The new organization, according informed circles, will make its initia! appearance at the prefectural elec-tons next autumn, One of the major effects of the movement has been the decision re. portedly reached by Minseito leaders, Readed by Mr. C. Machida, Minister of Commerce and Industry, to reject the projected coalition with the Seiyuka. Informed circles believe that the Minseito would not be averse to cooperating with the new organization, the hope of crushing the Seiyukai Additional troubles were to-day be-selting Dr. K. Suzuki, president of the Seiyukai, in the form of an intra~ ut to unseat him—
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