etc.

Airship constructed in Germany for
United States. See Germany: Dir-
igible.
Alien land laws of California and Wash-
ington. See Great Britain: British
Indians; and under Japan.
Amundsen, Roald, 518-520
Anglo-Persian Oil Co., interest in oil

concessions in Northern Persia,
539-541, 542-543, 544-545, 549-550
Arbitration (see also Haiti; Nether-
lands: Agreement with United
States; Reparations: Tank ships;
and under Sweden), British sugges-
tion in connection with U. S. claims
to right of participation in repara-
tion payments, 125, 132

Arms and munitions of war. See under
Honduras; Mexico; Turkey.
Arms Traffic Convention of 1919, 740,

741, 742

Army costs agreement. See under Rep-
arations.

Austria, U. S. instructions to Minister

for guidance in relations with So-
viet Minister in Austria, 675, 676n
Ayacucho, Battle of. See Peru: Cen-
tennial celebration.

Baldwin Locomotive Co., 619, 619-620,
623, 626, 627, 628, 641, 643, 644,
649

Bank of the Parisian Union. See Haiti.
Belgium (see also Germany: Dirigible;

Morocco; Reparations; Rumania;
Extraterritorial rights and Taxa-
tion of foreigners under Persia),
war debt to Allies, 66-67; to United
States, 25, 36, 66-67, 71, 87, 110-
111, 113, 134

Bermuda. See Germany: Dirigible.
Blair & Co., loan negotiations with Per-
sia, 545, 546

Brooks, Russell M., U. S. vice consul

at Newcastle-on-Tyne. See Great
Britain: U. S. consular officers.
Bulgaria Recognition of Greek Govern-
ment, 268; reparation payments,
U. S. claim to right of participation,
152-156

ations with Great Britain for treaty
to ensure rights, 193–196
Canada. See Germany: Dirigible.
Capitulations (see also Extraterritorial
rights and Taxation under Persia),
U. S. efforts to maintain rights in
Palestine, 197-203

Central American Republics. See Gua-
temala; Honduras; Nicaragua.
Chase National Bank, 620n, 626, 627n,
628, 640

China. See Japan: South Manchuria
Railway Zone.
Claims agreement,
U. S.-Germany

(1922), 1, 2, 87, 105-106
Claims Commission, Mixed, U. S.-Ger-
many. See Reparations: U. S.
claims: Damages.

Commercial treaties and agreements:
British-Japanese negotiations, U. S.
and British opposition to Japa-
nese proposal for assimilation of
South Manchuria Railway Zone
with Japanese territory for tar-
iff purposes, 414-417

U. S.-Germany (Dec. 8, 1923), letter
from Secretary of State to Sen-
ator Lodge urging ratification,
183-192

U. S.-Germany-Great Britain, 1899,
alleged violation by New Zealand,
241, 242, 243–244, 245, 245-246
U. S.-Greece. See Greece: Exchange
of notes.

U. S.-Guatemala, exchange of notes
according mutual unconditional
most-favored-nation treatment in
customs matters, 290-292
U. S.-Japan: 1894, cited, 399, 405;
1911, provisions, discussion in
connection with immigration
question, 335-336, 385-388, 399-
400, 405-407, 410

U. S.-Netherlands, proposed. See
Netherlands: Treaty.

U. S.-Nicaragua. See Nicaragua: Ex-
change of notes.

U. S.-Spain. See Commercial modus
vivendi and Treaty of friendship
and commerce under Spain.
Commissions, committees, etc.:
Experts' committees.

Reparations.

See under

Hellenic International Financial Com-
mission, 283, 285

United States. See under Germany.

Reparations.
Sanitary Commission for Turkey, ap-
pointment of an American to
participate in consultative capac
ity, 743-745

Communist propaganda in United States
directed from Russia, 683
Concessions, contracts, etc. See Iraq;

Union of Soviet Socialist Republics:
Sinclair Exploration Co.; Oil con-
cessions and Railway and motor-
road construction under Persia.
Conferences, international:

Allied Finance Ministers' Conference.
See Reparations: Finance Minis-
ters' Conference.

Amapala, Conference at. See under
Honduras: Efforts of United

States and Central American Re-
publics to bring about peace.
London Reparation Conference. See
under Reparations.

Consular rights, U. S. negotiations with
Great Britain relative to mandated
territories, 204-205, 208, 209
Conventions. See Treaties, conventions,
etc.

Coolidge, Calvin (see also Japan: Immi-
gration):

Approval of Secretary of State's

recommendation for U. S. recog
nition of Greek Government, 265
Approval of U. S. negotiation of cus-

toms arrangement with Nicara-
gua, 513
Invitation to Peruvian centennial
celebration of Battle of Ayacucho,
and acknowledgment, 592-593
Proclamations respecting exportation
of arms and munitions of war to
Honduras, 322-323, 324; to Mex-
ico, 428-429

Speech at meeting of Associated Press.
excerpts concerning Dawes Plan
for reparation payments, 13-15
Costa Rica. See Honduras.
Czechoslovakia, attitude regarding
Rumanian legislation affecting for-
eign creditors, 653-654, 655

Dawes Plan. See Reparations: Experts'
Plan.

Denmark, consent to subordination of
relief-bond priority to Hungarian
reconstruction loan, 331
Deutsch-Amerikanische Petroleum
Gesellschaft, tank ships. See Repa-
rations: Tank ships.

East Africa, U. S. negotiations with
Great Britain for treaty to ensure
rights, 193-196

Egypt, Swiss interests in, U. S. consular
protection, 705-708

Equitable Trust Co., 620n, 626, 627n, 628,
640
Extradition:

Treaty between United States and-
Lithuania, text signed Apr. 9, 422–
427

Rumania. See under Rumania.
Turkey. See Turkey: Treaties with
United States.

U. S. negotiations with Great Britain
relative to mandated territory,
204, 205
Extraterritoriality (see also Extrater-
ritorial rights and Taxation of for-
eigners under Persia), possibility of
suspension of U. S. extraterritorial
rights in Tangier Zone, 461-472

Finland, U. S. instructions to Chargé
for guidance in relations with So-
viet Minister in Finland, 675–677
France (see also Germany: Dirigible;
Greece: Refugee loan; Haiti; Mo-
rocco; Persia; Reparations; Ru-
mania): Hungarian reconstruction
loan, French consent to subordina-
tion of relief-bond priority to, 330,
331; loan in United States, pro-
posed. U. S. attitude, 72-73; recog-
nition of Greek Government, atti-
tude regarding, 268; Sanitary Com-
mission for Turkey, correspondence
with United States regarding U. S.
appointment of representative,
743n, 744n, 745n; Turkish Petro-
leum Co., Ltd., French interests, 229

Germany (see also Reparations):
Dirigible, ZR-3, constructed for

United States, delivery to United
States:
Permissions for flight over territo-
ries of other countries, corre
spondence relating to
Belgium, 170n, 171, 176, 178
Bermuda, 174, 178, 179
Canada, 180, 182

France, 170m, 170-171, 175, 178,
179-180, 180-181, 182
Germany, 176-177, 181-182
Great Britain and Northern Ire-
land, 170, 173, 174, 177, 178,
179, 182

Irish Free State, 174, 178, 179
Netherlands, 170n, 172, 176
Newfoundland, 180, 182

Gilbert, S. Parker, appointment as
Agent General for reparation pay-
ments under Dawes Plan, 138, 139
Great Britain (see also Germany: Di-

rigible; Greece: Refugee loan;
Iraq; Irish Free State; Mandates;
Morocco; New Zealand; Persia;
Reparations; Rumania):
British Indians, ineligibility to citi-

zenship in United States by rul-
ing of U. S. Supreme Court:
Representations by Great Britain

for postponement of effective
date of Court's decision, 252-
256, 258-260; U. S. position,
257-258, 260-261

Status with respect to-
Naturalization, 256-258, 261
Property rights, 252-253, 255,
258-260, 261

Student classification, 253-254,

255

Hindus. See British Indians, supra.
Hungary, reconstruction loan: Brit-

ish consent to subordination of
relief-bond priority to, 331; Hun-
garian negotiations with British
interests, 330

Japanese proposal to assimilate South

Manchuria Railway Zone with
Japanese territory for tariff pur-
poses, British and U. S. opposi-
tion, 414-417

Mexico, expulsion of British Chargé.
See Mexico: British Chargé.
Oil exploitation in Iraq. See Iraq:
Turkish Petroleum Co., Ltd.
Recognition of Greek Government,
268

Turkey: Arms exports to Turkey,
British policy, 739-741, 742-743;
Sanitary Commission for Turkey.
British correspondence with
United States regarding U. S.
appointment of representative,
743-745

Exchange of notes with United
States according mutual uncondi-
tional most-favored-nation treat-
ment in customs matters: Nego-
tiations, 273-279; text, 279-281;
U. S. consideration of notes as in
lieu of suggested temporary con-
vention, 281, 282: U. S. formal
confirmation, 281-282
Political situation: Cabinet changes,

267, 268, 269, 269-270; conflict
between republican and royalist
factions, 267, 267-268, 269-270;
establishment of republican form
of government, 270-271, 272
Recognition of Government by-
United States:

Appointment of Minister, 268-
269, 270

Letters of credence of U. S. and
Greek Chargés d'Affaires,
265-266

Maintenance of diplomatic rela-
tions upon establishment of
new regime, 272-273
Recommendation of U. S. Secre-

tary of State, 262-265; ap-
proval of President Coolidge,
265

Other governments, 268, 272
Refugee loan:

Financial

Hellenic International
Commission, 283, 285
Loan agreement of 1918, release of
veto power by United States,
France, and Great Britain to
promote conclusion of refugee
loan, 282-285
Protocol of Geneva of Sept. 29,
1923, proposed modifications
concerning Greek guarantees
and amount of loan, 283, 285-
286; U. S. attitude, 287

U. S. bankers, participation, 288-
289

U. S. consent to pledge of further
securities by Greece for loan:
Inquiries as to U. S. views by
France and Greece, 282-283,
285-286; U. S. replies, 284-285,
286-287

Treaty of commerce with United
States, proposed, exchange of
notes pending conclusion of. See
Exchange of notes, supra.