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Failure of efforts to secure from the interested powers a general acceptance of the arms embargo resolution proposed at the Washington Conference54

54. For previous correspondence regarding efforts by British and American Governments to secure acceptance of the arms embargo resolution, see Foreign Relations, 1923, vol. i, pp. 606 ff.

[519] The Chargé in Portugal (Carroll) to the Secretary of State

Lisbon, September 15, 1924.
[Received October 6.]

893.113/745

[520] The British Ambassador (Howard) to the Secretary of State

Washington, October 24, 1924.

893.113/755

[521] The British Ambassador (Howard) to the Secretary of State

Washington, October 29, 1924.

893.113/757

[522] The Secretary of State to the British Ambassador (Howard)

Washington, November 11, 1924.

893.113/755

[523] The Chargé in France (Whitehouse) to the Secretary of State

Paris, November 14, 1924—4 p.m.
[Received 10:15 p.m.59]

893.113/769: Telegram

[524] The Chargé in Denmark (Harriman) to the Secretary of State

Copenhagen, November 17, 1924.
[Received December 3.]

893.113/776

[525] The British Ambassador (Howard) to the Secretary of State

Washington, November 20, 1924.

893.113/772

[526] The Chargé in the Netherlands (Sussdorff) to the Secretary of State

The Hague, November 20, 1924.
[Received December 8.]

893.113/780

[527] The Chargé in Sweden (Gittings) to the Secretary of State

Stockholm, December 1, 1924.
[Received December 17.]

893.113/793

[528] The British Ambassador (Howard) to the Secretary of State

Washington, December 10, 1924.

893.113/784

[529] The Secretary of State to the British Ambassador (Howard)

Washington, December 20, 1924.

893.113/784

[530] The Secretary of State to the British Ambassador (Howard)

Washington, December 24, 1924.

893.113/787

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