California orchard alarm over Asiatic labor threat
A Pacific coast analysis warns that Asiatic labor, especially Japanese and Indian workers, risks displacing white farmers in California and South Africa serves as a warning. It cites Natal and Cape Colony trends, noting rising Asiatic land ownership, shop presence, and labor dominance, with detailed regional examples from Monterey to Fresno.
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America
South Africa
Natal
George Grey
Durban
California
Unger
Congress
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U. KE. Neame
Johannesburg
American Academy of Political and Social Science
East
Xeplands
Neame
Victoria
Cape Colony
Cape Town
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Korea
Manchuria
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California's future as a beacon in industry and harvests
The speaker extols white American settlers as the engine for California's wealth in harvests, mining, and manufacturing. He argues their success will lift the state and, in turn, save the nation from its gravest crisis, asserting a vision of rapid growth and national security anchored in American labor.
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Atics
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Santa Fe Holiday Rates For Round Trips Announced
The Santa Fe sets holiday excursion tickets at one and one third fare for round trips on all lines where one way fares are ten dollars or less Tickets go on sale December 2 to 26 1910 and January 1 1911 final return January 3 1994 plus miscellaneous notes on sales at Corona Hardware Sewing Machines priced to clear at twenty seven fifty each and Southern California talks olive plantings.
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