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Volume 19 - July 1925

Editorial Comment

Institute of Pacific Relations

The Irish Boundary Question

London Reparations Conference, July and August, 1924

Agreement Between the Governments Represented on the Reparation Commision to Modify Annex II To Part VIII of the Treaty of Versailles 1: Signed at London, August 30, 1924

Editorial Comment

Waiver of State Immunity

Official Documents

Agreement Between Guatemala and the United States according Most-Favored-Nation Treatment in Customs Matters 1: Exchange of notes between Joseph C. Grew, Acting Secretary of State, and Francisco Sánchez Latour, Minister of Guatemala, Washington, August 14, 1924

Editorial Comment

Sequestrated Private Property and American Claims—The Treaties of Versailles and Berlin

Official Documents

International Convention Relating to the Simplification of Customs Formalities 1: Signed at Geneva, November 3, 1923; came into operation, November 27, 1924

Editorial Comment

The Institute of International Law

International Regulation of Legal Assistance for the Poor

The Opium Conferences

Codification of International Law and the Fifth Assembly

Front matter

AJI volume 19 issue S1 Cover and Front matter

Current Notes

Double Taxation on Shipping

Editorial Comment

International Political Questions in the National Courts

The Foreign Service School

Official Documents

Protocol to the International Convention Relating to the Simplification of Customs Formalities

Editorial Comment

The Central American Policy of Non-Recognition—Erratum

Current Notes

International Law Teaching

Editorial Comment

The Central American Policy of Non-Recognition

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Agreement Between Nicaragua and the United States according Most-Favored-Nation Treatment in Customs Matters 1: Exchange of notes between Walter C. Thurston, American Chargé d’Affaires ad interim, and J. A. Urtecho, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Managua, June 11-July 11, 1924

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Volume 19 - July 1925

Editorial Comment

London Reparations Conference, July and August, 1924

Agreement Between the Governments Represented on the Reparation Commision to Modify Annex II To Part VIII of the Treaty of Versailles1: Signed at London, August 30, 1924

Editorial Comment

Official Documents

Agreement Between Guatemala and the United States according Most-Favored-Nation Treatment in Customs Matters1: Exchange of notes between Joseph C. Grew, Acting Secretary of State, and Francisco Sánchez Latour, Minister of Guatemala, Washington, August 14, 1924

Editorial Comment

Official Documents

International Convention Relating to the Simplification of Customs Formalities1: Signed at Geneva, November 3, 1923; came into operation, November 27, 1924

Editorial Comment

Front matter

Current Notes

Editorial Comment

Official Documents

Editorial Comment

Current Notes

Editorial Comment

Official Documents

Agreement Between Nicaragua and the United States according Most-Favored-Nation Treatment in Customs Matters1: Exchange of notes between Walter C. Thurston, American Chargé d’Affaires ad interim, and J. A. Urtecho, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Managua, June 11-July 11, 1924

Agreement Between the Governments Represented on the Reparation Commision to Modify Annex II To Part VIII of the Treaty of Versailles 1: Signed at London, August 30, 1924

Agreement Between Guatemala and the United States according Most-Favored-Nation Treatment in Customs Matters 1: Exchange of notes between Joseph C. Grew, Acting Secretary of State, and Francisco Sánchez Latour, Minister of Guatemala, Washington, August 14, 1924

International Convention Relating to the Simplification of Customs Formalities 1: Signed at Geneva, November 3, 1923; came into operation, November 27, 1924

Agreement Between Nicaragua and the United States according Most-Favored-Nation Treatment in Customs Matters 1: Exchange of notes between Walter C. Thurston, American Chargé d’Affaires ad interim, and J. A. Urtecho, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Managua, June 11-July 11, 1924