Browse Items (10694 total)

  • Collection: Library

Washington State Law: Session Laws 1921, Capt.50, H.B. 79

An act relating to the rights and disabilities of aliens with respect to lands, providing for forfeitures in certain cases, prescribing penalties, and repealing sections 135 & 136 Pierce's Code, etc. The "Alien Land Law of 1921."

United States Law: 49th Congress, Sess. II, Chapt. 340, 1885-1887, Vol. 24

An act to restrict the ownership of real estate in the territories to American Citizens, etc. A law prohibiting aliens from acquiring real estate.

"Jap Bill Gets Setback" Headline from The Seattle Star

Headline only, from a Seattle newspaper.

"Frame Anti-Jap Ordinance" headline from The Seattle Star

Headline only, from a Seattle newspaper.

"Women to Join Anti-Jap Fight" article from The Seattle Star

Headline and article from a Seattle newspaper. "The women of Seattle are asked to join with the Anti-Japanese league in contesting the extension of Japanese holdings on the Coast."

California Alien Land Law (Webb Act) 1913

Description of the California Alien Land Law, from "The Experiences of Japanese Americans in the US" by JACL ? In 1973 ?

"Japanese and the Public Schools" from the newspaper "Seattle Mail and Herald"

Vol. 7 #47 of "Seattle Mail and Herald." About complaints of "Japanese boys" being permitted in public schools that are already too crowded with children of American citizens.

"Brainerd Will Manage Anti-Jap Society" from The Seattle Star newspaper

Sub-headline: "Journalist Chosen By Trustee." Journalist Erastus Brainerd selected as executive director of Anti-Japanese League formed to carry on an active campaign against Japanese penetration in the NW.

70th Anniversary of Japanese Congregational Church

Appears to be a cover page of a program. States: "1907-1977 70th Anniversary of Japanese Congregational Church, Seattle, Washington"

Japanese Passport with Photo

Passport and photo of Yasuhei Takekawa of Nagano-ken. Originally immigrated to US in 1908. Arrived back in Seattle, WA May 14, 1920 with new bride Kaneji Takekawa. In Japanese and English.