LEAGUE OF NATIONS
QUESTION OF FIRST MEETING. By Telegraph—Press Assn.- Copyright. • Paris, Oct. 4. The Senate recommended the immediate summoning of the League of Nations. in accordance with M. Clemenceau's letter to Colonel House. 1 Paris, Oct. 4. The Conference adopted a resolution requesting the Government to seek an agreement with President Wilson that when America**had ratified the Treaty an immediate meeting of the League of Nations should be convened, and that a commission of French delegates propose a measure leading to general disarmament, M. Clcmenceau has written to Mr Lloyd George and Colonel House urging that, the first meeting of the League of Nations bo held in Washington with President Wilson as president In November.—'Renter,
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Taranaki Daily News, 7 October 1919, Page 5
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