Motosaburo Kaneko

Motosaburo Kaneko (Kaneko cause Saburo, May 19, 1869 (April 8, 1869) ^[1] -1952 age (1952) April 11 ^[2]) is a Japanese businessman, politician. Member of the House of Representatives、House of Peers representative for high tax payers, first generationOtaruThe head of a ward。

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Career

Is born in the house of the capitalist in Echigo country Teradomarimachi, Mishima-gun (existing Nagaoka-shi, Niigata) [³]; [⁴]. I become an heir by adoption of millionaire of Matsumae, Hokkaido, predecessors in the family line, Motosaburo Kaneko in childhood and move to Otaru with a step father afterwards [⁴].

Study far away from the home in Tokyo, and associate with Mitsuru Toyama, Kakugoro Inoue and others [³]; [⁴]. In 1891, met Chomin Nakae, and launched "north gate news", and it was said in free human rights 唱道 [³]; [⁴]. In January, 1900, I took office as the first head of a ward of the Otaru ward and promoted a road, water supply, a harbor, the maintenance of school facilities [⁴]. In March, 1904, I show up in person in the ninth member of the House of Representatives general election from the Hokkaido Prefectural Government Otaru ward and am elected [⁵]. I was elected in the twelfth, the thirteenth general election and acted as member of the House of Representatives three sittings in total afterwards [⁵]. On October 13, 1917, I resigned from a member of the Diet by a trial decision in the Sapporo District Court about a member of the House of Representatives election law violation case in the middle of the third quarter [⁶]. In addition, on September 29, 1925, I took office as House of Peers representative for high tax payers [⁷] and I belonged to the society for the study and held the office until September, 1939 [²].

In the business world, ran the marine products industry, the shipping trade, the agriculture ranch, and acted as President of Toyoyama Bank, 丁酉銀行頭取, President Kaneko (資), the Hokkaido afforestation (資) president, the Jozankei railroad Co., Ltd. president [²]; [⁵].

Anecdote

• The life is showy; the residence called "a palace" [³].

Relative

• Wife Tatsu Kaneko (the Yasukata Sonoda eldest daughter) [¹]

Footnote

1. ^ ^{a b} "personnel affairs directory" fourth edition or page 86.
2. ^ ^{a b c} "history of parliamentary system 100 years - House of Peers, member of the House of Councilors directory" 195 pages.
3. 103 pages of ^ ^{a b c d} "Hokkaido history person encyclopedias."
4. ^ ^{a b c d e} "Hokkaido person's name dictionary" second edition, 202-203 pages.
5. 179 pages of ^ ^{a b c} "history of parliamentary system 100 years - member of the House of Representatives directories."
6. ^ "official daily gazette" 1565th, October 19, 1917.
7. ^ "official daily gazette" 3931st, September 30, 1925.

References

• Hokkaido Shimbun Press "Hokkaido history person encyclopedia" Hokkaido Shimbun Press, 1993.
• House of Representatives, House of Councilors "history of parliamentary system 100 years - House of Peers, member of the House of Councilors directory" Ministry of Finance Printing Bureau, 1990.
• House of Representatives, House of Councilors "history of parliamentary system 100 years - member of the House of Representatives directory" Ministry of Finance Printing Bureau, 1990.
• 金子信尚編 "Hokkaido person's name dictionary" second edition, citizen of North Sea theory company, 1923.
• Personnel affairs detective agency "personnel affairs directory" fourth edition, 1915.

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