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Native Races and Liquor Traffic
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1 - League of Nations Secretariat
Mandates Section
Registry files (1919-1927)
Mandates Section
Native Races and Liquor Traffic
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Title
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Date
Digital object
R29/1/11389/4570
Liquor Traffic in Mandated Countries - Transmits resolution passed by the Executive Committee on 18 February 1921 urging that the prohibition of the liquor traffic, as defined in Article 22 of the Covenant of the League, be embodied in each of the Mandates and faithfully carried out.
File
1921.03.03-1921.03.11
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R29/1/14306/4570
Liquor Traffic in Mandated Countries - Transmits a Memorial on this subject, signed by the Loard Bishop of London.
File
1921.07.26-1921.08.11
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R29/1/23221/4570
Various protests against the texts of the mandates approved by the Council relating to liquor traffic in Africa - Dossier concerning.
File
1922.09.05
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R29/1/11745/4570
Liquor Traffic in Mandated Countries – Transmits resolution recently passed by this Society, urging the suppression of the sale of intoxicating drink in Central Africa and all Mandated territories. Calls upon the Council to ensure the adoption of this policy.
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1921.03.21-1921.04.01
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R29/1/22016/4570
Liquor Traffic in Mandated Areas - Resolves that Mandatory Powers should do everything possible to protect populations of Mandated Territories from alcoholism. Resolution adopted 18 July 1922.
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1922.08.23-1922.08.26
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