Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United
States, 1917, Supplement 2, The World War, Volume I
List of Principal Persons
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Adee, Alvey A., Second Assistant
Secretary of State of the United States.
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Ador, G., Chief of the Swiss
Political Department.
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Alexander
, King of the Hellenes
from June 12.
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Alphonso XIII
, King of
Spain.
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Anderson, Frank E., in Europe as
Special Agent of the Department of State of the United States.
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Andrews, William W., United States
Secretary of Legation in Rumania; Chargé d’Affaires, February 1 to September
22.
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Angelescu, Dr. Constantin, Rumanian
Minister at Washington from January 15, 1918.
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Apponyi, Count Albert, Hungarian
Minister of Education.
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Arnold, Frank D., United States
Secretary of Legation in Siam; Chargé d’Affaires to November 24.
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Auchincloss, Gordon, Assistant to
the Counselor for the Department of State of the United States from June 11;
Secretary, American Mission to the Inter-Allied Conference at Paris,
November 29–December 3.
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Baker, Newton D., Secretary of War
of the United States.
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Bakhmeteff, Boris A., Russian
Ambassador at Washington from July 5.
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Bakhméteff, George, Russian
Ambassador at Washington to’ April 20.
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Balfour, Arthur J., British
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs; Head of the British Special Mission
to the United States.
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Barclay, Colville, British
Counselor of Embassy at Washington.
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Belden, Perry, United States
Secretary of Legation in Colombia; Chargé d’Affaires.
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Benedict XV
, The Pope.
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Benson, Rear Admiral William S.,
Chief of Naval Operations, U. S. N.; Navy Department representative,
American Mission to the Inter-Allied Conference at Paris, November
29–December 3.
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Bethmann-Hollweg, Theobald Theodore Friedrich
Alfred von, Chancellor of the German Empire to July
15.
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Bliss, Gen. Tasker H., Chief of
Staff, U. S. A., from September 22; War Department representative, American
Mission to the Inter-Allied Conference at Paris, November 29–December 3;
Member of the Supreme War Council.
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Block, Sir Adam, Controller of the
Finance Section of the British Ministry of Blockade.
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Boret, Victor, French Minister of
Agriculture and Supplies.
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Bratiano, J. J. C., Rumanian Prime
Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs.
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Briand, Aristide, Premier of France
to March 20.
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Brun, Constantin, Danish Minister
at Washington.
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Brusilov, Gen. A. A., Commander in
Chief of the Russian Army, June to July.
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Bryn, H. H., Norwegian Minister at
Washington.
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Bülow, Bernhard, Prince von, former
Chancellor of the German Empire.
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Cadorna, Gen. Luigi, Chief of the
General Staff of the Italian Army.
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Calonder, Dr. Felix L., Vice
President of the Swiss Federal Council.
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Cambon, Jules, Secretary General of
the French Ministry for Foreign Affairs.
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Capelle, Admiral Eduard von, German
Secretary of State for the Navy.
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Capps, Rear Admiral W. L., General
Manager of the United States Emergency Fleet Corporation, July to
December.
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Cecil, Lord Robert, British
Minister of Blockade and Under Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs.
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Charles I
, Emperor of Austria; as
Charles IV, King of Hungary.
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Cheidze, N. S., Chairman of the
Petrograd Soviet of Workmen’s and Soldiers’ Deputies; Chairman of the first
All-Russian Congress of Soviets of Workmen’s and Soldiers’ Deputies.
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Christian X
, King of
Denmark.
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Churchill, Winston S., British
Minister of Munitions.
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Clemenceau, Georges, Premier of
France from November 16.
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Cochin, Denys, French Under
Secretary of State for Blockade.
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Coffin, Howard E., Member of the
Advisory Commission of the United States Council of National Defense;
Chairman of the United States Aircraft Board.
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Colby, Bainbridge, Shipping Board
representative, American Mission to the Inter-Allied Conference at Paris,
November 29–December 3.
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Constantine
, King of the Hellenes
to June 12.
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Cravath, Paul D., Treasury
representative, American Mission to the Inter-Allied Conference at Paris,
November 29–December 3.
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Crawford, Sir Richard, Commercial
Adviser of the British Embassy at Washington.
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Crosby, Oscar T., Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury of the United States; Treasury representative,
American Mission to the Inter-Allied Conference at Paris, November
29–December 3; President of the Inter-Allied Council on War Purchases and
Finance.
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Curzon, George Nathaniel, Earl
Curzon of Kedleston, Member of
the British War Cabinet; Lord President of the Council.
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Czernin, Count Ottokar, President
of the Austro-Hungarian Council of Ministers and Minister for Foreign
Affairs.
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Danglis, Gen. Nicholas, Member of
Triumvirate at head of Greek Provisional Government.
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Daniels, Josephus, Secretary of the
Navy of the United States.
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Dawes, Lt. Col. Charles G.,
Chairman of the General Purchasing Board and General Purchasing Agent for
the American Expeditionary Forces from September.
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De Alhucemas, Marqués, President of
the Spanish Council of Ministers from April 19; also Minister of State from
November 3.
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De Broqueville, Comte Charles,
Belgian Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs.
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De Cartter de Marchienne, E.,
Belgian Minister at Washington from April 23.
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De Céspedes, Dr. Carlos Manuel,
Cuban Minister at Washington.
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De Lema, Marqués, Spanish Minister
of State, June 11 to October 28.
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Denman, William, Chairman of the
United States Shipping Board and President of the Emergency Fleet
Corporation to July 25.
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Djavid Bey
, Turkish Minister of
Finance from February 4.
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Dmowski, Roman, President of the
Polish National Committee at Paris.
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Dodge, H. Percival, Special Agent
to Serbia (at Corfu) of the Department of State of the United States from
June 28.
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Droppers, Garrett, United States
Minister to Greece and Montenegro.
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Egan, Maurice Francis, United
States Minister to Denmark.
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Ekengren, W. A. F., Swedish
Minister at Washington.
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Elkus, Abram I., United States
Ambassador to Turkey.
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Enver Pasha
, Turkish Minister of
War.
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Erzberger, Matthias, Member of
German Reichstag.
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Foch, Gen. Ferdinand, Chief of the
General Staff of the French Army.
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Francis, David R., United States
Ambassador to Russia.
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Frost, Wesley, United States Consul
at Cork.
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Garay, Don Narciso, Panaman
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.
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Garrett, John W., United States
Minister to the Netherlands from August 23.
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Geddes, Sir Eric, First Lord of the
British Admiralty.
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Gerard, James W., United States
Ambassador to Germany.
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Goethals, Gen. George Washington,
General Manager of the United States Emergency Fleet Corporation, April to
July.
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Gompers, Samuel, President of the
American Federation of Labor.
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Gottschalk, Alfred L. M., United
States Consul General at Rio de Janeiro.
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Grant-Smith, Ulysses, United States
Counselor of Legation in Denmark from July 18; Chargé d’Affaires from
December 17.
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Gregory, Thomas W., Attorney
General of the United States.
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Gustap V
, King of Sweden.
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Haakon VII
, King of Norway.
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Haig, Field Marshal Sir Douglas,
Commander in Chief of the British Expeditionary Forces in France and
Flanders.
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Harding, Lt. Col. Chester, Governor
of the Panama Canal.
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Harding, W. P. G., Governor of the
United States Federal Reserve Board.
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Harrison, Leland, attached to the
Office of the Counselor for the Department of State of the United
States.
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Hartman, Charles S., United States
Minister to Ecuador.
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Hellner, Justice, Swedish Minister
for Foreign Affairs from October 19.
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Henderson, Arthur, Member of the
British War Cabinet (Minister without portfolio).
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Hertling, Count Georg von,
Chancellor of the German Empire from November 3.
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Hindenburg, Field Marshal Paul von
Beneckendorff und von, Chief of the General Staff of the
German Army.
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Hoover, Herbert C., Chairman of the
Commission for Relief in Belgium; United States Food Administrator.
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House, Edward M., Special
Representative of the United States at the Inter-Allied Conference at Paris,
November 29–December 3; United States representative on the Supreme War
Council at Versailles, December 1.
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Hovelaque, Emile, French Inspector
General of Public Instruction; Counselor of the French Special Mission to
the United States.
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Hurley, Edward N., Chairman of the
United States Shipping Board and President of the Emergency Fleet
Corporation from July 27.
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Ihlen, Nils Claus, Norwegian
Minister for Foreign Affairs.
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Ingersoll, George Pratt, United
States Minister to Siam from August 8.
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Ishii, Viscount Kikujiro, former
Japanese Minister for Foreign Affairs; Head of the Japanese Special Mission
to the United States.
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Jellicoe, Admiral Sir John
Rushworth, Chief of the British Naval Staff; in command of
the Grand Fleet.
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Joffre, Joseph J., Marshal of
France.
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Jones, Thomas D., Member of the
United States War Trade Board; Vice Chairman from November 2.
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Jonnart, C. C., former French
Minister for Foreign Affairs; High Commissioner of the Protecting Powers of
Greece.
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Jusserand, J. J., French Ambassador
at Washington.
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Kaledin, Gen. Alexis M., Ataman of
the Don Cossacks.
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Károlyi, Count Michael, Hungarian
statesman.
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Kerensky, Alexander F., Russian
Minister of Justice, March to May; Minister of War and Navy, May to
September; Prime Minister, July to November.
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Klotz, Louis L., French Minister of
Finance.
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Knudsen, Gunnar, President of the
Norwegian Council of State and Minister of State.
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Kondouriotis, Admiral Paul, Member
of Triumvirate at head of Greek Provisional Government; Minister of Marine
from June 27.
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Kornilov, Gen. L. G., Commander in
Chief of the Russian Army, July 31 to September 11.
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Kühlmann, Richard von, German
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs from August 5.
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Langhorne, Marshall, United States
Secretary of Legation in the Netherlands; Chargé d’Affaires, January 15 to
October 3.
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Lansing, Robert, Secretary of State
of the United States.
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Law, Andrew Bonar, Member of the
British War Cabinet; Chancellor of the Exchequer.
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Lindman, Admiral Arvid A., Swedish
Minister for Foreign Affairs, March 30 to October 19.
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Lloyd George, David, British Prime
Minister.
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Long, Breckinridge, Third Assistant
Secretary of State of the United States.
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Loudon, Jonkheer J., Netherland
Minister for Foreign Affairs.
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Ludendorff, Gen. Erich F. W. von,
Chief of the German General Staff on the eastern front.
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Lvov, Prince George E., Russian
Prime Minister (President of the Council of Ministers), March to
July.
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Macchi di Cellere, Count V.,
Italian Ambassador at Washington.
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Maclay, Sir Joseph P., British
Shipping Controller.
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McAdoo, William Gibbs, Secretary of
the Treasury of the United States.
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McCormick, Vance C., Chairman of
the United States War Trade Board; War Trade Board representative, American
Mission to the Inter-Allied Conference at Paris, November 29–December
3.
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McGoodwin, Preston, United States
Minister to Venezuela.
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McMillin, Benton, United States
Minister to Peru.
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McNally, James C., United States
Vice Consul at Zurich.
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Michaelis, Dr. Georg, German State
Commissioner for National Food Supply, February to July; Chancellor of the
German Empire, July 14 to November 3.
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Michailovitoh, Lioubomir, Serbian
Minister at Washington.
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Milner, Viscount Alfred, Member of
the British War Cabinet (Minister without portfolio).
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Morgenthau, Henry, former United
States Ambassador to Turkey; in Europe on special mission.
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Morris, Ira Nelson, United States
Minister to Sweden.
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Morris, Roland S., United States
Ambassador to Japan from August 1.
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Motono, Viscount Ichiro, Japanese
Minister for Foreign Affairs.
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Munson, Frank C., Shipping Board
representative on the United States War Trade Board.
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Murphy, Dominic I., United States
Consul General at Sofia.
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Nansen, Dr. Fridtjof, Head of the
Norwegian Special Mission to the United States.
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Northcliffe, Viscount Alfred, in
the United States on British commercial mission.
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Nubar, Boghos, President of the
Armenian National Delegation.
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Onou, C., Russian Counselor of
Embassy at Washington; Chargé d’Affaires, April 20 to July 4.
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Orlando, Vittorio Emanuele,
President of the Italian Council of Ministers and Minister of the
Interior.
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Paderewski, Ignace Jan,
representative in the United States of the Polish National Committee at
Paris.
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Page, Thomas Nelson, United States
Ambassador to Italy.
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Page, Walter Hines, United States
Ambassador to Great Britain.
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Painlevé, Paul, Premier of France,
September 12 to November 14.
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Pashitoh, Nikola P., President of
the Serbian Council of Ministers and Minister for Foreign Affairs.
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Penfield, Frederic Courtland,
United States Ambassador to Austria-Hungary.
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Percy, Lord Eustace, Secretary of
the British Embassy at Washington.
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Perkins, Thomas N., War Industries
Board representative, American Mission to the Inter-Allied Conference at
Paris, November 29–December 3.
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Pershing, Gen. John J., Commander
in Chief of the American Expeditionary Forces in Europe.
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Pétain, Gen. Henri Philippe,
Commander in Chief of the French Armies in the Field.
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Philip, Hoffman, United States
Minister to Colombia from August 8.
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Phillips, William, Assistant
Secretary of State of the United States.
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Pichon, Stephen, French Minister
for Foreign Affairs from November 16.
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Poincaré, Raymond, President of
France.
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Poland, W. B., Director for Europe
of the Commission for Relief in Belgium.
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Politis, N., Greek Minister for
Foreign Affairs from June 27.
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Polk, Frank Lyon, Counselor for the
Department of State of the United States.
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Pratt, Dr. Edward E., Chief of the
United States Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce.
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Price, William J., United States
Minister to Panama.
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Rappard, Chevalier W. L. F. C. van,
Netherland Minister at Washington.
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Reading, Viscount Rufus, Lord Chief
Justice of England; in the United States on special mission.
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Redfield, William C., Secretary of
Commerce of the United States.
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Reinsch, Paul S., United States
Minister to China.
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Rhondda, Lord David, British Food
Controller.
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Riaño y Gayangos, Don Juan, Spanish
Ambassador at Washington.
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Ribot, Alexandre F., Premier of
France, March 20 to September 8.
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Ritter, Dr. Paul, Swiss Minister at
Washington to July 23.
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Robertson, Gen. Sir William, Chief
of the General Staff of the British Army.
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Roussos, Georges, Greek Minister at
Washington from September 21.
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Sammons, Thomas, United States
Consul General at Shanghai.
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Sarrall, Gen. Maurice P., Commander
in Chief of the Allied forces on the eastern front.
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Sato, Aimaro, Japanese Ambassador
at Washington.
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Scavenius, Erik, Danish Minister
for Foreign Affairs.
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Scheidemann, Philipp, Member of
German Reichstag.
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Schmedeman, Albert G., United
States Minister to Norway.
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Seidler, Dr. Ernst Ritter von,
Premier of Austria from August 30.
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Sharp, William G., United States
Ambassador to France.
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Shcherbachev, Gen. D. G., Commander
of the Russian Army on the Rumanian front.
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Shea, Joseph H., United States
Ambassador to Chile.
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Sheldon, L. P., United States Food
Administration representative at London.
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Sims, Vice Admiral William S.,
Commanding United States Naval Operations in European Waters.
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Skinner, Robert P., United States
Consul General at London.
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Smuts, Lt. Gen. J. C., Minister of
Defense in the South African Ministry and Member of the British War
Cabinet.
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Sonnino, Baron Sidney, Italian
Minister for Foreign Affairs.
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Spring Rice, Sir Cecil Arthur,
British Ambassador at Washington.
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Stimson, Frederic Jesup, United
States Ambassador to Argentina.
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Stovall, Pleasant A., United States
Minister to Switzerland.
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Stresemann, Gustav, Member of
German Reichstag; leader of the National Liberal Party.
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Sulzer, Dr. Hans, Swiss Minister at
Washington from August 27.
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Sussdorff, Louis A., jr., United
States Secretary of Legation in Paraguay; Chargé d’Affaires from September
30.
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Talaat Pasha
, Turkish Grand Vizier
and Minister of the Interior.
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Tardieu, André, French High
Commissioner in the United States.
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Taylor, Alonzo Englebert, Food
Administration representative, American Mission to the Inter-Allied
Conference at Paris, November 29–December 3.
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Tereshchenko, Michael I., Russian
Minister of Finance, March to May; Minister for Foreign Affairs, May to
November.
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Tisza, Count Stephen, President of
the Hungarian Council of Ministers to June.
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Tuan Chi-jui
, Premier of
China.
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Venizelos, Eleutherios K., Member
of Triumvirate at head of Greek Provisional Government; Premier of Greece
from June 27.
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Viviani, René, Vice President of
the French Council of Ministers and Minister of Justice to March 21; Head of
the French Special Mission to the United States.
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Vopicka, Charles J., United States
Minister to Rumania, Serbia, and Bulgaria.
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Vouros, A., Greek Chargé d’Affaires
at Washington to September 21.
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Wang Ta-hsieh
, Chinese Minister for
Foreign Affairs.
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Washington, Horace Lee, United
States Consul at Liverpool.
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Wekerle, Alexander, President of
the Hungarian Council of Ministers from August.
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Wheeler, Post, United States
Counselor of Embassy in Japan; Chargé d’Affaires, March 8 to October
31.
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Whitlock, Brand, United States
Minister to Belgium.
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Wilhelm II
, German Emperor and King
of Prussia.
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Willard, Joseph E., United States
Ambassador to Spain.
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Wilson, Hugh R., United States
Secretary of Legation in Switzerland; Chargé d’Affaires to March 5.
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Wilson, Woodrow, President of the
United States.
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Woolsey, Lester H., Law Adviser for
the Department of State of the United States to June 27; Solicitor for the
Department of State from June 27.
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Zaimis, Alexander, Premier of
Greece, May 3 to June 27.
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Zaldivar, Dr. Don Rafael,
Salvadoran Minister at Washington.
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Zimmermann, Dr. Artur, German
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs to August 5.