Japan of Today: Its People, Its Customs, Its Resources, the Mandate Islands of Japan; With an Introduction (Classic Reprint)

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California in 1913 passed a law forbidding aliens, ineligible to citizenship, to own a lease for more than three years on any agricultural land in the state.

A referendum in 1920 strengthened these restrictions so that the same aliens can not now even lease land, hold it in trust for a child, or own stock in a land-holding corporation.

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