China Defies Japan in Council Clash Over China Independence
A 1919 Washington conference report details Chinese delegates led by Wellington Koo opposing Japanese aims to control Tsingtao and Pacific islands. Wang Chinas envoy and allies insist on Chinese independence under the League of Nations, warning against aggressive imperialism and foreign interference.
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Communique Issued By Peace Delegates
Paria March 6 The official statement after today’s supreme council meeting addresses relief for Austria and Hungary and outlines the royal government stance on Monte Negro. The council notes future sessions, with a Thursday meeting at 3 pm to discuss conventions and agreements by Great Britain France Russia the United States and Japan. It condemns imperial resource rights in Shantung and the former German leasehold at Kiaochow now shaped for exclusive Japanese occupation.
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China and Japan clash over Shantung at Wilson's Paris talks
Mr Wang reviewed shifts in China’s stance during 1915 debates on Shantung, highlighting Japan’s aims for territorial and economic control, the open door policy, and China’s reluctant role in Allied operations. He warned that a war event could empower Japan and threaten China, while noting China’s support for a League of Nations and friction with Wilson’s policies ahead of Paris talks.
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Danish Premier Must Have Votes For New Cabinet
Danish King Christian today received the leaders of parties in the Folketing and discussed forming a cabinet after the ministerial resignation. A majority-backed coalition is uncertain, and leaders plan further deliberations to suggest a path forward.
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Chinese Woman Lawyer to Report Peace Conference
Mile Ro Tcheng a noted Chinese woman lawyer arrived en route from the Orient to Paris to report the peace conference for the Associated Press of China. She holds a certificate from a Paris university authorizing practice in France. Victoria B C March Feral Wren remarks on WHITING-Adv. p
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Paris Peace Talks Move Toward Key Military Terms
In Paris Lloyd George nears major peace decisions as Foch terms guide disarmament. Montenegro protests to retain throne amid Yugoslav issues while food relief for Bohemia looms. U S public battle forms over the League with lawmakers rallying supporters and opponents across states.
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Resignations open two DOJ assistant attorney general posts
C Todd resigns after nearly 17 years in trust prosecution work at the Department of Justice. He will stay until a successor is chosen and then return to private practice. Mr Yoda, Virginia native, joined DOJ in 1903 and became chief assistant in 1913. Two vacancies follow recent resignations by Huston Thompson and John Lord O'Brien in Buffalo.
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Navy Faces Funding Gap as Navy Secretary Warns
Secretary Daniels warned that Congress failure to pass the emergency deficiency bill creates a serious Navy crisis. He highlighted a 5.3 million dollar medical and surgery appropriation essential to avoid delaying planned operations. A department council was convened to decide steps, as he doubts he can transfer surplus funds to cover deficits.
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President Wilson sails aboard George Washington to France
President Wilson departs Hoboken aboard the transport George Washington bound for France. The ship, equipped with a long range wireless system, sails under escort with destroyers and an armored cruiser nearby. A small crowd saw the president off as seaplanes and a dirigible photographed the scene and reporters scrambled for newspapers amidst harbor strike disruptions.
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Unafraid Business Urges Clear Rail Policy After War
American business, bold and ready to engage, demands a definite railroad policy and swift peace terms to stabilize markets. The piece argues for national sovereignty, warns against delaying measures in Paris, and notes January 1919 trade balance far exceeds prewar norms, signaling fragile recovery and the need for firm guidance.
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Clemenceau Seeks Retirement After Fifty Years in Public Life
Premier Clemenceau told delegations from Parin city council and the Seine department general council he would retire after fifty years in parliamentary life. He expressed optimism about France’s political situation and said elections for a new chamber should occur as soon as possible after army demobilization.
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Railroads Face Postwar Financing Amid Congressional Setback
Government aims to keep railroads operating without new Congress funds. Hines says/private loans and War Finance Corporation support may substitute for appropriations, with policy favoring financing over cutting expenditures. Officials stress no rate cuts and emphasize steady operations while awaiting further action. Public officials outline likely use of War Finance Corp resources to fund ongoing needs.
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Stormy session over railroad program and public utilities
A stormy gathering discussed using railroads to aid private industry and cut freight rates on building materials. Resolutions from Governor Cox and Mayor Rolph sparked clashes, with labor officials presiding as attendees debated government roles and wage impacts while urging demobilization and continued federal resource surveys.
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