Closed vak2ve closed 7 years ago
joewiz
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7 years ago @vak2ve Sounds like I need to dust off my scripts for batch updating filenames. How about if I rename 0035a.tif and 0035b.tif to 0036.tif and 0037.tif, respectively, the current 0036.tif would then become 0038.tif, and so on? Would this result in correct @facs values?
vak2ve
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7 years ago @joewiz I renumbered the files and reuploaded them to S3 but there's still something off between pgs 32-34 and 306-308.
The images for pg. 32 and 33 are skipped and the ones for 35 and 36 repeated: http://localhost:8080/exist/apps/hsg-shell/historicaldocuments/frus1927v01/pg_XXXI
You'll see 306 and 307 are also skipped and 309 and 310 occur twice instead: http://localhost:8080/exist/apps/hsg-shell/historicaldocuments/frus1927v01/pg_305
Not sure what's going on here--page images and TEI both look fine? Did I miss a step?
joewiz
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7 years ago @vak2ve Could you please review the TIFF files for this volume, checking the page numbers shown on each image? It sounds like some page images may be missing (or possibly that some duplicates have been introduced). We'll then just re-scan any missing pages.
(Thank you for spotting this issue! I searched my email for any previous reports from HCL of problems with images in this volume, and I'm pretty sure they never spotted anything. But the fact that we had a "0035a" and a "0035b" indicates we were aware of some problem here...)
vak2ve
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7 years ago @joewiz I don't see any page images missing or any duplicates in the TIFF files, and the xml:ids and facs values in the XML file are correct in relation to the images. Those 6 duplicates shouldn't be there. I can't explain this one!
joewiz
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7 years ago @vak2ve I wrote a query to generate the table below to help us review the <pb> elements' attributes, the images, and the text on each page. I used the latest version of your work on this volume from git. I'm actually not seeing duplicates in the ranges you mentioned - XXXII-XXXVI and 306-310. Can you double check that you've uploaded your most recent edits to your localhost - and then compare what you see in localhost with the list below in those page ranges?
| n | xml:id | facs | first words |
|---|---|---|---|
| [I] | pg_I | 0005 | Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States... |
| [II] | pg_II | 0006 | DEPARTMENT OF STATE Publication 1727... |
| III | pg_III | 0007 | Contents Message of the President of the United States to... |
| IV | pg_IV | 0008 | Exemptions from taxation and customs duties enjoyed by foreign diplomatic... |
| V | pg_V | 0009 | Message of the president of the United States to Congress,... |
| VI | pg_VI | 0010 | Tax Reduction The immediate fruit of economy and the retirement... |
| VII | pg_VII | 0011 | National Defense Being a nation relying not on force, but... |
| VIII | pg_VIII | 0012 | armament. After most careful preparation, extending over months, we recently... |
| IX | pg_IX | 0013 | American ships. It should be our policy to keep our... |
| X | pg_X | 0014 | and does include all the Western Hemisphere. The principal points... |
| XI | pg_XI | 0015 | is in a sound financial condition. These immediate results were... |
| XII | pg_XII | 0016 | Agriculture The past year has seen a marked improvement in... |
| XIII | pg_XIII | 0017 | should plant it, and what and how much he should... |
| XIV | pg_XIV | 0018 | The Protective Tariff The present tariff rates supply the National... |
| XV | pg_XV | 0019 | practices, resulting in the indictment of the officials of three... |
| XVI | pg_XVI | 0020 | Between $5,000,000 and $10,000,000 in addition have been provided by... |
| XVII | pg_XVII | 0021 | against the hazard of the elements. We shall always have... |
| XVIII | pg_XVIII | 0022 | better transportation. Stabilization of the levels of the Great Lakes... |
| XIX | pg_XIX | 0023 | they will be withdrawn. The problems of transportation over inland... |
| XX | pg_XX | 0024 | foul crime of lynching. For several years these acts of... |
| XXI | pg_XXI | 0025 | life. It is expected the report of this committee will... |
| XXII | pg_XXII | 0026 | Veterans The care which this country has lavished on its... |
| XXIII | pg_XXIII | 0027 | hardship. Some further legislation to provide for reuniting families when... |
| XXIV | pg_XXIV | 0028 | Foreign Relations It is the policy of the United States... |
| XXV | pg_XXV | 0029 | embraces the earth. Our trade is far flung. Our financial... |
| [XXVI] | pg_XXVI | 0030 | ... |
| XXVII | pg_XXVII | 0031 | List of Papers [Unless otherwise specified, the correspondence is from... |
| XXVIII | pg_XXVIII | 0032 | Feb. 15 (66)... |
| XXIX | pg_XXIX | 0033 | Feb. 24 (46)... |
| XXX | pg_XXX | 0034 | Mar. 12 (72)... |
| XXXI | pg_XXXI | 0035 | Apr. 28 (98)... |
| XXXII | pg_XXXII | 0036 | June 20 (11)... |
| XXXIII | pg_XXXIII | 0037 | June 24 (31)... |
| XXXIV | pg_XXXIV | 0038 | June 28... |
| XXXV | pg_XXXV | 0039 | July 5 (60)... |
| XXXVI | pg_XXXVI | 0040 | July 8 (30)... |
| XXXVII | pg_XXXVII | 0041 | July 12 (84)... |
| XXXVIII | pg_XXXVIII | 0042 | July 13 (86)... |
| XXXIX | pg_XXXIX | 0043 | July 18 (105)... |
| XL | pg_XL | 0044 | July 20 (57)... |
| XLI | pg_XLI | 0045 | July 25 (62)... |
| XLII | pg_XLII | 0046 | July 29 (71)... |
| XLIII | pg_XLIII | 0047 | Aug. 3... |
| XLIV | pg_XLIV | 0048 | Participation of the United States in the Work of the... |
| XLV | pg_XLV | 0049 | Mar. 23 (191)... |
| XLVI | pg_XLVI | 0050 | Mar. 29 (101)... |
| XLVII | pg_XLVII | 0051 | Apr. 9(83)... |
| XLVIII | pg_XLVIII | 0052 | Apr. 20 (40)... |
| XLIX | pg_XLIX | 0053 | Nov. 8 (54)... |
| L | pg_L | 0054 | Feb. 28 (598)... |
| LI | pg_LI | 0055 | Feb. 8... |
| LII | pg_LII | 0056 | Oct. 6 (65)... |
| LIII | pg_LIII | 0057 | [Oct. 20] (12)... |
| LIV | pg_LIV | 0058 | Nov. 4 (20)... |
| LV | pg_LV | 0059 | Proposed Disposition of Property Held by the Alien Property Custodian... |
| LVI | pg_LVI | 0060 | Apr. 29 (275)... |
| LVII | pg_LVII | 0061 | Aug. 2... |
| LVIII | pg_LVIII | 0062 | colombia and peru Date and number Subject Page 1926 Dec.... |
| LIX | pg_LIX | 0063 | Nov. 12 (55)... |
| LX | pg_LX | 0064 | Sept. 28 (639)... |
| LXI | pg_LXI | 0065 | Statement by the Secretary of State Regarding Bolshevik Aims and... |
| LXII | pg_LXII | 0066 | June 10... |
| LXIII | pg_LXIII | 0067 | Exemptions From Taxation and Customs Duties Enjoyed by Foreign Diplomatic... |
| LXIV | pg_LXIV | 0068 | ARGENTINA Proposed Treaty of Friendship, Commerce and Consular Rights Between... |
| LXV | pg_LXV | 0069 | Jan. 7... |
| LXVI | pg_LXVI | 0070 | June 14 (2322)... |
| LXVII | pg_LXVII | 0071 | AUSTRALIA Representations by the Australian Government Regarding Entry of Australian... |
| LXVIII | pg_LXVIII | 0072 | Sept. 20 (1532)... |
| LXIX | pg_LXIX | 0073 | Oct. 29 (1585)... |
| LXX | pg_LXX | 0074 | Dec. 23... |
| LXXI | pg_LXXI | 0075 | Action of the American Minister in Austria on the Occasion... |
| LXXII | pg_LXXII | 0076 | Jan. 24 (49)... |
| LXXIII | pg_LXXIII | 0077 | Project for Improvement of the St. Lawrence Waterway by Joint... |
| LXXIV | pg_LXXIV | 0078 | Representations by Canada Against Changes in Border Crossing Privileges Between... |
| LXXV | pg_LXXV | 0079 | Dec. 9... |
| LXXVI | pg_LXXVI | 0080 | CHILE Proposed Treaty of Friendship, Commerce and Consular Rights Between... |
| LXXVII | pg_LXXVII | 0081 | Aug. 25 (111)... |
| LXXVIII | pg_LXXVIII | 0082 | Sept. 20 (136)... |
| LXXIX | pg_LXXIX | 0083 | Oct. 19 (151)... |
| LXXX | pg_LXXX | 0084 | Aug. 8 (31)... |
| LXXXI | pg_LXXXI | 0085 | Disagreement of the Department of State With Decision of a... |
| [LXXXII] | pg_LXXXII | 0086 | ... |
| 1 | pg_1 | 0087 | General: Three-Power Conference at Geneva for the Limitation of Naval... |
| 2 | pg_2 | 0088 | The American Government has followed with close attention the proceedings... |
| 3 | pg_3 | 0089 | the general reduction and limitation of armaments lies in the... |
| 4 | pg_4 | 0090 | enter into an agreement further limiting naval armament, feels itself... |
| 5 | pg_5 | 0091 | ratios of France and Italy, taking into full account their... |
| 6 | pg_6 | 0092 | You should add that this Government believes the negotiations contemplated... |
| 7 | pg_7 | 0093 | that of deliberate self-denial and limitation of naval armament by... |
| 8 | pg_8 | 0094 | it would be difficult, if not impossible, to agree upon... |
| 9 | pg_9 | 0095 | 500.A15 a 1/c: Telegram The Secretary of State to the... |
| 10 | pg_10 | 0096 | certain suggestions regarding naval limitation, is given below. You are... |
| 11 | pg_11 | 0097 | therefore not be astonished to see French opinion preoccupied with... |
| 12 | pg_12 | 0098 | of a nature to prejudice the final decisions for the... |
| 13 | pg_13 | 0099 | it is at Geneva and by the Preparatory Commission itself,... |
| 14 | pg_14 | 0100 | maintained by the several Powers in the classes of vessels... |
| 15 | pg_15 | 0101 | the United States of America to the Prime Minister, Minister... |
| 16 | pg_16 | 0102 | grave risks to a binding limitation of its maritime armaments,... |
| 17 | pg_17 | 0103 | 500.A15 a 1/41: Telegram The Acting Secretary of State to... |
| 18 | pg_18 | 0104 | the Italian answer to the Memorandum on naval limitation. In... |
| 19 | pg_19 | 0105 | cable Rome. He said the papers today had been inclined... |
| 20 | pg_20 | 0106 | forgetting at the same time that the development of these... |
| 21 | pg_21 | 0107 | He asked me if I thought that the President had... |
| 22 | pg_22 | 0108 | 500.A15 a 1/52: Telegram The Ambassador in Great Britain (Houghton)... |
| 23 | pg_23 | 0109 | emphasized it might be possible again to approach the Italian... |
| 24 | pg_24 | 0110 | if the larger Powers should agree to limitation, the international... |
| 25 | pg_25 | 0111 | had it pointed out to him that whatever arrangements were... |
| 26 | pg_26 | 0112 | 500.A15 a 1/79a: Telegram The Acting Secretary of State to... |
| 27 | pg_27 | 0113 | we are still ready to join in a conference of... |
| 28 | pg_28 | 0114 | 500.A15 a 1/94 The Acting Secretary of State to the... |
| 29 | pg_29 | 0115 | States has noted with pleasure that the French Government is... |
| 30 | pg_30 | 0116 | 500.A15 a 1/103a: Telegram The Acting Secretary of State to... |
| 31 | pg_31 | 0117 | in some manner at these conversations, in order that it... |
| 32 | pg_32 | 0118 | armaments, or injury to the principle of the equality of... |
| 33 | pg_33 | 0119 | morning between Mr. Kellogg and Mr. Chilton of this Embassy,... |
| 34 | pg_34 | 0120 | 500.A15 a 1/165: Telegram The Ambassador in Japan (MacVeagh) to... |
| 35 | pg_35 | 0121 | be sent you. We are very anxious, of course, for... |
| 36 | pg_36 | 0122 | President had particularly suggested Geneva since he wished it made... |
| 37 | pg_37 | 0123 | meet at some other place, preferably in Belgium, I do... |
| 38 | pg_38 | 0124 | with. Japanese Ambassador, who promised to communicate with their respective... |
| 39 | pg_39 | 0125 | 500.A15 a 1/223: Telegram The Chargé in Japan (Armour) to... |
| 40 | pg_40 | 0126 | 500.A15 a 1/244a The Secretary of State to the British... |
| 41 | pg_41 | 0127 | Admirals Jones, Long and Schofield, with assistants from the Navy,... |
| 42 | pg_42 | 0128 | P. S. I have not, of course, talked with Borah... |
| 43 | pg_43 | 0129 | question would not be a practical one but that of... |
| 44 | pg_44 | 0130 | the forthcoming negotiations should rest. In this respect, the President... |
| 45 | pg_45 | 0131 | Subject to the foregoing, I desire to leave to your... |
| 46 | pg_46 | 0132 | Canada: The Hon. Ernest Lapointe, Minister of Justice. Dr. W.... |
| 47 | pg_47 | 0133 | 500.A15 a 1/293: Telegram The Chairman of the American Delegation... |
| 48 | pg_48 | 0134 | 18, 11 a.m., and 9, June 19, 3 [ 2... |
| 49 | pg_49 | 0135 | auxiliary vessels of the Washington principles, yet they could consider... |
| 50 | pg_50 | 0136 | 500.A15 a 1/314: Telegram The Chairman of the American Delegation... |
| 51 | pg_51 | 0137 | If you deem it appropriate, we could suggest to the... |
| 52 | pg_52 | 0138 | maximum size of cruisers, destroyers, and submarines. The desirability of... |
| 53 | pg_53 | 0139 | their respective needs which the British can then comment on... |
| 54 | pg_54 | 0140 | 500.A15 a 1/324: Telegram The Chairman of the American Delegation... |
| 55 | pg_55 | 0141 | Navy pending replacements had a tonnage considerably superior to the... |
| 56 | pg_56 | 0142 | Britain has received in this country. The high limit suggested... |
| 57 | pg_57 | 0143 | first week. The obstacles with which we are faced can,... |
| 58 | pg_58 | 0144 | 500.A15 a 1/329: Telegram The Chairman of the American Delegation... |
| 59 | pg_59 | 0145 | replacements, which is suggested in their plan for the modification... |
| 60 | pg_60 | 0146 | President in summoning the Conference and doubt its genuineness. It... |
| 61 | pg_61 | 0147 | had been so kind as to inform me of his... |
| 62 | pg_62 | 0148 | was one to which the British Empire attached the greatest... |
| 63 | pg_63 | 0149 | 500.A15 a 1/336 The Secretary of State to President CoolidgeSent... |
| 64 | pg_64 | 0150 | we would need battleships except for defense and in our... |
| 65 | pg_65 | 0151 | 500.A15 a 1/350: Telegram The Chairman of the American Delegation... |
| 66 | pg_66 | 0152 | for us to postpone public sessions at this time and... |
| 67 | pg_67 | 0153 | event, Britain would require 75 cruisers of 10,000 tons displacement,... |
| 68 | pg_68 | 0154 | He said that, subject to our agreement on these points,... |
| 69 | pg_69 | 0155 | that it was impossible to come to an agreement; that... |
| 70 | pg_70 | 0156 | from the British Government; we are obtaining this material here... |
| 71 | pg_71 | 0157 | Upon reopening the question of cruisers and upon request of... |
| 72 | pg_72 | 0158 | 500.A15 a 1/372: Telegram The Chairman of the American Delegation... |
| 73 | pg_73 | 0159 | had no intention of disputing our right to parity with... |
| 74 | pg_74 | 0160 | should that party feel itself threatened by building program of... |
| 75 | pg_75 | 0161 | upon this type of cruiser, which they claimed they eventually... |
| 76 | pg_76 | 0162 | 500.A15 a 1/377: Telegram The Chairman of the American Delegation... |
| 77 | pg_77 | 0163 | 500.A15 a 1/379: Telegram The Chairman of the American Delegation... |
| 78 | pg_78 | 0164 | a large number of cruisers of the 10,000-ton class. They... |
| 79 | pg_79 | 0165 | any possibility which now exists of debt settlement revision as... |
| 80 | pg_80 | 0166 | 500.A15 a 1/383: Telegram The Chairman of the American Delegation... |
| 81 | pg_81 | 0167 | conversation with the chief delegates in order to bring out... |
| 82 | pg_82 | 0168 | without arriving at an accord rather than to reach an... |
| 83 | pg_83 | 0169 | was, rather, to obtain a reasonable limitation on naval construction... |
| 84 | pg_84 | 0170 | 500.A15 a 1/388: Telegram The Ambassador in Great Britain (Houghton)... |
| 85 | pg_85 | 0171 | stated that, while I was unable to speak authoritatively, the... |
| 86 | pg_86 | 0172 | We greatly appreciate the friendly feelings which inspired your initiative.... |
| 87 | pg_87 | 0173 | are likely to occasion any serious difficulty, but it is... |
| 88 | pg_88 | 0174 | “Suppose for example that your Western States were suddenly removed... |
| 89 | pg_89 | 0175 | 500.A15 a 1/394: Telegram The Secretary of State to the... |
| 90 | pg_90 | 0176 | be abandoned. Cecil and Bridgeman indicated that their building program,... |
| 91 | pg_91 | 0177 | now and 1931 for each of the three powers as... |
| 92 | pg_92 | 0178 | the responsibility for calling off the meeting should be placed... |
| 93 | pg_93 | 0179 | 500.A15 a 1/412a: Telegram The Secretary of State to the... |
| 94 | pg_94 | 0180 | 500.A15 a 1/406: Telegram The Ambassador in Japan (MacVeagh) to... |
| 95 | pg_95 | 0181 | profitable basis of discussion to Japanese. Ishii stated that he... |
| 96 | pg_96 | 0182 | between Japanese and British, and emphasizing consistently our preference for... |
| 97 | pg_97 | 0183 | “According to the reports received here (i. e. London) the... |
| 98 | pg_98 | 0184 | be sought on lines of an agreement as to total... |
| 99 | pg_99 | 0185 | Egerton for the British Empire, Saburi and Captain Hori for... |
| 100 | pg_100 | 0186 | In the discussion between the British and Japanese which followed,... |
| 101 | pg_101 | 0187 | would be happy to see it but could not go... |
| 102 | pg_102 | 0188 | naval bases, armor must be sacrificed and if equipped with... |
| 103 | pg_103 | 0189 | it wise; (3) it is my belief that if adjournment... |
| 104 | pg_104 | 0190 | consented to a total figure for the whole cruiser category.... |
| 105 | pg_105 | 0191 | that they were becoming convinced that they must make a... |
| 106 | pg_106 | 0192 | 500.A15 a 1/430: Telegram The Chairman of the American Delegation... |
| 107 | pg_107 | 0193 | definite and was not subject to misunderstanding, and we should... |
| 108 | pg_108 | 0194 | With reference to the above, Admiral Jones and I have... |
| 109 | pg_109 | 0195 | which would be acceptable in their countries. The American proposition... |
| 110 | pg_110 | 0196 | place. Viscount Ishii then gave me a memorandum which contained... |
| 111 | pg_111 | 0197 | to have been left unsettled it is evident that the... |
| 112 | pg_112 | 0198 | conform to situation at last moment; there was, I know,... |
| 113 | pg_113 | 0199 | exists, pointing out particularly the enormous increase that Great Britain... |
| 114 | pg_114 | 0200 | the necessity of a maximum unit tonnage of at least... |
| 115 | pg_115 | 0201 | 2. The Americans were to withdraw demand for liberty of... |
| 116 | pg_116 | 0202 | 500.A15 a 1/447: Telegram The Ambassador in Great Britain (Houghton)... |
| 117 | pg_117 | 0203 | tonnage until we should have built up in cruiser tonnage.... |
| 118 | pg_118 | 0204 | I pointed out that except for destroyers and certain decrepit... |
| 119 | pg_119 | 0205 | 8-inch [-gun] cruisers would force them to readjust their tonnage... |
| 120 | pg_120 | 0206 | is that from the commencement of the Conference both the... |
| 121 | pg_121 | 0207 | again with British Government. I am willing, however, to do... |
| 122 | pg_122 | 0208 | an 8,300-ton cruiser, and we therefore believe that it would... |
| 123 | pg_123 | 0209 | Sir Esme himself was going back to Manchester, Massachusetts, but... |
| 124 | pg_124 | 0210 | Mr. Debuchi said that the Japanese Government had not however... |
| 125 | pg_125 | 0211 | You will notice that they started in with a suggestion... |
| 126 | pg_126 | 0212 | of this treaty we would not build over about seventy... |
| 127 | pg_127 | 0213 | everything I can to make the Conference a success, practically... |
| 128 | pg_128 | 0214 | First, neither the United States nor Great Britain shall maintain... |
| 129 | pg_129 | 0215 | pass into the second group thus making room for new... |
| 130 | pg_130 | 0216 | 500.A15 a 1/474: Telegram The Chairman of the American Delegation... |
| 131 | pg_131 | 0217 | It is my opinion that a careful balance should be... |
| 132 | pg_132 | 0218 | British ratification of any treaty which might be negotiated between... |
| 133 | pg_133 | 0219 | distance the Japanese have to travel and time required by... |
| 134 | pg_134 | 0220 | as we wish and arm our vessels with such 8... |
| 135 | pg_135 | 0221 | 500.A15 a 1/485: Telegram The Chairman of the American Delegation... |
| 136 | pg_136 | 0222 | 4. We do not see that there is much to... |
| 137 | pg_137 | 0223 | general outline of our proposed statement for the final plenary... |
| 138 | pg_138 | 0224 | pursuant to your 61, July 25, 11 a.m., copy was... |
| 139 | pg_139 | 0225 | relations between Great Britain and the United States, but disastrous... |
| 140 | pg_140 | 0226 | desire on the part of representatives of the British Government... |
| 141 | pg_141 | 0227 | 500.A15 a 1/510: Telegram The Secretary of State to the... |
| 142 | pg_142 | 0228 | agreement an effort would be made during the period of... |
| 143 | pg_143 | 0229 | expressed, after which a final appeal to the public might... |
| 144 | pg_144 | 0230 | manner, was that this was not the way the British... |
| 145 | pg_145 | 0231 | would only vex public opinion in the United States and... |
| 146 | pg_146 | 0232 | me on subject of the Naval Conference. I do not... |
| 147 | pg_147 | 0233 | 2. No proposals for a few months’ adjournment without a... |
| 148 | pg_148 | 0234 | 5. In considering the program for the final session, it... |
| 149 | pg_149 | 0235 | and that we shared their view that it would be... |
| 150 | pg_150 | 0236 | and Japanese technical advisers it appeared that the results of... |
| 151 | pg_151 | 0237 | in paragraph four and five of this telegram, which the... |
| 152 | pg_152 | 0238 | for diplomatic negotiations if possible. We have, as you know,... |
| 153 | pg_153 | 0239 | the idea outlined by the Japanese delegation would not be... |
| 154 | pg_154 | 0240 | “1. In pursuance of the suggestion of the President of... |
| 155 | pg_155 | 0241 | with freedom of armament within such limitation, subject to the... |
| 156 | pg_156 | 0242 | greatly enhancing a cruiser building program, which we thought neither... |
| 157 | pg_157 | 0243 | build and there probably would not have been any trouble... |
| 158 | pg_158 | 0244 | other words, they proposed the global or total tonnage system... |
| 159 | pg_159 | 0245 | agree to anything. It is evident that British opinion is... |
| 160 | pg_160 | 0246 | of the procès-verbaux and copies of the report before submitting... |
| 161 | pg_161 | 0247 | the British Empire, Chile, United States, Italy, Japan and Sweden... |
| 162 | pg_162 | 0248 | Should the Department desire to submit any written communication containing... |
| 163 | pg_163 | 0249 | 500.A15 P 43/115b The Secretary of State to the Chairman... |
| 164 | pg_164 | 0250 | it would be inconsistent with our traditional policy for us... |
| 165 | pg_165 | 0251 | (3) We believe that insistence upon a joint consideration of... |
| 166 | pg_166 | 0252 | is possible in that we feel that some features of... |
| 167 | pg_167 | 0253 | [Enclosure] Memorandum Containing American Observations on the Report of the... |
| 168 | pg_168 | 0254 | of which would far outweigh any advantages to be derived... |
| 169 | pg_169 | 0255 | to the question of international control and supervision, the substance... |
| 170 | pg_170 | 0256 | “(3) If this organization were composed of all the States... |
| 171 | pg_171 | 0257 | “(5) Further, it may be pointed out that if, in... |
| 172 | pg_172 | 0258 | majority of the chemical products which may be utilized for... |
| 173 | pg_173 | 0259 | believes that the true relation of budgetary expenditure to the... |
| 174 | pg_174 | 0260 | Section V This Section relates to the principle upon which... |
| 175 | pg_175 | 0261 | Section VIII The final Section of the report contains the... |
| 176 | pg_176 | 0262 | 500.A15/440: Telegram The Chief of the American Representation on the... |
| 177 | pg_177 | 0263 | 500.A15/438: Telegram The Secretary of State to the Chief of... |
| 178 | pg_178 | 0264 | respect its provisions are more readily susceptible of being worked... |
| 179 | pg_179 | 0265 | 500.A15/446: Telegram The Chief of the American Representation on the... |
| 180 | pg_180 | 0266 | we have been engaged upon the discussion of a number... |
| 181 | pg_181 | 0267 | a convention of this sort. In the course of the... |
| 182 | pg_182 | 0268 | perforce be felt that the armaments of my country hardly... |
| 183 | pg_183 | 0269 | will which has been shown here it may be possible... |
| 184 | pg_184 | 0270 | 500.A15/450: Telegram The Secretary of State to the Chief of... |
| 185 | pg_185 | 0271 | (1) Make such a statement, thus removing any pretext for... |
| 186 | pg_186 | 0272 | however, I was informed by the Conference that it would... |
| 187 | pg_187 | 0273 | Governments of the British Empire, Chile, Italy, Japan, Sweden and... |
| 188 | pg_188 | 0274 | 500.A15/454: Telegram The Chief of the American Representation on the... |
| 189 | pg_189 | 0275 | coordinated Anglo-French draft on land armaments, and until we shall... |
| 190 | pg_190 | 0276 | and proponents of a formula that would hereafter be known... |
| 191 | pg_191 | 0277 | where it is essential to make our views on technical... |
| 192 | pg_192 | 0278 | of League machinery and authority; to make it perfectly clear... |
| 193 | pg_193 | 0279 | other delegations’ helping us out in this manner. The situation... |
| 194 | pg_194 | 0280 | 500.A15/462: Telegram The Secretary of State to the Chief of... |
| 195 | pg_195 | 0281 | Marinis Italian delegate on the Commission. then said that as... |
| 196 | pg_196 | 0282 | 500.A15/465: Telegram The Secretary of State to the Chief of... |
| 197 | pg_197 | 0283 | being made at Geneva and thought that an effort was... |
| 198 | pg_198 | 0284 | number to be used as a basis for such limitation... |
| 199 | pg_199 | 0285 | unofficially that the American delegation at Geneva is fully aware... |
| 200 | pg_200 | 0286 | said that he would not have permitted himself to refer... |
| 201 | pg_201 | 0287 | methods of solution of the actual problem of the limitation... |
| 202 | pg_202 | 0288 | take up the time of the Commission in reviewing the... |
| 203 | pg_203 | 0289 | attempting to frame should confirm [ confine? ] itself to... |
| 204 | pg_204 | 0290 | 500.A15/505: Telegram The Chargé in Argentina (Cable) to the Secretary... |
| 205 | pg_205 | 0291 | 500.A15/534: Telegram The Ambassador in Chile (Collier) to the Secretary... |
| 206 | pg_206 | 0292 | 500.A15 a 1/524: Telegram The Chairman of the American Delegation... |
| 207 | pg_207 | 0293 | Please telegraph your suggestions and comments regarding the attitude of... |
| 208 | pg_208 | 0294 | to Council or Assembly, he would be glad to follow... |
| 209 | pg_209 | 0295 | into a conference on the subject of security and sanctions,... |
| 210 | pg_210 | 0296 | to listen to the discussion and that we had thereby... |
| 211 | pg_211 | 0297 | Commission that in 1921 this Government concluded what might be... |
| 212 | pg_212 | 0298 | If there are likely to be efforts made to throw... |
| 213 | pg_213 | 0299 | you will recall, showed a clear understanding of position which... |
| 214 | pg_214 | 0300 | which were invited to attend the 1925 conference on the... |
| 215 | pg_215 | 0301 | the regime of publicity, the producing States must, in order... |
| 216 | pg_216 | 0302 | which based the hope of American participation in the forthcoming... |
| 217 | pg_217 | 0303 | The Council shall advise how the evil effects attendant upon... |
| 218 | pg_218 | 0304 | (10) Non-nationals to be prohibited from holding stock in private... |
| 219 | pg_219 | 0305 | in the meetings of the Temporary Mixed Commission during 1924,... |
| 220 | pg_220 | 0306 | countries that any agreement would be ineffective if it applied... |
| 221 | pg_221 | 0307 | a very considerable force, always engaged in the manufacture of... |
| 222 | pg_222 | 0308 | which obtain their armament from government arsenals or government controlled... |
| 223 | pg_223 | 0309 | You will observe that in this Government’s reply, dated February... |
| 224 | pg_224 | 0310 | to administer, the alleged breach of any technical provision of... |
| 225 | pg_225 | 0311 | There is transmitted herewith as an annex to this instruction... |
| 226 | pg_226 | 0312 | Categories Article 1 (Same as Chapter I of the Convention... |
| 227 | pg_227 | 0313 | The High Contracting Parties undertake to withdraw the licence of... |
| 228 | pg_228 | 0314 | material for which the licence has been granted such report... |
| 229 | pg_229 | 0315 | factories. The quarterly collection and publication of statistics as provided... |
| 230 | pg_230 | 0316 | would operate as a strong deterrent to ratification on the... |
| 231 | pg_231 | 0317 | under the terms of Article 18, this Convention shall be... |
| 232 | pg_232 | 0318 | 3. As to the type of statistics to be provided... |
| 233 | pg_233 | 0319 | maintain Government arsenals in time of peace for the supply... |
| 234 | pg_234 | 0320 | (f) Such a system develops well trained organizations composed of... |
| 235 | pg_235 | 0321 | Belgian delegate, who warmly upheld my contention that both categories... |
| 236 | pg_236 | 0322 | Status of treaties concluded at the Washington Conference on the... |
| 237 | pg_237 | 0323 | British Empire, China, France, Italy, Japan, The Netherlands and Portugal... |
| 238 | pg_238 | 0324 | Adherences received from Switzerland (note of June 27, 1922); Chile... |
| 239 | pg_239 | 0325 | in order that this Government may be adequately informed of... |
| 240 | pg_240 | 0326 | possible failure because of the end of the session. He... |
| 241 | pg_241 | 0327 | for payment of reparations and the rehabilitation of the German... |
| 242 | pg_242 | 0328 | The Members of the Delegation were greatly impressed with the... |
| 243 | pg_243 | 0329 | has a series of separate units, each contending for national... |
| 244 | pg_244 | 0330 | However, finally agreement was had on a formula based on... |
| 245 | pg_245 | 0331 | Delegation held fourteen meetings for the discussion of the documentation... |
| 246 | pg_246 | 0332 | Mr. E. W. Camp.Commissioner of Customs, Treasury Department. Mr. Asher... |
| 247 | pg_247 | 0333 | 560.M2/3a: Telegram The Secretary of State to the Minister in... |
| 248 | pg_248 | 0334 | You are therefore requested, in reply to League’s communication of... |
| 249 | pg_249 | 0335 | “The Council, a) approves the report of the Economic Committee... |
| 250 | pg_250 | 0336 | In the meantime, the contracting States will adopt all practicable... |
| 251 | pg_251 | 0337 | 7. Prohibitions or restrictions imposed for the purpose of extending... |
| 252 | pg_252 | 0338 | The advisory opinion given by the said body will not... |
| 253 | pg_253 | 0339 | of the League of Nations. If within two years from... |
| 254 | pg_254 | 0340 | 560.M2/10: Telegram The Acting Secretary of State to the Minister... |
| 255 | pg_255 | 0341 | Article 1 Having in mind that the object of the... |
| 256 | pg_256 | 0342 | feels, however, in the light of its experience in endeavoring... |
| 257 | pg_257 | 0343 | Point 1. The legislation of the United States in relation... |
| 258 | pg_258 | 0344 | “Prohibitions or restrictions intended, in conformity with national legislation or... |
| 259 | pg_259 | 0345 | forth in point 10 might be subject to abuse, there... |
| 260 | pg_260 | 0346 | Article 5 The Department considers that this article, in its... |
| 261 | pg_261 | 0347 | Inasmuch as the United States has not adhered to the... |
| 262 | pg_262 | 0348 | Article 10 The second paragraph of Article 10 refers to... |
| 263 | pg_263 | 0349 | and export prohibitions and restrictions that the usefulness of the... |
| 264 | pg_264 | 0350 | to the development and progress of international commerce. Moreover, their... |
| 265 | pg_265 | 0351 | paragraph of passage quoted from above report; article might take... |
| 266 | pg_266 | 0352 | be made that insertion of clause quoted above is not... |
| 267 | pg_267 | 0353 | 560.M2/37: Telegram The Chief of the American Delegation (Wilson) to... |
| 268 | pg_268 | 0354 | with recommendations. He then opened discussion on article 1. Amendments... |
| 269 | pg_269 | 0355 | in which I took no part on scope of article... |
| 270 | pg_270 | 0356 | the absence of satisfactory similar declaration by another delegate, the... |
| 271 | pg_271 | 0357 | original phraseology in the event that I am unable to... |
| 272 | pg_272 | 0358 | 560.M2/44: Telegram The Secretary of State to the Chief of... |
| 273 | pg_273 | 0359 | Your suggestion that “to other contracting states” follow “quotas” is... |
| 274 | pg_274 | 0360 | French made interesting suggestion that import restrictions should be considered... |
| 275 | pg_275 | 0361 | with article 4 simply that we must know just where... |
| 276 | pg_276 | 0362 | “In the case of any prohibitions or restrictions which may... |
| 277 | pg_277 | 0363 | contracting states will within 12 months of the coming into... |
| 278 | pg_278 | 0364 | exportation of goods from any of the territories of the... |
| 279 | pg_279 | 0365 | willing to introduce and urge a resolution in the final... |
| 280 | pg_280 | 0366 | 560.M2/49: Telegram The Secretary of State to the Chief of... |
| 281 | pg_281 | 0367 | Department wishes you to send French text of document C.... |
| 282 | pg_282 | 0368 | The American exception as regards helium gas was accepted without... |
| 283 | pg_283 | 0369 | Article 5 provides for those exceptions which may arise of... |
| 284 | pg_284 | 0370 | us I have discussed already in my preceding reports, both... |
| 285 | pg_285 | 0371 | will be faced with a number of very thorny questions;... |
| 286 | pg_286 | 0372 | Participation of the United States in meeting of the Committee... |
| 287 | pg_287 | 0373 | Those present were, besides Professor Adams, Doctor Arthur 1ST. Young,... |
| 288 | pg_288 | 0374 | some third country. It was thought that the right to... |
| 289 | pg_289 | 0375 | Kwantung and the South Sea Islands under Japanese Mandate, Republic... |
| 290 | pg_290 | 0376 | The term “limited service” means a service which may be... |
| 291 | pg_291 | 0377 | within the limits of their normal operations, exchange radiotelegrams reciprocally... |
| 292 | pg_292 | 0378 | Article 8—Exchange of information regarding stations and service The contracting... |
| 293 | pg_293 | 0379 | §2. The provisions of the present Convention and of the... |
| 294 | pg_294 | 0380 | Article 18—Relations with stations of non-contracting countries §1. Each of... |
| 295 | pg_295 | 0381 | Article 21—Exchange of laws and regulations The contracting Governments shall... |
| 296 | pg_296 | 0382 | of the Government of the United States of America and... |
| 297 | pg_297 | 0383 | For Canada: A. Johnston Laurent Beaudry C. P. Edwards W.... |
| 298 | pg_298 | 0384 | For Estonia: G. Jallajas For the United States of America:... |
| 299 | pg_299 | 0385 | For the Dutch East Indies: G. C. Holtzappel Warnsinck G.... |
| 300 | pg_300 | 0386 | For the Republic of Panama: R. J. Alfaro For Paraguay:... |
| 301 | pg_301 | 0387 | For Tripolitania: Settimio Aurini For Tunis: Frederic Knobel For Turkey:... |
| 302 | pg_302 | 0388 | My Government, as Your Excellency may recall, tried at two... |
| 303 | pg_303 | 0389 | deposited by the Federal Government of Austria to take care... |
| 304 | pg_304 | 0390 | the Department of State by the Austrian and Hungarian Governments.... |
| 305 | pg_305 | 0391 | In the first place it should be noted that the... |
| 306 | pg_306 | 0392 | however... |
| 307 | pg_307 | 0393 | awards of the Tripartite Claims Commission against Hungary individually, to... |
| 308 | pg_308 | 0394 | [Enclosure] Memorandum by the Agent of the United States Tripartite... |
| 309 | pg_309 | 0395 | Additional protocol between the United States and other American Republics,... |
| 310 | pg_310 | 0396 | Panama:... |
| 311 | pg_311 | 0397 | For Colombia: Julio Aparicio For Costa Rica: Solón Núñez Jaime... |
| 312 | pg_312 | 0398 | Circular instruction to diplomatic officers and certain consular officers concerning... |
| 313 | pg_313 | 0399 | the transmission of private messages through official channels, or, where... |
| 314 | pg_314 | 0400 | of the investment merit of a loan when it expresses... |
| 315 | pg_315 | 0401 | (3) It will be advisable to bring to the attention... |
| 316 | pg_316 | 0402 | will immediately ask the United States to solve the difficulty.... |
| 317 | pg_317 | 0403 | of Foreign Affairs of Bolivia, and Dr. Lisandro Diaz Leon,... |
| 318 | pg_318 | 0404 | There has been as yet but little press comment on... |
| 319 | pg_319 | 0405 | desire that the long standing difficulty should be satisfactorily solved... |
| 320 | pg_320 | 0406 | delegations appointed in pursuance of the Gutierrez-Diaz León protocol appear... |
| 321 | pg_321 | 0407 | The Paraguayan Plenipotentiaries, Doctors Eusebio Ayala, José P. Guggiari and... |
| 322 | pg_322 | 0408 | Bolivia answered that it gladly accepted Argentina’s offer of mediation,... |
| 323 | pg_323 | 0409 | the question of the San Andrés Archipelago. I have discussed... |
| 324 | pg_324 | 0410 | Señor Olaya replied that this had been rejected; that Colombia... |
| 325 | pg_325 | 0411 | and Providencia, and Colombia and the United States would submit... |
| 326 | pg_326 | 0412 | That being the case, the United States had erected lighthouses... |
| 327 | pg_327 | 0413 | that he would like to have some quid pro quo... |
| 328 | pg_328 | 0414 | to the United States. It also settles in favor of... |
| 329 | pg_329 | 0415 | The Governments of Colombia and Nicaragua engage themselves immediately to... |
| 330 | pg_330 | 0416 | 717.2114/51: Telegram The Secretary of State to the Chargé in... |
| 331 | pg_331 | 0417 | The Minister for Foreign Affairs told me today that he... |
| 332 | pg_332 | 0418 | Curletti, Chairman of the Committee Foreign Relations of the Senate... |
| 333 | pg_333 | 0419 | has been informed that there is real danger that Colombia... |
| 334 | pg_334 | 0420 | 721.2315/334 Memorandum by the Assistant Secretary of State (White) [Washington,]... |
| 335 | pg_335 | 0421 | 721.2315/339: Telegram The Chargé in Peru (Boal) to the Secretary... |
| 336 | pg_336 | 0422 | 721.2315/348 The Chargé in Peru (Boal) to the Secretary of... |
| 337 | pg_337 | 0423 | which could be used to show that Colombian friendship was... |
| 338 | pg_338 | 0424 | that every effort be made to prevent either the Parliament... |
| 339 | pg_339 | 0425 | is urging Peru to ratify the Colombian-Peruvian Boundary Treaty. Ecuador... |
| 340 | pg_340 | 0426 | of 1916. I told him that it was my understanding... |
| 341 | pg_341 | 0427 | the discussion unless so requested by all concerned. In other... |
| 342 | pg_342 | 0428 | (2) The treaty appears to be on the eve of... |
| 343 | pg_343 | 0429 | boundary treaty, and it wishes, in any proper way, to... |
| 344 | pg_344 | 0430 | “By a vote of 102 to only 7, Congress approved... |
| 345 | pg_345 | 0431 | Dominican Republic and HaitiContinued from Foreign Relations, 1926, vol. i,... |
| 346 | pg_346 | 0432 | the American Government, but also frankly observed that he thought... |
| 347 | pg_347 | 0433 | President Borno has told me that while nothing of a... |
| 348 | pg_348 | 0434 | made to the President’s visit to the Legation and his... |
| 349 | pg_349 | 0435 | The Haitian Minister informed me yesterday that he has been... |
| 350 | pg_350 | 0436 | it would be helpful if I continued to manifest a... |
| 351 | pg_351 | 0437 | question and the proposed treaty of amity, I have the... |
| 352 | pg_352 | 0438 | both Governments in connection with the boundary negotiations. He added... |
| 353 | pg_353 | 0439 | keep the Department informed concerning this matter and state whether... |
| 354 | pg_354 | 0440 | advanced, the Department will of course be promptly informed by... |
| 355 | pg_355 | 0441 | appeared to be necessary for the present. He then read... |
| 356 | pg_356 | 0442 | necessary, such action might well follow the conclusion of an... |
| 357 | pg_357 | 0443 | of resistance to the United States. Bolshevik aims in this... |
| 358 | pg_358 | 0444 | of the United States, the working class and the peasantry... |
| 359 | pg_359 | 0445 | workers and to the Filipinos, a special May Day manifesto... |
| 360 | pg_360 | 0446 | have been formed in those countries as yet. Contacts have... |
| 361 | pg_361 | 0447 | “43. For us, the League constitutes an organizational expression of... |
| 362 | pg_362 | 0448 | a small part of super-profits and continues to extend its... |
| 363 | pg_363 | 0449 | which give us a political base in the new continent,... |
| 364 | pg_364 | 0450 | Representation of the United States at the meeting of the... |
| 365 | pg_365 | 0451 | 4. To designate a Committee for the study of comparative... |
| 366 | pg_366 | 0452 | embodying changes in the existing systems of law of the... |
| 367 | pg_367 | 0453 | of measures tending to the maintenance of peace and stability... |
| 368 | pg_368 | 0454 | “U. S. delegate James Brown Scott announced at International Jurists... |
| 369 | pg_369 | 0455 | 710.C2/228: Telegram The Secretary of State to the Ambassador in... |
| 370 | pg_370 | 0456 | international law, For texts of projects, see International Commission of... |
| 371 | pg_371 | 0457 | to be found in the projects transmitted by the Pan... |
| 372 | pg_372 | 0458 | single delegate each. The two delegates of the United States... |
| 373 | pg_373 | 0459 | American Conferences. The first of the series was proposed on... |
| 374 | pg_374 | 0460 | The Commission itself met in Rio de Janeiro in the... |
| 375 | pg_375 | 0461 | in the codification of both branches of international law, he... |
| 376 | pg_376 | 0462 | This motion was unanimously adopted by the Board, and a... |
| 377 | pg_377 | 0463 | approval. It was also suggested by the members present, upon... |
| 378 | pg_378 | 0464 | attend both Subcommissions. This enabled them personally to take part... |
| 379 | pg_379 | 0465 | labored day and night, for the space of their sojourn... |
| 380 | pg_380 | 0466 | the preparation of draft-conventions of public international law, and a... |
| 381 | pg_381 | 0467 | adjourn at least before the 24th of May, at which... |
| 382 | pg_382 | 0468 | himself as preferring the form of his Code to that... |
| 383 | pg_383 | 0469 | varez, of Chile, the third member, prevented a unanimous report;... |
| 384 | pg_384 | 0470 | This project is also to a considerable extent the embodiment... |
| 385 | pg_385 | 0471 | The present Article reaffirms in no uncertain terms the doctrine... |
| 386 | pg_386 | 0472 | form of a voeu to the forthcoming Sixth Conference of... |
| 387 | pg_387 | 0473 | Article 22 abrogates all claims to consular asylum. The immediate... |
| 388 | pg_388 | 0474 | in its 23 articles; whenever possible the exact language of... |
| 389 | pg_389 | 0475 | The project is, with trifling modifications, the original text of... |
| 390 | pg_390 | 0476 | of five of the Latin American Republics for the establishment... |
| 391 | pg_391 | 0477 | as the Conventions of Montevideo of 1889. i. e., eight... |
| 392 | pg_392 | 0478 | Article 7 as originally drafted was as follows: “Each contracting... |
| 393 | pg_393 | 0479 | of its adoption of such a general policy. In their... |
| 394 | pg_394 | 0480 | 4th. To organize in Habana an office and a committee... |
| 395 | pg_395 | 0481 | This congress, giving effect to the high principles of international... |
| 396 | pg_396 | 0482 | force, in order to force its will upon that of... |
| 397 | pg_397 | 0483 | that degree of maturity necessary for incorporation in the codification,... |
| 398 | pg_398 | 0484 | in each of two branches of international science would attend... |
| 399 | pg_399 | 0485 | to the meaning of a project, the language of the... |
| 400 | pg_400 | 0486 | which enabled the American Institute to hold its sessions and... |
| 401 | pg_401 | 0487 | And of the future, he ventured to express the hope... |
| 402 | pg_402 | 0488 | first to voice, and to express the gratitude of America... |
| 403 | pg_403 | 0489 | liberations? They have been stated in a masterly manner by... |
| 404 | pg_404 | 0490 | nations like ours, which are aspiring to constitute on the... |
| 405 | pg_405 | 0491 | “In this way is sketched the explanation of how the... |
| 406 | pg_406 | 0492 | “The duties derived from the law of cooperation do not... |
| 407 | pg_407 | 0493 | work that can be realized at any one time, nor... |
| 408 | pg_408 | 0494 | of the American Ambassador to Brazil, the Honorable Edwin V.... |
| 409 | pg_409 | 0495 | which now exist between them or which may hereafter arise,... |
| 410 | pg_410 | 0496 | Reply by the Department of State to questionnaires on international... |
| 411 | pg_411 | 0497 | 500.C1196/26 The Secretary of State to the British Ambassador (Howard)... |
| 412 | pg_412 | 0498 | mentioned in the questionnaires, is desirable and realizable in the... |
| 413 | pg_413 | 0499 | competence of the courts in certain classes of cases against... |
| 414 | pg_414 | 0500 | 500.C211/– The Chief of the Division of Western European Affairs... |
| 415 | pg_415 | 0501 | from taxation and customs duties enjoyed by foreign diplomatic and... |
| 416 | pg_416 | 0502 | permitted to enter the several States without obtaining additional tags.... |
| 417 | pg_417 | 0503 | The above statement, although not exhaustive, describes some of the... |
| 418 | pg_418 | 0504 | The Commissioners of the District of Columbia have informed the... |
| 419 | pg_419 | 0505 | Rules of precedence as between certain officers of the United... |
| 420 | pg_420 | 0506 | 3. In international conferences at which the American delegates possess... |
| 421 | pg_421 | 0507 | Argentina: Proposed treaty of friendship, commerce and consular rights between... |
| 422 | pg_422 | 0508 | most-favored-nation clause. Their expressed wish to place in the Treaty... |
| 423 | pg_423 | 0509 | suggested, and above all to create the diplomatic resources which... |
| 424 | pg_424 | 0510 | Efforts to secure for American firms equal consideration with other... |
| 425 | pg_425 | 0511 | 835.34/409: Telegram The Ambassador in Argentina (Jay) to the Secretary... |
| 426 | pg_426 | 0512 | Argentina should grant American shipbuilders an equal opportunity to bid... |
| 427 | pg_427 | 0513 | In August the Ministry of Marine telegraphed Johnston of the... |
| 428 | pg_428 | 0514 | should have the fullest and freest opportunity to compete for... |
| 429 | pg_429 | 0515 | 835.34/421: Telegram The Acting Secretary of State to the Chargé... |
| 430 | pg_430 | 0516 | Bethlehem interests in Washington states that he has good reason... |
| 431 | pg_431 | 0517 | Italy and the flotilla leaders in Great Britain. The building... |
| 432 | pg_432 | 0518 | 835.34/426: Telegram The Chargé in Argentina (Cable) to the Secretary... |
| 433 | pg_433 | 0519 | as to the French yard which is to carry out... |
| 434 | pg_434 | 0520 | [Paraphrase.] Yesterday I was informed … that it was practically... |
| 435 | pg_435 | 0521 | Two scout cruisers, nominally of approximately 8,000 tons, have been... |
| 436 | pg_436 | 0522 | Argentine Naval Commission in Europe, intervened with the Italian company,... |
| 437 | pg_437 | 0523 | Australia: Representations by the Australian Government regarding entry of Australian... |
| 438 | pg_438 | 0524 | instances which might be cited for the purpose of emphasizing... |
| 439 | pg_439 | 0525 | of the Commonwealth, and I will welcome any advice you... |
| 440 | pg_440 | 0526 | 711.472/7 The British Embassy to the Department of StateLeft at... |
| 441 | pg_441 | 0527 | It was further added that in view of this situation... |
| 442 | pg_442 | 0528 | Austria: Negotiations respecting subordination of the Austrian relief loan to... |
| 443 | pg_443 | 0529 | will meet in the middle of October in London and... |
| 444 | pg_444 | 0530 | I get the impression that the actual loan flotation will... |
| 445 | pg_445 | 0531 | of America on account of food produced [ purchased? ]... |
| 446 | pg_446 | 0532 | that he has already broken ground with the firm of... |
| 447 | pg_447 | 0533 | to it before it has been submitted to the Austrian... |
| 448 | pg_448 | 0534 | 863.51 Relief Credits/3 The Minister in Austria (Washburn) to the... |
| 449 | pg_449 | 0535 | The following points of the contents of the statement seem... |
| 450 | pg_450 | 0536 | 197 of the Treaty of St. Germain. It now ventures... |
| 451 | pg_451 | 0537 | loan or loans in the amount of 775,000,000 schillings or... |
| 452 | pg_452 | 0538 | his action thereunder; Treasury Department press release, dated June 9,... |
| 453 | pg_453 | 0539 | President, when the actual terms of the issue are communicated... |
| 454 | pg_454 | 0540 | the Austrian Government guaranteed twenty-five year loan maturing in 1943.... |
| 455 | pg_455 | 0541 | 20th ultimo, advising me in substance that in the opinion... |
| 456 | pg_456 | 0542 | You will note the Minister’s statement that he is taking... |
| 457 | pg_457 | 0543 | desire that Austrian assets pledged to the relief credits be... |
| 458 | pg_458 | 0544 | 863.51 Relief Credits/6: Telegram The Minister in Austria (Washburn) to... |
| 459 | pg_459 | 0545 | the lien and is proposing to all creditor nations the... |
| 460 | pg_460 | 0546 | There is also enclosed a copy of telegram No. 447,... |
| 461 | pg_461 | 0547 | It became apparent upon the occasion of the meeting of... |
| 462 | pg_462 | 0548 | Dr. Schüller advised his government from London of the situation... |
| 463 | pg_463 | 0549 | the subordination to the projected new federal loan for a... |
| 464 | pg_464 | 0550 | Despatch No. 1629 of November 30 indicates that at that... |
| 465 | pg_465 | 0551 | before a further expression of views can be given him.... |
| 466 | pg_466 | 0552 | and a more extended one today. As a result, I... |
| 467 | pg_467 | 0553 | In my despatch No. 1656 (page 2) I alluded to... |
| 468 | pg_468 | 0554 | present time at a low rate of interest. This differs... |
| 469 | pg_469 | 0555 | not prove to be a hard creditor and will not... |
| 470 | pg_470 | 0556 | 6. To take all necessary steps to ensure that, when... |
| 471 | pg_471 | 0557 | the Relief Bonds, for the period of the new Loan,... |
| 472 | pg_472 | 0558 | coming five years not contract any other foreign loan and... |
| 473 | pg_473 | 0559 | of the United States in terms similar to those adopted... |
| 474 | pg_474 | 0560 | per annum, i. e., a total of 1,000,000,000 schillings; the... |
| 475 | pg_475 | 0561 | proposal to defer the lien would be facilitated by the... |
| 476 | pg_476 | 0562 | recognized, I think, that my relations with Police President Schober... |
| 477 | pg_477 | 0563 | Bolivia: Proposed treaty of friendship, commerce and consular rights between... |
| 478 | pg_478 | 0564 | Two copies of the treaty of December 8, 1923, with... |
| 479 | pg_479 | 0565 | missions in the other South American capitals except Ecuador, the... |
| 480 | pg_480 | 0566 | before the World War, with certain modifications which can be... |
| 481 | pg_481 | 0567 | Canada: Establishment of direct diplomatic relations between the United States... |
| 482 | pg_482 | 0568 | [Enclosure] The British Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs (Chamberlain)... |
| 483 | pg_483 | 0569 | of credence on any day between the 15th and 19th... |
| 484 | pg_484 | 0570 | that the presentation to the President of the Minister, accompanied... |
| 485 | pg_485 | 0571 | Canada desires to publish incorporate its viewpoint with respect to... |
| 486 | pg_486 | 0572 | 711.4216 M 58/128 The Secretary of State to the Canadian... |
| 487 | pg_487 | 0573 | now receives 36,000 second feet at Niagara as against 20,000... |
| 488 | pg_488 | 0574 | Honorable Herbert Hoover, Secretary of Commerce, to consider the whole... |
| 489 | pg_489 | 0575 | should be undertaken. If this Government’s conclusion in this respect... |
| 490 | pg_490 | 0576 | of opinion on important phases of the development proposed. It... |
| 491 | pg_491 | 0577 | I understand that surveys are now being made in Manitoba... |
| 492 | pg_492 | 0578 | that hitherto have prevailed in the United States, and that,... |
| 493 | pg_493 | 0579 | 711.42157 R 72/22 The Secretary of State to the Canadian... |
| 494 | pg_494 | 0580 | This Government would be grateful if the views of the... |
| 495 | pg_495 | 0581 | C. Natives of quota countries whose original admission occurred subsequent... |
| 496 | pg_496 | 0582 | 10. All identification cards heretofore issued, held by aliens who... |
| 497 | pg_497 | 0583 | 150.01 Commuters/21 The Secretary of State to the Canadian Minister... |
| 498 | pg_498 | 0584 | The Secretary stated further that he hoped the work of... |
| 499 | pg_499 | 0585 | obligations had been created in very large numbers both in... |
| 500 | pg_500 | 0586 | of Canada will find themselves as a result of General... |
| 501 | pg_501 | 0587 | forced to relinquish employment in the United States which in... |
| 502 | pg_502 | 0588 | with a view to clearing away, so far as can... |
| 503 | pg_503 | 0589 | lay before you, for the purpose of record, the views... |
| 504 | pg_504 | 0590 | uncertain, especially the status of those who are not of... |
| 505 | pg_505 | 0591 | months from June 1, 1927, within which to obtain immigration... |
| 506 | pg_506 | 0592 | earnest desire, so clearly manifested in the discussions which have... |
| 507 | pg_507 | 0593 | For greater certainty regarding the exact meaning of the various... |
| 508 | pg_508 | 0594 | “2. Will persons who fulfil the provisions of this Order,... |
| 509 | pg_509 | 0595 | Order Number 86 of the Department of Labor of the... |
| 510 | pg_510 | 0596 | relinquishment by such persons of their employment in the United... |
| 511 | pg_511 | 0597 | prior to December 1, 1927, will, it is believed, afford... |
| 512 | pg_512 | 0598 | “It was explained that for some years past these two... |
| 513 | pg_513 | 0599 | that the operations complained of are now being vigorously prosecuted,... |
| 514 | pg_514 | 0600 | appointed under that Treaty failed to receive the approval of... |
| 515 | pg_515 | 0601 | In view of the opening of the season in which... |
| 516 | pg_516 | 0602 | Government, though such approval was not given by the United... |
| 517 | pg_517 | 0603 | Chile: Proposed treaty of friendship, commerce and consular rights between... |
| 518 | pg_518 | 0604 | A treaty containing the unconditional most-favored-nation clause was signed with... |
| 519 | pg_519 | 0605 | For your further confidential information and guidance, the Department was... |
| 520 | pg_520 | 0606 | and Minister of Fomento would be represented. … Minister of... |
| 521 | pg_521 | 0607 | tracting Parties to enact such statutes.” (See Treaty Series Number... |
| 522 | pg_522 | 0608 | so that such bounties, drawbacks and other privileges shall also... |
| 523 | pg_523 | 0609 | 711.252/6: Telegram The Ambassador in Chile (Collier) to the Secretary... |
| 524 | pg_524 | 0610 | [interested?] is now in as good shape as can be... |
| 525 | pg_525 | 0611 | This Government desires that the paragraph be included in the... |
| 526 | pg_526 | 0612 | of Article XXIX. As stated above on page 2 of... |
| 527 | pg_527 | 0613 | 825.85/41: Telegram The Ambassador in Chile (Collier) to the Secretary... |
| 528 | pg_528 | 0614 | 825.85/42: Telegram The Ambassador in Chile (Collier) to the Secretary... |
| 529 | pg_529 | 0615 | Canal, with the avowed object of relieving such ships of... |
| 530 | pg_530 | 0616 | 17 of nitrate law already gives President power to pay... |
| 531 | pg_531 | 0617 | 825.85/42: Telegram The Secretary of State to the Ambassador in... |
| 532 | pg_532 | 0618 | 825.85/49: Telegram The Ambassador in Chile (Collier) to the Secretary... |
| 533 | pg_533 | 0619 | believe bill as drafted most unwise. Under Secretary says he... |
| 534 | pg_534 | 0620 | as to the Panama Canal toll dues will be stricken... |
| 535 | pg_535 | 0621 | whether Chilean vessels maintain service with them or not. If... |
| 536 | pg_536 | 0622 | 825.85/66a: Telegram The Secretary of State to the Chargé in... |
| 537 | pg_537 | 0623 | 825.85/67 Memorandum by the Secretary of State [Washington,] December 6,... |
| 538 | pg_538 | 0624 | works and for loans not exceeding 20 million pesos to... |
| 539 | pg_539 | 0625 | of Hacienda who assures Foreign Office that he will make... |
| 540 | pg_540 | 0626 | and opportunity be given American Government to become more fully... |
| 541 | pg_541 | 0627 | Chilean Government felt copper companies had delayed unduly in making... |
| 542 | pg_542 | 0628 | company to furnish information concerning nature and extent of its... |
| 543 | pg_543 | 0629 | 825.506/8: Telegram The Ambassador in Chile (Collier) to the Secretary... |
| 544 | pg_544 | 0630 | I have had three opportunities to discuss matter directly with... |
| 545 | pg_545 | 0631 | I have conversed with two vice presidents of the National... |
| 546 | pg_546 | 0632 | pesos in Chilean securities or property that can be readily... |
| 547 | pg_547 | 0633 | insurance business and on this ground threaten to discontinue agencies... |
| 548 | pg_548 | 0634 | informally that the provision in question be eliminated upon the... |
| 549 | pg_549 | 0635 | the establishment of certain local companies which would not have... |
| 550 | pg_550 | 0636 | jurisdiction only in favor of “Ambassadors, Ministers, and Chargés d’Affaires”.... |
| 551 | pg_551 | 0637 | 701.05/135 The Secretary of State to the Ambassador in Chile... |
| [552] | pg_552 | 0638 | ... |
| [553] | pg_553 | 0639 | ... |
| [554] | pg_554 | 0640 | ... |
| 555 | pg_555 | 0641 | Index Agreements. See Treaties, conventions, etc. Alien Property Custodian, proposed... |
| 556 | pg_556 | 0642 | Reconstruction loan of 1923, 444, 458, 461, 467 Relief loans... |
| 557 | pg_557 | 0643 | Ecuador-Peru, agreement (1924) for submission of boundary dispute to arbitration... |
| 558 | pg_558 | 0644 | Commissions, committees, etc.: Commissions of conciliation, 387, 388 Commissions of... |
| 559 | pg_559 | 0645 | Three-Power Conference at Geneva: Discussions with U. S. officials and... |
| 560 | pg_560 | 0646 | Commercial treaties with United States: 1794, amity, commerce, and navigation,... |
| 561 | pg_561 | 0647 | Purpose and scope of meeting, 365–366, 379–380, 402–407; nonpolitical powers... |
| 562 | pg_562 | 0648 | Naval armament limitation. See Three-Power Conference at Geneva. Naval construction.... |
| 563 | pg_563 | 0649 | Memoranda of U. S. views concerning— Categories and statistics of... |
| 564 | pg_564 | 0650 | Preliminary opinions and discussions concerning— Extension of 5–5–3 ratio to... |
| 565 | pg_565 | 0651 | U. S.–Argentina: Treaty of friendship, commerce and consular rights, proposed,... |
vak2ve
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7 years ago @joewiz, after the correct images showed on other browsers, I cleared my cache on Chrome and we're good to go! Closing this issue now.
joewiz
commented
7 years ago Oh good! Phew! Great job renaming the files! Am I right that you used the Mac Finder's batch renaming function?
vak2ve
commented
7 years ago I used the "rename finder items" workflow in Automator--do you recommend renaming from within the Finder instead if I see an issue like this again?
joewiz
commented
7 years ago Automator is a great way to do it! I'd forgotten about that workflow we created.
Page images downloaded from S3 include 0035a.tif and 0035b.tif, which throw off page numbers after XXXI.
http://localhost:8080/exist/apps/hsg-shell/historicaldocuments/frus1927v01/pg_XXXI
The content is present but the links point to incorrect page image after XXXI.