Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, With the Address of the President to Congress December 2, 1913

File No. 812.00/6102.

The Secretary of State to the American Ambassador.

[Telegram—Paraphrase.]

Department of State,
Washington , February 13, 1913 .

Last paragraph of your February 12. Protection should be given, whenever feasible, to all foreigners and not be confined to those of one nationality. You will so modify your instructions to consuls at ports where there are United States war vessels.

Knox.

Address of the President, annual
List of papers, in chronological order, with subjects of correspondence
Circulars:
Correspondence. (Documents 1–15)
Argentina: (Documents 16–21)
Austria-Hungary: (Documents 22–25)
Brazil: (Documents 26–70)
Bulgaria: (Documents 71–76)
China: (Documents 76a–230)
Colombia: (Documents 231–248)
Costa Rica: (Documents 249–255)
Cuba: (Documents 256–385)
Dominican Republic: (Documents 386–505)
Ecuador: (Documents 506–575)
France: (Documents 576–596)
Great Britain: (Documents 597–600)
Greece: (Documents 601–615)
Guatemala: (Documents 616–641)
Haiti: (Documents 642–674)
Honduras: (Documents 675–699)
Italy: (Documents 700–718)
Japan: (Documents 719–731)
Liberia: (Documents 732–773)
Mexico: (Documents 774–1299)
- Protection by the United States of Spanish, French, German, Chinese, and Japanese subjects in Mexico (Documents 1144–1153)
  - General Policy (Documents 1144–1153)
Morocco: (Documents 1300–1304)
Netherlands: (Documents 1305–1308)
Nicaragua: (Documents 1309–1372)
Panama: (Documents 1373–1481)
Peru: (Documents 1482–1626)
Portugal: (Documents 1627–1639)
Salvador: (Documents 1640–1654)
Turkey: (Documents 1655–1703)
Uruguay: (Document 1704)
International congresses held in the United States:
International conventions; texts: (Documents 1705–1709)
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