Word: warren
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Another step in the diplomatic recognition of Mexico was consummated in Washington when Secretary of State Hughes, Charles Beecher Warren and John Barton Payne signed a convention for a General Claims Commission. Señor Manuel C. Tellez, Charge d'Affaires for Mexico, signed the convention for his country. The commission created by this convention and another for Special Claims will settle the claims of citizens of each country against the other...
...claims of Americans against Mexico are estimated at $350,000,000, but this sum is likely to be materially modified before the claims are allowed. Messrs. Warren and Payne negotiated the two conventions as members of the American-Mexican Commission which sat in Mexico City for three months, beginning on May 14. President Coolidge wrote each Commissioner a letter of congratulation on their achievement. Mr. Warren's began: " It is with the utmost satisfaction . . ."; Judge Payne's began: " I wish you to know my pleasure...
...list of names that have been proposed for the next award of the Nobel peace prize. They include Jane Addams, Secretary Hughes, Lord Robert Cecil, Professor John Maynard Keynes (author of The Economic Consequences of the Peace), Francisco Nitti (former Premier of Italy), Carl Lindhagen (Mayor of Stockholm), Warren G. Harding...
...Governor Warren T. McCray of Indiana, whose private financial difficulties caused him to call a meeting of his creditors (TIME, Sept. 10) was relieved of his burden. His creditors accepted his suggestion for a trust agreement to operate his holdings until his debts can be paid...