New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-11

Great Britain, first with women voters
participating.
December 2s-Result of British cleo
tions made public, coalition govern
ment assured Overwhei lining ma ority
in Commons.
January 10--Lloyd George govern
ment reorganized in London.
January 19-Italan Cabinet reorgan-
lied as anti-Nationalist members re-
sign.
February 4-Opening of British Par
lament.
April 17-French Chargber passes
eight hour day bill.
April 23-French Senate approves
eight hour day bill, which thus becomes
law
April 29-Ttalian Chamber votes con-
tidence in Orlando government, thus
rebuking Allied stand on Fiume ques-
ton.
June 19-Orlando Cabinet suffers de-
feat in Italian Chamber and resigns.
June 2l-Nitti appointed Premier in
Italy.
June 22-Sankey coal report, advo-
eating national ownership Of mines,
submitted in Britain.
June 25-Wjnnipeg Reds beaten in
revolutionary" strike
July 3-Revolutionary outbreaks in
Italy owing to high cost of living be-
gln,and continue for over two weeks.
July 31.--London police strike be-
gins, but fails after few days.
September 12-D'Annunzio, at head
of Italian mutineers, occupies Fiume
September 26-Railroad strike begins
in Great Britain at midnight.
October 5-Comprom7se ends British
railroad strike
In Germany
November 9-14-End Of Empire and
the several monarchies as Kaiser flies
to Holland, and twenty one kings
dukes and princes abdicate or are de-
posed. Chancellor Ebert. ignoring
Prince Max's regency proposal, consti-
tutes Socialist Cabinet.
December 30-Cabinet reorganized:
moderate element now preponderant
Jan. l6-Draft of new constitution
finished.
Jan. 16-Spartacist outbreak in Ber-
lin. Dr. Liebknecht and Rosa Luxen-
burg killed by officers.
Jan. 19-Ebert government wins
great majority in National Assembly
elections.
Feb. National Assembly opens at
Weimar.
Feb. HILBERT elected first Presi-
dent of German Republic.
March New Spartacist outbreaks
in Berlin.
Apri! 7-Bavarian Bolsheviks pro-
claim Soviet republic at Munich.
May 4-Munich Soviet rule ousted.
June 20-Scheidemann first Chancel-
Tor under Ebert, resigns rather than
sign peace treaty. Bauer Cabinet con-
stituted.
July 9-National Assembly ratifies
peace treaty; Ebert signs it same day.
July 3l-White Book, covering wars
last three months, published.
August New constitution adopted.
September 27-Allied ultimatum de-
mands evacuation OF Baltic provinces
by Won der Goltz's army.
October 4-German government in
note promises compliance with Allied
demand
In Central European States
November 17-Count Karolyi pro-
December 19-Polish troops land at
Danzig.
January II Paderewski appointed
Polish Premier.
March 22-Count Karolyi despaired
because of Allied hostility, turns over
Magyar government to Communists.
August % - Bolsheviki ousted at
Budapest; moderate Cabinet under Ju-
Illus Peidl formed but deposed same day
by Archduke Joseph's coup detat.
! August A. Rumanian army occupie.
Budapest against Allied orders
August 23-Archduke Joseph obeys
Allied ultimatum TO quit. but his lieu
tenant Friedrich succeeds in retaining
premiership.
In Russia
February 17--withdrawal of Ameri-
can troops from north Russia an.
nounced
April ALLIES yield Odessa to Boil
sheviki.
July 19--Poles defeat Bolsheviki at
Pinsk.
October s--British forces withdraw
from Archangel
November 8-Admiral Kolchak order.
| government Offices to be removed from.
Omsk to lrkutsk, ZOO miles east along
the Siberian Railway.
Peace Treaty Ratification
Germany-July 8.
Great Brtain-August 10,
1taly-October 7.
Francc-October 81.