FRONTIER INCIDENT
LEAGUE CONSIDERS SANCTIONS FLEETS READY TO BLOCKADE GREECE GREEK REPLY OBVIATES ACTION (By Electrie Telegraph. —Copy right.) (Reuters Telegrams) PARIS. Get. 2S A reply not having arrived the Council of the League sat in privat" session and seriously contemplated for the first time in the League’s history imposing the sanctions of Article Sixteen of the Covenant. It is understood that Britain. France, Italv and Spain agreed that fleets he ready to join in blockading I Ireeoe. Meantime the Greek reply was received and considered satisfactory. HITCH IX EVACUATION EXPLAINED PARIS. October 29. 'The Council of the League received telegrams from Athens explaining that the hitch in the Greek evacuation of Bulgaria occurred owing to the Bulgarians following too closely upon the Greeks’ rear, as the result of which shots were exchanged, hut the incident was not serious and evacuation would be carried out according to schedule.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVi, 30 October 1925, Page 5
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