KELLOGG TREATY
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President Hoover formally procTAlined the Kellogg Treaty at an impressive ceremony attended by Mr Coolidge, Mr Kellogg, representatives of fifteen signatory. Powers, thirty-one adhering nations, and other diplomats and statesmen.
Mr Hoover recounted the history of tne Treaty and paid a tribute to M. Briand, 1 Mr Coolidge and Mr Kellogg. He said: “May I ask you who represent Governments which accepted this Treaty, M Which) ii f riaw part of their supreme law/ and their most sacred 1 obifga^ticfrife 'tbi&ffy io liigh appreciation of the Government of j the United-fetates ‘‘'Hlis port’. ’di&l-fCollaboration an act so auspicious for the future -happiness of mankind : has now been consummated.” - *'■*'
;j"jr a.? f)T —H - ”•’* io biivi pjj;j “' So ’ BER kIN, Mv 24.-* * '"’Signalising America’s formal inaiigifration of the Kellogg Pact .General Hindenjmrg has sent a message to'Mr Hoover hoping that tha pae| will de- ' velop/go.od .international relations and preserve peace oh the basis’of justice.
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Hokitika Guardian, 25 July 1929, Page 6
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