Word: kellogg
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Secretary Kellogg despatched from Washington last week a formal rejection of the invitation extended by the Council of the League of Nations to the U. S. (TIME, March 29), requesting the presence of a U. S. representative at Geneva on Sept. 1, to attend a conference of the Court-adherent nations, at which the U. S. Senate's announced conditions (TiME, Feb. 8, CONGRESS) for U. S. adherence to the World Court might be discussed...
...Santiago, Chile, the local press succeeded in obtaining the text of U.S. Secretary of State Kellogg's secret proposal for compromise between Chile and Peru as to what shall be done with the disputed area of Tacna-Arica, claimed by both for half a century (TIME, April 19 et ante). The Text: "The Secretary of State has the honor to suggest that in the interest of international peace and a cordial rapprochement between the parties [Chile and Peru], they consider the advisability of a mutual and joint sacrifice whereby either...
...There has been a good deal of speculation about Mr. Houghton's political future. It has been predicted that if Secretary Kellogg should retire he would become Secretary of State. But there is no place in which his talents would be more useful than in the Senate. What is sadly needed there is some one who really knows something about foreign relations, who has actually lived abroad and dealt with international problems. And if Mr. Houghton can talk as well on his feet as he does in a chair, he would add distinction and gayety to the Senate debate...
...address of welcome was delivered in their honor by Representative Harry M. Wurzbach (Texas) in Spanish ? an event said to be unprecedented in the history of the House. The Senate extended a similar welcome. At the beautiful Pan American Building, Washington, the distinguished visitors were addressed by Secretary Kellogg, Secretary Hoover and the President...
...terminate almost half a century of nugatory wrangling between Chile and Peru over the province of Tacna-Arica (TIME, Feb. 1 et ante), a dispute in which the U.S. became involved when President Harding acceded to the disputants' request that he act as arbiter, U.S. Secretary of State Kellogg submitted a concrete compromise plan to the Chilean and Peruvian Ambassadors last week at Washington...