The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-09-13

HlHnl wei nave aTlSlnB SITUATION
affecting the peace of the world. and
this matter would then go before the
lep'-uc for determination.
II the league or the assembly or
council decided, we should negotiate
&2nd ratify that convention, then our
ds}Qbedience would bring us into con
flieAwitth the league, which might in
~ issf analysis use its combined
TO compel our adherence
POSSIBLE CONTINGENCY
Or II we are party to labor con-
vention of any sort to which Japan
is also a party a Japanese labor or
ganization in this country or in ia
r"r "rav hiring, any alleged violation
of the convention to the attention Of
the internatioal labor office, which
thereupon invites this government to
make report.
II we make no report, or IL that
repor rs NJ AusfacrCr". Japar nav
take the matter up and send IL to
commission of inquiry. chosen by the
I secretary general of the league from
\ panel nominated by all the mem
rs. subject TO the approval of the
governing body.
On this commission no American
Auld sit. If the commission found
against us II would make report and
would recommend any punitive econ
omfc measures Ii believed desirable
III Japan were not satisfied with this
report she might refer IL to the per-
manent court of international justice
a.. az 's eeaueo unuer the covenant OF
the league, and the decision of this
court (the compensation OF which we
do not know would be final.
- we ieiuseu 10 carry out tne aw-
u Y. .nis uipunal Japan lnlsht uake
~, measures against US
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