Office of the Historian

893.00/3128: Telegram

The Minister in China (Reinsch) to the Acting Secretary of State

Peking, June 6, 1919, noon.
[Received June 7, 7.38 a.m.]

Your June 3, 3 p.m. Situation unchanged since last telegram May 31, 1 p.m.38 Japanese Minister has never proposed any action to me although when I asked him whether anything was being done he also laid great emphasis on the irrelevant contention that American soldiers had been in the Japanese concession. See my telegram of May 3 [13], 4 p.m.

Reinsch
  1. Probably refers to his undated telegram, p. 429.↩