Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, April 24, 1920, Page 2

\General Election May 10; Hara : + Government Is Los ih‘z Support 5 By Henry W. Kinney > (United Press Staff CorresnonQent) Toyko, March 18 (By mail)—The tme for the general election which is elect members to the Diet, to take :Ia place of that which was suddenly |. dissolved recently, has been set for May 10, and tremendous interest is '\balng taken in the event, With both sides determlned to fight to the lsst ditch. The government has given out that the Department of Justice, which will . have control of; the election, will take most stringent measures in order to revent disturbances or irregularities, n.nd that it ‘will take drastic steps against anyone found to be interfer- ing with the working of the machin- ery. ‘While sdon’after the dissolution of . the Diet it was generally believed that -the government would have a comparatively easy chance of victory, owing to the fact that the party in power always has a great advantage, this belief appears now to be chang- ing'.to some extent. This is because ot the fact that many of the business men, who have -always been the strong supporters of the Hara busi- . ness government, are now coming out in opposition to. 'the administration, owing to its proposeal to raise the tax rate, a step which will be imperative- ; }y ecessary to provide funds for the ''great increases in the army ‘and navy *.budgets, to which the governmen pledged. ‘In.order to combat the increase. the tax rate, particularly that -of wealthy men and corporations, a tax- ation’ investigation ~club has' been formed by ‘members of ¢hambers of commerce, stock exchanges in- surance associations, which inténds to 'Jead ‘the 'fight against’ the'‘tax in-| crease, ‘and this will without doubt cause some difference in the line-up of 'the forces at the polls. Considsrsble fear is also belng felt. that the masses may attempt to make their influence felt, and: some papers * and popular leaders have gone o far as to predict ‘that Japan is likely to see demonstrations similar’to the rice rlots of the fall of 1918; in the near future. The ugly temper of the work- ing people is being shown by frequent: “go slow”” strikes, 'a form of expres-}:: sion which is rapidly becoming the _i popular-form of labor ‘demonstration % jn Japan. Thus the tramcar men, * ‘who only a:few weeks ago won out in a strike for higher wages, are again metting ready to enforce s demand: fop, | Temporary Prosperity C.iises Many to Jump(fnh Sea of Metflmony (By-International News Service) Boston) April; 23— Young people .|today are rushing into . marriage ‘| is too: big a risk” declares ‘McGlennon stated. l villain ‘to. keep up the ess of things. . He was born at the ‘toot of Devil's Tower, in Orook coun- ty, Wyo., and.he just naturally had to play he was'a bad- That he suc- ceeded is evidenced hy. the hisses hel: recelyes in nearly every city and town in this broad land. But away :from vmmn'- thrilling serials, he is one rity; it ity Reg- istrar McGlennon, who'has been is- suing marriage /licenses ' for - many years an. -who knaws whqreo( he speaks. blinded by temporary -pros ‘‘Marriage is on the increase,” Mr.(} “Records show [ 1,990 licenses:issued for four months; of this year, against 1,796 of Jast year. ‘A great proportion of these are young working ‘people, ‘with plenty of money on huna, but with absolute- b [ Iy no idea of planning for the days when_conditions will.be more normal and wages. less. “It’s -all 'right for ulger people to marry—chey "know ,enough -to think and ‘plan for themselves. 'They h:ve ‘had ‘the experience of saving money, ‘and they’are not carried.away by ex- 4 tij;lragant standards of the most quiet and likable men in| the. motion picture world. And to prove it he is being. co-starred with| Jean Paige in a:serial. . (By United Press) .° Columbus Ohid, April 23.—Of the 1500 or' more. of Ohio’s former aviat- (By Dnited Press) . Ndw Orleans, La., april 24. —The |8 huttlo for ‘woman suflrm and to ratify the eonsmutlonil mendmen'.' " ‘dflft a general ‘program for ‘the ad- [} in time for women to vote in' the pre- sidsntlsl election’ was squarely up to Lonlslnnn today. The fight promises. to overshadow ‘all issues before the 5eqenl nssemhly when that body: 'ors who are'expected in. Columbus €, 7 and 87for thefirst annual convention of the Associated Aviation | Clubs. of "Ohio, a large*number have| ignified their -intention . of makmg the triu in airplanes, lof!the conVenmm, vancement of aeronautics in that state. " Tentative \aws to' govern Bemidji Lodge No. 119, - L.0.°0. F., Beltram} Ave. and 4th St., meets every Friday "uflu at 8.0oclock. - %/ THIS"WEEK BECQND DEGREE 3 T A N A A e e RN AR A g and 4th T'rhmd.y. ' Commerce Associa- Comnsnd-r INTER, Adjutany P ———————————— BEMIDJI LODGE ) : Loyal Order of each’ month | Co.rv Mim_g_ugtp Ave. aad Third St. 8'P.M. Visiting | brollon pecially invited Hoyl, S NEXT MEETING REGULAR BUSINESS BEMIDJI .CAMP NO. 5012, meets 2nd and 4th Tues, each’ month at I. 0..0_F. hall. Visiting lmghbou ‘aerial traffic in Ohlo and to regulate| " lying machines engaged in carrying|— — ' " ‘passengers are belng drs(ter by. a | committee. ‘and leaders predict that the chances from presidant indications, of ratify- ihg or defeating the measure were 'practiculy on'a 50-50 basis. The situation ' in New ' Orleans, where Mayor Benrman opposed suf- frage in 1918, will be reversed, it is believed. Behrman has ‘charrged his. views and has comeout'for the am- endment, declaring that ;he: will not.| stand in’ the wny ot Louisiana’s rat! tying. “Should womun’s suffrage need the v of Louisiana for :its adoption as ah ‘amendment to’ the constitution of the. United States, T will cheertully aid gt!sndqpfinn} Behrmap. said. arker, the ing gt shorter hours by means of giving they. ‘worst possible: service, and - various other workers in different parts off™ Japan are taking similar action. ‘The situation is summed up by the Jigl; one of ‘the leading . Tokyo dsillel. . which says: “'8ince the univerpai suffrage ques. tion became an {ssue in’'the Diet, the - .temper of ‘the people has assumed a ..serious 'aspect, and the ggitation: feared dGeh dem would have the’effect of'délaying ‘the adoption ‘of ' universal suffrgge. . 'Strikes. or. “go-slow” campaigns have been reported from many parts: of the country, and there are various “ movements of reconstructior. “On account of these movements|. and agitations there is serions‘un- rest among the people, and it is fear- | ed that this -will be further inten-|aI ' sified by the agitation incidental to the forthcoming general election, be- cause the issue is universal suffrage. As the election campaighs; of the gov-' ernment and of the opposition become | animated. unexpected disturbances may possibly occur, and on this point all thinking men are seriously con- . cerned., rnmnnigners on both; sides will take due note of the. present mental con- dition of the people and will scrup- ulously rafrain; trom improper.actions or uttérancés.” It is to be hoped hat the|. 0 _| [ar flio ‘endment. —This P :zle in nationality: has the Mar nes guessing. ™ f Louis C. Minette, accepted for en- ment in:the U. 8. Marine (Corps today, said that his mother was v rr(ed a French- man_in Italy.. 'He Wi born on & ship fiying the Spanish colors while lying, in the English channel. -At the age .parents, dle]:l who ‘brought _him the . .“His adopted father is'not. nsturnl!ze¢ Ger; ““Would “you class hig 48 “The Man Without a (‘Amntry?" ‘the re- cruiting sergeant wns lsknd £ ‘Man without a ¢ Y nothing,” ssoo"nr.wm’omxm " . 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