Larz Anderson
Larz Anderson III (born August 15, 1866 in Paris, France; died April 13, 1937 in White Sulphur Spring, WV) was a wealthy American businessman. As a diplomat he briefly served as U.S. Ambassador to Japan (1912–1913).
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