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←Woodrow Wilson Executive orders
Administration of Woodrow Wilson (1913-1921)
  • March 4, 1913 to March 4, 1921
  • 1,803 Total Executive Orders Issued [1]
  • Range: Executive Order 1744 thru Executive Order 3415
Signature of Woodrow Wilson

Contents


[edit] 1913

E.O. 1744 → E.O. 1875 (134 Executive Orders signed)
• Executive Order 1744 − Mabel P. Leroy, clerk in the Interior Department, again designated to sign President's name to land patents (Mar 10)
• Executive Order 1745 − (Mar 11)
• Executive Order 1746 − (Mar 14)
• Executive Order 1747 − Pine Mountain Administrative Site, Oregon, created as a ranger station in the administration of Deschutes National Forest (Mar 17)
• Executive Order 1748 − Edward H. Hayden made eligible for appointment to position in classified service of Treasury Department without regard to Civil Service Rules (Mar 18)
• Executive Order 1749 − Providing for the Protection of Birds and their Nests In the Canal Zone (Mar 19)
• Executive Order 1750 − Modification In Application of Safety Appliance Acts (Mar 19)
• Executive Order 1751 − To Amend an Executive Order Approved February 5, 1912, Providing an Inexpensive Method for the Administration of the Estates of Deceased and Insane Persons in Certain Cases, Etc. (Mar 20)
• Executive Order 1752 − Relating to Foreign Corporations (Mar 20)
• Executive Order 1752½ − Revoking Executive Order No. 1718 of February 26, 1913, Changing Gregory Land Office to Carter, South Dakota (Mar 21)
• Executive Order 1753 − Designating Martin A. Knapp as Chairman of the Interstate Commerce Commission (Mar 22)
• Executive Order 1754 − Designating Mary K. Gulick as land patent signer in the Interior Department (Mar 22)
• Executive Order 1755 − Suspending Executive Order of February 26, 1913, Concerning Claims for Injuries to Employees on the Panama Canal (Mar 24)
• Executive Order 1756 − (Mar 25)
• Executive Order 1757 − Penal Bonds of the Recievers of Public Moneys for Specified Places Prescribed (Mar 26)
• Executive Order 1758 − (Mar 31)
• Executive Order 1759 − Transfering Certain Described Lands in North Dakota from Fargo Land District to the Devil's Lake Land District (Apr 15)
• Executive Order 1760 − Consolidating Fargo Land District with Bismarck Land District, North Dakota (Apr 15)
• Executive Order 1761 − To Provide Maritime Quarantine Regulations for the Canal Zone (Apr 15)
• Executive Order 1762 − Withdrawing Certain Described Lands in Oregon Pending Legislation to Grant Them to the State for Park Purposes (Apr 18)
• Executive Order 1763 − Establishing Walker Lake Reservation, Arkansas, as a Preserve and Breeding Ground for Native Birds (Apr 21)
• Executive Order 1764 − (Apr 21)
• Executive Order 1765 − Modification of Executive Order No. 1661 of December 12, 1912, Reserving Certain Lands at Port Angeles, Washington (Apr 21)
• Executive Order 1766 − Theodore T. Kirk made eligible for appointment as mechanical draftsman in the Navy Dept. without regard to Civil Service Rules. 1913 CSR 127 (Apr 21)
• Executive Order 1767 − Enlarging Fort Ruger Military Reservation, Oahu, Territory of Hawaii (Apr 28)
• Executive Order 1768 − Amending Civil Service Rules, Schedule B, pertaining to positions subject to noncompetitive examination [Subdivision] II, on Interstate Commerce ... (Apr 23)
• Executive Order 1769 − Amending Civil Service Rules, Schedule A (Apr 23)
• Executive Order 1770 − Mary E. Netherland made eligible for transfer from clerk to sign tribal deeds to a regular clerkship in the Interior Department without regard to Civil Service Rules (May 01)
• Executive Order 1771 − Authorizing Swend. A. Swendsen to Position in Competitive Classified Service (May 05)
• Executive Order 1772 − Reserving Land in California for Use of Nevada or Colony Indians (May 06)
• Executive Order 1773 −
• Executive Order 1774 − Reserving Lands in New Mexico for Use of Navajo Indians (May 05)
• Executive Order 1775 −
• Executive Order 1776 − (May 07)
• Executive Order 1777 −
• Executive Order 1778 − (May 07)
• Executive Order 1779 −
• Executive Order 1780 −
• Executive Order 1781 −
• Executive Order 1782 − Gila River Indian Reservation (Jun 02)
• Executive Order 1783 −
• Executive Order 1784 −
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• Executive Order 1786 − Withdrawing Public Lands in Arizona for Purpose of Classification (Jun 11)
• Executive Order 1787 −
• Executive Order 1788 −
• Executive Order 1789 −
• Executive Order 1790 −
• Executive Order 1791 −
• Executive Order 1792 − Jury Trials in the Canal Zone (Jun 30)
• Executive Order 1793 −
• Executive Order 1794 −
• Executive Order 1795 −
• Executive Order 1796 −
• Executive Order 1797 −
• Executive Order 1798 − Revoking Executive Order of May 29, 1912, Which Reserved Lands for Walapai Indians (Jul 18)
• Executive Order 1799 −
• Executive Order 1800 −
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• Executive Order 1809 −
• Executive Order 1810 − To Prohibit the Unauthorized Use of Flying Machines (Aug 07)
• Executive Order 1811 −
• Executive Order 1812 − Appointing Richard Lee Metcalfe to the Isthmian Canal Commission (Aug 09)
• Executive Order 1813 −
• Executive Order 1814 −
• Executive Order 1815 −
• Executive Order 1816 −
• Executive Order 1817 − Relating to Bail Bonds and Money Deposits in Lieu Thereof, and to Amend Section 310 of Criminal Procedure of the Canal Zone (Aug 29)
• Executive Order 1818 −
• Executive Order 1819 − Establishing Anaho Island Reservation as Preserve for Native Birds (Sep 04)
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• Executive Order 1832 − To Punish Deported Persons Who Return to the Canal Zone (Sep 13)
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• Executive Order 1857 − To Regulate the Carrying of Arms (Nov 07)
• Executive Order 1858 −
• Executive Order 1859 −
• Executive Order 1860 − Fixing the Rate of Interest on Money (Nov 11)
• Executive Order 1861 −
• Executive Order 1862 − Ordering that New Structures Erected in District of Columbia and Other Matters Related to Art Be Submitted to Commission of Fine Art (Nov 28)
• Executive Order 1863 −
• Executive Order 1864 −
• Executive Order 1865 −
• Executive Order 1866 −
• Executive Order 1867 −
• Executive Order 1868 −
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• Executive Order 1870 −
• Executive Order 1871 −
• Executive Order 1872 −
• Executive Order 1873 −
• Executive Order 1874 − unascertained, Made Eligible for Promotion Without Regard to Civil Service Rules (Dec 22)
• Executive Order 1875 − Anita H. Stephens, Exemption From Civil Service Rules on Examination (Dec 22)

[edit] 1914

  • Executive Order 1876 − (Jan. 14) · Oregon, Withdrawal of Certain Described Lands for Classification and Pending Legislation
  • Executive Order 1877 − (Jan. 14) · Creation of Allen Administrative Site, Montana, for Use in the Administration of unascertained
  • Executive Order 1878 − (Jan. 19) · Colorado, Withdrawal of Certain Described Lands Pending Legislation Creating a Protected Water Supply for the City of Black Hawk
  • Executive Order 1879 − (Jan. 19) · Edith P. Johnson, Exemption From Civil Service Rules on Eligibility of Retention
  • Executive Order 1880 − To Prevent the Corrupt Influencing of Agents, Employees or Servants
  • Executive Order 1884 − To Prevent Fire-hunting at Night, and Hunting by Means of a Spring or Trap in the Canal Zone, and to Repeal the Executive Order of September 8, 1909
  • Executive Order 1885 − To Establish a Permanent Organization for the Panama Canal
  • Executive Order 1888 − Providing Conditions of Employment for the Permanent Force for the Panama Canal
  • Executive Order 1897 − To Establish a Washington Office of The Panama Canal
  • Executive Order 1898 − Relating to the Canal Zone Judiciary
  • Executive Order 1902 − Providing Method for Determination and Adjustment of All Claims Arising out of Personal Injuries to Employees Engaged in Actual Work on Panama Canal or Panama Railroad
  • Executive Order 1903 − Certain described lands in Utah reserved for the Goshute and other Indians
  • Executive Order 1917 − Establishing Regulations Relative to the Payment of Tolls and of Bills for Materials, Supplies, Repairs, Harbor Pilotage, Towage, and Other Services, Furnished to Vessels by the Panama Canal
  • Executive Order 1919½ − (Apr. 21, 1914); Certain described lands in Alaska reserved for townsite purposes
  • Executive Order 1920 − Reserving Land near Klawak, Alaska, for use of the United States Bureau of Education and Indigenous Alaskans
  • Executive Order 1926 − Relating to Salaries of Consular Officers
  • Executive Order 1930 − (May 05, 1914);
  • Executive Order 1938 − Relating to Pardons, the Remission of Fines and Forfeitures and Other Subjects
  • Executive Order 1944 − To Create a Committee to Formally and Officially Open the Panama Canal
  • Executive Order 1947 − (May 26, 1914);
  • Executive Order 1948 − Balboa Naval Radio Station
  • Executive Order 1951½ - (June 01, 1914); Modification of Previous Orders Fixing Royalty Rates for Oil Produced in Osage Indian Reservation, Arkansas
  • Executive Order 1959 − Establishing Smith Island Reservation for the Protection of Native Birds
  • Executive Order 1964 − Amending the Civil Service Transfer Rules
  • Executive Order 1975 − Relating to Certain Duties of the Clerk of the District Court and his Assistant
  • Executive Order 1988 − To Require Ocean-Going Vessels to be Fitted With Wireless Apparatus
  • Executive Order 1989 − Authorizing the Board of Admeasurement to Administer Oaths to Witnesses and to Compel their Attendance
  • Executive Order 1990 − Rules and Regulations for the Operation and Navigation of the Panama Canal
  • Executive Order 1991 − July 9, 1914;
  • Executive Order 1995 − Military Reservation for National Guard
  • Executive Order 1997 − Amending the Civil Service Rules Providing for the Appointment of Aliens When No Citizens Are Available
  • Executive Order 1999 − Governing the Inspection of Returns of Corporations, Joint Stock Companies, Associations, or Insurance Companies
  • Executive Order 2002 − Authorizing reinstatement of J.N. Gilbert to position of storekeeper-gauger in internal revenue service in Tennessee
  • Executive Order 2006 − Darien Naval Radio Station
  • Executive Order 2007 − Prescribing the Duties of Constables
  • Executive Order 2011 − To Enforce Neutrality of Wireless Stations
  • Executive Order 2012 − For the Relief, Protection and Transportation Home of Americans in Europe at the Outbreak of the European War of 1914
  • Executive Order 2013 − Establishing Board of Relief for Benefit of Americans Stranded Abroad During the European War of 1914
  • Executive Order 2014 − To Reorganize the Board of Health of The Canal Zone
  • Executive Order 2016 − Relating to the Customs Service
  • Executive Order 2017 − Giving the Treasury Department Full Authority to All Customs Officers in the Enforcement of the Neutrality Laws During Emergency
  • Executive Order 2018 − Relating to Postal Crimes in the Canal Zone
  • Executive Order 2019 − To Require Security for Costs in Civil Cases
  • Executive Order 2020 − To Amend the Executive Order to Provide Maritime Quarantine Regulations for the Canal Zone
  • Executive Order 2021 − Amending the Rules Governing the Granting of Passports
  • Executive Order 2022 − Temporary Waiver of Fees for Visaing and Issuing Emergency Passports
  • Executive Order 2023 − Chuckekanzie
  • Executive Order 2024 − For a Lookout Station at Twin Sisters Administrative Site (Near Colorado National Forest), Colorado
  • Executive Order 2026 − Regulating Operation of Street Railway Cars at Crossings
  • Executive Order 2029 − Transferring Deadmans Island to the Health Service
  • Executive Order 2031 − Designating Customs Collection Districts
  • Executive Order 2037 − To Amend the Rules and Regulations for the Operation and Navigation of the Panama Canal, etc.
  • Executive Order 2039 − Admitting Foreign-Built Ships to American Registry
  • Executive Order 2040 − To Repeal the Executive Order Establishing the Postal Savings System in the Canal Zone
  • Executive Order 2042 − Taking Over High-Power Radio Station for Use of the Government
  • Executive Order 2043 − Further Amendment of Regulations Governing the Punishment of Enlisted Men and General Prisoners
  • Executive Order 2044 − Appointing Experts for War Risk Insurance in Treasury Department
  • Executive Order 2045 − Combining Manzano and Zuni National Forests in Arizona and New Mexico
  • Executive Order 2046 − Ranger Station for Clear Creek Administrative Site Near Coconino National Forest, Arizona
  • Executive Order 2047 − Setting Aside Public Land for an Elk Refugee
  • Executive Order 2048 − To Divide Administrative Site Within Oregon National Forest, Oregon
  • Executive Order 2051 − To Amend the Canal Zone Law against Gambling
  • Executive Order 2052 − To Amend the Executive Order Relating to Compensation to be Paid to Injured Employees of the Panama Canal
  • Executive Order 2060 − Alaskan Townsite Withdrawal No. 4
  • Executive Order 2062 − Providing for License Taxes and Fees
  • Executive Order 2067 − Gray's Lake Administrative Site (Near Caribou National Forest) Idaho
  • Executive Order 2071 − October 31, 1914;
  • Executive Order 2073 − Amending "Rules and Regulations for the Operation and Navigation of the Panama Canal"
  • Executive Order 2090 − (Nov. 21) · Consolidating Customs Collection Districts Nos. 2 and 3, in the State of Vermont, with Headquarters at St. Albans and Prescribing the Salary of the Collector
  • Executive Order 2113 − (Dec. 30) · Calvin Satterfield made eligible for appointment as chief of the Accounts Division, Justice Dept., without regard to Civil Service Rules

[edit] 1915

• Executive Order 2114 − Fred W. Carrington made eligible for promotion from assistant messenger in the Pensions Bureau to the clerical grade without examination (Jan 05)
• Executive Order 2115 − (Jan 07)
• Executive Order 2116 − (Jan 07)
• Executive Order 2117 − (Jan 09)
• Executive Order 2118 − Amendment of Executive Order No. 1761 of April 15, 1913, Prescribing Maritime Quarantine Regulations for the Canal Zone (Jan 11)
• Executive Order 2119 − (Jan 12)
• Executive Order 2119-A − Rules Governing the Granting and Issuing of Passports in the United States (Jan 12)
• Executive Order 2120 − Conditions of Employment [Governing Employees of the Panama Canal] (Jan 15)
• Executive Order 2121 − Amending the Civil Service Rules (Jan 19)
• Executive Order 2135 − Establishing Regulations Governing the Accounting to the Treasury of the United States for Panama Canal Collections (Feb 04)
• Executive Order 2142 − Relative to the production, etc. of Opium and Coca Leaves in the Canal Zone (Mar 01)
• Executive Order 2152 − Reinstatement of Dr. Edward P. Beverley in the Panama Canal service (Mar 23)
• Executive Order 2154 − (Mar 25)
• Executive Order 2164 − Vessel registrations (May 15)
• Executive Order 2185 − Renaming the Panama Canal's Culebra Cut to Gaillard Cut (Jun 08)
• Executive Order 2204 − Panama Canal employee rent/fuel regulations (May 25)
• Executive Order 2208 − Flag of the Governor of the Panama Canal Zone (Jun 08)
• Executive Order 2212 − White River National Forest, Colorado (Jun 15)
• Executive Order 2233 − Coos Bay, Oregan, Withdrawal of Certain Described Lands for Military Purposes (Aug 06)
• Executive Order 2234 − Philippine Islands, Withdrawal of Certain Described Lands for Military Purposes (Aug 13)
• Executive Order 2245½ − Classified Order (Sep 14)
• Executive Order 2252 − (Oct 06)
• Executive Order 2269 − Suspending Operation of the Act to Promote the Welfare of American Seamen and to Forbid Their Arrest and Imprisonment for Desertion (Nov 02)
• Executive Order 2285 − Requiring American Citizens Traveling Abroad to Procure Passports (Dec 15)
• Executive Order 2294 − Certain described lands in Oklahoma reserved for agency and educational purposes in connection with the administration of the Cheyenne and Arapaho Indian Agency (Dec 29)

[edit] 1916

  • Executive Order 2295 − (Jan. 01) · Certain described lands in Arizona reserved as a rifle range for the Tucson and University of Arizona Rifle Clubs
  • Executive Order 2296 − (Jan. 06) ·
  • Executive Order 2297 − (Jan. 11) ·
  • Executive Order 2298 − (Jan. 11) ·
  • Executive Order 2300 − (Jan. 14) · Further Reserving Additional Described Lands for use by the Papago Indians, Arizona
  • Executive Order 2303 − (Jan. 28) · Abolishing Port of Entry at Charlotte, N. Y., Located in Customs Collection District 8
  • Executive Order 2304 − (Jan. 28) · Order of Withdrawal of a Strip of Land from Sturgeon Bay Government Reservation for Extension of Public Road; Door County, Wisconsin
  • Executive Order 2316 − (Feb. 14) · Camp Eldridge, Philippine Islands, Reserving Additional Described Lands for Military Purposes
  • Executive Order 2322 − (Feb. 21) · Porto Rico, Transfer of Certain Described Lands from War Department to Navy Department for Naval Radio Purposes
  • Executive Order 2323 − (Feb. 21) · Fort Armstrong, Hawaii, Transfer of Certain Described Lands from Navy Department to War Department
  • Executive Order 2325 − (Feb. 23) · Amending Executive Order of February 14, 1912
  • Executive Order 2328 − (Feb. 25) · Fort Rosencrans, California, Inter-Transfer of Certain Described Lands Between Navy Department and War Department
  • Executive Order 2335 − (Mar. 06) · Restoring Certain Reserved Lands for Military Purposes to the Government of the Territory of Hawaii
  • Executive Order 2357 − (Apr. 11) · Amending Civil Service Rules [revoking rule 5, sec. 3, so as to admit enlisted men to examinations]
  • Executive Order 2377 − (May 02) · Restoring Control of Fort Brown, Texas Military Reservation to the War Department
  • Executive Order 2382 − Protection of the Panama Canal During Time of War
  • Executive Order 2390 − Flag of the United States, and Flag of the President of the United States
  • Executive Order 2393 − (June 05) · Restoring Certain Described Lands and Transfering Control of Such to Interior Department
  • Executive Order 2410 − Authorizing Appointments of Warren J. Brown, Henry C. Mansfield, and Florence E. Cleveland as Clerks in Classified Service
  • Executive Order 2414 − (June 30) ·
  • Executive Order 2415 − (July 03) · Further Modifying Boundaries of Datil National Forest, N. Mex., by Excluding Therefrom Part of Former Hot Springs Indian Reservation
  • Executive Order 2418 − (July 11) ·
  • Executive Order 2428 − Establishing Regulations Providing Conditions under which The Panama Canal and the Panama Railroad Company Employees on the Isthmus of Panama may be Allowed the Use of Quarters, Fuel and Electric Current
  • Executive Order 2440 − Modification of Executive Order No. 2428, dated July 25, 1916, Establishing Regulations Providing Conditions under which the Panama Canal and the Panama Railroad Employees on the Isthmus of Panama may be Allowed the Use of Quarters, Fuel and Electric Current
  • Executive Order 2451 − Relating to Motor Vehicles, and Their Operation in the Roads of the Canal Zone
  • Executive Order 2455 − Transferring to the Governor of The Panama Canal the Administration of the Act approved September 7, 1916, so far as Panama Canal and Panama Railroad Employees are Concerned
  • Executive Order 2475 − Authorizing the Commutation of Leave Privileges in Certain Cases
  • Executive Order 2479 − Providing for the Payment of Interest on Deposit Money Orders Issued in the Canal Zone
  • Executive Order 2493 − (Nov. 24) · Extension of Trust Period on Allotments for Absentee Shawnee and Citizen Pottawatomie Indians, Oklahoma
  • Executive Order 2496 − (Dec. 07) · Diminishment of Coronado National Forest, Arizona
  • Executive Order 2497 − (Dec. 07) · Wyoming, Land Withdrawal for Water Supply Purposes
  • Executive Order 2498 − Prescribing Army Punishment Regulations During Time of Peace
  • Executive Order 2499 − (Dec. 20) · William C. Rader, Exemption From Civil Service Rules on Appointment
  • Executive Order 2500 − (Dec. 20) · Hattie M. Miller, Made Eligible for Promotion, Exemption From Civil Service Rules on Examination
  • Executive Order 2501 − (Dec. 20) ·
  • Executive Order 2502 − (Dec. 28) ·

[edit] 1917

• Executive Order 2503 − Dolley Farrior, Exemption From Civil Service Rules on Appointment (Jan. 03)
• Executive Order 2504 − unascertained Abolished as A Port of Entry in Customs Collection District No. 38 (Jan. 03)
• Executive Order 2505 − Extension of Trust or Any Other Period of Restriction Against Alienation in Patents Issued to Any Indian Indian for land on the Public Domain (Jan. 03)
• Executive Order 2506 − unascertained (Jan. 03)
• Executive Order 2507 − Diminishment of Sierra National Forest, California, and Said Lands Made Open for Settlement (Jan. 03)
• Executive Order 2508 − Establishment of Norton Bay Reservation, Alaska (Jan. 03)
• Executive Order 2509 − Frank Kearney Made Eligible for Promotion from Messenger to Clerk in Treasury Department without Regard to Civil Service Rules (Jan. 05)
• Executive Order 2510 − Diminishment of Petroleum Reserve Nos. 15 and 30, California (Jan. 09)
• Executive Order 2511 − Withdrawing Certain Described Lands in New Mexico for Classification and Possible Inclusion Within the Gran Quivira National Reserve (Jan. 11)
• Executive Order 2512 − Extending Trust Period on Allotments Expiring in 1917 for Ten Years in Oklahoma (Jan. 15)
• Executive Order 2513 − Reserving Certain Described Lands in New Mexico for use by… (Jan. 15)
• Executive Order 2514 − Relating to Conditions of Employment in the Panama Canal Service (Jan. 15)
• Executive Order 2515 − Creating an Inter-Departmental Board on Location of Nitrate Plants  
• Executive Order 2516 − Ordering Mourning Formalities for Death of Admiral George Dewey (Jan. 17)
• Executive Order 2517 − Reserving Certain Described Lands in New Mexico for Military Purposes (Jan. 18)
• Executive Order 2518 − …  
• Executive Order 2519 − Corry, Pa., Abolished as Port of Entry in Customs Collection District No. 41 (Jan. 23)
• Executive Order 2520 − …  
• Executive Order 2521 − …  
• Executive Order 2522 − …  
• Executive Order 2523 − …  
• Executive Order 2524 − Reserving Certain Lands in the State of Arizona for the Papago Indians in Arizona  
• Executive Order 2525 − Amending Executive Order No. 2508 of January 3, 1917 entitled ‘‘Norton Bay Reservation’’ (Feb. 06)
• Executive Order 2526 − Relating to the Exclusion of Chinese from the Panama Canal Zone  
• Executive Order 2527 − …  
• Executive Order 2528 − …  
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• Executive Order 2533 − Naval Radio Stations for Alaska  
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• Executive Order 2537 − Naval Radio Stations for Alaska  
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• Executive Order 2552 − Order of Withdrawal of Certain Public Lands for Lighthouse Purposes; Alaska (Mar. 21)
• Executive Order 2553 − …  
• Executive Order 2554 − Allowing More than Eight Hours of Labor in a Day for Workers in Navy Yards (Mar. 24)
• Executive Order 2555 − …  
• Executive Order 2556 − …  
• Executive Order 2557 − …  
• Executive Order 2558 − …  
• Executive Order 2559 − Increasing Authorized Enlisted Strength of the Navy  
• Executive Order 2559-A − Allowing More than Eight Hours of Labor in a Day for Persons Working on Contracts for Military Ordnance, Supplies, Arsenal Buildings, and Fortifications (Mar. 24)
• Executive Order 2560 − Authorizing Civil Service Commission to Fill Position for Which There is no Suitable Eligible, by Appointment of Person Under Noncompetitive Examination (Mar. 26)
• Executive Order 2561 − Increasing Authorized Enlisted Strength of the Marine Corps (Mar. 26)
• Executive Order 2562 − Authorizing Examination of Matthew E. Hanna for Secretaryship in Diplomatic Service (Mar. 27)
• Executive Order 2563 − Vacating Executive Order of Jan. 4, 1911 and Placing Control of Military Reservation of Fort Ringgold, Texas Under Control of War Department for Military Purposes (Mar. 27)
• Executive Order 2564 − Order of Withdrawal of Certain Public Lands for Military Purposes; Nanakuli, Hawaii (Mar. 28)
• Executive Order 2565 − Order of Withdrawal of Certain Public Lands for Military Purposes; Waimanalo, Hawaii (Mar. 28)
• Executive Order 2566 − Order of Withdrawal of Certain Public Lands for Military Purposes; Aiea, Hawaii (Mar. 28)
• Executive Order 2567 − Authorizing Appointment of Claude T. Worford as Draftsman in Naval Intelligence Office (Mar. 29)
• Executive Order 2568 − Extension of Credit for Governor of Virgin Islands to be Expended for All Necessary Expenses and to Meet Any Deficit in Revenues (Mar. 29)
• Executive Order 2569 − Authorizing Reinstatement of Lorraine J. Markwardt as Engineer in Forest Products in Agriculture Department (Mar. 31)
• Executive Order 2569-A - Establishing Civil Service in First, Second and Third Classes of Post Offices (Mar. 31)
• Executive Order 2570 − Directing Civil Service Commission to Refuse Transfer Examinations Without Permission of Current Employer (Apr. 02)
• Executive Order 2571 − Constituting the Public Health Service a Part of the Military Forces of the United States in Times of War (Apr. 03)
• Executive Order 2572 − Temporarily Suspending Eight-Hour Law Provisions in the Department of Agriculture (Apr. 03)
• Executive Order 2573 − Authorizing Appointment of Gilbert J. Murray as Assistant to Director of War Risk Insurance Bureau in Treasury Department (Apr. 03)
• Executive Order 2574 − Designating Ellie D. Bouldin of General Land Office to Sign Land Patents During Absence of Clerk Regularly Designated for that Service (Apr. 04)
• Executive Order 2575 − Order of Withdrawal of Certain Public Lands for Military Purposes; New Mexico (Apr. 04)
• Executive Order 2576 − …  
• Executive Order 2577 − …  
• Executive Order 2578 − …  
• Executive Order 2579 − …  
• Executive Order 2580 − …  
• Executive Order 2581 − …  
• Executive Order 2582 − …  
• Executive Order 2583 − …  
• Executive Order 2584 − Establishing Defensive Sea Areas  
• Executive Order 2585 − Taking Over Necessary and Closing Unnecessary Radio Stations (Apr. 06)
• Executive Order 2586 − …  
• Executive Order 2587 − Directing the Coast Guard Operate as a Part of the Navy (Apr. 07)
• Executive Order 2587-A - Federal Employees Removal on Security Grounds (Apr. 07)
• Executive Order 2588 − Transferring to the Service and Jurisdiction of the War and Navy Departments Certain Vessels, Equipment, Stations, and Personnel of the Lighthouse Service (Apr. 11)
• Executive Order 2589 − Alaskan Timber Reserve No. 1, Enlargement (Apr. 11)
• Executive Order 2590 − Alabama, Land Withdrawal for Classification and Pending Legislation for Forest Reserve Preserve (Apr. 11)
• Executive Order 2591 − Ottawa, Seneca and ? Indians, Extension of Trust Period on Allotments (Apr. 11)
• Executive Order 2592 − Mr. Henry J. Cantey, Exemption From Civil Service Rules on Promotion (Apr. 11)
• Executive Order 2593 − St. Francis River Basin, Arkansas, Land Withdrawal for Examination and Survey (Apr. 13)
• Executive Order 2594 − Creating Committee on Public Information (Apr. 14)
• Executive Order 2595 − … (Apr. 14)
• Executive Order 2596 − Allowing Treasury Department Employees to be Appointed on Defense Organizations (Apr. 14)
• Executive Order 2597 − Establishing Additional Defensive Sea Areas (Apr. 14)
• Executive Order 2598 − Mr. Henry Fox, Exemption From Civil Service Rules on Reinstatement (Apr. 16)
• Executive Order 2599 − Montana, Land Withdrawal for Classification and Pending Legislation for Game Preserve (Apr. 16)
• Executive Order 2600 − Exempting Council of National Defense from Civil Service Rules for Period of War (Apr. 17)

[edit] 1918

• Executive Order 2779 − Amending Executive Order of August 11, 1916, Concerning Rations of Enlisted Men of Army, Navy, and Marine Corps under Treatment or On Duty at Army and Navy General Hospital, Hot Springs, Arkansas (Jan 03)
• Executive Order 2780 − Amendment to Civil Service Rules Relating to Commerce Department by Striking Out Paragraph Concerning Shipping Commissioners (Jan 07)
• Executive Order 2781 − Authorizing Transfer of Charles W. Olvey from Skilled Laborer to Clerkship in Office of Secretary of Commerce (Jan 08)
• Executive Order 2782 − Ordering Certain Persons who were Transferred to Service and Jurisdiction of War Department by Executive Order of September 24, 1917, be Returned to their Former Status in Coast and Geodetic Survey (Jan 09)
• Executive Order 2783 − Amending Civil Service Rules Relating to Classified Positions Excepted from Examination that can not be filled from Registers of Eliglbles by Rescinding Portion of rule Relating to Revenue-Cutter Service (Jan 10)
• Executive Order 2784 − Amending Civil Service Rules Relating to War Department so as to Except from Examination All Persons Employed by Quartermaster Corps of Army in Connection with Prosecution of Construction Work (Jan 10)
• Executive Order 2785 − Amending Civil Service Rules Relating to War Department by Revoking Executive Order of January 10, 1918 Concerning Persons Employed by Quartermaster Corps of Army in Connection with Prosecution of Construction Work (Jan 15)
• Executive Order 2786 − Authorizing Secretary of Treasury, During Continuance of Present War, to Make Appointments to Various Positions in Bureau of Engraving and Printing without Regard to Requirements of Civil Service Commission (Jan 15)
• Executive Order 2789 − Military Reservation for the National Guard (Jan 19)
• Executive Order 2790 − Allotting Appropriation Under Trading with the Enemy Act (Jan 22)
• Executive Order 2796 − Prescribing Rules and Regulations Under Section 5 of the Trading with the Enemy Act and Supplementing Rules and Regulations Heretofore Prescribed Under Title 7 of the Espionage Act (Jan 26)
• Executive Order 2801 − Amending Executive Order dated October 12, 1917 (Feb 05)
• Executive Order 2813 − Prescribing Rules and Regulations Respecting the Exercise of the Powers and Authority and the Performance of the Duties of the Alien Property Custodian (Feb 26)
• Executive Order 2819 − Amending Executive Order No. 1572 of February 14, 1912 to Include Federal Employees Residing in Laurel, Md. (Mar 09)
• Executive Order 2825 − Certain Described Lands Granted to the United States by the Republic of Panama in the Treaty of February 26, 1904 Reserved for Military Purposes (Mar 25)
• Executive Order 2825-A − Executive Order Taking Possession of Equipment on Board Netherlands Vessels (Mar 28)
• Executive Order 2832 − Concerning Certain Sales to be Conducted by the Alien Property Custodian Pursuant to the ‘‘Trading with the Enemy Act’’ and Amendments Thereof (Apr 02)
• Executive Order 2837 − Revoking Power and Authority in Designated Offices Under the Trading with the Enemy Act (Apr 11)
• Executive Order 2843 − Concerning a Sale to be Conducted by the Alien Property Custodian Pursuant to the ‘‘Trading with the Enemy Act’’ and Amendments Thereof (Apr 24)
• Executive Order 2844 − Concerning a Sale to be Conducted by the Alien Property Custodian Pursuant to the ‘‘Trading with the Enemy Act’’ and Amendments Thereof (Apr 24)
• Executive Order 2845 − Concerning a Sale to be Conducted by the Alien Property Custodian Pursuant to the ‘‘Trading with the Enemy Act’’ and Amendments Thereof (Apr 24)
• Executive Order 2846 − Concerning a Sale to be Conducted by the Alien Property Custodian Pursuant to the ‘‘Trading with the Enemy Act’’ and Amendments Thereof (Apr 24)
• Executive Order 2847 − Concerning a Sale to be Conducted by the Alien Property Custodian Pursuant to the ‘‘Trading with the Enemy Act’’ and Amendments Thereof (Apr 24)
• Executive Order 2857 − Concerning a Sale to be Conducted by the Alien Property Custodian Pursuant to the ‘‘Trading with the Enemy Act’’ and Amendments Thereof (May 07)
• Executive Order 2858 − Concerning a Sale to be Conducted by the Alien Property Custodian Pursuant to the ‘‘Trading with the Enemy Act’’ and Amendments Thereof (May 09)
• Executive Order 2859 − National Research Council of the National Academy of Sciences (May 11)
• Executive Order 2859-A − Directing the Shipping Board to Take Control of Austria-Hungarian Vessel Martha Washington (May 11)
• Executive Order 2860 − Authorizing the Eligibility for Promotion of Joseph H. Mills (May 14)
• Executive Order 2861 − Vessels Explorer and Batterson Transfered from the Coast and Geodetic Survey to the Navy Department (May 16)
• Executive Order 2862 − Creation of Bureau of Aircraft Production (May 20)
• Executive Order 2869 − Order of Withdrawal of Certain Public Lands for Military Purposes; Panama Canal Zone
• Executive Order 2877 − Ordering Most Law Officers of the Government Shall Exercise their Functions Under the Supervision and Control of the Head of the Department of Justice (May 31)
• Executive Order 2882 − Leave for the Spanish War Veterans to Attend Reunion (Jun 13)
• Executive Order 2885 − With Respect to Orenstein and Koppel-Arthur Koppel Actiengesellschaft Commonly Known as Orenstein-Koppel Company (Jun 15)
• Executive Order 2889 − Delegating War Housing Functions to the Secretary of Labor (Jun 18)
• Executive Order 2890 − Leave for Grand Army Men to Attend Reunion (Jun 21)
• Executive Order 2899 − Directing All Sanitary or Public Health Activities of Certain Executive Agencies be Exercised Under Control of Public Health Service (Jul 01)
• Executive Order 2900 − Order of Withdrawal of Certain Public Lands for Military Purposes; Oahu, Territory of Hawaii (Jul 02)
• Executive Order 2903 − Transferring a Portion of the Coal Section of the Federal Trade Commission to the United States Fuel Administration (Jul 03)
• Executive Order 2907 − Superseding Executive Order of May 18, 1918, Authorizing Governor of Panama Canal Zone to Exercise Authority of Espionage Act (Jul 09)
• Executive Order 2914 − Concerning Certain Sales to be Conducted by the Alien Property Custodian Pursuant to the "Trading With the Enemy Act" And Amendments Thereof (Jul 15)
• Executive Order 2916 − Prescribing Additional Rules and Regulations, and Making Certain Determinations Respecting the Exercise of the Powers and Authority and the Performance of the Duties of the Alien Property Custodian (Jul 16)
• Executive Order 2917 − Extension of Civil Service Reinstatement Time to Service Men (Jul 18)
• Executive Order 2918 − Allowing More than Eight Hours of Labor in a Day for Work Relating to War Housing Needs (Jul 18)
• Executive Order 2926 − Executive Order Amending Paragraph 20 of the Navigation Rules and Regulations of the Panama Canal (Jul 26)
• Executive Order 2929 − Authorizing the United States Fuel Administrator to Prepare and Adopt Specifications for the Supply of Petroleum and its Products Through a Committee on Standardization of Petroleum Specifications (Jul 31)
• Executive Order 2932 − Prescribing Rules and Regulations Governing the Issuance of Permits to Enter and Leave the United States (Aug 08)
• Executive Order 2940 − Vesting Power and Authority in Designated Officers and Making Rules and Regulations Under Trading With The Enemy Act and Title VII of the Act Approved June 15, 1917 (Aug 20)
• Executive Order 2949 − Concerning Certain Sales to be Conducted by the Alien Property Custodian Pursuant to the "Trading With the Enemy Act" and Amendments Thereof (Aug 29)
• Executive Order 2951 − Authorizing Reinstatement of Wilmot H. MacDonald in Classified Service (Sep 04)
• Executive Order 2952 − Rescinding Executive Order Issued July 15, 1918 (Sep 06)
• Executive Order 2953 − Authorizing the Alien Property Custodian to Sell Certain Property at Private Sale (Sep 12)
• Executive Order 2954 − Cancelling Sale of Froehlich and Kuttner Made to Compania Mercantil de Filipinas by the Alien Property Custodian's Representative Pursuant to the “Trading with the Enemy Act” and Amendments Thereof (Sep 13)
• Executive Order 2955 − Cancelling Sale of Part of Germann & Company, Ltd., Inc., Made to the Oxy-Acetylene Welding & Cutting Company, Changed to Philippine Engineering Company, Inc., by the Alien Property Custodian's Representative Pursuant to the "Trading with the Enemy Act" and Amendments Thereof (Sep 13)
• Executive Order 2956 − Cancelling Sale of Part of A. Richter & Company, Known as "El Siglo" Made to Lorza & Lozano, by the Alien Property Custodian's Representative Pursuant to the "Trading with the Enemy Act" and Amendments Thereof (Sep 13)
• Executive Order 2957 − Cancelling Sale of Part of A. Richter & Company, Known as ‘‘La Sombreria” Made to E. P. Brias y Roxas, by the Alien Property Custodian's Representative Pursuant to the “Trading with the Enemy Act’’ and Amendments Thereof (Sep 13)
• Executive Order 2958 − Cancelling Sale of "Helios" Cigar Factory, Part of Germann & Company, Inc., Made to Walter E. Olsen and Company, by the Alien Property Custodian's Representative, Pursuant to the "Trading with the Enemy Act" and Amendments Thereof (Sep 13)
• Executive Order 2959 − Vesting Power and Authority in a Designated Official or His Successors in Office, Subject to the Supervision of the Alien Property Custodian (Sep 13)
• Executive Order 2968 − Rejecting the Bid of Theodore Friedeburg of $145,000 for the Property of The Partnership of A. W. Faber, Offered for Sale at Public Auction on September 17, 1918, Pursuant to the ‘‘Trading with the Enemy Act’’ and Amendments Thereof (Sep 30)
• Executive Order 2968-A − Providing for the Censorship of Foreign Mails in the Panama Canal Zone
• Executive Order 2971 − Providing for the Licensing of Chauffeurs in Canal Zone (Oct 09)
• Executive Order 2987 − Placing Certain Land and Water Areas Under the Control of the Secretary of Navy for Use as a Naval Air Station (Nov 04)
• Executive Order 2991 − Prescribing Additional Rules and Regulations, And Making Certain Determinations Respecting the Exercise of the Powers and Authority and the Performance of the Duties of the Alien Property Custodian (Nov 12)
• Executive Order 2993 − Authorizing the Granting of Sick Leave to Alien Employees in Panama Canal and Panama Railroad Service (Nov 14)
• Executive Order 2996 − Amending Civil Service Rules Regarding Clerical Positions on the Isthmus of Panama (Nov 16)
• Executive Order 3008 − Exemption of Persons Certified as Loyal by Attorney General from Classification as Enemy Aliens Authorized for Naturalization Purposes (Nov 26)
• Executive Order 3009 − Sevier National Forest, Utah, Diminished (Nov 27)
• Executive Order 3010 − Battlement National Forest, Colorado (Nov 27)
• Executive Order 3011 − Authorizing Reappointment to Competitive Classified Service of Certain Persons Separated from Service by Reduction of Force (Nov 29)
• Executive Order 3016 − Vesting Certain Powers Under the Trading-With-the-Enemy Act In Property Custodian and Frank L. Polk (Dec 03)
• Executive Order 3019 − (Dec 03)
• Executive Order 3019-A − (Dec 31)
• Executive Order 3019-B − (Dec 30)

[edit] 1919

  • Executive Order 3020 − (Jan. 01) · Erroneously allowed entry in former Fort Peck Indian Reservation, Montana, ordered confirmed in accordance with Proclamation No. 1361 of March 21, 1917
  • Executive Order 3021 − (Jan. 07) · unascertained
  • Executive Order 3022 − (Jan. 11) · unascertained
  • Executive Order 3023 − (Jan. 11) · unascertained
  • Executive Order 3024 − (Jan. 11) · unascertained
  • Executive Order 3025 − (Jan. 25) · unascertained
  • Executive Order 3026 − (Jan. 25) · unascertained
  • Executive Order 3027 − (Jan. 25) · Revoking Executive Orders Establishing Defensive Sea Areas
  • Executive Order 3028 − (Jan. 25) · unascertained, to Coast and Geodetic Survey
  • Executive Order 3029 − (Jan. 25) · Retransfer of Certain Named Individuals from War Department to Coast and Geodetic Survey
  • Executive Order 3030 − (Jan. 25) · Revoking Executive Order of unascertained, Regarding Submarine Cables and Telegraph and Telephone Lines
  • Executive Order 3031 − (Jan. 25) · Leave Due Canal Zone Employees Returning from Military or Naval Service
  • Executive Order 3032 − (Jan. 25) · Revoking Executive Order of April 9, 1917, Placing Control of the Panama Canal and the Canal Zone Under Army Control
  • Executive Order 3033 − (Feb. 05) · unascertained, Alaska
  • Executive Order 3035 − (Feb. 07) · Amending Civil Service Rules Relating to Reinstatement
  • Executive Order 3035-A − (Feb. 14) ·
  • Executive Order 3035-B − (Feb. 24) · Appointing Herbert Hoover as Director General of American Relief Administration
  • Executive Order 3043 − (Feb. 26) · Diminishment of Cabinet National Forest, Montana Mexico; Excluded Lands Reserved for Townsite Purposes
  • Executive Order 3044 − (Feb. 26) · Return of Certain Vessels, Equipment and Personnel unascertained
  • Executive Order 3045 − (Feb. 26) · Clara Bell Suit, Exemption From Civil Service Rules on Appointment
  • Executive Order 3046 − (Feb. 26) · Authorizing Industrial Board within Commerce Department to Employ Qualified Personnel Without Regard to Civil Service Rules
  • Executive Order 3049 − (Feb. 27) · Amendment of Executive Order No. 2903 of July 3, 1918 Returning Materials pertaining to the Coal Industry to the Federal Trade Commission from the Fuel Administration
  • Executive Order 3050 − (Feb. 27) · individual, Exemption From Civil Service Rules on Appointment
  • Executive Order 3051 − (Feb. 27) · Miss Bert M. Williams, Exemption From Civil Service Rules on Appointment
  • Executive Order 3052 − (Feb. 28) · Revoking Executive Order Nos. 3000 and 3006 of Nov. 18 and Nov. 26, 1918, Repectively, Establishing Liquor Control Zones in Tenn. & Pa.
  • Executive Order 3053 − (Feb. 28) · Montana, Temporary Withdrawal of Certain Described Lands Pending Legislation
  • Executive Order 3054 − (Mar. 02) · Rescinding Executive Order of April 2, 1917, Requiring Assent of Head of Department for Civil Service Examination
  • Executive Order 3055 − (Mar. 03) · Extending Withdrawal of Certain Lands in Idaho by Proclamation No. 1397 of October 9, 1917, Pending Legislation
  • Executive Order 3056 − (Mar. 03) · unascertained Restored to the Government of the Philippines
  • Executive Order 3057 − (Mar. 03) · Authorizing Appointment of Charles Aurthur Richards as A Memeber for Additional Representation of the Food Administrator on the War Trade Board
  • Executive Order 3058 − (Mar. 03) · unascertained
  • Executive Order 3059 − (Mar. 03) · Ordering Chairman of War Trade Board the Transfer of Functions and Records of Said Board to State Department
  • Executive Order 3060 − (Mar. 03) · Prescribing Regulations for Sale of Lots Within Girdwood Townsite
  • Executive Order 3061 − (Mar. 04) · California, Creation of Laguna Mountain Administrative Site for use as a Ranger Station in the Administration of Cleveland National Forest
  • Executive Order 3062 − (Mar. 04) · Form of Panama Canal Tonnage Certificates Amended
  • Executive Order 3063 − (Mar. 13) · Certain Powers of the Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation Pertaining to Emergency Shipping Fund Withdrawn and Delegated to unascertained
  • Executive Order 3064 − (Mar. 12) · Certain Powers of the Shipping Board Pertaining to Emergency Shipping Fund and Delegated to War Secretary
  • Executive Order 3065 − (Mar. 15) · Amending Regulations Governing Appontments and Promotions in the Diplomatic Service
  • Executive Order 3066 − (Mar. 19) · Abolishing the Aircraft Board
  • Executive Order 3067 − (Mar. 25) · Executive Order No. 2978 of October 21, 1918, Withdrawing Certain Lands Adjacent to Fort De Rusey, Kalia, Oahu, T.H., Revoked
  • Executive Order 3068 − (Apr. 05) · unascertained
  • Executive Order 3069 − (Apr. 05) · individual, Exemption From Civil Service Rules on Reinstatement
  • Executive Order 3070 − (Apr. 08) · Restoring Certain Described Lands Reserved by Executive Order No. 2900 of July 2, 1918, for Military Puposes to the Government of Territory of Hawaii
  • Executive Order 3071 − (Apr. 08) · unascertained
  • Executive Order 3074 − (Apr. 16) · Amending Civil Service Rules Relating to Qualification of Applicants
  • Executive Order 3075 − (Apr. 16) · Amending Civil Service Rules Relating to Reinstatement, and Revoking Executive Orders of July 18, 1918 and February 7, 1919
  • Executive Order 3091 − (May 24) · Authorizing Secretary of Navy to Transfer Certain Vessels to Other Executive Departments
  • Executive Order 3093 − (May 31) · Authorizing Reinstatement of Frank H. Wang as a Postal Clerk at the Panama Canal
  • Executive Order 3097 − (June 17) · Amending Consular Regulations of 1896 Concerning Payment of Wages at Ports
  • Executive Order 3108 − (June 30) · unascertained
  • Executive Order 3113 − Vesting in Attorney General all Power and Authority Conferred upon the President by Section 9 of the Trading with the Enemy Act
  • Executive Order 3126 − Transferring Records of War Industries Board to Council of National Defense
  • Executive Order 3130 − Setting Apart Certain Land in Canal Zone for use as Fort Amador and Fort Grant Military Reservations
  • Executive Order 3142 − Suspending Provisions of Law Requiring Inspection of Foreign-Built Ships for Eighteen Months
  • Executive Order 3154 − Dissolving Committee on Public Information and Transferring Assets to Council of National Defense
  • Executive Order 3158 − (Aug. 27) ·
  • Executive Order 3159 − (Aug. 27) · Directing General Supply Committee of Treasury Department to Maintain Records of Surplus Material for Use by Government Agencies
  • Executive Order 3172 − (Oct. 30) · Annulling Orders of Fuel Administration in Order to Restore Bituminous Coal Regulations
  • Executive Order 3176 − (Nov. 24) · Authorizing Title of All German Vessels Seized During War to be Taken Over in Accordance with Joint Resolution
  • Executive Order 3182 − (Nov. 25) · Amending Section 3 of the Executive Order of February 2, 1914, Providing Conditions of Employment for the Permanent Force for the Panama Canal
  • Executive Order 3188 − (Dec. 02) · Oregon, Land Withdrawal for Classification and Pending Legislation
  • Executive Order 3189 − (Dec. 02) · related to cited Executive Order No. 2593 of April 13, 1917
  • Executive Order 3190 − (Dec. 02) · unascertained
  • Executive Order 3191 − (Dec. 02) · unascertained
  • Executive Order 3192 − (Dec. 02) · Restoring Certain Described Lands Reserved by Executive Order of November 4, 1885 for the Improvement of the Columbia River
  • Executive Order 3193 − (Dec. 02) · Restoring Certain Described Lands Formerly Reserved by Executive Order No. 2581 of April 4, 1917 to the Government of the Territory of Hawaii
  • Executive Order 3202 − (Dec. 22) · Setting Aside Certain Land in Canal Zone for Use as Quarry Heights Military Reservation
  • Executive Order 3203 − (Dec. 22) · Setting Aside Certain Land in Canal Zone for Use as Fort William D. Davie Military Reservation
  • Executive Order 3207 − (Dec. 30) · Setting Aside Certain Land in Canal Zone for Use as Military Reservation

[edit] 1920

• Executive Order 3208 − (Jan 02)
• Executive Order 3210 − Establishing Regulations for the Canal Zone Relative to the Sale, Possession, and Disposition of Liquors For Sacramental, Scientific, Industrial, Pharmaceutical, and Medicinal Purposes (Jan 07)
• Executive Order 3211 − Requiring Executive Departments to Furnish Information to Bituminous Coal Commission (Jan 08)
• Executive Order 3213 − Concerning Costs and Security for Costs in the District Court and the Magistrates' Courts in the Panama Canal Zone (Jan 09)
• Executive Order 3222 − Applying Executive Order No. 3091 of May 24, 1919, to the Panama Canal (Feb 03)
• Executive Order 3226 − Authorizing Charges for Services Rendered by the Quarantine Division of The Panama Canal (Feb 11)
• Executive Order 3232 − Establishing a Maximum Rate of Pay for Alien Employees of The Panama Canal and the Panama Railroad Company on the Isthmus of Panama (Feb 20)
• Executive Order 3237 − Reserving Certain Lands of the Punta Mala Lighthouse for Use as Naval Radio Station (Mar 01)
• Executive Order 3243 − Carrying and Keeping of Arms in the Canal Zone (Mar 06)
• Executive Order 3247 − Restoring Rules and Regulations of Fuel Administration (Mar 19)
• Executive Order 3249 − Dissolving the United States Bituminous Coal Commission (Mar 24)
• Executive Order 3255 − Establishing Maritime Quarantine Regulations for the Canal Zone and Harbors of the Cities of Panama and Colon, Republic of Panama (Mar 31)
• Executive Order 3257 − Reserving Certain Lands in the Canal Zone for Fort Randolph and France Field Military Reservations, and Coco Solo Naval Reservation (Apr 09)
• Executive Order 3268 − Transferring Records of War Labor Board to Council of National Defense (May 05)
• Executive Order 3278-A − Regulations Regarding Reinstatement of Former Employees Nearing Retirement Age (Jun 02)
• Executive Order 3283 − Suspending Provision 3 of Executive Order of March 24, 1920, until Conclusion of Work of Anthracite Coal Commission (Jun 16)
• Executive Order 3297 − Temporarily Withdrawing Land in South Dakota for Determination of Availability for Permanent Reservation (Jun 30)
• Executive Order 3308 − Temporarily Withdrawing Land in South Dakota to Protect Water Supply of Wind Cave National Park (Jul 14)
• Executive Order 3313 − Amending Consular Regulations Concerning Payment of Wages (Jul 21)
• Executive Order 3314 − Temporarily Withdrawing Land in Arizona to Determine Advisability for Inclusion in Tumacacori National Monument (Jul 26)
• Executive Order 3317 − Holy Cross-Sopris National Forest, Colorado (Aug 07)
• Executive Order 3322 − Paitilla Point Military Reservation (Sep 01)
• Executive Order 3332 − Authorizing Retention for Certain Period of Certain Hoboken Piers by War Department (Oct 02)
• Executive Order 3345 − Temporarily Withdrawing Land in Arizona for Examination of Ruins and Hieroglyphics (Oct 20)
• Executive Order 3347 − Licensing of Chauffeurs in the Canal Zone (Oct 30)
• Executive Order 3352 − Expanding the Fort Sherman Military Reservation in the Canal Zone (Nov 06)
• Executive Order 3358 − In General relates to Marginal Wharf Area to Sand Island Military Reservation, Territory of Hawaii (Nov 24)
• Executive Order 3359 − (Nov 25)
• Executive Order 3360 − Prescribing Design and Dimensions for an Official Flag for the Office of Secretary of State (Nov 28)
• Executive Order 3361 − Constance Kerschner, Exemption From Civil Service Rules on Appointment (Nov 30)
• Executive Order 3362 − Extension of Trust Period on Allotments Made to Indians of the Crow Creek Reservation, South Dakota (Nov 30)
• Executive Order 3363 − Extension of Trust Period on Allotments Made to Ponca Indians of Oklahoma (Dec 01)
• Executive Order 3364 − Diminishment of some military reservation (Dec 01)
• Executive Order 3365 − Extension of Trust or Other Period of Restriction Against Alienation Contained in Any Patent Issued to Any Indian for Lands on the Public Domain (Dec 07)
• Executive Order 3366 − Diminishment of Alaska Townsite and Railroad Withdrawal [No. 2] and Such Lands Opened to Entry (Dec 08)
• Executive Order 3367 − Prescribing Army Regulations Governing Maximum Limits of Punishment (Dec 10)
• Executive Order 3368 − Natalie Summers, Exemption From Civil Service Rules on Appointment (Dec 11)
• Executive Order 3369 − (Dec 11)
• Executive Order 3370 − (Dec 16)
• Executive Order 3371 − (Dec 17)
• Executive Order 3372 − (Dec 21)
• Executive Order 3373 − (Dec 22)
• Executive Order 3374 − somehow related to Executive Order No. 2903 of July 3, 1918 (Dec 22)
• Executive Order 3375 − (Dec 24)
• Executive Order 3376 − Amendment to Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, Subdivision III, Paragraph 7 (Dec 24)
• Executive Order 3377 − somehow related to Executive Order No. 2738 of October 24, 1917 (Dec 24)
• Executive Order 3378 − Ernest D. Pickell, Exemption From Civil Service Rules on Appointment (Dec 26)
• Executive Order 3379 − Transfer of Certain Described Lands from Chelan National Forest to Wenatchee National Forest, Washington (Dec 31)
• Executive Order 3380 − Modifying Boundaries of Chelan and Wenatchee National Forests, Washington, to Reflect Intertransfer of Lands (Dec 31)

[edit] 1921

• Executive Order 3381 − Vancouver or Columbia River Land District, Washington, abolished and lands, business, and archives thereof transferred to the Olympia Land District (Jan. 04)
• Executive Order 3382 − Amendment of Executive Order of April 16, 1914, so as to Include Mints and Assay Offices and Federal Reserve Banks to Which the Duties and Functions of Assistant Treasurers of the United States are Transferred by the Secretary of the Treasury under the Act of May 29, 1920 (Jan. 05)
• Executive Order 3383 − Extension of Trust Period on Allotments Made to Indians of the unascertained and Sycuan Mission Reservations, California (Jan. 07)
• Executive Order 3384 − Alaska, Certain Lands Withdrawn for Use As Agricultural Experiment Stations Restored and Returned to Public Domain (Jan. 12)
• Executive Order 3385 − unascertained (Jan. 12)
• Executive Order 3386 − unascertained (Jan. 21)
• Executive Order 3387 − unascertained (Jan. 22)
• Executive Order 3388 − Order of Withdrawal of Certain Public Lands for Municipal Purposes; Phoenix, Arizona (Jan. 22)
• Executive Order 3389 − Prescribing the Transfer of Certain Records to the Public Health Service (Jan. 24)
• Executive Order 3390 − Abolishment of Portland, Oregon as a Port of Entry in Customs Collection District No. 29 and Presribing new Limits for Establishing New Port of Entry (Jan. 24)
• Executive Order 3391 − unascertained (Jan. 27)
• Executive Order 3392 − Emma V. Morgan, Exemption from Civil Service Rules on Appointment (Jan. 28)
• Executive Order 3393 − unascertained (Jan. 28)
• Executive Order 3394 − Withdrawing Land in Wyoming for Classification and Pending Legislation for its Disposition (Jan. 28)
• Executive Order 3395 − Withdrawing Land in California for Classification and Pending Legislation for its Disposition (Jan. 28)
• Executive Order 3396 − relates to some action concerning Railway Labor Board (Jan. 29)
• Executive Order 3397 − unascertained (Jan. 31)
• Executive Order 3398 − Amendment to Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, Subdivision III, Paragraph 9 (Feb. 02)
• Executive Order 3399 − individual, Exemption from Civil Service Rules on Appointment (Feb. 02)
• Executive Order 3400 − Amendment to Civil Service Rules, Schedule A, Subdivision III, Paragraph 7 (Feb. 03)
• Executive Order 3401 − Arthur Byrd, Exemption from Civil Service Rules on Appointment (Feb. 10)
• Executive Order 3402 − New Mexico, Land Withdrawal for unascertained (Feb. 11)
• Executive Order 3403 − Excusing Federal Per Diem Employees and Day Laborers in the District of Columbia from Work on Inauguration Day, March 4, 1921 (Feb. 12)
• Executive Order 3404 − Alaska, Certain Lands Withdrawn for Use in Warm Springs Bay Lighthouse Reserve (Feb. 12)
• Executive Order 3405 − Reserving Sheep Administrative Site, Arizona, for Use in the Administration of Prescott National Forest (Feb. 12)
• Executive Order 3406 − unascertained (Feb. 13)
• Executive Order 3407 − unascertained (Feb. 15)
• Executive Order 3408 − Authorizing the Creation of the unascertained Housing Corporation of Pennsylvania by the Secretary of Labor (Feb. 16)
• Executive Order 3409 − Margaret Reardon and Joeseph F. Murphy, Exemption from Civil Service Rules on Appointment (Feb. 18)
• Executive Order 3410 − Wyoming, Certain Decribed Lands Previously Withdrawn for Powersite Purposes Further Reserved for Classification and Pending Legislation for Possible Inclusion in Shoshone National Forest (Feb. 22)
• Executive Order 3411 − Idaho, Certain Decribed Lands Withdrawn for Classification and Pending Legislation for Possible Inclusion in Minidoka National Forest (Feb. 22)
• Executive Order 3412 − unascertained (Feb. 25)
• Executive Order 3413 − Diminishment of Shasta National Forest, California, and Such Lands Opened to Entry Limited to Certain Individuals (Feb. 27)
• Executive Order 3414 − Excluding Certain Employees in Reclamation Service from Provisions of Civil Service Retirement Act (Mar. 01)
• Executive Order 3415 − Half-mast flag display ordered on March 5, 1921, at Washington, D. C., and March 7, 1921, at Bowling Green, Mo., for services for the late Champ Clark, former Speaker of the House of Representatives (Mar. 03)




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