United States Policy on Central America China and Far East Trade
President outlines American aims in Central America and China, praising peace, opposing Zelaya's regime, and supporting the International Bureau of American Republics. Emphasizes expanding Pan American commerce, rail and loan projects, opium control, and equality of opportunity in Asia, plus reform of treaties with Japan and China. Calls for strengthened diplomatic service and consolidated foreign trade efforts.
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Great Bank
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Great Republic
The Burdens of High Prices and International Affairs
The document discusses rising prices driven by monetary factors and population growth, noting impacts on different income groups, and outlines U S positions on international trade disputes, treaties, arbitration, and Pan American diplomacy with emphasis on relations with Britain Canada and Latin American states. It highlights maritime law, prize courts, fisheries, and efforts to expand U S influence in the Near East Africa and the Americas.
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Near East
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Nedherlands
London
Pacific
Bolivia
Peru
Housia
Buenos Aires
Alga Nota
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Foreign Service
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Tariff, judiciary reforms, postal banks and campaign finance
Excerpt discusses tariff rates, proposed changes to judicial procedure to cut costs and speed cases, antitrust and interstate commerce issues, and a plan to raise postage for magazines. It urges postal savings banks, campaign finance reporting, and cautions on cutting federal estimates while noting pension needs and salary standards.
Panamanian Policing and Central American Diplomatic Moves
The report notes further that American officers and sailors faced brutal treatment and one death at the hands of Panamanian police this year. It highlights Panama's government efforts to prevent future incidents, Cuban progress under U S interest, Dominican customs under the fiscal agency, and arbitration settlements involving Nicaragua Chile and the United States, with emphasis on safeguarding cordial U S relations and canal zone interests amid Central American tensions.
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Japan
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Wnte
Teasury Department
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Congo
Belgium
Brussel
Africa
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Monrovia
United Staes
Iberia
Liberia
Isla
Republic
Serra F Leone
Republic of Athera
Tiberia
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Pebinary
Spitzbergen Islands
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Denmark
France
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Russia
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Cuba
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Chile
Adwara
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Oeen
Zelaya
Canal Zone
Caribbean Sea
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