The Archive · 1921

Yap and Shantung

U.S, Negotiations with Japan

Washington, June 15.

Direct relations have been opened between Japan and the United States on outstanding questions, including those of Yap, alien im: migration, the holding of land by aliens, and the return of Shantung to China.—Reuter.

Denver, June 15.

The Congress of the American Federation of Labour has passed a resolution urging President Harding to take the initiative in effecting world disarmament. It dwells on the horror of the possibility of a British, Japanese and American race for naval power similar to the pre-war competition between Great Britain and Germany.—Reuter.

The negotiations are being conducted by Secretary of State Hughes and the Japanese Ambassador. Baron Shidehara. It_ is stated that a settlement of the Yap question would make its consideration by the League of Nations unnecessary.—Reuter.

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