For 10 points, name this Secretary of War under Franklin Roosevelt, whose namesake doctrine refused to recognize Japan's seizure of Manchuria.
This person helped negotiate an end to a conflict which began with the coup of Emiliano Chamorro. This person met with Jose Maria Moncada to end that conflict by allowing Adolfo Diaz to remain President until a new, US supervised, election. Aside from negotiating the end to the Nicaraguan Civil War with the Peace of Tipitapa, this person was Secretary of War for President Taft, continuing the reorganization of the army undertaken by Elihu Root. This person's namesake policy was later invoked by Summer Welles after the annexation of the Baltic States. That policy responded to an event investigated by the Lytton Report. This person reportedly removed (*) Kyoto from the list of targets for the atomic bombs because of its cultural value, which he had witnessed on his honeymoon. This man's namesake policy responded to the outcome of the Mukden incident. For 10 points, name this Secretary of War under Franklin Roosevelt, whose namesake doctrine refused to recognize Japan's seizure of Manchuria.
This person helped negotiate an end to a conflict which began with the coup of Emiliano Chamorro.
Henry Stimson (accept Stimson doctrine)