figure and describe institutional connections.
The Department of Commerce and Labor issues orders under the Wireless Act requiring vessels to install specified equipment. The article outlines regulatory aims, enforcement, and timelines, noting potential penalties for noncompliance and references to related statutory provisions and oversight bodies.
Bonus votes are issued for every club that secures three old or three new daily yearly subscriptions. The three qualifying subscriptions must be turned in during a single contest week.
The appeal concerns Drake represented by Attorney JM Watson. The court has not decided the appeal and the record reflects ongoing proceedings associated with the labor agent case and related oversight.
An accurate account will be kept by the contest manager of all subscriptions received during this offer. Extra ballots issued only when credit for a club is shown on the contest record. Subscriptions may be turned in by different contestants, as long as the record shows a club lured in for the organization during the period. Extra votes will not go to trip contestants and travel vote levels remain unchanged until contest end.
The Bulletin will present $700 in prizes including a $100 Starr piano a $200 Edison ambenola phonograph and a furniture order from J. Hopp & Co to organizations at the contest’s close.
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