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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1915

Page

11

Open Door Policy in Far East Negotiations Outlined

Washington laid out the U S position on Japan China talks with no surrender of treaty rights and a goal of open door and territorial integrity. Japanese and Chinese envoys discussed with Secretary Bryan while alarms about war eased and powers moved toward mutual concessions.

United States Japan China Far East Tokio Pekin Huan Shi Kai Bryan

Ultimatum Presented as Japan Demands All China Concessions

Pekin dispatch reports Japan has given China 48 hours to accept unconditional terms. China has already conceded most demands but cannot agree on remaining points without becoming Japan's virtual vassal. A crisis risks widening into a new far eastern war.

Pekin Japan China Far East

Inexpensive California Expositions by Burlington Route

Advertisement offers affordable travel to California via the Burlington Route with personally conducted parties. Describes comfortable through cars from Denver and Salt Lake City, scenic Colorado route, and personal escort for average travelers. Alex Stocks, New England Passenger Agent, Boston office, invites inquiries by mail or phone.

California Denver Salt Lake City America Colorado Burlington Alex Stocks New England Washington St Boston

Special Privileges and Influences in Shantung and Manchuria

Description outlines special privileges sought or granted in Shantung and Fukiori with a plan for a $20,000,000 naval dockyard by an American steel company. It notes trade parity in Yangtze provinces, British preferential treatment, mine and railroad grants, supervision of war materials, joint police control in key areas, and Japanese political advisers. It also states no cession of island, fort, or harbor to a third power and hints at South Manchuria privileges.

Washington United States Viscount Chinda Kar Fu Sha Bryan Department

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