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Foreign News
February 15, 1916
The Cordova Daily Times
Cordova, Alaska
What is this article about?
Chinese newspapers in Peking demand Japan immediately deport Sun Yat Sen and other revolutionary leaders to alleviate suspicions that Japan supports revolutionaries amid recent disturbances in China.
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CHINESE INSIST JAPAN DEPORT ITS ENEMIES
PEKING, Feb. 14 chinese newspapers are insistent that Japan should immediately deport Sun Yat Sen. and the other chinese revolutionary leaders living in Japan. thus removing one of the causes for the general suspicion in china that Japan is encouraging the revolutionaries.
The Peking Daily News. which is semi-official in character. reviews all the recent disturbances In china in an editorial. and expresses the opinion that Japan cannot right herself in the eyes of the chinese public without checking the work of the enemies of the chinese government operating in Japanese territory.
PEKING, Feb. 14 chinese newspapers are insistent that Japan should immediately deport Sun Yat Sen. and the other chinese revolutionary leaders living in Japan. thus removing one of the causes for the general suspicion in china that Japan is encouraging the revolutionaries.
The Peking Daily News. which is semi-official in character. reviews all the recent disturbances In china in an editorial. and expresses the opinion that Japan cannot right herself in the eyes of the chinese public without checking the work of the enemies of the chinese government operating in Japanese territory.
What sub-type of article is it?
Political
Diplomatic
What keywords are associated?
Chinese Revolutionaries
Japan Deportation
Sun Yat Sen
Peking Daily News
China Japan Suspicion
What entities or persons were involved?
Sun Yat Sen
Where did it happen?
Peking
Foreign News Details
Primary Location
Peking
Event Date
Feb. 14
Key Persons
Sun Yat Sen
Event Details
Chinese newspapers insist Japan deport Sun Yat Sen and other revolutionary leaders to remove suspicions of Japanese encouragement. The semi-official Peking Daily News editorial reviews recent Chinese disturbances and states Japan must check enemies of the Chinese government operating from its territory to restore its image.