JAPAN AND AMERICA.
: (Received Sept. 16, 9.5 a.m.V' TOKIO, Sept, 14. Baron Uchida announced that.'; MtJ\ Colby* and Mr. Morris, United Sjtates" Ambassador, are coming to Japan to make efforts to reach a peaceful and 'satisfactory settlement of the Japanese; problem m California. The ,Ahie£ican fnd -Japanese Governments have ; t^keiri* steps Vo come to a mutual understand-' ing.e-A. and .N.Z.C.A. y X . "y- ; ;J. r "(Received Sept. 16j 9.40 ami.) ° WASHINGTON, Sept., 14. - Mr. ' Harding, had 'a conference at; Marionywith Governor Stephens^ "of; California. Mr. /Stephens said : "California, looks to' the Government for .the, negotiation '-'of- treaties ahd , enatetmfrtrta' of leglislaiion to keep ; out Asiatic immigrants who could nonpros-' siblyybe assimilated' into our nation. 1 America .should also maintain a fleet m thfe pacific adequate to protect Aiherican iitterests?'— -A. and N.Z.C.A. ,\ "
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 15320, 16 September 1920, Page 5
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