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Mandates Commission - Mr. P. J. Baker - Cutting from London Press of 13 October on the appointment of Mr. Robert de Caix to be General Secretary to the High Commissioner of the French Republic in Syria as bearing on the drafting of "A" Mandates.
Mandates Commission - Mr. P. J. Baker - Cutting from London Press of 13 October on the appointment of Mr. Robert de Caix to be General Secretary to the High Commissioner of the French Republic in Syria as bearing on the drafting of "A" Mandates.
The Mandatory System - The Times - Statement by Sir Eric Drummond pointing out that the authority of the Council is confined to ascertaining that the Draft Mandates conform to Article 22 of the Covenant. The right to appoint the Mandatories belongs to the Principal Allied and Associated Powers, and the reference to Parliaments depends entirely on the Constitution of the country concerned.
The Mandatory System - The Times - Statement by Sir Eric Drummond pointing out that the authority of the Council is confined to ascertaining that the Draft Mandates conform to Article 22 of the Covenant. The right to appoint the Mandatories belongs to the Principal Allied and Associated Powers, and the reference to Parliaments depends entirely on the Constitution of the country concerned.
Authority of the League with regard to Mandates - League of Nations Union, London - Transmits a letter from the Times, on 3 May 1921, defining the powers and functions both of the Council of the League and of the Permanent Mandates Commission in connexion with the determination of the terms of the Mandates and the subsequent administration of mandated territories.
Authority of the League with regard to Mandates - League of Nations Union, London - Transmits a letter from the Times, on 3 May 1921, defining the powers and functions both of the Council of the League and of the Permanent Mandates Commission in connexion with the determination of the terms of the Mandates and the subsequent administration of mandated territories.
The Mandates System - Communicated by the Mandates Section - Article on the Colonial Mandates of Mr. Gunzert, Legation Referendum Advisor, published by the newspaper "Germania", of June 25, 1925.
The Mandates System - Communicated by the Mandates Section - Article on the Colonial Mandates of Mr. Gunzert, Legation Referendum Advisor, published by the newspaper "Germania", of June 25, 1925.
South African Mandate for South West Africa – Correspondence with Mr. A.H. Varnier.
South African Mandate for South West Africa – Correspondence with Mr. A.H. Varnier.
Petition from Mr. Will Stuart concerning the frontier between Angola and South West Africa.
Petition from Mr. Will Stuart concerning the frontier between Angola and South West Africa.
Mandate over South West Africa – Correspondence with Mr. August Karlson.
Mandate over South West Africa – Correspondence with Mr. August Karlson.
The Island of Yap - New York Herald (Paris) - Extract from the New York Herald states that the Peace Conference minutes do not show any reservation by President Wilson relative to the disposal of the island of Yap. This therefore concluded that he has been Hoodwinked by the League of Nations.
The Island of Yap - New York Herald (Paris) - Extract from the New York Herald states that the Peace Conference minutes do not show any reservation by President Wilson relative to the disposal of the island of Yap. This therefore concluded that he has been Hoodwinked by the League of Nations.
Mandate for Yap Island - Mr. Hugh Wallace, the United States Ambassador to Paris - Opposes, in the name of his Government, the allocation of this mandate to Japan. Cannot recognize the validity of such a mandate that is not in conformity with Article 119 of the Treaty of Versailles which stipulates that "Germany renounces her rights and titles over her Overseas Possessions in favor of the Principal Allied and Associated Powers" and not in favor of Japan in particular.
Mandate for Yap Island - Mr. Hugh Wallace, the United States Ambassador to Paris - Opposes, in the name of his Government, the allocation of this mandate to Japan. Cannot recognize the validity of such a mandate that is not in conformity with Article 119 of the Treaty of Versailles which stipulates that "Germany renounces her rights and titles over her Overseas Possessions in favor of the Principal Allied and Associated Powers" and not in favor of Japan in particular.
Japanese Mandate for Pacific Islands – Press Extract "The Times" - Speech by Sir J. Cook, Minister for the Australian Navy, being the reply to Japan’s complaint relative to the question of racial equality.
Japanese Mandate for Pacific Islands – Press Extract "The Times" - Speech by Sir J. Cook, Minister for the Australian Navy, being the reply to Japan’s complaint relative to the question of racial equality.