Read the Covenant of the League of Nations in Full
The article presents the complete text of the Covenant of the League of Nations, detailing aims to promote international cooperation and peace, structure with assembly and council, member access, arbitration, mandates, and admission rules. It lists articles on armament reduction, the permanent secretariat, rights, arbitration, and enforcement.
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United States
League of Nations
Senate
League
Belgium
Brazil
Spain
Greece
Council
Assembly
International Bureau of
the Universal Postal Union
Geneva
The
Court of Arbitration
League For Adoption
Permanent Court of International Justice
Monroe
Central Africa
Mandatory
Africa
South Pacific Islands
Germany Renunciations in China and Shantung Provisions
Treaty sections outline German renunciations and cessions in China and Shantung. Articles cover indemnities, tariff arrangements, Chinese cession of German assets in Tientsin Hankow and other territories, restoration of instruments, lease abrogations in Hankow and Tientsin, and waivers of claims related to internment and ship seizures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Shantung Province
Germany
Tientsin
Hankow
Legation
Peking
Hankoow
Shameen
Canton
Shanghai
First League of Nations Secretary General Named
The Honorable Sir James Eric Drummond, K C M G C B is named the first secretary general of the League of Nations. The candidate list included nations from Britain Canada Australia and many others as members invited to join the organization.
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British Empire
Canada
Australia
South Africa
New Zealand
India
China
Cuba
Ecuador
France
Greece
Guatemala
League of Nations
Sir James Eric Drummond
C. B
Germany renounces Kiao-Chau rights to Japan in treaty terms
The document states Germany cedes all rights in Kiao-Chau including railways mines and submarine cables to Japan. Japan gains ownership of the Tsing-tao railway system and related assets and will receive archives and title deeds within three months. Germany must disclose all related treaties and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Japan
Kiao-Chau
China
Bhantung
Tsing-tao- Tsinan-Fu
Tsing-tao
Shanghai
Che Foo
Kiao- Chau
Artillon
Ole Miss Dance Committee elects members in tight race
On the Ole Miss campus the Dance Committee elected reps from the sophomore, junior, senior academies, law, media, and doctors divisions. R H Lake won the contested sophomore post over J Hammett by two votes after three primaries.
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Ole Miss
Paradise
Ole Miss Dance
Sophomo
Law Department
Ratl Mild
Horace Houghland
Lyle Murphree
Hugh Mahon
A. Carey
R. H. Lake
Jal Hammett
Leslie
Purity and Healing Power of Liquid Bo Zone
Mis-spaced ad claims Liquid Bo Zone heals torn or burned flesh with prom ness. It lists prices 80c 60c and 1.20. Advertises by A H Kendel Oxford Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Kendel
Oxford
Missippi
Also Mentioned on This Page
Covenant OF the
Paris
Covenant OF the League OF Nations
United States of America
Secretariat
Red Cross
United States of Haiti
America
Hedjasz
Honduras
Bolivia
Italy
Brasil
China, Shantung and
Libevia
Nicaragua
Pansaa
Peru
Poland
Portugal
Romania
Berb
Siam
Slovakia
Uruguay
Paraguay
Lic
Persia
Chile
Salvador
Colombia
Spai
Denmark
Sweden
Netherlands
Switzerland
Norway
Venezuela
Shantung
OLE Miss Dance Committee
Bayer
P. B. Furr
Hunt
Hunt’s
R. R. Chilton
Remington Umc
Ieub
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