Summary

Portrait of Woodrow Wilson Woodrow Wilson Proclamation 1287 — Neutrality - Panama Canal Zone (1914)

In the exercise of the exclusive right of the United States to provide for the regulation and management of the Canal, and in order to ensure that the Canal shall be kept free and open on terms of entire equality to vessels of commerce and of war, there shall not be, except by special arrangement, at any one time a greater number of vessels of war of any one nation, including those of the allies of a belligerent nation, than three in either terminal port and its adjacent terminal waters, or than three in transit through the Canal
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Portrait of Woodrow Wilson Woodrow Wilson Proclamation 1287 — Neutrality - Panama Canal Zone (1914)

A vessel of war of a belligerent, or a vessel falling under Rule 2 which is commanded by an officer of the military fleet, shall only be permitted to pass through the Canal after her commanding officer has given written assurance to the Authorities of the Panama Canal that the Rules and Regulations will be faithfully observed.
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