Supreme Court — Part 9

108 pages · May 11, 2026 · Document date: Dec 23, 1923 · Broad topic: General · Topic: Supreme Court · 108 pages OCR'd

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o# ‘4 a wie ie 12/15/23. Page 5, So [oarepas aa JAPANESE S17 UATIOr says; | The twoStates cannot do without thé agricultural skill of the Janen- a } @Be and the agricultural land owned by Japanese before the land law went into effect is safe, of course, and the land companies by the rights el- ready acquired can acquire and lease land, and the number of thewe con- | i | panies is far from small. These editorials and comments appasred one week after the issue of J I a the "Great Northern Daily News", and leading Japanese organ of Seattle, in which the Japenese of the Northwest were urged to devote more atten- | tion to the cars and education of their American-born children because | | "these children are to be used as instruments in the question of rights", | NATIVE SONS WILL Pay POR COURT VICTORY, SAT = JAP slUSz. By Carl Brannin 4,Communist Staff Wri- ter "gan Frenci so? Lebor Unity” Decem- ber 6,1925, ‘¥ruits and vegetables in the raising of which Japanese farmers are specialists will cost twice as much next season as the one just | pessed, say officials of the Jananese #eeociation in discussing the de- cision of their members to give up all lease and contract crop arrange- ments in compliance with the terms of the California Anti-Crrent al Land Law, recently upheld by the United States Supreme Court, wae, While in all probability the greater part of the 30,000 acres which will be relingnished by Japanese will be cultivated by California | owners with hired help, production standards in quantity and low cost cannot be held up, This, according to those in charge of the Associatigz 4s to be expected even though the greater part of the 8000 dispossessed T—Lide

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says;

| The twoStates cannot do without thé agricultural skill of the Janen-

a
} @Be and the agricultural land owned by Japanese before the land law went

into effect is safe, of course, and the land companies by the rights el-

ready acquired can acquire and lease land, and the number of thewe con- |
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panies is far from small.

These editorials and comments appasred one week after the issue of

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a
the "Great Northern Daily News", and leading Japanese organ of Seattle,

in which the Japenese of the Northwest were urged to devote more atten- |

tion to the cars and education of their American-born children because |

|
"these children are to be used as instruments in the question of rights",
|

NATIVE SONS WILL Pay POR COURT VICTORY, SAT
= JAP slUSz.
By Carl Brannin 4,Communist Staff Wri-
ter "gan Frenci so? Lebor Unity” Decem-
ber 6,1925,

‘¥ruits and vegetables in the raising of which Japanese farmers

are specialists will cost twice as much next season as the one just |

pessed, say officials of the Jananese #eeociation in discussing the de-
cision of their members to give up all lease and contract crop arrange-

ments in compliance with the terms of the California Anti-Crrent al Land

Law, recently upheld by the United States Supreme Court,
wae,

While in all probability the greater part of the 30,000 acres
which will be relingnished by Japanese will be cultivated by California |

owners with hired help, production standards in quantity and low cost

cannot be held up, This, according to those in charge of the Associatigz

4s to be expected even though the greater part of the 8000 dispossessed

T—Lide