text: A businessman of this surname sponsored an early namesake Air Race in 1927, in which all but two planes crashed or went missing, after a machine invented by Henry Ginaca boosted his profits.
full_question: A businessman of this surname sponsored an early namesake Air Race in 1927, in which all but two planes crashed or went missing, after a machine invented by Henry Ginaca boosted his profits. A politician of this surname pardoned Robert Wilcox after Wilcox's rebellion against him. That man of this surname gained additional powers after the Newlands Resolution was passed, and conspired with John Stevens and Lorrin Thurston to provoke the landing of the USS Boston. The "Bayonet Constitution" benefitted a bearded governor of this name by weakening Queen Liliuokalani. For 10 points, give this common surname of Hawaii's first territorial governor Sanford, as well as his cousin James, who founded a fruit company there known for its pineapples.
first_sentence: A businessman of this surname sponsored an early namesake Air Race in 1927, in which all but two planes crashed or went missing, after a machine invented by Henry Ginaca boosted his profits.
raw_answer: Dole [or James Dole; accept Sanford Dole after "Robert" is read]