Fewer Jap Laborers Going Abroad This Year
Tokio reports a drop in Japanese laborers going abroad mainly to South America. Emigrants to Peru total about 1,200 this year, down 20 percent from last year, while Brazil arrivals reach 2,500 versus 5,500 in the prior period. The semi official notice attributes the decline to Japan’s wartime business boom and notes strong reception for Japanese emigrants in South America since the war began.
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South America
Japan
Peru
Brazil
City Petitions Council to Save Daylight
The Harrisburg Telegraph lists signers of petitions backing daylight saving as presented to city council. Names span bankers, lawyers, politicians, workers, and employers, reflecting widespread support across social strata.
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City Petitions Council
Harrisburg Telegraph
Daniel L. Keister
To Be Continued COST-PRICE STORE PLAN IN LAWRENCE
Lawrence Massachusetts merchants alarmed by William M Wood of American Woolen Company inviting a conference before his plan to build a ten story cooperative department store to sell basics at cost for his 20 000 workers if food and cloth prices do not fall. Local dealers insist prices prove merchants not profiting. some fear many small stores will be driven out if store opens. They note Lawrence prices compare favorably with New York and nationwide.
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New York
Samuel Savitt
Wood
Accuses Kato of Playing Petty Politics and Resign
The Reorganization league of Japan demanded Viscount T Kato resign as head of the Kensei kai and retire from public life, accusing him of petty politics to oust Premier Hara. The ultimatum followed Kato's searing attack on the Hara ministry for domestic and foreign policy blunders.
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Kato
Honolulu
T. H
Reorganization League of Japan
Viscount T. Kato
Kensei-kai
Tokio
Hawaii Hochi
League
Hochi
Hara
Japan
League Immedi
Ately
H. Kono
Pan-Germans Still Worry Over Rhineland
In Germany under American forces the Rhineland issue keeps Pan-Germans anxious about separation from Prussia and Germany. The Democratic Frankfurt Gazette notes Centrist moves toward a republic seen as a Catholic favored land, with party leaders pushing the idea amid quiet surface conditions.
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Germany
Rhineland
Prussia
Democratic Frankfurt Gazette
Notable Stance Shifts On German Unity Aims
Steadfast denial of any plan to separate from Germany contrasts with admission of efforts toward legal separation from Prussia. The statements imply a strategic pathway while rejecting immediate disunion, signaling underlying political calculations and alliance considerations.
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