Boundaries of Alaska Territory Set by Mixed Tribunal Award
The United States and Great Britain reach a joint boundary decision after a six-member tribunal awards a continuous mainland strip to the U S, defines lines from Portland Canal to Mount St Elias, and excludes the Porcupine mining region from British jurisdiction. The ruling emphasizes arbitration and urges congressional funding for a boundary commission and further talks.
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Commonwealth
Alaska
United States
Great Britain
Great Frutain
Russia
United Alaskan
Portland Canal
Mount St. Elias
Henvy
Stikine
Lynn Canal
White
Chilkoot
Klukwan
Kiehini River
High Commission
Elihu Root
Henry Cabot Lodge
George Turner
Lord Alverstone
England
Louis Amable Jette
Tongass Inlet
Wales and
Pearse Islands
Stikine River
Congress
Germany
Italy
Venezuela
Caracas
Washington
France
Spain
Belgium
Netherlands
Sweden
Norway
Mexico
Permanent Court
the Hague
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Hague Tribunal
Austria
High Court of International Justice
Hague
S McKinley
Supreme Court
Peckham, J
Interparliamentary Union For International Arbitration
Vienna
Interparliamentary of Civilized Union For Inter- Countries
St. Louis
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Turkey
China
Shanghai
Manchuria
Mukden
Antung
Yalu
Korea
Louisiana Purchase
Lewis and Clark
Pacific
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Secretary of Commerce and Labor
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