Word: kenseikai
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...Government is supported by the Kenseikai, Seiyukai and Kakushin Club Parties, having among them 295 seats out of 464 in the House of Representatives...
...transpired, last week, however, that the General has succeeded in amalgamating three parties: Seiyukai, Kakushin (Reform) Club, Chuseikai, which gives him 150 seats and raises the new Party second in strength to the Kenseikai with 159 seats...
...Kenseikai 146 Seiyukai 101 Kakushin Club 30 Total...
...will have been held. Upon this date the Diet assembles and Kiyoura Government is expected to resign. The next Premier is likely to be Viscount Takaaki Kato†, four times Foreign Minister (1900-01, 1906, 1913, 1914-15), former Japanese Ambassador to Britain (1894-99) and leader of the Kenseikai Party, which will be the largest party in the new House of Representatives. The new Foreign Minister is likely to be either Baron Shidehara, ex-Ambassador to the U. S., or Viscount Ishii, Japanese Ambassador to France...
Elections in Japan, which were marred by every kind of rowdyism all over the country, returned a majority of the Kenseikai Party, which stands for parliamentary government, no bossing by the Elder Statesmen and for protection of the Constitution. Premier Kiyoura of the Seiyukai Party was expected to resign...