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  4. Japanese military control established at Vladivostok and Nikolsk—Massacre of Japanese at Nikolaievsk and Japanese occupation of Nikolaievsk and North Sakhalin—Statement by the United States Government to the Japanese Government that it could not recognize the occupation of Sakhalin by non-Russian authority

Japanese military control established at Vladivostok and Nikolsk—Massacre of Japanese at Nikolaievsk and Japanese occupation of Nikolaievsk and North Sakhalin—Statement by the United States Government to the Japanese Government that it could not recognize the occupation of Sakhalin by non-Russian authority

[590] The President of the Technical Board (Stevens) to the Secretary of State

Harbin, October 5, 1920—6 p.m.
[Received 9:59 p.m.]

861.00/7478: Telegram

[591] The Consul at Vladivostok (Macgowan) to the Secretary of State

Vladivostok, October 8, 1920—3 p.m.
[Received 3:05 p.m.]

861.00/7494: Telegram

[592] The Consul at Vladivostok (Macgowan) to the Secretary of State

Vladivostok, October 12, 1920—4 p.m.
[Received October 12—11:57 a.m.]

861.00/7512: Telegram

[593] The Secretary of State to the Consul at Vladivostok (Macgowan)

Washington, October 20, 1920—2 p.m.

861.00/7512: Telegram