...controversies which for any cause whatsoever may arise between two or more of the High Contracting Parties and which it has been impossible to settle through diplomatic...submitted for investigation and report to a Commission to be established in the manner provided for in Article IV. The High Contracting Parties undertake,...

...provides for the establishment of commissions of inquiry to undertake the investigation of disputes which it has been impossible to settle through diplomatic...arbitration in accordance with existing treaties. The parties undertook not to begin mobilization or concentration of troops on the frontier of the other...

...provides for the establishment of commissions of inquiry to undertake the investigation of disputes which it has been impossible to settle through diplomatic...arbitration in accordance with existing treaties. The parties undertook not to begin mobilization or concentration of troops on the frontier of the other...

...the participating Governments. It provides that all controversies arising between the American States which it has been impossible to settle through diplomatic channels or to submit to arbitration shall be submitted to a commission of inquiry for investigation and report. It is provided, however,...

...controversies which for any cause whatsoever may arise between two or more of the High Contracting Parties and which it has been impossible to settle through diplomatic...submitted for investigation and report to a Commission." The High Contracting Parties undertake not to begin mobilisation nor engage in any preparations for...

...controversies which for any cause whatsoever may arise between two or more of the American Republics and which it has been impossible to settle through diplomatic...submitted for investigation and report to a commission to be established in the manner provided for in Article 10. In case of dispute none of the parties...

...controversies which for any cause whatever may arise between two or more of the High Contracting Parties, and which it has been impossible to settle through diplomatic...existing treaties, shall be submitted for investigation in the report to a commission to be established in the manner provided by Article IV. The High Contracting...

...Conference in plenary session, provided that all controversies arising between the American States which it has been impossible to settle through diplomatic channels or to submit to arbitration, shall be submitted to a commission of inquiry for investigation and report. In order to expedite matters,...

...1924, League of Nations Treaty Series, No. 862. According to Article I of the treaty to avoid or to prevent conflicts between the American States, signed at Santiago, May 3, 1923, at the Fifth International Conference of American States, it was agreed: "In case of disputes, not...

...(Treaty Series No. 751.) (4) Treaty between the United States and other American Republics to avoid or prevent conflicts between the American States, signed at Santiago May 3, 1923, proclaimed January 12, 1927. (Treaty Series No. 752.) (5) Convention between the United States and...