Unfavorable attitude of the Department of State toward American loans to foreign enterprises competing with American enterprises in third countries51
51. For previous correspondence on U. S. attitude toward the flotation of foreign loans, see Foreign Relations, 1922, vol. i, pp. 556 ff.
[455] Memorandum by the Economic Adviser of the Department of State (Young)
[Washington,] December 16,
1922.
894.51 Or 4/2
[456] The President of the Riggs National Bank (Milton E. Ailes) to the Economic Adviser of the Department of State (Young)
Washington, February 17,
1923.
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[457] The Secretary of State to the President of the Riggs National Bank (Milton E. Ailes)
Washington, February 23,
1923.
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[458] The Assistant Secretary of the Treasury (Moss) to the Secretary of State
Washington, March 5,
1923.
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[459] The Assistant to the Secretary of Commerce (Herter) to the Second Assistant Secretary of State (Harrison)
Washington, March 6,
1923.
894.51 Or 4/26
[460] The Chargé in Japan (Wilson) to the Secretary of State
Tokyo, March 26,
1923—3 p.m.
[Received March 26—9:18 a.m.]
[Received March 26—9:18 a.m.]
894.51 Or 4/27: Telegram
[461] The Second Assistant Secretary of State (Harrison) to the President of the Riggs National Bank (Milton E. Ailes)
Washington, May 23,
1923.
893.51/4265
[462] The President of the Riggs National Bank (Milton E. Ailes) to the Second Assistant Secretary of State (Harrison)
Washington, June 7,
1923.
893.51/4325
[463] The Second Assistant Secretary of State (Harrison) to the President of the Biggs National Bank (Milton E. Ailes)
Washington, June 15,
1923.
893.51/4325