Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-12-31


q A9 gs.. Lloyd George issued uIumatur
% russian representatives
POLES agreed to meet Russians AT Minis
! TO negotiate - -"ii's
( Aug s-Bolsheyild rejected British pls
Tor teu-day armlstice.
4 aug q-Britlsh labor loo7r 49,.
s"FeEhmehL against war 10 aid Poland
aug. le-unlted States notified Italv
W9uiu support Poland with all avail
~ means against disinemberment
Mou'u never recognize the soviet regime
SAL ~ , iillt other nations to slice of Rus
Sid1 territory. and suggested Withdrawal
~ russian troops from Poland and for
essh troops from Russia as a means L
END present war.
ulRish peace treaty signed
Hus- trench government announce,
It recognized the Wrangel government &
South klSsia and would give 1t aid ant
broke on relations with soviet representa-
ives In London
LetNia and soviet Russia signed peace
~ S,ea'S' ana FINLAND and Russia agreed
sh aug. l-Mlawa captured by the Bol.
b.alsheviki captured soldau.
aug lt-Russo- Polish armistce nego-
ualons opened at Minsk
Great battle for possession Of Warsaw
aug iEPoles repulsed Russians and
lauhched three counter offensiVes
., auE. H-Danzlg corridor cleared OF Boil
Aug. 80 Russians retreating in disorder
! IRON Poland
Aug. 25-Poes reoaptured Bialystok.
aug; A-Poles, having destroyed or dis
| persed iour OF the Ave Bolshevik armies
| rejected Russian peace terms
1 aug. a-General Wraugel opened great
| OFFENSIVE IN south Russia, taking Novo-
aoss s ana other cities and the Dopetz
p aug &-Reds recaptured Grodno and
roles evacuated Biatystok
aug. 81 - Ukrainians opened drive
against the Bolshevid
Ieaee conference at Minsk broke M
sept 1-Budenny's Red army In Galicia
DESTROYED BY the Poles
uS sept S-Bg defeat Of Reds by General
Wrangel announced
sept 9-D'AnnunzlO proclaimed the
Itahan regency Of Quarnero"
sept N-Nlnth session Of League Of
Nations council adjourned after persuad-
ing Poland and Lithuania to SUSPEND
noSlllitles and arbitrate their differences,
ana Finland and Sweden to arbitrate con
corning the Aland islands
Fqlsn-Russiah peace conference opened
Sept. 28-Poles and Lthuanlans resumed
oct. 9-yilna seized by Polish troops
under Zellgousli
oct. l2-poIand and soviet Russia signed
peace treaty
Wrangel began offensive against new
Hl&th soviet army
oct IA &c. Russo-FinnIsh peace treaty
signed.
Oct l7-Japanese and Korean troops
louEht IN Manchurla
Defeat Of Wrangel near Kakhoyka an
noqnced.
Nov l-serious defeats Of wrangers
forces announced
Nov l0-Italy and Jugo-savia reached
agreement on Adratc dispute.
nov 5-C ompiete collapse Of Wran-
sgi > FORCES N me Crimea
NOV. l5-League of Nations assembly
opened hrst meeting in Geneva; Paul Hy-
mans Oh Belgium elected president.
NOV NOV b-ukralhians routed by Reds, |
losing hleY and other towns
SPAN agreed 70 toin the allies in polio
M the ana district
Nov H-Germany notified League of |
tSatlohs mat the treaty OF Versailles had /
peem HIgiatea oy the allies IN the matter |
OF mandates, and demanded her former /
cq Nnii ., s.,.,,.,
NOV z5-ScandlnaVlan amendments to .
.t.easue OF Nations covenant voted down /
oy committee on general organization
:, sssiuh On armenian situation APP
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faee hesolduohs between Poland and
S9t t err R si resumed he Polish troops
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asl,ed r1nita - 81 o9 o. Na1ions council
4r',9e,io 1 1tates 10 ileulate between
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Austria voted p,arohe~,h,r, - ,o,,,,. :.
,-a nGs.'l' No'e" i'eiluetSiip IN League OIL
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Sass an, INeus tooh 6IIYah ana estab-
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