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Reference FO 414/260
Department/Office Foreign Office
Title Further Correspondence Part XXVIII
Description Liquor smuggling, US politics, report of conversation with Mussolini, Geneva Naval Conference, oil pollution of navigable waters, reports on the Ku Klux Klan, reports upon "Big Bill" Thompson - Mayor of Chicago, US Naval Construction Bill
Date 1927
Collection Confidential Print: North America
Region North America
Countries United States, Italy
Places Alaska; Argentina; Austria; Bahamas; Brazil; Buenos Aires; Canada; Caracas; Chile; China; Colombia; Costa Rica; Cuba; Czechoslovakia; Dominican Republic; France; Germany; Great Britain; Guatemala; Hayti; Honduras; Hungary; India; Ireland; Japan; Leeward Islands; Mexico; Moscow; Nicaragua; Panama; Paraguay; Peru; Quebec; Red River Settlement; Rio de Janeiro; Russia; San Juan; Santiago; South Africa; Spain; Sweden; The Philippines; Turkey; Uruguay; USA; Venezuela; Virgin Islands; Windward Islands
People Baldwin, Stanley; Chamberlain, Sir Austen; Coolidge, Calvin; Harding, Warren G.; Howard, Sir Esme; Hughes, Charles Evans; King, William Lyon Mackenzie; Mussolini, Benito; Root, Elihu; Stimson, Colonel Henry L.; Wilson, Woodrow
Topics agriculture; ammunition; army; aviation; banking; boundary; civil war; coffee; commerce; commercial relations; communism; communist; constitution; cotton; crime; currency; debt; defence; education; expenditure; Farm Relief Bill; finance; fisheries; Geneva Naval Conference; immigration; imperialism; industry; Ku Klux Klan; League of Nations; liquor smuggling; navy; neutrality; oil; Panama Canal; Pan-Americanism; police; post office; Presidential election; public opinion; railways; rationing; rubber; shipping; submarine; taxation; trade; troops; US Democratic Party; US Republican Party; Washington Conference
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