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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1925
Page
8
Tokyo april ten authorities report no official U S protest yet over Japan Diet bill on land ownership reciprocity. The clause bars foreigners from owning land if their country restricts Japanese land rights, with California cited as example where Japanese cannot own land.
A Tokyo paper argues land ownership restrictions echo immigration exclusion and suggests Americans could be receptive to Japan if the United States repeals its laws. It warns against treating U S states as separate nations and calls for united policy rather than parochial state actions.
Puzzle page explains how to solve the pictorial cross word for young readers. It describes starting letters in numbered squares, with words running across or down, and a key word shown in the drawing. Readers fill white squares to form valid terms.
Yesterday's puzzle answered with clues for Across and Down words. Across includes wandering fortune tellers and phrases about jumping and taste. Down lists brittle substance, affirmation, gentle strike, the nursery rhyme man, and frozen water.
Negotiations may be undertaken with the United States concerning removing the immigration ban on the Japanese. A Wisconsin feature highlights Miss Veca Divan of Green County who, over three years as a leader of farm girls clubs, amassed 263 ribbons and $1803 in prizes plus medals and honors.
Speakers dispute the measure granting the government power to deny land ownership to certain foreigners, framing it as a concession to aliens rather than discrimination. Officials insist the provision will be rarely used and reflect policy shifts in land rights.
Miss Grace J Landon, renowned in the lumber industry nationwide, serves as the official statistician for the National Lumber Manufacturers Association.
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