Solid Business Men Opposed to Governor Dole in Leper Bill Fight
At a Honolulu Republican meeting in the drill shed, business leaders voiced opposition to the leper bill and warned that Hawaii would suffer from federal actions. Senator Ach spoke on the leper settlement and native suffrage, arguing Republicans support citizenship for Hawaiians while cautioning against alienating natives and delaying necessary reforms. Local politicians warned against Wilcox's stance, urging unity to protect Hawaiian interests and preventing a rush of leper relocation to the islands.
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Leper Bill Debate and Republican Rally at Territory Meeting
A Hawaii Territorial gathering hears speeches on Leper care funding and Wilcox Leper Bill opposition. Delegates push a strong resolution against conceding to federal leprosy policy while denouncing amendments to the Organic Act. Prominent attendees and a fiery crowd emphasize local sovereignty and support for the native electorate.
Strong Speeches Followed by Resolutions Carried with Enthusiasm
A lengthy list of attendees and names follows, including politicians and officials such as Justice Frear and Hon. C. Heirks Prince Jonat Kabenlaande. The scene centers on vigorous speeches that lead to resolutions passed with evident enthusiasm, amid a crowd marked by varied titles and affiliations.
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Hawaii needs refinery says banker Lilienthal
Prominent banker Lilienthal advocates Hawaii building a refinery to boost the sugar and fuel industries. He notes concerns over overcapitalization and promotion costs, but expresses belief in recovery and renewed confidence in Hawaii's core industries with improved infrastructure and freight efficiency.
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