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  4. Political affairs. Revolution; overthrow of President Alfredo Gonzáles by the Minister of War, Federico Tinoco. Refusal of the United States to recognize the de facto Government of Tinoco or his election as President. Asylum granted to President Gonzáles, his family, and members of his government by the American Legation. Attitude of the United States towards counter-revolutionists

Political affairs. Revolution; overthrow of President Alfredo Gonzáles by the Minister of War, Federico Tinoco. Refusal of the United States to recognize the de facto Government of Tinoco or his election as President. Asylum granted to President Gonzáles, his family, and members of his government by the American Legation. Attitude of the United States towards counter-revolutionists

[425] Minister Jefferson to the Secretary of State

American Legation,
Managua, September 29, 1917.

File No. 818.00/248

[426] Minister Ewing to the Secretary of State

American Legation,
Tegucigalpa, October 8, 1917.

File No. 818.00/251

[427] The Secretary of State to Minister Ewing

Department of State,
Washington, November 22, 1917.

File No. 818.00/251

[428] Minister Price to the Secretary of State

American Legation,
Panama, December 20, 1917, noon.

File No. 818.00/275

[429] [Untitled]

American Legation,
Panama, December 26, 1917—5 p.m.

File No. 818.00/280

[430] The Secretary of State to Minister Price

Department of State,
Washington, December 29, 1917—6 p.m.

File No. 818.00/280