JAPANESE IN AMERICA.
LICENSES REFUSED. United Press Association—Copyright Received June 30, 4.40 p-m. SAN FR ANCISCO, Juno 29. The Board of Police Commissioners refused to renew permits for five Jap-anese-to conduct registry offices, and refused new permits to two Jnpaue.so. “A CONTEMPTIBLE ACTION.” Received June 30, 4.40 p.m. f LONDON, Juno 2'j. The Times New York correspondent describes the action as a contemptible attempt to prevent a large number of inoffensive, well-behaved, hardworking domestics obtaining a livelihood. 1 The present move may prove more serious than the school question. The .Japanese appeal for treaty rights. The Board replies that any rights are subject to laws enacted under the general police powers of the State concerning the polico and sanitary regulations.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2120, 1 July 1907, Page 3
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