Author:Woodrow Wilson/Presidential Proclamations

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[edit] 1913

  Proc. No.   Title Date 38 Stat.
• Proclamation 1258 − Rules for the Measurement of Vessels for the Panama Canal November 21, 1913 -N/A-


[edit] 1914

  Proc. No.   Title Date 38 Stat.
• Proclamation 1268 − Mother's Day Proclamation, 1914 May 9, 1914 -N/A-
• Proclamation 1287 − Declaring Rules for Maintenance of Neutrality of Panama Canal and Panama Canal Zone November 13, 1914 -N/A-

[edit] 1915

  Proc. No.   Title Date 39 Stat.


[edit] 1916

  Proc. No.   Title Date 39 Stat.


[edit] 1917

  Proc. No.   Title Date 40 Stat.
• Proclamation 1364 − Declaring that a State of War Exists Between the United States and Germany April 6, 1917 -N/A-
• Proclamation 1371 − Declaring Rules for Maintenance of Neutrality of Panama Canal and Panama Canal Zone          May 23, 1917 -N/A-

[edit] 1918

  Proc. No.   Title Date 40 Stat.
• Proclamation 1480 − Designating September 12, 1918, as registration day for persons between the ages of eighteen and forty-five August 31, 1918 1840
• Proclamation 1481 − Determining the price of wheat for 1919 September 2, 1918 1844
• Proclamation 1482 − Announcing the licensing of stockyards and dealers in products, etc. September 6, 1918 1846
• Proclamation 1483 − Prohibiting the use of foods etc., in production of malt liquors September 16, 1918 1848
• Proclamation 1484 − Announcing the licensing of trading in fuel oil, etc. September 16, 1918 1849
• Proclamation 1485 − Designating October 15 to December 16, 1918, as period for registration for persons between the ages of eighteen and forty-five in Alaska September 18, 1918 1851
• Proclamation 1486 − Appointing Saturday, October 1, 1918, as Liberty Day September 19, 1918 1854
• Proclamation 1487 − Setting aside the Katmai National Monument, Alaska September 24, 1918 1855
• Proclamation 1488 − Designating October 26, 1918, as registration day for persons between the ages of eighteen and forty-five in Hawaii October 10, 1918 1856
• Proclamation 1489 − Designating October 26, 1918, as registration day for persons between the ages of eighteen and forty-five in Porto Rico October 10, 1918 1860
• Proclamation 1490 − Announcing additional regulations for protecting migratory birds October 25, 1918 1863
• Proclamation 1491 − Announcing licensing of trading in designated edibles and cereal beverages November 2, 1918 1866
• Proclamation 1492 − Taking possession of certain lands in Virginia for Navy mine depot purposes November 2, 1918 1868
• Proclamation 1492A − Taking possession and control of marine cable systems November 2, 1918 1872
• Proclamation 1493 − Taking immediate possession of certain described lands for naval purposes November 4, 1918 1874
• Proclamation 1494 − Taking of additional land in Virginia for naval ordnance proving ground November 4, 1918 1885
• Proclamation 1495 − Calling Virginia Coast Artillery into military service of United States November 7, 1918 1887
• Proclamation 1496 − Designating Thursday, November 28, 1918, as a day of general thanksgiving November 16, 1918 1888
• Proclamation 1497 − Taking possession and control of American Railway Express Company November 16, 1918 1889
• Proclamation 1498 − Calling part of Philippine Guard into military service of United States November 18, 1918 1890
• Proclamation 1499 − Diminishing area of Ozark National Forest, Arkansas November 27, 1918 1892
• Proclamation 1500 − Modifying areas of the Blackfeet and Flathead National Forests, Montana November 27, 1918 1894
• Proclamation 1501 − Diminishing area of the Custer National Forest, Montana November 27, 1918 1896
• Proclamation 1502 − Diminishing area of the Deschutes National Forest, Oregon November 27, 1918 1897
• Proclamation 1503 − Designating additional persons subject to restrictions on trading with the enemy November 29, 1918 1899
• Proclamation 1504 − Taking possession of land at Cape May, N.J., for naval air station December 2, 1918 1912
• Proclamation 1504A − Determining compensation for certain German dock properties at Hoboken, N.J. December 3, 1918 1914
• Proclamation 1505 − Rescinding prohibition against holding aircraft expositions December 16, 1918 1918
• Proclamation 1506 − Revoking specified regulations as to conduct of alien enemies December 23, 1918 1918

[edit] 1919

  Proc. No.   Title Date 40 Stat.
• Proclamation 1506A − Canceling the licenses of designated food products no longer essential January 7, 1919 1919
• Proclamation 1506B − Announcing death of former President Theodore Roosevelt January 7, 1919 1921
• Proclamation 1507 − Appointing Walker D. Hines Director General of Railroads January 10, 1919 1922
• Proclamation 1508 − Taking possession of additional lands in Maryland for Army ordnance proving ground January 25, 1919 1923
• Proclamation 1509 − Diminishing area of the Nevada National Forest, Nevada January 25, 1919 1928
• Proclamation 1510 − Announcing the licensing of designated products as no longer essential January 25, 1919 1929
• Proclamation 1511 − Permitting use of grain for non-intoxicating beverages January 30, 1919 1930
• Proclamation 1511A − Announcing the licensing of specified necessaries as no longer essential February 11, 1919 1931
• Proclamation 1512 − Reserving portion of Guano Islands, in Caribbean Sea, or lighthouse purposes February 25, 1919 1933
• Proclamation 1513 − Diminishing area of the Helena National Forest, Montana February 25, 1919 1933
• Proclamation 1514 − Acquiring additional land in Maryland for navy proving ground March 4, 1919 1935
• Proclamation 1515 − Modifying order on use of foods, etc., to intoxicating liquors March 4, 1919 1937

  Proc. No.   Title Date 41 Stat.
• Proclamation 1516 − Announcing the licensing of designated products as no longer essential March 19, 1919 1741
• Proclamation 1517 − Restoring lighthouse reservation on Maui Island to Territory of Hawaii April 8, 1919 1742
• Proclamation 1518 − Diminishing area of the Inyo National Forest, California and Nevada April 8, 1919 1744
• Proclamation 1519 − Diminishing area of the Chugach National Forest, Alaska April 16, 1919 1745
• Proclamation 1519A - Modifying boundaries of the Chugach National Forest, Alaska May 1, 1919 -N/A-
• Proclamation 1520 − Recommending observance of Boy Scout Week, June 8th to June 14th, 1919 May 1, 1919 1747
• Proclamation 1520A - Convening extra session of Congress May 7, 1919 1748
• Proclamation 1521 − Announcing the licensing of designated cottonseed products as no longer essential May 31, 1919 1749
• Proclamation 1522 − Restoring lighthouse land in Honolulu to Hawaii June 2, 1919 1750
• Proclamation 1522A - Reserving Roncador Cay, Caribbean Sea, for lighthouse purposes June 5, 1919 1751
• Proclamation 1523 − Modifying area of the Humboldt National Forest, Nevada June 12, 1919 1752
• Proclamation 1524 − Diminishing area of the La Sal National Forest, Utah and Colorado June 19, 1919 1753
• Proclamation 1525 − Diminishing area of the Tahoe National Forest, California and Nevada June 19, 1919 1755
• Proclamation 1526 − Canceling licenses for rice and rice flour dealers as no longer essential June 19, 1919 1756
• Proclamation 1527 − Announcing the licensing of wheat and flour storage, etc., as essential June 23, 1919 1758
• Proclamation 1528 − Prohibiting the importation and exportation of wheat and wheat flour June 24, 1919 1759
• Proclamation 1528A - Canceling requirement for licenses for exporting coin, bullion, and currency June 26, 1919 1760
• Proclamation 1529 − Enlarging area of the Wyoming National Forest, Wyoming July 10, 1919 1761
• Proclamation 1530 − Prohibiting illegal export of arms, etc., to Mexico July 12, 1919 1762
• Proclamation 1531 − Prescribing additional regulations for protection of migratory birds July 28, 1919 1764
• Proclamation 1532 − Abrogating restrictions on flying by aircraft, etc. July 31, 1919 1765
• Proclamation 1533 − Enlarging area of the Crook National Forest, Arizona August 6, 1919 1765
• Proclamation 1534 − Diminishing area of the Caribou National Forest, Idaho and Wyoming August 21, 1919 1766
• Proclamation 1535 − Terminating the Capital Issues Committee August 30, 1919 1768
• Proclamation 1536 − Diminishing area of the Sioux National Forest, South Dakota and Montana September 3, 1919 1768
• Proclamation 1537 − Modifying area of the Prescott National Forest, Arizona September 29, 1919 1770
• Proclamation 1538 − Modifying area of the Coconino National Forest, Arizona September 29, 1919 1770
• Proclamation 1539 − Designating Thursday, November 27 , 1919, as a day of general thanksgiving November 5, 1919 1771
• Proclamation 1540 − Urging prompt and accurate answers to census inquiries November 10, 1919 1772
• Proclamation 1541 − Canceling restrictions on importing and exporting wheat and wheat flour November 21, 1919 1773
• Proclamation 1542 − Transferring duties of Food Administration, except wheat and wheat products, to the Attorney General November 21, 1919 1774
• Proclamation 1543 − Authorizing disposal of surplus coal in Alaska for local use November 22, 1919 1776
• Proclamation 1544 − Diminishing area of the Nebraska National Forest, Nebraska November 25, 1919 1777
• Proclamation 1545 − Enlarging area of the Gran Quivira National Monument, New Mexico November 25, 1919 1778
• Proclamation 1546 − Extending area of the Lincoln National Forest, New Mexico December 2, 1919 1779
• Proclamation 1547 − Setting aside Scotts Bluff National Monument, Nebraska December 11, 1919 1779
• Proclamation 1548 − Enlarging area of the Shenandoah National Forest, Virginia and West Virginia December 18, 1919 1780
• Proclamation 1549 − Setting aside the Yucca House National Monument, Colorado December 19, 1919 1781
• Proclamation 1550 − Relinquishing Federal control of railroads, etc. December 24, 1919 1782
• Proclamation 1551 − Relinquishing Federal control of American Railway Express Company December 24, 1919 1783
• Proclamation 1552 − Extending area of the Idaho and Payette National Forests, Idaho December 27, 1919 1784

[edit] 1920

  Proc. No.   Title Date 41 Stat.
• Proclamation 1553 − Setting apart the Boone National Forest, North Carolina January 16, 1920 1784
• Proclamation 1554 − Setting apart the Nantahala National Forest, Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina January 29, 1920 1785
• Proclamation 1555 − Designating agency to receive reimbursement from railroads, etc., for equipment furnished while under Federal control February 12, 1920 1786
• Proclamation 1556 − Transferring certain property to Territory of Hawaii February 17, 1920 1786
• Proclamation 1557 − Copyright benefits to Sweden extended to mechanical musical reproductions February 27, 1920 1787
• Proclamation 1558 − Designating Director General of Railroads agent to terminate Federal control of transportation systems, etc. February 28, 1920 1788
• Proclamation 1559 − Designating Director General of Railroads agent in actions arising from Federal control of transportation systems March 11, 1920 1789
• Proclamation 1560 − Copyright benefits to Great Britain for works published therein, etc., since August 1, 1914, and not in United States April 10, 1920 1790
• Proclamation 1561 − Setting apart the Mononagahela National Forest, Virginia and West Virginia April 28, 1920 1791
• Proclamation 1562 − Extending time for paying installments for ceded lands of Crow Indian Reservation, Montana May 5, 1920 1793
• Proclamation 1563 − Appointing John Barton Payne Director General of Railroads May 14, 1920 1793
• Proclamation 1564 − Designating John Barton Payne as agent in actions arising from Federal control of transportation systems, etc. May 14, 1920 1794
• Proclamation 1565 − Canceling licenses of dealers in designated cereals, etc., as no longer essential May 25, 1920 1794
• Proclamation 1566 − Appointing anthracite coal mining commission June 3, 1920 1796
• Proclamation 1567 − Authorizing coal mining in Matanuska field, Alaska, for naval uses June 12, 1920 1797
• Proclamation 1568 − Setting apart the Cherokee National Forest, Georgia and Tennessee June 14, 1920 1798
• Proclamation 1569 − Prescribing additional regulations for protection of migratory birds July 9, 1920 1798
• Proclamation 1570 − Declaring the formal opening of the Panama Canal July 12, 1920 1800
• Proclamation 1571 − Setting apart the Unaka National Forest, North Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia July 24, 1920 1801
• Proclamation 1572 − Recommending observance of Tercentenary of Landing of the Pilgrims August 4, 1920 1802
• Proclamation 1573 − Designating October 9, 1920, as Fire Prevention Day September 7, 1920 1802
• Proclamation 1574 − Diminishing area of the Trinity National Forest, California October 1, 1920 1803
• Proclamation 1575 − Enlarging area of the Modoc National Forest, California October 1, 1920 1804
• Proclamation 1576 − Setting aside Custer State Park Game Sanctuary, South Dakota October 9, 1920 1805
• Proclamation 1577 − Extending area of the Arkansas National Forest, Arkansas October 19, 1920 1805
• Proclamation 1578 − Modifying area of the Santa Fe National Forest, New Mexico October 30, 1920 1806
• Proclamation 1579 − Announcing the licensing of sugar, etc., as no longer essential October 30, 1920 1807
• Proclamation 1580 − Designating Thursday, November 25, 1920, as a day of general thanksgiving November 12, 1920 1809
• Proclamation 1581 − Enlarging area of the Florida National Forest, Florida November 25, 1920 1810
• Proclamation 1582 − Copyright benefits to Denmark for works published therein, etc., since August 1, 1914, and not in United States December 9, 1920 1810
• Proclamation 1583 − Enlarging area of the Caribou National Forest, Idaho and Wyoming December 9, 1920 1812

[edit] 1921

  Proc. No.   Title Date 41 Stat.
• Proclamation 1584 − Convening special session of the Senate February 3, 1921 1813
• Proclamation 1585 − Transferring certain lands to Porto Rico for highway purposes February 14, 1921 1813
• Proclamation 1586 − Modifying area of the Gila National Forest, New Mexico March 3, 1921 1815
• Proclamation 1587 − Modifying area of the Datil National Forest, New Mexico March 3, 1921 1816
• Proclamation 1588 − Prescribing further regulations for protection of migratory game birds                                March 3, 1921 1817



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