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William Allen White, editor of the Emporia Gazette in Kansas, returns to San Francisco from the Pacific Relations Institute in Honolulu, expressing satisfaction with the conference and commenting on the adoption of baseball by Hawaiians, Japanese, and Chinese, as well as Japan's acceptance of the alien land act.
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Back From Trip
To The Orient
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SAN FRANCISCO, July 24. - Many of the delegates to the recent Pacific Relations Institute at Honolulu returned here late yesterday on the liner Wilhelmshaven, expressing great satisfaction with the conference results.
William Allen White, famous editor of Emporia, Kansas, commented on the manner in which Hawaiians, Japanese and Chinese have taken to baseball.
White asserted his conversation with Japanese delegates convinced him that Japan has accepted the alien land act in good spirit and is content to accept the present situation.
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San Francisco, Honolulu
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July 24
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William Allen White returns from the Pacific Relations Institute in Honolulu, notes the enthusiasm for baseball among Hawaiians, Japanese, and Chinese, and observes Japan's good-spirited acceptance of the alien land act based on talks with Japanese delegates.