California Problem Obscures Japanese Settlement Debate
The Chronicle discusses census data showing Japanes e residents numbered about 90 000 in California and 70 000 in Washington and Oregon within a total U S population of millions. It argues the real issue is rapid growth and a rising female immigrant influx creating a moral and land use tension, urging national handling and restraint from state smugness.
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California
Coast States
Washington
Oregon
Canada
Australia
Japan
Bothdwell Defends Jerome Case In Grand Larceny
Judea James reports that Emerick faced grand larceny charges in Jerome. Judge Bothwell moved to dismiss after Conviction for lack of sufficient evidence at initial hearing. A new complaint was filed, but a probate court judge ruled there was not enough to hold for district court and the case was dismissed. Emerick was accused of disposing of horses under mortgage.
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Probate Court
Jérome County
Emerick
Mrs F E Ensign Dies At Hailey Home
Mrs F E Ensign mother of Judge H I Ensign of Idaho's fourth judicial district died at her Hailey home in the past week. Widow of early Idaho lawyer F E Ensign she had resided in Hailey since 1881 and had been an invalid over 10 years with health failing last year. Death attributed to acute neuritis. Survived by three children Judge F E Ensign A W Ensign cashier of Hailey National Bank and Miss Edith Ensign. She was a gifted woman with many friends in the region.
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F. E. Ensign
H. I. Ensign
Fourth Judicial District of
Idaho
Hailey
F. FE. Ensign
A. W. En- Alen
Hailey National Bank
Edith Ensign
Lakers Are House Guests Here During Thanksgiving
Mrs. Frank Murray welcomed her mother and sister Mrs. 12 A Zenger and Mrs. A C Christensen of Salt Lake City as house guests. H Zenger, brother of Mrs. Murray, spent Thanksgiving at the home and returned to Pogatello to attend the Tech.
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Frank Murray
A. Zenger
A. C. Christensen
Salt Lake City
H. Zenger
Murray
Pogatello
The
Tech
Livestock Show Opens in Chicago
Chicago November 27 The twenty first annual international livestock show opened today with more than 16 000 entries from every state, showcasing a wide range of breeds and exhibitors across the city venue.
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Chicago
International Livestock
International exhibit features and schedule notes
Canada and South American end oversi othed nations plans with visitors allowed today and tomorrow. Features appeal to women include home economics demonstrations and lectures. Season closes December 1 for Chinese pheasants and opens on bad check birds. Price cuts announced for coffee at dairy lunch chains on the Pacific coast.
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Canada
South America
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
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