Veto and lands policy echo in Hawaii editorial
The Honolulu newspaper comments on the Acting Governor’s veto power over appropriations and rails at President Roosevelt’s land orders. It criticizes delays in settling public lands for settlers and accuses local organs of echoing federal political fashions, urging voters to scrutinize leadership and policy shifts.
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Cooperation Lacking in Territorial Governance Debate
The Ant ing Governor seeks a presidential opinion on whether lands authorized by the Republic can be tried by the Territory. A Monday conference refused an amendment to the Appropriation bill. The Acting Governor's plan aimed to fund loans and revenue, provoking questions about his capacity to cooperate with legislative officers and the implications for a special session and bond market confidence.
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Secretary Wilsons Policy In Hawaii
Secretary Wilson aims to aid small landholders by directing Experiment Station efforts to promote garden and field crops and dairy use while ensuring a good market for crops. The plan, involving Dr True and Kr Smith, seeks practical steps to boost local production and self sufficiency in Hawaii.
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House Adjournment Saga Delays Clerk Thirty Days
In a stormy session the House debated extending the clerk's tenure and custody of hall furnishings. Meheula and others argued twenty or thirty days. The vote favored a thirty day extension after adjournment, with concerns over extra work and compensation. Meanwhile, a yacht race saw the Shamrock lose to the challenger by about a half mile as starts and tack gains unfolded.
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