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 | Departamento de Estado de los EEUU, 15-02-1918, p. 27native tongue, ana obliged to put forth a more definite effort to perfect thens e lves in the 150 of zuglish; all of which woud redound to their advantage.
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 | Departamento de Estado de los EEUU, 15-02-1918, p. 28gola.
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 | Departamento de Estado de los EEUU, 15-02-1918, p. 29grees made by some of the other members of the family of nations.
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 | Departamento de Estado de los EEUU, 15-02-1918, p. 30and for the irst year of maintenance, possibly another 126, 000, which would be reduced greatly, if not entirely wiped out by the income from tuitions etc.
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 | Departamento de Estado de los EEUU, 15-02-1918, p. 31 10 STORICAL Many centuries before the birth of Christ, a legendary ahip from the last brought Votan, the Hall Cod. to the Tabascan shores.
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 | Departamento de Estado de los EEUU, 15-02-1918, p. 3211.
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 | Departamento de Estado de los EEUU, 15-02-1918, p. 3311 e and prosti for the Spaniards.
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 | Departamento de Estado de los EEUU, 15-02-1918, p. 34congenial task of ruining Central Amerios through a system 01 cupidity, Brood and fanaticism.
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 | Departamento de Estado de los EEUU, 15-02-1918, p. 35 14 And now 90 per cent of the whole control merican populltion works 311 day and almost every day, for mere pittance of 50 conts silver, or le 38, per diem and monotonous meal of tortillas and beans twice a day. li to maintain the planters in tlak lup ol luxury!
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 | Departamento de Estado de los EEUU, 15-02-1918, p. 36 16.
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 | Departamento de Estado de los EEUU, 15-02-1918, p. 37HOTELS IN CENTRAL AMERICA.
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 | Departamento de Estado de los EEUU, 15-02-1918, p. 38 2accommodation.
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 | Departamento de Estado de los EEUU, 15-02-1918, p. 39 3unduly.
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 | Departamento de Estado de los EEUU, 15-02-1918, p. 40inclined to be fearful of them, but recent experiences have proved that the reinforced concrete construction is proof against damages from the earthquakes which have been known in the last quarter of a century, and the records of earlier times, as preserved in history and tradition, show that rec... |
 | Departamento de Estado de los EEUU, 15-02-1918, p. 41 5by the regular market, which affords edibles in fair quantity.
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 | Departamento de Estado de los EEUU, 14-12-1920, p. 1
THE UN THENA NOTE Soe 711. 12 306 for Tel. 9am 19 From Costa Rica. Dec. 14, 1920 Reporting the publication in LA PRENSA of apocryphal treaty between , Gt. Brit. and France relating to extension of American control to Central America.
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 | Departamento de Estado de los EEUU, 15-02-1921, p. 1BACHAVES TES NOTE See 813. 00 1053 for Teleqram from Costa Rica. Thurston) of Feb. 15, 1921. 14 reporting 13 sa FO informs that Guatemala second ed by Honduras had proposed sending of Cleto Gonzales Viquez to Washington on special mission in representation of Guatemala, Salvador Honduras and Cost... |
 | Departamento de Estado de los EEUU, 15-02-1921, p. 2DEPARTMENT OF STATE DIVISION OF LATIN AMERICAN AFFAIRS Honduras which we are also en leavoring to settle.
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 | Departamento de Estado de los EEUU, 15-02-1921, p. 3DEPARTMENT OF STATE DIVISION OF LATIN AMERICAN AFFAIRS 3now received by several European countries which have made concessions to Salvador.
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 | Departamento de Estado de los EEUU, 15-02-1921, p. 4DEPARTMENT OF STATE DIVISION OF LATIN AMERICAN AFFAIRS. participation in Nicaraguan affairs has imposed upon us the obligation of trying to bring about an electoral reform which will make it possible to place in office a government acceptable to the majority of the people. Our influence should al... |
 | Departamento de Estado de los EEUU, 15-02-1921, p. 5DEPARTMENT OF STATE DIVISION OF LATIN AMERICAN AFFAIRS 5the reorganization of the depreciated paper currency which is a matter of considerable importance not only to the Republic financial stability but to American commerce and investments.
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 | Departamento de Estado de los EEUU, 15-02-1921, p. 6DEPARTMENT OF STATE DIVISION OF LATIN AMERICAN AFFAIRS 6the manner in which the Government is conducted by the military authorities and particularly in the management of the financial affairs for it will probably have to take an active part in the negotiations for the flotation of the large loan ... |
 | Departamento de Estado de los EEUU, 28-02-1922, p. 1DEPARTMENT OF STATE 77113 filin DIVISION OF LATIN AMERICAN AFFAIRS MEMORANDUM February 28, 1922.
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 | Departamento de Estado de los EEUU, 24-11-1922, p. 1
ARCHIVES NOT 1714 See 813. 00 Washington, 113 for deso, 110 FRON Guatemala (Geissler) NOV. 24, 1922 17 00 1মX. IV infomains of sue stion by French Minister that it vould be best for Central America and countries havin relations with it, it United States assumed a protect rate.
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 | Departamento de Estado de los EEUU, 19-05-1923, p. 1711113 UNDER SECRETARY, JUN 1923 DEPT, OF STATE.
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 | Departamento de Estado de los EEUU, 19-05-1923, p. 2June 9, 1923.
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 | Departamento de Estado de los EEUU, 28-06-1923, p. 1w LA LEGATION OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ar ma Guatemala, June 28, 1923. No. 328 1923 DEPT OF STATES a not 814 Socirea locion the camercana 1923 pp wokTE 29 7871 Why Department Saite 11118 61 INDIX WRXAU JULI 1923 Division of Political and Econom information OLE. when Ngì. 12 FILED JUL 13 19... |
 | Departamento de Estado de los EEUU, 28-06-1923, p. 2No. 328 Guatemala, June 28, 1923. Mr. American) Minister. We who are impartial men view, with profound regret, the progress of the activity of Spain and Mexico in Central America, for the purpose of severing the concord between those countries and the United States.
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 | Departamento de Estado de los EEUU, 11-09-1924, p. 1DOCUMENT FILE NOTE 22 EllL 62 SEE 814. 00 779 FOR 719.
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 | Departamento de Estado de los EEUU, 11-09-1924, p. 2Infornation with rogard to the prosent civil war in konTurda 25 published in cuatonalan nowa apers, ap oars to have originated from sourced friendly to Coneral Herrera, and, in a few cases, editorial comment has boon suport of the now Povol tionary Chiof. In commenting 11, on a telecran said to h... |
 | Departamento de Estado de los EEUU, 11-09-1924, p. 3was oppresive to a free poople.
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 | Departamento de Estado de los EEUU, 11-09-1924, p. 4por las a San Salvador, 10 de sep sencial. Tosta, por su parte, tiembre de 1924.
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 | Departamento de Estado de los EEUU, 11-09-1924, p. 5Inclosure No. Despatch No. 719 The Chargé Affaired of the United States in Togu.
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 | Departamento de Estado de los EEUU, 11-09-1924, p. 6intermention will understand that partizan differences fall into insignificanco and worth while to sac.
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 | Departamento de Estado de los EEUU, 07-11-1924, p. 1
DEPARTMENT OF STATE DIVISION OF LATIN AMERICAN AFFAIRS November 7, 1924.
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 | Departamento de Estado de los EEUU, 07-11-1924, p. 2 revolution showed the futility of any attempt to set up a coalition government in Honduras in accordance with the Ama pala Pact.
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 | Departamento de Estado de los EEUU, 07-11-1924, p. 3 we will not recognize him. It is still possible that a way out can be found by having Carias throw his support to a candidate not disqualified by the Treaty. Should it have been possible for Carias to be recognized as President, a way out could probably have been found months ago.
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 | Departamento de Estado de los EEUU, 07-11-1924, p. 4Affairs volteface in recognizing the Chilean régime. It appears that Señor Pacheco instructed the Brazilian Ambassador in Santiago to inform the Chilean Foreign Office that although the friendship between Brazil and Chile was cherished tradition of the Brazilian Government, full recognition of th... |
 | Departamento de Estado de los EEUU, 07-11-1924, p. 55 the students greetings to the American representatives by the dean of that body, the Chilean Ambassador. meeting organized to commemorate the continental solidarity on Columbus Day would have failed in its purpose if the representative of one of the most important Latin American countries shoul... |
 | Departamento de Estado de los EEUU, 07-11-1924, p. 6 surely not a constitutional government) by preventing its being thrown out of office either by revolution or by free and fair elections.
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