Office of the Historian

Objection by the Department of State to private loans to Italy pending settlement of Italian debts to the United States Government1

1. For correspondence concerning the refunding of Italian indebtedness to the United States, see vol. i, pp. 162 ff.

[309] Mr. Thomas W. Lamont of J. P. Morgan & Co. to the Secretary of State

New York, May 26, 1925.
[Received May 27.]

865.51/446

[311] The Ambassador in Italy (Fletcher) to the Secretary of State

Rome, June 2, 1925—11 a.m.
[Received June 2—7:56 a.m.]

865.51/448: Telegram

[312] The Secretary of State to the Ambassador in Italy (Fletcher)

Washington, August 19, 1925—2 p.m.

800.51 W 89 Italy/41: Telegram

[314] The Ambassador in Italy (Fletcher) to the Secretary of State

Rome, August 31, 1925—4 p.m.
[Received 5:15 p.m.]

800.51 W 89 Italy/48: Telegram

[315] The Acting Secretary of State to Blair & Co., Incorporated

Washington, September 1, 1925.

800.51 W 89 Italy/48

[316] The Acting Secretary of State to the Ambassador in Italy (Fletcher)

Washington, September 1, 1925—4 p.m.

800.51 W 89 Italy/48: Telegram

[317] J. P. Morgan & Co. to the Secretary of State

New York, November 18, 1925.
[Received November 20.]

865.51/471

[318] The Secretary of State to J. P. Morgan & Co.

Washington, November 23, 1925.

865.51/471