Notes on the exclusion of Japanese students from schools in San Francisco

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Letter containing notes from Luke E. Wright, the United States ambassador to Japan, regarding the resolution to exclude Japanese students from schools in San Francisco. Wright highlights the communications between the San Francisco government and the consul to Japanese emperor.

Created by
Imperial Japanese Embassy, Washington
Date
25-10-1906
Type
Notes
Source
State Department File 1797
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