The Archive · 1924

A Compromise Reached

Tokio, June 18.

'A compromise by both sides has resulted in the reaching of a satis factory basis for a formal agreement on Russo-Japanese questions, if approved by the Cabinet, according to remarks credited by a press interview to Mr. Miyagawa, an interpreter attached to the Peking Legation.

Mr. Miyagawa, who has just returned from China, is reported to have stated that this compromise affected such questions as the withdrawal of troops and recognition of responsibility for Nikolaievsk—Reuter's Pacific Service.

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