Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United
States, 1918, Supplement 2, The World War
List of Principal Persons
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Ahlgren, G., Swedish Counselor of
Legation and Chargé d’Affaires in Turkey.
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Albert, King of the
Belgians.
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Ali-Kuli Khan, Mirza, Persian
Counselor of Legation at Washington; Chargé d’Affaires from April 25.
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Bailly-Blanchard, Arthur, United
States Minister to Haiti.
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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.
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Balfour, Arthur James, British
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.
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Barclay, Colville, British
Counselor of Embassy at Washington; Chargé d’Affaires from July 30.
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Barton, James L., Chairman of the
American Committee for Armenian and Syrian Relief.
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Belden, Perry, United States
Secretary of Legation in Colombia; Chargé d’Affaires.
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Belt, John W., United States
Secretary of Legation in Honduras; Chargé d’Affaires, January 18 to February
9.
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Bertrand, Francisco, President of
Honduras.
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Brun, Constantin, Danish Minister
at Washington.
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Burleson, Albert S., Postmaster
General of the United States.
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Caldwell, John L., United States
Minister to Persia.
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Calonder, Felix L., President of
the Swiss Confederation.
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Chamorro, Gen. Emiliano, President
of Nicaragua.
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Clemenceau, Georges, French Premier
and Minister of War.
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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; President of the
Inter-Allied Council on War Purchases and Finance.
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Curtis, Charles B., United States
Secretary of Legation in Honduras; Chargé d’Affaires, February 9 to October
1.
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Da Gama, Domicio, Brazilian
Ambassador at Washington.
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Daniels, Josephus, Secretary of the
Navy of the United States.
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Davis, John W., Solicitor General
of the United States to November 21; member of the American Commission to
the American–German Prisoners of War Conference at Berne, September
24–November 11; United States Ambassador to Great Britain from November
21.
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Davis, Norman H., United States
Treasury representative at London and Paris.
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Davison, Henry P., Chairman of the
War Council of the American Red Cross.
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De Broqueville, Baron Charles,
Belgian Prime Minister and Minister of Food Supplies.
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De Cartier de Marchienne, E.,
Belgian Minister at Washington; Appointed Ambassador from September 13,
1919.
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De Chambrun, Charles, French
Counselor of Embassy at Washington; Chargé d’Affaires, December, 1918, to
June, 1919.
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De Ipanema Moreira, Alberto,
Brazilian Counselor of Embassy at Washington; Chargé d’Affaires from October
20.
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Dinichert, Paul, Chief of the
Division of Foreign Interests and Internment of the Swiss Political
Department; presiding officer at the American-German Prisoners of War
Conference at Berne, September 24–November 11.
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Djbmal Pasha, Turkish Minister of
Marine.
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Dodge, H. Percival, Special Agent
to Serbia (at Corfu) of the Department of State of the United States.
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Dresel, Ellis L., United States War
Trade Board representative at Berne; an Assistant American Commissioner at
the American–German Prisoners of War Conference at Berne, September
24–November 11.
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Ekengren, W. A. F., Swedish
Minister at Washington.
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Elizalde, Rafael H., Ecuadoran
Minister at Washington.
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Elkus, Abram I., United States
Ambassador to Turkey from July 21, 1916.
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Estrada Cabrera, Manuel, President
of Guatemala.
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Ewing, John, United States Minister
to Honduras.
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Foster, John G., United States
Consul General at Ottawa.
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Francis, David R., United States
Ambassador to Russia.
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Freyre y Santander, Manuel de,
Peruvian Minister at Washington.
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Garrett, John W., United States
Minister to the Netherlands (accredited also to Luxemburg); Chairman of the
American Commission to the American–German Prisoners of War Conference at
Berne, September 24–November 11.
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Gary, Hampson, United States Agent
and Consul General at Cairo.
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Gerard, James W., United States
Ambassador to Germany, July 28, 1913, to May 15, 1917.
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Goding, Frederic W., United States
Consul General at Guayaquil.
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Gonzales, William E., United States
Minister to Cuba.
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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; Chargé d’Affaires.
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Gregory, Thomas W., Attorney
General of the United States.
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Grew, Joseph C., United States
Counselor of Embassy in Austria-Hungary, February 19 to May 23, 1917; Chargé
d’Affaires, April 7 to April 14, 1917; assigned to duty in the Department of
State of the United States May 23, 1917; Acting Chief of the Division of
Western European Affairs of the Department of State from March 14,
1918.
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Harte, A. C., International
Secretary of the Young Men’s Christian Association.
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Hertling, Count Georg F. von,
German Imperial Chancellor to September 30.
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Hohenlohe Langenburg, Prince zu,
German Military Inspector of Volunteer Nursing; Chairman of the German
Commission to the American-German Prisoners of War Conference at Berne,
September 24–November 11.
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Hoover, Herbert C., Chairman of the
Commission for Relief in Belgium; United States Food Administrator.
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Horton, George, United States
Consul General at Saloniki.
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House, Edward M., Special
Representative of the United States at the Inter-Allied Conference at Paris,
November 29–December 3, 1917.
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Hübscher, Carl P., Swiss Secretary
of Legation at Washington; Chargé d’Affaires, July 23 to August 27, 1917,
and June to September, 1918.
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Hymans, Paul, Belgian Minister of
Foreign Affairs.
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Ignatius, Kaarlo, Finnish
Commissioner on Special Mission at Washington.
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Jefferson, Benjamin L., United
States Minister to Nicaragua.
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Johnson, Stewart, United States
Secretary of Legation in Costa Rica; Chargé d’Affaires.
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Jusserand, Jules J., French
Ambassador at Washington.
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Lansing, Robert, Secretary of State
of the United States.
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Laughlin, Irwin B., United States
Counselor of Embassy in Great Britain; Chargé d’Affaires, May 18 to July 17,
and October 3 to December 17.
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Leavell, William H., United States
Minister to Guatemala.
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Lefevre, Ernesto T., Panaman
Minister of Foreign Affairs.
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Leffingwell, Russell C., Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury of the United States.
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Lindsay, Ronald C., British
Counselor of Embassy at Washington from June 11, 1919; Chargé d’Affaires
June 11 to October 1, 1919.
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Long, Boaz W., United States
Minister to Salvador, July 29, 1914, to December 30, 1917.
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Macchi di Cellere, Count Vincenzo,
Italian Ambassador at Washington.
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MacMurray, John V. A., United
States Chargé d’Affaires in China, July 1 to October 11.
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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.
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Méndez, Joaquín, Guatemalan
Minister at Washington.
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Michaïlovitch, Lioubomir, Serbian
Minister at Washington.
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Morgan, Edwin V., United States
Ambassador to Brazil.
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Morris, Ira N., United States
Minister to Sweden.
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Moshaver-ol-Mamalek, Persian
Minister of Foreign Affairs.
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Murphy, Dominic I., United States
Consul General at Sofia.
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Naón, Rómulo S., Argentine
Ambassador at Washington.
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Oederlin, Frederick, Commercial
Adviser of the Swiss Legation at Washington; Chargé d’Affaires, September to
November.
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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 to November 21.
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Palmer, A. Mitchell, Alien Property
Custodian of the United States.
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Pashitch, Nikola P., Serbian
President of the Council and Minister of Foreign Affairs.
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Peçanha, Nilo, Brazilian Minister
of Foreign Affairs.
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Penfield, Frederic C., United
States Ambassador to Austria-Hungary from July 28, 1913.
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Pershing, Gen. John J., Commander
in Chief of the American Expeditionary Forces in Europe.
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Phillips, William, Assistant
Secretary of State of the United States.
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Pichon, Stephen, French Minister of
Foreign Affairs.
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Poland, William B., Director for
Europe of the Commission for Relief in Belgium.
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Polk, Frank Lyon, Counselor for the
Department of State of the United States.
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Price, William J., United States
Minister to Panama.
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Quintana, Federico M., Argentine
Counselor of Embassy at Washington; Chargé d’Affaires, January 16 to July
10, 1918, and November 20, 1918, to March 3, 1919.
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Reading, Earl of (Rufus Daniel
Isaacs), British High Commissioner and Ambassador on Special
Mission at Washington from February 13.
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Reinsch, Paul S., United States
Minister to China.
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Riaño y Gayangos, Juan, Spanish
Ambassador at Washington.
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Ritter, Paul, Swiss Minister at
Washington, June 11, 1909, to July 23, 1917.
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Roussos, Georges, Greek Minister at
Washington.
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Sammons, Thomas, United States
Consul General at Shanghai.
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Scavenius, Erik, Danish Minister of
Foreign Affairs.
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Sharp, William G., United States
Ambassador to France.
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Sims, Admiral William S.,
Commanding United States Naval Operations in European Waters.
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Solf, Wilhelm, German Secretary of
State of the Colonial Office in the Cabinet of Count von Hertling, and of the Foreign Office in the Cabinet
of Prince Max of Baden.
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Sonnino, Baron Sidney, Italian
Minister of Foreign Affairs.
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Spring Rice, Sir Cecil Arthur,
British Ambassador at Washington to February 13.
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Stimson, Frederic J., United States
Ambassador to Argentina.
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Stovall, Pleasant A., United States
Minister to Switzerland.
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Sulzer, Hans, Swiss Minister at
Washington from August 27, 1917.
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Symon, Charles, Belgian Counselor
of Legation at Washington; Chargé d’Affaires, March 7 to September 11,
1919.
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Vásquez, Mariano, Honduran Minister
of Foreign Affairs.
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Wadsworth, Eliot, Vice Chairman of
the Central Committee of the American Red Cross.
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Whitlock, Brand, United States
Minister to Belgium.
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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 4.
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Wilson, William B., Secretary of
Labor of the United States.
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Wilson, Woodrow, President of the
United States.
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Zimmermann, Artur, German Secretary
of State for Foreign Affairs, November 21, 1916, to August 4, 1917.