The Case of Japan from the Vanderlip party
Harry E Benedict secretary of the Frank A Vanderlip party of American financiers who sailed from Seattle to Japan in April was commissioned to write for The Star and shares impressions of the Japanese situation and the party visit. His first article appears here with five more planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Benedict
Frank A. Vanderlip
Seattle
Japan
The
Star
Vanderlip
the Star
Benedict
Unofficial Conference on Japanese Affairs Opens in Tokyo
Baron Shibusawa opens the 1920 Unofficial Conference on American Japanese Affairs at the Tokyo Bankers Club. Frank A. Vanderlip joins as joint president and the group discusses immigration, Manchurian and Korean questions, and cooperation in China's industry amid Japan's needs for food and pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Vanderlip
Taiwa
Baron Shibusawa
Tokyo
Japan
Pur East
Vanderuip
Vanderlip
United States
China
America
Weet Virgina
Talks on Farm Loan Act at Democratic Club
Moncrieffe Cameron, secretary of the National Farm Loan Association, will address the King County Democratic Club at noon Saturday in Mover cafeteria on the Farm Loan Act and the broader issue of immigration. The talk aims to explain the Japanese viewpoint and foster informed American public opinion on international irritants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King County Democratic Club
Mover
Moncrieffe Cameron
National Farm Loan Association
The
Federal Land Bank
America
Public Welcome to Ceremony Saturday in Gand Point
Claude Kamaay chair of the county board will shovel dirt at the Gand Point landing field ceremony. He will travel by airplane with county commissioners Lou Smith and Thomas Dobson to officiate. The steamer Atlanta leaves the county dock at 9 19 a m for interested citizens. Kingston Jamaica reports a banana war raises fruit price to three dollars a bunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude
Kamaay
Board of
County Commandioners
Gand Point
Lou
Smith
Thomas Dobson
Atlanta
Ford
Toen
Citzens
Kingston
Jamaica
Dimock to Review Cedar Falls Tunnel Plan Feasibility
City utilities committee will ask A H Dimock to evaluate the feasibility and safety of a proposed 8600 foot tunnel at Cedar Falls. Mayor Caldwell urged a survey commission to assess conditions at Cedar River for greater hydroelectric development.
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Brunswick
Chicago
Third Avenue
University and
Seneca Sts
Hoffman
Hoffman’s
Westlake
Vanderlip Party
U. S
California
Te Che Hatton
Nyse
Son Bine
Guasen
OHO
Bank For Savings
Pine Street
Fourth Avenue
Union Store
Dad
Cearch
Mr. Workingman
Ware Deine
Palace Clothing CO
Alty
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