The Crisis. Shipments of Cotton. Shipments of Illuminating Oil. Shipments of Naval Stores. Shipments of Tobacco. Embargoes by Germany. Embargoes by the Allied States. Censorship of the Cables by Belligerent Governments.
The Sale and Transportation of Contraband Goods. Loans to Belligerent Governments. Maintenance of Neutrality in the Panama Canal Zone. Control over Wireless Telegraphy. Observance of Neutrality by Other American States. Observance of Neutrality by Liberia. Protection of American Interests and Institutions in Turkey. Negotiations Relating to the Work of Belgian Relief. Negotiations Relating to the Work of the Red Cross.
Menu Menu. Copy of treaties sent to Greece. Seventeen peace treaties already signed providing for investigation of all disputes prior to war. Form of British and French treaties agreed upon to be signed after submission to self-governing colonies for ratification.
Germany urged to ratify on same day. Inquiry as to when Great Britain will sign peace treaty. Others awaiting action of Great Britain and France. Promises definite answer soon as to signing of peace treaty. War causing delay. To the Ambassador in Germany telegram. Eighteen peace treaties ratified; four more to be ratified soon. Again urging Germany to sign before Congress adjourns. British Ambassador authorized to sign peace treaty.
French treaty ready, United States Government having accepted all changes suggested by France. Spanish Ambassador instructed to sign. Twenty-two treaties already signed.
