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  4. Disposition of the United States to support the claims of Brazil, Cuba, and Uruguay to German ships if made under the Wilson-Lloyd George Agreement, May 1919—Claim of the United States to title to German ships taken in its own harbors—Purchase from Peru of a former German ship by the United States Shipping Board

Disposition of the United States to support the claims of Brazil, Cuba, and Uruguay to German ships if made under the Wilson-Lloyd George Agreement, May 1919—Claim of the United States to title to German ships taken in its own harbors—Purchase from Peru of a former German ship by the United States Shipping Board

[453] The Acting Secretary of State to the Chargé in Cuba (White)

Washington, July 9, 1920—4 p.m.

862.85/1174: Telegram

[454] The Chargé in Cuba (White) to the Secretary of State

Habana, July 13, 1920.
[Received July 19.]

862.85/1188

[455] The Secretary of State to the Ambassador in France (Wallace)

Washington, August 27, 1920—3 p.m.

862.85/1226: Telegram

[456] The Ambassador in France (Wallace) to the Secretary of State

Paris, September 21, 1920—6 p.m.
[Received 7:12 p.m.]

862.85/1234: Telegram

[457] The Secretary of State to the Ambassador in France (Wallace)

Washington, October 1, 1920—7 p.m.

862.85/1224: Telegram

[458] The Secretary of State to the United States Shipping Board

Washington, October 22, 1920.

862.85/1253

[459] The Acting Secretary of State to the Ambassador in France (Wallace)

Washington, October 30, 1920—6 p.m.

862.85/1253: Telegram