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Decision by the United States to reduce its Army of Occupation in Germany to a force of one thousand men

[169] The Secretary of State to President Harding

Washington , March 23, 1922 .

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[170] President Harding to the Secretary of State

Washington , March 23, 1922 .

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[171] The Unofficial Observer on the Rhineland High Commission ( Allen ) to the Secretary of State

Coblenz , March 24, 1922—7 p.m.
[Received March 25—2:20 p.m.]

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[172] The Chargé in Germany ( Dresel ) to the Secretary of State

Berlin , March 29, 1922—3 p.m.
[Received 5:50 p.m.]

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[173] President Harding to the Secretary of State

Washington , April 1, 1922 .

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[174] The Ambassador in Germany ( Houghton ) to the Secretary of State

Berlin , April 25, 1922—3 p.m.
[Received 7:57 p.m.]

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[175] President Harding to the Secretary of State

Washington , April 26, 1922 .

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[176] The Ambassador in Germany ( Houghton ) to the Secretary of State

Berlin , May 22, 1922—9 a.m.
[Received 10:55 a.m.]

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[177] The Secretary of State to the Ambassador in Germany ( Houghton )

Washington , June 3, 1922—4 p.m.

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