Japanese Business Leaders Back Disarmament Plan
A Tokyo led disarmament push gains support among Japanese businessmen led by Rihei Hyuga of Oriental Sugar Manufacturing. An advertisement critiquing militarism urges cutting armaments to win foreign goodwill while warning price cuts and export boosts threaten domestic industry. The piece links education, universal suffrage, and the Diet to Japan’s naval policy, citing local voices and the impact on workers and families.
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Anti Newspaper Bill Returns to State Senate Debate
A protest surge followed the early report of a radical anti newspaper bill. The judiciary committee voted to report back, aiming to regulate ads and hold a public hearing. Critics call the measure overbroad and risky for press freedom and readers.
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Fear God Not Public Opinion Urges Dr Day Sermon
Dr William Horace Day urged fear of God over fear of public opinion in a United church sermon. He contrasted the Hebrews escaping Egypt with modern society, warning against letting fear of scandal or truth enslave conscience and urging steadfast faith.
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Auto Operators' Licenses to Cost $3 Next Year
In Harppord on April 24 the legislature agreed to raise the motor vehicle license fee in Connecticut from 2 to 3 dollars. About 196,000 residents hold licenses for automobiles and other motor vehicles. The higher fee will add over 130,000 dollars yearly to state revenue and boost the total annual take to around 300,000 dollars for road maintenance.
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Chinese Women Open Bookkeeping School in Prison
Madine, wife of former Premier Fislu, opens eight bookkeeping schools for inmates in prison. The program, reportedly partly funded by the Lao Chinese Bankers’ association, aims to teach accounting skills to incarcerated women.
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Tea Guild in China Suspends Business Actions Across Dealers
A Chinese tea guild suspends business with dealers in Shinghia and nearby regions for twelve months amid a broader move by similar guilds. The measure bars armors or cavalry dealers from operations. additional guilds may follow with other tea varieties.
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