The new developments in China, namely the sudden change of the situation for the warlord gf Mukden] in consequence of the revolt of his trusted lieutenants Kuo Sung-lit and Li Ching-lin, are naturally tracting @ good deal of attention, but not so much as they might have! done a few years ago. Absolute non-interference in the domestic afpon-interference in the domestic afmeasure, ter of Home Affairs is negotiating, informally, with the leaders of Koseikai and other groups of that House to win them over for th changes the Government propos Tt is not impossible that it may turn out to be a very serious matter for the Government, 'A Trade Union Law "rhe third nut to crack is the Trae onl icy of ne of heeiney Arbitration Law Bills, Union Law and" Labour. Disput which the even the militarist element having!
Government intends to introduce in bbeon persuaded, at last, to abandon the Diet. With manhood suffrage its traditional propensity to with one faction or another.
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