Evans decries U S attitude of superior worth
Marshalltown Iowa June 20 AP H A Evans Sioux City president of the Iowa State Bar Association urged a shift in foreign relations with China and Japan. He denounced white superiority toward Orientals as a serious barrier to goodwill, urged Americans to study Eastern viewpoints, and praised Britain’s imperial posture while warning the US must defend nationals abroad and uphold the Monroe Doctrine. He called missionaries a key friction point and praised Japan’s rapid progress in education and industry.
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Exclusion Act debate cited by Evans in 1920s essay
Paris merchants use magnets to clean automobile gear cases of metal particles. The text discusses the American policy restricting immigration, praising exclusion efforts and the idea of limiting oriental entry to protect social harmony. It notes Japan's stance and the aim to prevent racial tensions while safeguarding those already in the U S.
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