The Archive · 1925

American Policy to China

Mr. Kellogg's Definition: Every Help If China Does Her Part Washington, Sept. 3.

Secretary of State Frank Kellogg, fin a speech to-day at the annual meeting of the American Bar JAssociation at Detroit, described the American policy towards China follo "To respect the sovereignty and {territorial integrity of China; to encourage development of effective and stable government; to maintain tthe open door; to carry out serupuously the obligations and promises made to China at the Washington Conference; to require China to perform the obligations "of \sovereign State in the protection of foreign citizens and their property."

Regarding the Peking (Tariff) [Conference on October 26 Mr. Kellogg expressed the opinion that

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