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An appeal to justice the injustice of the proposed initiative measure

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"The Japanese Association ... will ... supply any one interested ... with such information"--P. 6.
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Japanese Association of America
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  1. Japanese
  2. Japanese Americans
  3. Land Tenure
  4. Race Relations

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