TROUBLE IN CHINA
EXPULSION OF DOSSER
(Bv Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.) (Australian ft N.Z. Cable Association.)
PEKIN, July lb
Dosser, the alleged Soviet agitator, was ordered to be expelled from international settlement as an undesirable. Stay of execution for a. fortnight was granted. TOKIO, July 18.
The Washington Note on a tariff conference and nil extra-territoriality commission, which has just been received, shows that Japan's and America’s views in connection with China are fully in accord, as both 'endorse the Washington agreements after further examination a favourable reply will he sent shortly.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 20 July 1925, Page 5
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