JAPAN.
MISSION TO AMERICA. By Electric Telegraph—Copyright. Australian and N.Z." Cable Assn. Received 11 p.m.. Aug. 28th. TOKIO, August. 25." It is understood that Japan intends to send an unofficial commissioner to the United States with the object of facilitating mutual understanding and improving relations between Japan and the United States. AMERICANS IN KOREA. According to a despatch from Seoul a, <L'siurbance occurred when .American Congressmen addressed a group of Koreans. The Speaker, who is one of the party of touring parliamentarians, was scheduled to make an address v. lu'cii at the last moment the Japanese authorities cancelled. The Congressman, not knowing of the cancellation, addressed the audience. Japanese police attempted to arrest liisi hearers.
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Timaru Herald, Issue 170307, 30 August 1920, Page 7
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