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1913 March 19. David Jordan writes to Woodrow Wilson congratulating him on his handling of the Chinese loan.
1913 April 19. Wilson regarding Federal Government overriding the constitutional powers of states regarding treaties.
1913 June 11. Wilson welcomes the Brazilian Minister of Foreign Affairs to the US.
1913 July 1. Henry Lane Wilson sends an interview with Dr. William Bayard Hale.
1913 August 13. Woodrow Wilson congratulates William Pattangall on his candidacy for Congress.
1913 September 22. Woodrow Wilson to Oscar S. Straus about the Panama Canal Tolls controversy.
1913 December 31. William Hale writes to Wilson about Pancho Villa and Mexico situation as well as Japan's response.
1914 January 4. Woodrow Wilson writes to Tumulty about partisan appointments made by Cornelius Ford.
1914 January 8. A letter to Wilson from Walter Hines Page about the progress made in Mexico.
1914 January 15. Woodrow Wilson writes to William Jennings Bryan about the California Alien Land Law.
1914 January 27. Woodrow Wilson writes to John Sharp Williams about the necessity of a trade commission.
1914 January 29. Woodrow Wilson writes to Porter McCumber about the Mexican embargo.
1914 February 2. Woodrow Wilson writes to Augustus Bacon regarding his committee's work on arbitration treaties.
1914 February 27. Woodrow Wilson thanks John Thornton for his support regarding the Panama Canal tolls.
1914 March 3. Wilson thanks Benjamin Shively for undertaking the duties on the Committee of Foreign Relations.
1914 March 3. Wilson writes to express his esteem for Senator Shields.
1917 March 28. Joseph Irwin France gives his thoughts on Woodrow Wilson’s foreign policy.
1917 September 27. A letter from Canada stating that Mexican officials have forwarded German mail to Spain.
1918 August 1. President Wilson writes to the French ambassador.
1918 October 23. Senator Hollis writes to President Wilson about what he has experienced in France.
1918 October 26. Austrians warn that harsh demands on Germany would lead to further militarism.
1918 October 28. President Wilson tells Colonel House that armistice with Germany should be limiting but not too harsh.
1918 October 30. Encoded message from President Wilson on analysis of Fourteen Points.
1918 November 17. Charles W. Eliot, former president of Harvard, has advice on what the League of Nations.
1918 November 25. President Wilson thanks the president of Harvard for his advice.
1920 May 14. How to go about convincing people about the benefits of the League of Nations.