The Archive · 1925

Japanese Willing to Pay Strikers

Several instances have been reported where goods which would otherwise have been confiscated by the strikers have been allowed to come into the city upon the payment of a "squeeze." In fact any violation of one of the strikers' rales will be overlooked for a monetary considerat Thi money is what the strikers a after most of all is proved by the me] fact that the Japanese who have ved out of Shameen into the native city have hed in most, and probably in all cases, to make financial settlement with the strikers before they could carry on Dusiness unmolested. I state this on the authority of a high Japan-ce official,

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