Madam Yajima Kajiko (矢嶋 楫子) November 7, 1921.
Japanese Christian peace and social activist presented a bundle of signatures hoping for peace to President Harding on this day in 1921.
She was a midlife convert to Presbyterianism after which she dedicated her life to social causes, including temperance and pacifism.
While I haven't posted on it, dignitaries were gathering in Washington D. C. for the Washington Naval Conference, which had significance far beyond navies. It was in effect a global effort at limiting arms and avoiding another world war.
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