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11 Dec 1921

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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

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Dec 11, 1921

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Power to Replace President in Modern Nations Questioned

An exploration of how various countries handle presidential or royal incapacity. It notes Hungary under Admiral Horthy Japan under Hirohito and historical U S debates, arguing that regency or temporary power transfer is a legislative matter in each case rather than constitutional amendment.

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Hirohito Empire Japan Hungary Admiral Horthy Joseph P Simeon D Fess Ohio Fess Robert Langing Joseph Tumuity Sta Marshall Woodrow Congress George Washington Abraham Lincoln France Third Republic Paul Deschanel Elysee Palace Great Britain Eldon House of Lords Westminster George V Prince of Wales Mary Rome United Kingdom Georgeii Hanover George India Delhi Duke of Connaught Belgium Albert United States Empire of Japan Senate Tokyo Council of State Dad Sis Corona Typewriter Company, Inc
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Japan to Quit Siberia if Protected Says Hanihara

Vice Foreign Minister Hanihara stated Japan would evacuate Siberia if a solid government in Russia guarantees protection for Japanese residents and allows foreign access. He linked Saghalien and Nikolaievsk issues to broader talks, praised Washington conference progress, and noted possible four power pact details would come from the State Department.

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Associated Press Hanihara Japan Siberia Chita Saghalien Nikolaievsk Russia Harihara Washington China Hanthara Shantung State Department Tokyo
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