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Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, With the Address of the President to Congress December 7, 1915
First Pan American Financial Conference and High Commission.

Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, With the Address of the President to Congress December 7, 1915

First Pan American Financial Conference and High Commission.

(See Circulars. See also International expositions, conferences and congresses.)

Contents

Address of the President, annual
List of papers, in chronological order, with subjects of correspondence
War of 1914–1918, note
Circulars:
Argentina:
- First Pan American Financial Conference and High Commission.
- Message of the President, Victorino de la Plaza, to the Congress (Document 31)
Bolivia:
Brazil:
- Message of the President, Wenceslau Braz P. Gomes, to the Congress (Document 34)
Chile:
- Message of the President, Ramón Barros Luco, to the Congress (Document 35)
- Rules and regulations for cable and wireless messages (Documents 36–41)
China:
Colombia:
- Assumption of the Presidency by José Vicente Concha (Documents 202–203)
- Correspondence relating to the Treaty of April 6, 1914, between the United States and Colombia (Documents 204–211)
Costa Rica:
Cuba:
- Restriction of immigration of Chinese to Cuba; good offices of the United States (Documents 216–232)
Denmark:
- Treaty for the advancement of general peace, concluded between the United States and Denmark (Document 233)
Dominican Republic:
- Political affairs; revolutionary movements; attitude of the United States (Documents 234–279)
- Financial affairs; Dominican objection to the financial adviser; attitude of the United States; Commission sent by the Dominican Government to the United States; appointment of employees of the customs service (Documents 280–330)
Ecuador:
- Claims of the Guayaquil & Quito Railway Co. against Ecuador; declaration by Ecuador of lapse of arbitration agreement; resolution to prosecute the company. Protest of the United States; denial by Ecuador of propriety of diplomatic action. Cessation of bond service. Loan solicited by Ecuador; loan stipulations made by the United States rejected (Documents 331–367)
- Imprisonment of M. D. Strong, an American citizen (Documents 368–378)
France:
Germany:
- Arrest of W. Müller, German Consul at Seattle, Wash., and search of the consulate by police officers (Documents 403–421)
Great Britain:
Guatemala:
- Agreement between the United States and Guatemala extending time for appointment of the commission under article 2 of the Treaty of September 20, 1913. Effected by exchange of notes signed November 3, 1915. (Documents 444–445)
- Message of the President, Manuel Estrada Cabrera, to the National Legislative Assembly (Document 446)
Haiti:
Honduras:
- Message of the President, Francisco Bertrand, to the Congress (Document 661)
Italy:
Japan:
Liberia:
Mexico:
Morocco:
- French Protectorate in Morocco; protest of the United States against removal of certain cases from the civil to the French military courts (Documents 1698–1699)
Netherlands:
- Arbitration agreement between the United States and the Netherlands extending the duration of the Convention of May 2, 1908 (Document 1700)
- Third International Opium Conference; final protocol; protocol of ratification of the International Opium Convention; proclamation of the convention by the United States (Documents 1701–1707)
Nicaragua:
Norway:
- Agreement between the United States and Norway extending time for appointment of the commission under article 2 of the Treaty of June 24, 1914, effected by exchange of notes (Documents 1730–1731)
Panama:
Paraguay:
Peru:
- Treaty for the advancement of general peace, concluded between the United States and Peru (Document 1890)
Portugal:
- Agreement between the United States and Portugal extending time for the appointment of the commission under article 2 of the Treaty of February 4, 1914 (Documents 1891–1892)
Russia:
- Treaty for the advancement of general peace, concluded between the United States and Russia (Document 1893)
- Protocol of agreement between the United States and Russia concerning the exportation of embargoed goods from Russia to the United States (Document 1894)
Salvador:
- Message of the President, Alfonso Quiñones M., to the National Assembly (Document 1895)
- Protest of Salvador against a proposed Nicaragua canal treaty.
Spain:
- Agreement between the United States and Spain extending time for appointment of the commission under article 2 of the Treaty of September 15, 1914 (Documents 1896–1897)
- Protection of Spanish interests in Mexico by the United States.
Sweden:
- Treaty for the advancement of general peace, concluded between the United States and Sweden (Document 1898)
- Agreement between the United States and Sweden extending time for appointment of the commission under article 2 of the above treaty (Documents 1899–1900)
Switzerland:
- Protection by the United States of citizens of Switzerland in Turkey (Documents 1901–1910)
Turkey:
- Attempted abrogation by Turkey of the capitulations. Refusal of the United States to acquiesce (Documents 1911–1913)
- British Protectorate Over Egypt.
Uruguay:
- Treaty for the advancement of general peace, concluded between the United States and Uruguay (Document 1914)
- Message of the President, José Batlle y Ordóñez, to the National Assembly (Document 1915)
International expositions, conferences, and congresses held in the United States
International Conventions:
- Convention and Final Protocol between the United States and other Powers for the suppression of the abuse of Opium and other drugs (Document 1916)
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