As the newspapers reported itSpain's withdrawal from the League of Nations

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Saturday, September 11, 1926

Spain and the League · the resignation arrives

As printed: SPAIN WITHDRAWS FROM LEAGUE, BUT EXPRESSES AMITY

ContextSpain demanded a permanent council seat at Geneva and, failing to get one, decided at a cabinet council presided over by King Alfonso to quit the League of Nations. The formal note reached the secretary general this morning, held back, it is said, so that Germany's admission on Tuesday would not be embarrassed.

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