General:
Contents
- Relations of the United States with the Supreme Council and the Conference
of Ambassadors (Documents 1-9)
- Convocation by President Wilson of the Council and the Assembly of the
League of Nations (Documents 10-20)
- Drafting of the statute of the Permanent Court of International
Justice—Transmission of the statute and the protocol of signature to
President Wilson (Documents 21-30)
- Appointment of an American representative on the Aland Islands Commission
of the Council of the League of Nations (Documents 31-39)
- The Teschen dispute between Poland and Czechoslovakia (Documents 40-76)
- Treaty between the United States and other powers relating to
Spitzbergen (Documents 77-89)
- International Financial Conference at Brussels, September 24 to October 8, 1920 (Documents 90-101)
- International Conference on Electrical Communications (Documents 102-158)
- Invitation, February 10, 1920, by the United States to a preliminary
conference of the Principal Allied and Associated Powers at
Washington—Invitation, March 30, to a subsequent general conference;
indefinite postponement of the general conference (Documents 102-139)
- Opening of the preliminary conference, October 8—Question of the
status of cables in time of war—Modus vivendi
regarding the disposition of former German cables—Adjournment December
14—Reports of subcommittees11 (Documents 140-158)
- Invitation, February 10, 1920, by the United States to a preliminary
conference of the Principal Allied and Associated Powers at
Washington—Invitation, March 30, to a subsequent general conference;
indefinite postponement of the general conference (Documents 102-139)
- Central American Conference (Documents 159-171)
- Convention for the Control of the Trade in Arms and Ammunition, September
10, 1919 (Documents 172-192)
- Abrogation of treaties and provisions of treaties which conflicted with the Seamen’s Act of March 4, 191563 (Documents 193-205)
- Denunciation by Guatemala and Nicaragua of the convention of August 20,
1910, concerning the protection of trade marks76 (Documents 206-210)
- Interpretation of the Monroe Doctrine (Documents 211-213)
- Visit of the Secretary of State to Brazil, Uruguay, and Argentina (Documents 214-227)
- Relief in Central Europe (Documents 228-295)
- Boundary disputes (Documents 296-321)
- The Dominican Republic and Haiti: Proposal by the Military Governor of
Santo Domingo to the President of Haiti for settlement by a
commission—Revival of the arrangement of 1895 for arbitration by the
Pope—Protocol of agreement (Documents 296-311)
- Guatemala and Honduras:58
Failure of mediation by the Secretary of State during conferences at
Washington (Documents 312-321)
- The Dominican Republic and Haiti: Proposal by the Military Governor of
Santo Domingo to the President of Haiti for settlement by a
commission—Revival of the arrangement of 1895 for arbitration by the
Pope—Protocol of agreement (Documents 296-311)
- Conference at Amapala between the Presidents of Honduras and
Nicaragua—Agreement of November 17, 192072 (Documents 322-329)
- The Tacna–Arica question79 (Documents 330-367)
- Petroleum exploitation99 (Documents 368-370)
- The minutes of the Conference and of its subcommittees are not printed.↩
- Continued from Foreign Relations, 1919, vol. i, pp. 47–73.↩
- For previous correspondence, see Foreign Relations, 1919, vol. i, pp. 67 ff.↩
- For text of convention, see Foreign Relations, 1910, p. 53.↩
- Continued from Foreign Relations, 1919, vol. i, pp. 85–114.↩
- For previous correspondence concerning the boundary dispute between Honduras and Nicaragua, see Foreign Relations, 1919, vol. i, pp. 114 ff; for correspondence concerning revolutionary invasions, see ibid., 1920, vol. ii, pp. 854 ff.↩
- Continued from Foreign Relations, 1919, vol. i, pp. 123–163.↩
- Continued from Foreign Relations, 1919, vol. i, pp. 163–171.↩