Prohibition in Hilo Sparks Mixed Public Views
Debates in Hilo feature plantation managers laborers and police voices on prohibition. Residents discuss liquor law history, potential effects on plantations, and social impact among Hawaiians Japanese and Portuguese, with officers warning of unintended trouble and advocates urging tempered temperance education.
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C. Campbell
Hay4 Sahco
John Watt
Olan
Leon
Board of Compticaion
Fetter
Hilo
Islands
Ald Y Fetter
Lional
Businew
Bellowe
Avery
Jnwa
Metzger Talks of That Kansas Law
Metzger discusses the Kansas law in a continued segment. The text references employers resisting labor practices and mentions John A Hoott, Walnakt manager, with distorted dialogue about avoiding excessive drinking and potential consequences.
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Metzger
Kansas
John A. Hoott
Walnakt
Aduaul
Gt Tay Perwoul
7 WO EXCUSE REPLY OF LINDSAY TO PARSONS
Continued discussion on a delay in a legal brief with Carl Smith involved. Lindsay criticizes lack of action and notes Attorney General reluctance to engage. In Chicago a wife is found to have robbed her husband for funds, with a judge ruling the act justified under the circumstances.
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Lindsay
Parsons
Carl Smith
Chicago
Kemmelt
Tnt Municipal Court
Gustave H. de Kolkey
Ely
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