Foreign Relations of the United States × 1949 ×
The Secretary of State to the Chargé in Liberia ( Wharton )
Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, 1929, Volume III
nel, the appointment of a Public Health officer may be delayed. In the meanwhile, however, it is suggested that the Liberian Government may wish to consider the advisability of availing itself of the Rockefeller Foundation’s offer to send a man from Lagos at no expense to the Lib…
The Chargé in Liberia ( Wharton ) to the Secretary of State
Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, 1929, Volume III
gé in Liberia ( Wharton ) to the Secretary of State Monrovia , September 22, 1929—10 p.m. [Received September 23—8:25 p.m.] 51. Referring to your telegram No. 22, July 18, 5 p.m., and 26, July 24. Dr. Allen Moore Walcott of Rockefeller Commission of Lagos arrived here 12th instan…
The Chargé in Liberia ( Wharton ) to the Secretary of State
Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, 1929, Volume III
4A/57: Telegram The Chargé in Liberia ( Wharton ) to the Secretary of State Monrovia , October 2, 1929—9 a.m. [Received October 3—11:30 p.m.] 53. Referring to my telegram No. 52, September 24, 12 p.m. No further cases, Dr. Walcott left yesterday for Lagos. His report to be submit…
The Minister in Switzerland ( Gibson ) to the Secretary of State
Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, 1925, Volume I
South Africa together with the territory under its mandate, and of Southern Rhodesia. This zone also includes the adjacent islands which are situated within 100 marine miles from the coast thereof and also Prince’s Island (Principe) in the Bight of Biafra, St. Thomas (Sâo Thomé),…
The Minister in Honduras ( Morales ) to the Secretary of State
Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, 1923, Volume II
28, 1 p.m. The conference of the Presidential candidates was held on the 28th instant. Doctors Bonilla, Colindres and Bueno were present the latter representing Arias. Absolutely nothing accomplished. Bonilla at the last moment refused to withdraw. Lagos family desired to name Jo…
The Minister in Honduras ( Morales ) to the Secretary of State
Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, 1923, Volume II
oceed with their campaigns until the Government names its candidate. Just before the conference took place the President informed me that he was unable to attend as it was against the wishes of the Minister of Foreign Affairs, and was sending Carlos Lagos to represent him. Whereu…
The Secretary of State to the Minister in Honduras ( Morales )
Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, 1923, Volume II
annot but prove disastrous to the citizens and interests of that country. This Government being desirous again to endeavor to avert such inevitable consequences, you will communicate to the President and the other political leaders, including Carlos Lagos, and give the widest pub…
The Minister in Honduras ( Morales ) to the Secretary of State
Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, 1923, Volume II
815.00/2624: Telegram The Minister in Honduras ( Morales ) to the Secretary of State Tegucigalpa , July 11, 1923—10 a.m. [Received 11:40 p.m.] 63. Doctor Arias informed me last evening that Carlos Lagos and Zuniga Huete called upon him yesterday afternoon and requested that he wi…
The Minister in Honduras ( Morales ) to the Secretary of State
Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, 1923, Volume II
ans. He stated that he is losing prestige with his party by permitting the Government to continually insult him. His men are clamoring for the word to start the war and he fears it beyond his power to control them much longer. He further stated that Lagos was doing his utmost to…
The Minister in Honduras ( Morales ) to the Secretary of State
Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, 1923, Volume II
815.00/2701: Telegram The Minister in Honduras ( Morales ) to the Secretary of State [Paraphrase] Tegucigalpa , October 5, 1923—2 p.m. [Received October 6—12:45 p.m.] 80. Imposition of Arias by Carlos Lagos and Ministers of Fomento, Gobernacion, and Public Instruction has become…
The Minister in Honduras ( Morales ) to the Secretary of State
Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, 1923, Volume II
cretary of State Tegucigalpa , October 8, 1923—7 p.m. [Received October 9—1:50 p.m.] 81. Referring to Legation’s telegram of October 5, 2 p.m. number 80. I had an interview with the President this morning at which time I pointed out the intrigues of Lagos and others and their pla…
The Minister in Honduras ( Morales ) to the Secetary of State
Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, 1923, Volume II
e tranquillity. He further stated that his party would not resort to violence. Arias relies on his organization to assure him the election. Bonilla is perfectly satisfied with present conditions, but he fears the intrigues of Zuniga Huete and Carlos Lagos during the elections. Ca…
The Minister in Honduras ( Morales ) to the Secretary of State
Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, 1923, Volume II
Telegram The Minister in Honduras ( Morales ) to the Secretary of State [Paraphrase] Tegucigalpa , December 1, 1923—10 a.m. [Received 8:50 p.m.] 96. According to rumors coming from sources which I consider to be reliable a coup d’état led by Carlos Lagos and Zuniga Huete is about…
The British Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs ( Curzon ) to the American Ambassador ( Harvey )
Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, 1922, Volume II
at to allow free access to those parts to Christian missionaries would be fatal to the requirements of good government, even if not to those of public order. For instance, in the north of the Cameroons, as in the neighbouring British Protectorate of Nigeria, the native States are…
The Minister in Honduras ( Morales ) to the Secretary of State
Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, 1922, Volume II
g to Tegucigalpa was for the purpose of securing information from the Legation concerning the activities of the Honduran political refugees on the border. I presented Lieut. Col. Tracy to President Rafael López Gutiérrez, the Minister of War, Carlos Lagos, and the other members o…
The British Ambassador ( Geddes ) to the Secretary of State
Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, 1921, Volume II
cts or British controlled companies. Exception has, however, been made in the case of a particular American Company which has been permitted to lease certain Crown lands in that Colony. Similar regulations apply [in British Guiana, British Honduras, Nigeria, Kenya Colony and Brun…
The Minister in Salvador ( Schuyler ) to the Secretary of State
Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, 1921, Volume II
ce between Central American countries. He has given me copies of correspondence with the Presidents of Nicaragua and Honduras and offers to have photographs made for the Department of intercepted documents showing complicity of López, President, and Lagos, Minister of War, of Hon…
The Chargé in Nicaragua ( Goold ) to the Secretary of State
Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, 1921, Volume II
ho have posts in the Government of Honduras and Nicaraguan and Honduranean liberal leaders in general are said to be back of the movement, and the most powerful individual in Honduras working for the overthrow of this government is said to be Carlos Lagos, Minister of War, whom P…
The Salvadoran Minister ( Sol M. ) to the Secretary of State
Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, 1920, Volume III
y way to be an ultimatum. Twelfth . The Government of Salvador is in possession of affidavits which prove that Captain Major Antonio B. Lima, a Salvadoran political refugee, under an order of the ninth of March of this year, authorized by Dr. Carlos Lagos, Minister of War of Hond…
The Honduran Minister ( López Gutierrez ) to the Secretary of State
Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, 1920, Volume III
following telegram among my papers: “Tegucigalpa, May 12, 1920. The Minister of Honduras, Legation of Honduras, Washington. Mondragón (Minister of Honduras in Salvador) says: ‘President Meléndez awaits until four p.m. today dismissal Minister of War Lagos, whom the Government of…
Search tips: words must all match · "exact phrase" · budget* for word beginnings · -word to exclude · OR between alternatives.