Washington Conference Catechism Explains Armament Limits
A catechism from the Washington Conference outlines the aims of limiting armaments, the agenda proposed by the State Department, and the roles of commissions and open sessions. It covers naval and land limits, open-door policies, and the handling of special foreign rights in China, with notes on the League of Nations and past treaties.
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U S stance on Japan and China at conference debate
The discussion centers on American views of Japanese privilege in China and Manchuria. It contrasts foreign powers, notes France’s early role in rail privileges, and argues for restraint and transparency. The speakers urge three steps to ease U S Japan friction and press for open publication of conference proceedings.
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