League Covenant Revisions Invite New Members to Accede
The draft covenant for the League of Nations outlines original members and new invitees such as Czecho Sl Slovakia Poland the Scandinavian states the Netherlands Switzerland Spain Persia and several American republics. It details assembly and council structure withdrawal rules and the Monroe Doctrine acknowledgement amid debates in Washington and Paris.
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League of Nations
Germany
Czecho-Slovakia
Poland
Netherlands
Switzerland
Spain
Persia
Argentina
Chile
Colombia
Paraguay
Salvador
Venezuela
Mexico
Paris
League
Wilson
United States
Senate
Council of International Disputes
Geneva
Nague
Council
Assembly
International Bureau of the Universal Postal Union
Key Revisions to League Covenant Highlight Withdrawals and Arbitration
The revised covenant expands withdrawal rights with two years notice after fulfilling obligations. It renames bodies to assembly and council, allows council membership growth, and maintains unanimous decisions unless otherwise noted. New clauses exempt domestic matters, Monroe Doctrine, and add Red Cross duties, with ratification by majority.
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League
Council
Assembly
Geneva
Quincy Victory Loan Parade Ends With 25000 Cheering Veterans
A crowd of about 25 000 cheered discharged service men and marchers in Quincy's Victory Loan parade yesterday. More than 3000 marchers lined principal streets as City Hall visible by a whippet tank. Speakers praised soldiers and urged generous Liberty Loan support to exceed Quincy's 2 5 million quota, with Mayor Whiton and Colonel Sweetser among speakers.
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Quincy
Victory Loan
Daniel R. McKay
City Hall
Warren E Sweetser
Yankee
Fred E. Jones
191St Sanitary
Sidney Ki. Hardwick
1Th Infantry
Ray Ford
Merrimont Park
Edward L. Lennon
Colonel Sweetser
Eugene R. Stone
Chester I. Campbell
Joseph Y. Whiton
Jones
Major Hardwick
Yeoman Sullivan
Bureau Liberty Loan Committee of
New England
Warren E. Sweetser
Yankee Division
Covenant of the League of Nations Promoting Peace and Cooperation
Text outlines the Covenant of the League of Nations aiming to foster international cooperation and peace by pledging not to resort to war, establishing open and honorable relations, upholding international law as a guide for government conduct, and maintaining justice among nations.
Doctor urged operation in Baltimore ad promising relief
Nellie B. Brittingham of Baltimore recounts nearly four years of organic troubles nervousness and headaches with monthly bed rest. After five bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound her health improved and work became enjoyable. The ad urges trying the remedy before consenting to an operation.
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Baltimore
Lydia E. Pinkham
Nellie B. Brittingham
Calverton Rd
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