JAPS AND CALIFORNIA.
WHY THIS TUMULT? A SURPRISED GOVERNOR. Press Awn—By Telegraph—Copyright Received 11 p.m. Washington, April 22. Mr O'Gorman, chairman of the Inter-Oceanic Canals Committee, endorsed Mr Chamberlain's proposal. Mr O'Gorman declared there is a great possibility of the Senate adopting the proposal as the easiest way out of the difficulty created by the British protest. The Governor of California states that he is unable to understand why the anti-alien legislation has caused such a tumult. Other States, he says, prohibit alien ownership of land. There was no intention of causing any infraction of existing treaties. Japan itself had passed similar laws.
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Manawatu Times, Volume LXV, Issue 1902, 23 April 1913, Page 5
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