LEAGUE OF NATIONS.
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(Received This Day at I0;35. a.m.) LONDON, May 3. ■ Ihe “Express” correspondent says tbe League of Nations supporters are preparing to fight to a finish, to either dissolve the Allied Supreme Council or curtail the powers of Allied Premiers, Hon Lloyd George, Nitti and Millerand. Lords Grey, Cecil and Bryce, and Mr dynes and Percy are demanding a slow-down. They contended the Triunu verate is usurping the League’s power. A clash is believed to he inevitable. The League supporters propose to appeal to the public in England, France, Italy and United States. The absence of Mr Wilson or his representative from the League Councils is declared to he working irreparable injury to the League’s power.
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Hokitika Guardian, 4 May 1920, Page 3
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