Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, 1921, Volume II

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The Japanese Embassy to the Department of State35

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(Tentative draft)

It is agreed that the United States shall have free access to the Island of Yap on the footing of entire equality with Japan or any other nation, in all that relates to the landing and operation of the existing Yap–Guam cable or of any cable which may hereafter be laid by the United States or its nationals.

Handed to the Secretary of State by the Japanese Ambassador, June 18.↩

List of Papers
Germany: (Documents 1–77)
Great Britain: (Documents 78–117)
Greece: (Documents 118–170)
Guatemala: (Documents 171–182)
Haiti: (Documents 183–236)
Honduras: (Documents 237–242)
Hungary: (Documents 243–260)
Japan: (Documents 261–325)
- Negotiations for a treaty between the United States and Japan relating to certain Pacific Islands formerly in German possession (Documents 278–291)
Liberia: (Documents 326–339)
Mexico: (Documents 340–448)
Netherlands: (Documents 449–479)
Nicaragua: (Documents 480–509)
Norway: (Documents 510–524)
Panama: (Documents 525–563)
Paraguay: (Documents 564–574)
Persia: (Documents 575–602)
Peru: (Documents 603–635)
Poland: (Documents 636–650)
Russia: (Documents 651–811)
Salvador: (Documents 812–833)
Siam: (Documents 834–856)
Turkey: (Documents 857–889)
Venezuela: (Documents 890–900)
Yugoslavia: (Documents 901–909)
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