Open Fight to Win British for League
Lord Robert Cecil opened a campaign at Albert Hall to popularize the League of Nations. He defended Article X, argued boundaries can change by discussion, and said Britain would hold one vote with unanimity in Council while backing the League for peace.
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League of Nations Union meeting at Albert Hall
Viscount Grey chaired the British League of Nations Union gathering in London at Albert Hall. Notables present included Lord Robert Cecil, John Robert Clynes, Dr. Alexander Irving, Dr. John Clifford, and American Ambassador John W. Davis with his wife. Vice Admiral David Beatty attended as hecklers interrupted portions of the speeches.
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British Leaders Urge League Support After War
Grey and Deed push for League of Nations as vital for world peace. They warn future wars will be far worse due to science and invention, urge German admission with guarantees, and emphasize Britain’s strength in fleet and economy to back a lasting peace.
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