Justice Beatty Relates Prohibition Views in Hawaii Visit
The aging Chief Justice Beatty spoke in Honolulu on prohibition, clarifying he favors regulation over total bans. He described government control of liquor supply, licensing, and a 10 percent dividend limit, arguing prohibition may not cure social ills. Beatty plans a Hawaii, then Victoria, trip, staying longer than expected due to health.
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Virginia
University of Virginia
Eliehtoon
Justice Beatly
California
Leen
University of Virgeinia
Sue
Hamento
Nevada
Positionn
Beatty
Moana
Jnatie Beatty
Justioe
Aitrew D. White
Sweten
White
Ervey Jen
Mawr
Justice Bealty
Fmll
Honolulu
Tavs
Pacific
Katt
Ublip
Hawaii
Juntioe Beatty
Iter
Vilo
Volcao
Honoluy
San Francisco
Sierra
Grippe
Lam Golig
Frisk Smith
University At
Vine
Wlnia
Justice Beatty
Therwatter
Win Honolula
Tle
Census public in October follows page 1
The concua director discusses October census publication timing and distribution plans. He notes that figures sent to Washington may be delayed and promises prompt completion locally, with final Aial figures anticipated in September or October.
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Washington
Tabi
Tnt
Indigent care plan debated by Honolulu health boards
Territory and County officials discuss consolidating dispensary care for the indigent with the Territorial Board of Health. President Matt Smith argues Palama dispensary work could be absorbed by territorial health staff, freeing site space and defining duties. City leaders weigh transferring dispensary duties amid fire losses and morgue plans.
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Idgfene
Olf
Matt Smith Atatow
Honolulu
Mackall
Lee
Mott Smith
Aiong
aMfeciaix
Ttie
Jonept Jern
Committee On Health and Sanitation
Moresmith
Board of Health
City Health Department
Hawai i Yacht Race Fund Boost Prompts Canvassing
The report lists multiple committees and individuals tasked with canvassing diverse groups across Honolulu and Oahu for the Hawai i Yacht Race Fund. It names Harold Dillingham and MH. D. Howen among organizers, with canvassing targets including railroad, plantation, and shipyard employees, and various streets and districts in Honolulu.
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Robert Hendry
Canvain Bethel
Nuianu Street
Flowed of Health
Wn ‘Ployes HO
Hall & Bon
Judiciary
M. Vetlewen
J. . McLwan
H H. Walker
Robert Scott
E.r.blackable
Cnvany
Honolul Tron Works
Kakunkoy, Catton, Neill) & Co
Honolulu
Custom House
AlWken Street
Queen Street
Frank MH. Armstrong
Kwa
Watalu
Harry Rycroft
Wanna
Plantarion
Carl Dunkhnee
Oahu
Harold Cantio
Kuhulin
A. Walker
Ennvane Walina
Nalo Plantation
W. J. Melhenny
A. Walke Eer
Fort Gheeh
I Human
PontoMes
Polloe
Ananeing
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Horlick
Worlick's
Racine
Wis
L. B. Kerr & Co., Ltd
Alakea Street
the Hawaiian Electric Co. Ltd
Yosemite Valley
Merced
Park Line
Con- Merced
Santa Fe
Lebmer
Raf
Hawai Yacht Race Fund Booming
Manila
S. Hawai & South Seal Curio CO. Young
Mostetter
Boneunmith & Co. Ltd
Hollister Drug Go
Chambers Drug Co., Ltd
Hilo Dy Co
Felix Gouraud
Hawaiian News Co., Limited
Alexander Young Building
Republic
Blank Books and Stationery Office Supply CO
Fort Street
Brown & Lyon Co., Ltd
Alexander Young
A. B. Arleigh & Co., Ltd
Hawaiian Fishery, Ltd
King Street Fish Market
Manila Cigars
M. A. Gunst & Co
New Wash
Harroun
BAY State Auto Kits
Vulcanizing Repair Shop
Associated Garage, Ltd
the Palm Cafe
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