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Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, 1920, Volume I
The Tacna–Arica question

Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, 1920, Volume I

The Tacna–Arica question

(See pages 324 ff.)

Message of the President of the United States to Congress, December 7, 1920
List of Papers
General:
Belgium:
- Termination as of July 1, 1917, of the treaty of January 24, 1891, between the United States and the Independent State of the Congo
Bolivia:
- Political affairs
  - Coup d’état by the Republican Party, July 12, 1920—Attitude of the United States; understandings with Argentina and Brazil regarding recognition—Victory of the Republican Party in the elections of November 14—Decision of the United States Government for eventual recognition (Documents 371–401)
- The Tacna–Arica question
Canada:
- Fisheries
- St. Lawrence Waterway
  - Consideration of the question of further improving the St. Lawrence River between Montreal and Lake Ontario—Reference to the International Joint Commission (Documents 420–425)
Chile:
- The Tacna–Arica question
China:
Colombia:
- Treaty of April 6, 1914, with the United States
  - Concern of the Colombian Government over delay in ratification by the United States (Documents 868–871)
- Cable concession
  - Dispute between the All America Cables Company and the Colombian Government (Document 872)
Costa Rica:
- Recognition of the Government of Costa Rica by the United States (Documents 873–876)
- Concessions
  - Cancelation of the Tinoco concessions by the Costa Rican Congress—Formal protest by Great Britain on behalf of the Amory concession (Documents 877–885)
  - Efforts by the Costa Rican Congress to cancel the Pinto–Greulich concession—Apparent conflict between the terms of the concession and the rights of other American enterprises (Documents 886–895)
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