Multilateral treaties, general-Continued

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Amelioration of condition of wounded (second Geneva convention),
1906______.

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Geneva convention of 1906, final protocol_.

2:2196

Protocol concerning differences as to interpretation of con-
vention____

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Geneva convention of 1864, adoption of additional articles as

Central American peace conference, treaties concluded at. Wash-

Establishment of a Central American court of justice, 1907..

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2:2000

China, final protocol entered into at conclusion of Boxer troubles in
1900, 1901__

New agreement concerning Whang Pu conservancy, 1905.
Claims, pecuniary, Central and South American states, 1902.
Copyright, literary and artistic, Central and South American states,
1902.

Documents, official, scientific, and literary publications, 1886-
Documents, official, exchange of, 1886_--

Customs tariff, for publication of

Drugs, unification of pharmacopoeial formula for, 1906–
Hague conventions, first-

Settlement of disputes, 1899_.

Reservation__.

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Annex containing rules-----

Hague, second-

Senate resolution of ratification____

Maritime warfare and Geneva convention, 1899_

Declaration as to launching of projectiles and explosives, 1899_ 2:2002
Laws and customs of war on land, 1899_.

Pacific settlement of international disputes, 1907-

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2:2048

2.997

Senate resolution of ratification__--

Limitation of force for recovery of contract debts, 1907-

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Laying of automatic submarine contact mines, 1907-
Bombardment by naval forces in time of war, 1907--
Adaption to naval war of the principles of the Geneva con-
vention, 1907____.

Rights and duties of neutral powers and persons in war on
land, 1907__.

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Senate resolution of ratification____-

Rights and duties of neutral powers in naval war, 1907-

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2:2312

sives from balloons, 1907.

Annex containing by-laws__.

Hospital ships, exemptions of, 1904.

Declaration prohibiting the discharge of projectiles and explo

Final act-----

Annex to, concerning judicial arbitration court....
Signatures and reservations_

Health, international office of, arrangement for establishment of 2:24

Industrial property, 1883-----

Supplementary convention, 1891----

Senate resolution of ratification--
Additional act, 1900_.

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Sanitary convention (Central and South American states), 1905 2: 2144
Paris, 1903-..

Annexes in French..

Proces verbal of ratification_-_-.

Slave trade, African, general act for repression of, 1890.
Resolution of Senate--.

Deposit of ratifications_.

Submarine cables, 1884---

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2: 1964

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2:1991

2:1949

Abolition of foreign settlements in Chosen. Seoul. Apr. 21, 1913 3:3086
Aerial navigation, regulation of. Paris. Oct. 13, 1919. (See also

International air transportation) –
Assistance and salvage at sea. Brussels. Sept. 23, 1910_

Protocol, extension to colonies. Sept. 23, 1910-

Bills of lading for carriage of goods by sea, unifications of certain
rules relating to; concluded at Brussels, Aug. 25, 1924; signed by
United States on June 23, 1925.

Commission to consider amendments of the laws of war. Washing-
ton. Feb. 4, 1922----

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3:2943

3:2952

4:4935

3:3139

Limiting commission's jurisdiction. Washington. Feb. 4, 1922 3:3140
Copyright convention, "Protection of Literary and Artistic Works."
International Convention of Copyright Union as revised. Rome.
June 2, 1928. (Reported by the committee to the Senate Nov. 26,
1937, and awaiting action of Senate at time of going to press) 4:5622
Double nationality, Protocol concerning; military obligation in cer-
tain cases. The Hague. Apr. 12, 1930____

Financial consortium in China. Peking. Jan. 18, 1921.
Agreement between national banking groups. New York.
Oct. 15, 1920..

"Four Power Pact" with Great Britain, France, and Japan, relating
to their insular possessions and dominions in the Pacific Ocean.
Washington. Dec. 13, 1921_-_.
"Four Power Pact" supplementing "Four Power Pact" of Dec. 13,
1921, with same countries. Washington. Feb. 6, 1922___.
General act of Berlin (of Feb. 26, 1885) and general act and dec-
laration of Brussels (of July 2, 1890), known also as "The Congo
Treaty"; convention revising. Saint-Germain-en-Laye. Sept. 10,
1919_

Import and export prohibitions and restrictions, adoption of.
Geneva. Nov. 8, 1927. Signed by United States, Jan. 30, 1928;
supplementary agreement signed at Geneva, July 11, 1928, and
by United States, July 31, 1928---

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Industrial property, protection of. The Hague. Nov. 6, 1925.
Revising convention of Mar. 20, 1883, and subsequent conventions 4:4945
Industrial property, London, June 2, 1934. Revising convention of
Mar. 20, 1883, and subsequent conventions--
Institute of agriculture. Rome. Apr. 21, 1926. Revising conven-
tion signed at Rome, June 7, 1905.
International air transportation. Warsaw.
International Labor Organization, providing membership in. Effec-
tive Aug. 20, 1934 (taken from Pt. XIII of treaty of Versailles of
June 28, 1919)--

Limitation of naval armament known as the "Washington Naval
Treaty." Washington. Feb. 6, 1922.

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Limitation of naval armament, "London Naval Treaty of 1930."
London. Apr. 22, 1930..

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Limitation of naval armament, "Second London Naval Treaty.'
London. Mar. 25, 1936___

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Load lines convention and final protocol. London. July 5, 1930__-

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Load lines convention; amendment recommended by the President
on Apr. 15, 1937, and ratified by the Senate on June 7, 1937---- 4:3348
Most-favored-nation clause, nonapplication of, in certain multi-
lateral economic conventions. Signed by the United States Sept.
20, 1934

4:5546

Narcotics; Suppression of abuse; opium and other drugs. The
Hague. Jan. 23, 1912____

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Narcotic drugs. Geneva. July 13, 1931_.

4:5001

Prisoners of war.

Obscene publications. Paris. May 4, 1910....

Preservation and protection of fur seals. Washington. July 7,
1911.

"Nine Power Pact"; regarding revision of Chinese customs tariff.
Washington. Feb. 6, 1922.

"Nine Power Pact"; regarding principles and policies to be fol-
lowed in China. Washington. Feb. 6, 1922.

Protection of industrial property. Washington. June 2, 1911.
Final protocol. June 2, 1911--

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3:2983

Protection of lives of neutrals and noncombatants at sea in time of
war; prevention of use of noxious gases and chemicals. Wash-
ington. Feb. 6, 1922.

3:3116

Radiotelegraph Convention and Regulations. Washington. Nov.
25, 1927.

4:5000

Radiotelegraph. London. July 5, 1912.
Final protocol. July 5, 1912__

3:34

3:316

Service regulations affixed. London. July, 1912-
Renunciation of war, "Kellogg-Briand Peace Pact." Paris. Aug.
27, 1928.

3:3061

4:513

Restraint of arms and ammunition trade in China. Peking. May
5, 1919_

3:3821

Safety of life at sea, with regulations. London. May 31, 1929..
Safety of life at sea; amendment to regulation XIX of annex I,
of convention of May 31, 1929. Proposed by Great Britain on
Dec. 31, 1930_

Sanitary aerial navigation, concluded at The Hague. Apr. 12,
1933. Signed by United States, Apr. 6, 1934.

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3:29

Sanitary convention. Paris. June 21, 1926. Revising convention
of Jan. 17, 1912___.

4:49

Silver, memorandum of agreement regarding price of, July 22, 24,
26, 1933. (For subsequent instruments on this subject see
4:5658-5661)

4:5500

Wireless telegraph. Berlin. Nov. 3, 1906.

Supplemental article. Jan. 19, 1916.

Whangpu conservancy. Peking. Apr. 9, 1912

Supplementary agreement. Nov. 3, 1906.
Final protocol. Nov. 3, 1906_-

Service regulations annexed. Nov. 3, 1906-

Whaling, regulation of. Geneva. Sept. 24, 1931. Signed by
United States Mar. 31, 1932_.

Whaling; international agreement for the regulation of. London.
June 8, 1937-----

Weights and measures. Sevres. Oct. 6, 1921. Convention revising
convention of May 20, 1875--

Telecommunication convention, general radio regulations and final
radio protocol. Madrid. Dec. 9, 1932_.

Trade in arms and ammunition, etc., supervision of. Geneva.
June 17, 1925.

Liquor traffic in Africa. St. Germain-en-Laye. Sept. 10, 1919.
Trade in arms and ammunitions, signed St. Germain-en-Laye and
Paris, Sept. 10, 1919_.

Slave trade and slavery, to suppress. Geneva. Sept. 25, 1926 4:
Spitsbergen; sovereignty of Norway. Paris. Feb. 9, 1920-~-
Sugar; agreement regarding the regulation, production, and mar-
keting of. London. May 6, 1937_---

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"World Court." Permanent Court of International Justice. Pro-
tocol of Dec. 16, 1920, two protocols of Sept. 14, 1929, yea and nay
votes on first and second considerations and other data‒‒‒‒‒
Wounded and sick, "Red Cross Convention"; amelioration of con-
dition of the wounded and sick of armies in the field. Geneva.
July 27, 1929.

Muscat (see Zanzibar)

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Narcotic drugs. Geneva. July 13, 1931. General multilateral__
Narcotics; suppression of abuse; opium and other drugs. The Hague.
Jan. 23, 1912. General multilateral_-_.

4:5351

3:3025

Nassau; convention concerning: Convention abolishing Droit d'Aubaine
emigration taxes, 1846___.

2:1231

Nationality of women.

Montevideo. Dec. 26, 1933. With American

republics---

4:4813

Naturalized citizens; status of. Rio de Janeiro, Aug. 13, 1906. With
American republics---.

3:2882

Naval forces on Great Lakes; agreement with Great Britain concern-
ing

1:628

Netherlands, treaties with. [Volumes I and II, 1789–1909]:

Arbitration; extension of 1908 convention. Washington. May 9,

1914-

3:2734

Arbitration; extension of 1908 convention. Washington. Mar. 8,
1919

3:2736

Arbitration; extending duration of convention of May 2, 1908.
Washington. Feb. 13, 1924.

4:4507

Arbitration; further extending duration of convention of May 2,
1908. Washington. Feb. 27, 1929-

4:4517

Arbitration; new treaty enlarging scope and obligations of conven-
tion of May 2, 1908. Washington. Jan. 13, 1930-‒‒‒‒‒
General peace with interpretative declaration; advancement of.
Washington. Dec. 18, 1913, and Feb. 13, 1928..
General peace; exchanges of notes extending time for appointment
of Commission provided in treaties of Dec. 18, 1913. Signed
Sept. 8, 1928_

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4:4504

Oil interests in Mexico, protection of. Washington. June 2, 1914
Palmas, island of; arbitration respecting sovereignty. Washing-
ton. Jan. 23, 1925---

Smuggling intoxicating liquors, prevention of. Washington. Aug.
21, 1924----

4:4516

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4:4509

Newfoundland fisheries, agreements by exchange of notes concerning,

Special agreement submitting dispute to arbitration, 1909-
Senate resolution of ratification--

1:835

1:843.

Nicaragua, treaties with. [Volumes I and II, 1789-1909]:

Protocol for arbitration of Orr & Laubenheimer and Post Glover
Electric Company claims, 1900-

2:1290

Award-

2:122

Protocol for the construction of an interoceanic canal, 1900------- 2:129)
[Volumes III and IV, 1909-1937]:

Customs matters, most-favored-nation treatment of. Managua.
June 11-July 11, 1924.

4:4520

Naturalization. Managua. Dec. 7, 1908-

3:2735

Extension of ratification period. Managua. June 17, 1911 3:2739
Nicaraguan Canal route. Washington. Aug. 5, 1914.-
Proclamation; advice and consent of Senate.
June 24, 1916____.

3:2740

Washington.

3:27

4:48

4:4872

"Nine Power Pact"; regarding revision of Chinese customs tariff.
Washington. Feb. 6, 1922. General multilateral_.
"Nine Power Pact"; regarding principles and policies to be followed
in China. Washington. Feb. 6, 1922. General multilateral__---
Non-intervention, additional protocol to convention of Dec. 26, 1933.
With American republics. Signed Buenos Aires, Dec. 23, 1936_.. 4:4821
North German Union, treaties with. [Volumes I and II, 1789-1909]:
Naturalization. 1868.

Extradition provision.

Norway, treaties with. [Volumes I and II, 1789-1909]:

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2:1299

2:1306

2:1306

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Amendatory, 1904.

2:1304

[Volumes III and IV, 1909-1937]:

Advancement of peace. Washington. June 24, 1914..

3:2745

Commission appointments; extension of time. Jan. 7-12, 1915. 3:2747
Arbitration; extension of 1908 convention. Washington. June 16,
1913__.

3:274

Arbitration; extension of 1908 convention. Washington. Mar. 30,
1918

3:2748

Arbitration; requisitioned shipping. Washington. June 30, 1921. 3:2749
Arbitration; extending convention of Apr. 4, 1908. Washington.
Nov. 26. 1923___.

4:4523

Spitzbergen. (See Multilateral treaties, general.)

Smuggling intoxicating liquors, prevention of. Washington. May
24, 1924.---

Military service or acts of allegiance of persons having dual nation-
ality, treaty exempting. Oslo. Nov. 1, 1930___

Arbitration; new treaty, enlarging scope and obligations of conven-
tion of Apr. 4, 1908. Washington. Feb. 20, 1929.
Friendship, Commerce and Consular Rights. Washington. June 5,
1928, and Feb. 25, 1929.

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4:4542

4:4525

Extradition treaty, 1896__

Obscene publications. Paris. May 4, 1910. General multilateral. 3:2913
Orange Free State, treaties with.

[Volumes I and II, 1789-1909]:

Friendship, commerce, and extradition, 1871.

2:1313

2:1310

Ottoman Empire (see under Turkey, 4:5695).

Panama, treaties with. [Volumes I and II, 1789-1909]:
Convention for the construction of a ship canal, 1903.
Extradition. 1904__.

2:1349

Colombia, treaty with, 1846, concerning New Granada.-

2:13

Boundary. Panama. Sept. 2, 1914_.

Alcoholic liquors; transit through Canal Zone territory. Panama
Mar. 14, 1932_.

[Volumes III and IV, 1909-1937]:

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Claims. Washington. July 28, 1926_

3:2770

Damages caused by riot at Panama City, determination of.
Panama. Nov. 27, 1915_____

Claims; modifying claims convention of July 28, 1926. Panama.
Dec. 17, 1932_

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4:4552

Declaration of values on exports. Washington. Apr. 17, 1913---- 3:2767

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