Japan the Copycat of the Nations of World
Rodney Gilbert argues Japan freed from extraterritoriality by copying European systems and trains graduates to bring back expertise. He notes Japan has yet to originate a new process and would struggle in war without Western contact, citing literacy and elite higher education limits. The piece compares Japan with America and Britain, suggesting Japan focuses on fundamentals and education for the masses.
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Mex Kidnappers Cross Border Incident Reported
Affidavits allege Mexican army officers crossed the international line on November 29 to kidnap Rodolfo Ybarra from his Somerton Arizona home and return him to Mexico. The principal affidavit from Ybarra's wife states shots were heard at sunrise the next morning near the San Lulal garrison, and Ybarra has not been heard from since. A report to Washington is being prepared.
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