Japan U S tensions over California policy and expansion
A fragmented summary of Japanese views on anti Japanese measures in California and broader U S immigration, expansion ambitions in the Far East, and domestic unease. It outlines four main Japanese positions: concern over intensified anti Japanese sentiment abroad, the idea that current negotiations address only rights of Japanese in California, the link to broader migration policy, and fears of anti American sentiment fueling domestic unrest. It notes alarm over anti American articles and internal omissions as factors shaping responses.
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Foreign trade leaps signal remarkable growth by New York bank
The National City Bank reports U S foreign trade will reach about 14 billion dollars in 1920, with imports near 6 billion and exports over 3 billion, surpassing pre war levels and outpacing any year since the war began. Growth outstrips 1918 1916 and 1915 figures, underscoring a robust postwar expansion.
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