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Original index title	Northwest History. International Diplomacy & Politics. Japan.
Newspaper	The Spokesman Review: February 25, 1935
Title	U.S. Embassy Stormed: Tokyo Police Disperse Group of Demonstrating Patriots
Description	U.S. Embassy Stormed: Tokyo Police Disperse Group of Demonstrating Patriots
Subject Keys	United States Embassy; Demonstration; Anti-Japanese Movements in Arizona; Edwin L. Neville
Date.Original	1935-02-25
Resource Identifier	nwh 1-536
Subjects	Northwest, Pacific--History--20th century United States--International Diplomacy & Politics--20th century
Resource Type	Text
Genre	Clippings
Source	Northwest History International Diplomacy & Politics Box 1
Language	English
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Full-Text	U.S. EMBASSY STORMED Tokyo Police Disperse Group of Demonstrating Patriots. TOKYO, Feb. 25 (Monday). (AP)— Police dispersed a small group of patriots demonstrating today outside the United States embassy against anti- Japanese movements in Arizona. Two representatives of the group were admitted to the embassy and discussed the Arizona situation with Edwin L. Neville, counselor of the embassy. Neville said they were orderly and polite. The demonstrators belonged to the same group which made a similar protest four days ago, resulting in six arrests.
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