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... department has not yet received sufficient evidence to depart from its general position stated in telegram of Nov. 18 . Mr. Knox to Count von ... do ..... Same subject . States department's position in re- Bernstorff . gard to loans to ...
... department has not yet received sufficient evidence to depart from its general position stated in telegram of Nov. 18 . Mr. Knox to Count von ... do ..... Same subject . States department's position in re- Bernstorff . gard to loans to ...
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... Department's memorandum of June 24 , 1912 . Negro uprising . Reports that the situation has im- proved to a marked degree . Zapata swamp concession . Reports that a conces- sion for the reclamation of the Ciénaga de Zapata has been ...
... Department's memorandum of June 24 , 1912 . Negro uprising . Reports that the situation has im- proved to a marked degree . Zapata swamp concession . Reports that a conces- sion for the reclamation of the Ciénaga de Zapata has been ...
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... Department's June 29 . President of Haiti willing to withdraw forces from territory to be designated by United States if not liable to occupation by Dominican forces . Same subject . States in full what was briefly re- ported by ...
... Department's June 29 . President of Haiti willing to withdraw forces from territory to be designated by United States if not liable to occupation by Dominican forces . Same subject . States in full what was briefly re- ported by ...
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... Department's No. 40 . Guayaquil & Quito Ry . Railway company can not accept Ecuador's proposal given in Mr. Bingham's Apr. 25 ; it is not in keeping with statement in his Apr. 21. Instructs to say that this Government can not permit ...
... Department's No. 40 . Guayaquil & Quito Ry . Railway company can not accept Ecuador's proposal given in Mr. Bingham's Apr. 25 ; it is not in keeping with statement in his Apr. 21. Instructs to say that this Government can not permit ...
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... Department's July 25 an 1 incloses note to Foreign Office embodying the in- structions sent . Same subject . Refers to Department's July 25 , and transmits note No. 357 from the Foreign Office re- ferring to its note of May 6 ani urging ...
... Department's July 25 an 1 incloses note to Foreign Office embodying the in- structions sent . Same subject . Refers to Department's July 25 , and transmits note No. 357 from the Foreign Office re- ferring to its note of May 6 ani urging ...
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