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Alcoholism - Various correspondence with individuals and associations.
Alcoholism - Various correspondence with individuals and associations.
Allied Coal Terms - The Times - Text of the Allied Note to the German Government on the Subject of Coal Deliveries.
Allied Coal Terms - The Times - Text of the Allied Note to the German Government on the Subject of Coal Deliveries.
"Am 9. Juni hat ...", in "Schweizer Frauenheim", Zurich
"Am 9. Juni hat ...", in "Schweizer Frauenheim", Zurich
America and Interpretation of the League of Nations Covenant - Captain Gilchrist, Paris - Transmits an article by Professor Albert Hart in the Congressional Record of October 28 on the British voting power in the League [United States of America].
America and Interpretation of the League of Nations Covenant - Captain Gilchrist, Paris - Transmits an article by Professor Albert Hart in the Congressional Record of October 28 on the British voting power in the League [United States of America].
America and Interpretation of the League of Nations Covenant - Mr. Theodore Marburg - Article in New York Times of Nov. 30 on the six to one vote question [United States of America].
America and Interpretation of the League of Nations Covenant - Mr. Theodore Marburg - Article in New York Times of Nov. 30 on the six to one vote question [United States of America].
America and the League of Nations - Mr. Sweetser - Memorandum on President Harding's declarations regarding the acceptance of the Peace Treaty without the Covenant of the League and creation of an Association of Nations. Suggests the policy with which to meet these declarations - Passages from President Harding's message as contained in the New York Herald on April 14th are attached.
America and the League of Nations - Mr. Sweetser - Memorandum on President Harding's declarations regarding the acceptance of the Peace Treaty without the Covenant of the League and creation of an Association of Nations. Suggests the policy with which to meet these declarations - Passages from President Harding's message as contained in the New York Herald on April 14th are attached.
America and the League of Nations - Professor A. Holcombe, Harward University - Gives a detailed Opinion on the Attitude of America towards the League of Nations.
America and the League of Nations - Professor A. Holcombe, Harward University - Gives a detailed Opinion on the Attitude of America towards the League of Nations.
America and the League of Nations - Secretary General - Record of interviews with the American Consul, instructed to inform the Secretary General unofficially, that his notes of November 18th and May 22nd had been received, but that as the United States government has no relations with the League of Nations, no reply will be sent to them.
America and the League of Nations - Secretary General - Record of interviews with the American Consul, instructed to inform the Secretary General unofficially, that his notes of November 18th and May 22nd had been received, but that as the United States government has no relations with the League of Nations, no reply will be sent to them.
America and the League of Nations - "The Commoner" Lincoln [Nebraska], U.S.A. (communicated by Dr. Hudson) - Publishes the preliminary draft of a scheme for an Association of Nations drawn up by Dr. James Brown Scott, and offered in the name of the American Peace Society.
America and the League of Nations - "The Commoner" Lincoln [Nebraska], U.S.A. (communicated by Dr. Hudson) - Publishes the preliminary draft of a scheme for an Association of Nations drawn up by Dr. James Brown Scott, and offered in the name of the American Peace Society.
America and the League of Nations - The Times, London - Article by "The Times" correspondent in Washington on the United States disarmament "feelers" and President Harding's hoped for Association of Nations.
America and the League of Nations - The Times, London - Article by "The Times" correspondent in Washington on the United States disarmament "feelers" and President Harding's hoped for Association of Nations.