Convening of First Assembly

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R1358/26/384/384 The First Meeting of the Assembly - Mr P.J. Baker - Reasons for the Advisability of postponing it, although the Labour Conference should be held, as arranged, in October File 1919.06.07
R1358/26/4431/384 Convocation of the Assembly - Council of the League of Nations - Report by Mr Coromilas, and Text of Telegram to President Wilson asking him to convene the Assembly at Brussels in November 1920 - Report adopted by the Council, May 1919 File 1920
R1358/26/4891/384 First Meeting of the Assembly - Council of the League of Nations - Text of Telegram to President Wilson confirming the previous Telegram of 19 May asking him to convene the Assembly in November 1920 - Approved by the Council at the Meeting in London on 16 June File 1920.06.16
R1358/26/5364/384 Convening of the Assembly - American Embassy, London - States that President Wilson still adheres to his View that the First Assembly should take place at Geneva and that a Summone in this Sense will shortly be forwarded to the Secretariat for Communication to League Members File 1920.07.09
R1358/26/5391/384 Convening of the Assembly - Swiss Minister, London - States that the Swiss Federal Council in no way objects to the Convocation of the Assembly at another City, so long as the ultimate Seat of the League of Nations remains at Geneva File 1920.07.10