Hawaii’s Hopes for Republican Ticket and Delegate Reelection
The Bulletin argues strong for Hawaii’s continued representation in Washington via Delegate Kuhio and for a united Republican ticket on Oahu. It urges Lang and Towse as solid district choices, cites Lang’s Legislative Service, and calls for an active, inclusive campaign free of personal prejudice to win a large majority.
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Towse
Republics
Lang
Legintar
Dan Logan
Hilo
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Hawaii
Franklin
Bulletin
Washington
Dele Kuhio
Rublo
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Oahu
Kuhio Renounces Delegate Role and Nairobi Style Pull
Republicans in Hawaii back Delegate Kuhio as the people resist a change. Kuhio is praised for his successful representation of the Territory in Congress and is seen as capable of guiding Pacific issues. Supporters stress his steady leadership, belief in American citizenship, and readiness to reform Congress while addressing local needs.
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Kubin
Thich
Washington
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Hativy
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Rene Deke Rove
Wien
Platform plank outlines Republican remedy for immigration and education
The document argues the Republican platform resolves key issues with firm proposals. It emphasizes education funding, port development with public funding, and removal of liquor politics from elections. It pledges election law amendments, a direct primary, voter protections, and continued conservation, urging prudent governance for the territory.
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Republican Party
Wohnlalih
Our Friendly Policy Toward China Reflected in Hawaii
The piece praises a friendly oriental power stance and argues domestic labor tensions are unrelated to government policy toward China. It states the United States should stand by China’s national integrity, citing Hawaii as proof that Chinese Americans can contribute fully when given equal opportunity. It emphasizes reciprocal goodwill and honest motives in foreign relations.
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Hawaii
Racos
Maine Votes Swing Against Prohibition in Statewide Result
Maine voters delivered a Democratic sweep signaling discontent with Prohibition. Democrats overturned a Republican plurality, sending one Senate seat to be vacated by Hale and two Congress seats to Republicans, while implying a shift among younger voters without ending the party’s long era in the state.
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Benator Hale
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Republican message touts progress and future gains
A fragmented political notice argues that deserting Republican protection would ruin Hawath and asserts the party’s record of achievement. It stresses better things ahead and claims the Republicans are the party of progress, meeting the people's desires.
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Republican Party
Thn Patform
Prograws
Our Chinese Guest Marks Step In Ties With America
Peipce Sunn of the Chinese Imperial household arrives amid a large delegation of Chinese dignitaries and students bound for leading American colleges. The visit signals a significant moment in ongoing relations between the two nations as mutual understanding and exchange are emphasized.
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Peipce Sunn
Chinese Imperial Household
China policy and Boxer indemnity debate signals weakness
The article argues that treating China as a defeated power and remitting the Boxer Indemnity fund exposes Western weakness. It critiques European and American approaches, noting US influence in Chinese affairs, and suggests that education of Chinese youth in American schools reflects shifting power dynamics and goodwill toward China.
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America
Political tilts and nominating bids in Hawaii races
The article lists Senate and House candidates including A F P Judd, Crabbe, Cohen, Brown, Chillingworth, Hughes, Acti, Ke Kf Ort He hiker, William Williaimven, George Maka Jena, Norman Watking, A S Pilmuala, Hiram Kolomoku, and others. It notes Democratic split over immigration policy and McCarthy’s withdrawal affecting party unity and convention dynamics.
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George Maka- Jena
Norman Watking
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