Hawaiians Real Factor On Island
Boston, June 7. A Transcript writer says in 1928 there were 21,468 pure Hawaiians on the islands, 13,614 Caucasian Hawaiians, and 7,374 Asiatic Hawaiians in 41,246 residents. He notes natives are prominent in Honolulu politics, police, and daily life, with many half-bloods wealthy and educated in American schools. He discusses voting, statehood prospects, and close ties with Americans, including cultural exchanges like the hula and Hukilau festival on Oahu's Waimanalo shore.
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La Follette Image Splits Progressives In Gop Renewal
The piece argues La Follette’s hard line alienated voters and minor leaders, weakening his brand within progressivism. After his death and defeat, Republicans seek a softer progressive current, enabling insurgent and progressive Republicans to rise without his polarizing influence.
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Senate
House
la Follette
America
Supreme Court
Republican Party
la Vollette
Democrats Split by Regions and Progressive Drift in Roosevelt Era
The piece discusses La Follette's death shifting support toward Borah and potentially reshaping both major parties. It notes Democrats leaning progressive, with the party split into southern western versus eastern factions, and identifies Davis as nearer Wilson than Cleveland. The analysis foresees Republicans becoming more progressive or Democrats embracing progressivism as the political center.
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la Follette
Republican Party
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Ohn W. Davis
William McAdoo
Davis
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Woodrow Wilson
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Thinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Gulf Coast
Atlantic
Richmond
Louisville
South Carolina
Southern and Western Democrats Lead Progressive Wing
A 1920s analysis argues the southern and western Democratic faction forms the core of progressives behind McAdoo, while eastern leaders like Gov. Smith of New York skew younger and more urban. It notes Alabama’s bifurcated candidacy with Underwood and predicts La Follette’s death could swell progressive strength in the Democratic Party.
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Alabama
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Ikvision
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Mississippi
New York
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Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Woman
Agnes Wienatt of Taleville New York reports relief after childbirth using Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound noting improved confinement and reduced discomfort. She recommends it to other women and mentions local availability via nearby druggists.
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Taleville
New York
Liverpool
England
Lydia B. Pinkham
Brockville
Canada
Agnes Wienatt
Lydia
Pinkham
La Follette and McAdoo shape Democratic power shifts
The piece argues the progressive wing gains influence as McAdoo leads this faction, noting last year’s events suggested a McAdoo nomination would have sidelined La Follette and the third party. It discusses science and industry driving unity, electric grids, and the evolving role of democracy alongside business consolidation.
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