Japanese Demagogs Denounced in Pacific Tensions Debate
In Dec 1919 speaker Julia Kahn warned California lawmakers that Japanese agitators risk war or mass labor migration if Pacific Coast residents remain unprepared. He critiqued Japanese publicists for misrepresenting Pacific states and urged that assimilation differs from racial prejudice, noting California habits and customs as non assimilable. He stressed no fear of war if statesmen pursue peace while maintaining readiness against immigration and land ownership issues.
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Revenue laws on fast track amid tariff revision debate
The report outlines continued revenue laws with a plan to revise tariffs by year end and require nine months for revisions. It notes possible new taxes and cites Secretary of the Treasury Houston's annual report. Houston favors repealing the excess profits tax, a point the committee agrees on.
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Defers Action on Income Tax Plea
Senate finance committee members decided to defer action on a business appeal asking for postponement of income tax payments and extension of losses. Secretary said the government could not afford to grant the measures requested after reviewing the statement.
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Notable Oklahoma oil magnate dies from revolver wounds
Mrs. Jake L. Hamon and her two children state Jake L. Hamon, prominent oilman and Republican Committeeman for Oklahoma, died from gunshot wounds they say were self inflicted. Police seek Clara Smith Hamon, former stenographer, amid rumors of involvement as county attorney wires for her apprehension.
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Scholtz to Speak on Retrospect and Prospect at University
Prof Richard F Scholtz gave an address on Retrospect and Prospect before the Patton club of the University on Wednesday afternoon. He will give a second lecture on the same subject next week at the same time.
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Senators Plan Stronger Antitrust Law for Sherman Act
Washington Dec 9 Senator King of Utah and allied lawmakers announced a plan to strengthen the Sherman antitrust act. The move aims to broaden enforcement and curb monopolistic practices. New York has displaced London as the world’s rubber market.
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Striking Piano Men Form Own Company in Chicago
Striking onion piano workers locked in wage talks with employers plan to manufacture their own pianos. A new company is formed and the strikers will invest 60,000 dollars to finance it with workers contributing their first month’s wages to start operations. Portland note: a dinner guest jests about nature before dinner with moonshine mentioned.
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