Bisbee daily review

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Hague Peace Tribunal Busy

Yesterday Listening to New

Plans Put Forward By Many

Countries, Including U. S.

THE HAGUE. July 8. A score of

new propositions arc Introduced today

for the consideration of the confer

ence, almost every country being rep

resented, including Hayti. Many will

bo grouped together and this will

shorten the work of the conference

which Is expected to close at the end

of August.

One of the most important proposals

made, today was that brought forward

by the American delegation regarding

a permanent court of arbitration at

Tho Hague. The outlines the organi

zation and proceedure of the court,

tho basis resembling that of the Su

preme Court of the United States.

Prince Yitjing Chi, head of the Ko

rean deputation that was refused

recognition, delivered a lecture before

tho International peace club. W. T.

Stead presided. Ho strongly stigmati

zed the hoirors and cruclttlcs prac

ticed by the Japanese In tho occupa

tion of Korea, and the club unanl'

mously voted a resolution of profound

sympatny. The club also expressed

hope that a tribunal would soon be es

tablished for hearing such cases.

Baroness Bertha Von Suttener. the

Austrian jeace worker, advised the

Koreans not to go to the united States

at the present time, saying their pres-

enco would add to antl-Jananese

chauvinism and do nothing for the

cause or justice and peace.

ovcixby Elmer E. Brown, United

States Commissioner of Education,

Washington. The opening address also

called to educational forces for a ral

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Bisbee daily review. (1907). Bisbee, Ariz., 1907-07-09. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84024827/1907-07-09/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Bisbee daily review, 1907-07-09.