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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1910
Page
5
A scathing call urging voters in Manos to back the Insurgent Republican ticket and reject crooked political maneuvers. The piece references county and district conventions, accusations against Cohen, and a push for honest representation in the upcoming election.
Fragmentary notes allege manipulation of a Republican precinct roll in Mati linking to Mansrea and other local figures. The record cites proxies and political aims, with claims of altered listings affecting ward results and candidate support in the province.
Citizens connected with the liquor trade affirm support for the current Territory liquor license law in a signed statement. The Bulletin defends public verdict and criticizes Anti-Baloon forces for failing to accept the plebiscite, arguing a minority cannot govern or ruin the town or Territory.
In a heated precinct race the upcoming Republican primary is framed as a test of honesty and fair dealing. Voters confront claims of reform versus entrenched political tactics while factions argue over proper count and straight ticket voting amid charges of deceit.
A garbled editorial argues that illegal vote manipulation could inflate precinct tallies beyond regular rolls, undermining representative government. It warns such fraud would erode trust, imperil the Republican party, and justify stricter primary processes to prevent dishonest voting practices.
An appeal urges citizens to engage in the primaries to determine delegates and shape government. It stresses vigilance against corruption and urges voters to attend the election, cast a decisive ballot, and support reforms for the people. The message frames government integrity and civic participation as essential.
The article describes specially built machines to aid wounded on the battlefield in Germany. It envisions motorized ambulances capable of carrying first aid materials, enabling rapid care near combat zones and avoiding delaying trips to medical stations.
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