The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-12-30

to Russian Representatives.
Poles agreed 10 meet Russians al Ainsk
to negotiate.
Aug. S-Bolsheviki rejected British pan
for ten-day armistice.
aug. 9-Briush labor leaders warned
government against war to aid Poland.
Aug. 10-United States notified italy Il
would support Poland with all avail
able means" against dismemDerment
would never recognize the soviet regime,
OF permit other nations to slice off Rus
sian territory; and suggested withdrawal
of Russian troops from Poland and for
eign troops from Russia as means to
end present war.
Turkish peace treaty signed
Aug. l1-French governme t announced
It recognized the Wrangel government in
south Russia and would give it aid, and
broke off relations with soviet representa-
( Letvia ard soviet Russia signed peace
treaty and Finland and Russia agreed
| on an armistice.
Aug. 12-Mlawa captured by the Boil
sheviki.
Bclsheviki captured soIdau
Aug. 16-Russo-Polish armistice nego-
tiatons opened at Minsk.
Great battle for possession of Warsaw,
Aug. I-Poles repulsed Russians and
/ launched three counter offensives.
aug. iS-Danzig corridor cleared of Boil
Aug. l9-Russians retreating in disorder
| from Poland.
Aug 25-Poles recaptured Bia,ystok.
Aug. 24-Poles, having destroyed or dis
! persed four of the five Bolshevik armies.
rejected Russian peace terms.
Aug. 26-General Wrangel opened great
offensive in south Russia, takiI NOvO-
rossisk and other cities and the DOnetz
coal basin.
Aug 2s-Reds recaptured Grodno and
Poles evacuated Biaiystok.
Aug 81 - Ukrainians opened drive
against the Bolsheviki.
Peace conference at Minsk broke up.
Sept. l-Budenny's Red army in GaliCia
DESTROYED by the Poles
Sept. S-Big defeat of Reds by General
WTangel announced.
Sept. Sd Annunzio proclaimed the
Italian regency of QuarnerO."
Sept. 20-Ninth session of League OF
Nations council adjourned after persuad-
ing Poland and Lithuania to suspend
hosuities and arbitrate their differences,
corning the Aland islands
FoJish-Russian peace conference opened
Sept. 23-PoIes and Lithuanians resumed
hostilites.
oct, 9-yilna seized by Polish troops
under ZellgOuski.
Oct. 12-Poand and soviet Russia signed
WrangeI began offensive against new
Sixth soviet army.
signed
oct. l7-Japanese and Korean troops
fought in Manchuria.
Defeat of Wrangel near Kakhovka an
Nov. l-serious defeats of wrangers
forces announced.
agreement on AdTiatic dispute.
Nov. 13-COmplete collapse of Wran-
gels forces in the Crimea.
Nov. l5-League of Nations assembly
opened first meeting in Geneva; Paul Hy-
mans of Belgium elected president.
Nov. 16-Ukrainians routed by Reds.
losing klev and other towns.
Spain agreed to join the allies in polio
ing the Wilma district
Nov 19-Germany notified League of
Nations that the treaty of Versailles had
been violated by the allies in the matter
Of mandates, and demanded her former
colonies.
League of Nations covenant voted down
by committee on general organization.
Commission on Armenian situation APP
pointed.
Peace negotiations between Poland and
soviet Russia resumed. the Polish troops
withdrawing to armisttce line.
Nov. 25-League of Nations council
asked United States to mediate between
Armenia and Mustapha Renal Pasha.
Nov. 29-Italy started to force D'Annun-
ZiO out of Fiume.
President Wilson accepted invitation of
league council to mediate between Arme-
MIA and the Turks.
Dec. lED'Annunzio declared war on
Italy.
Austria voted membership in League of
Russian Reds took Erivan and estab-
Iished soviet rule for Russian Armenia.
Dec. 2-Great Britain, France and Italy
warned Greece against restoring Constan-
Dec. S-Argentine delegates withdrew
from League of Nations assembly because |
of refusal to consider amendments to COW
enant
Armenia and Turkish nationalists signed |
peace treaty.
Dec. 8-President Wilson declined to |
appoint American representatives on |
League of Nations disarmament commits |
son.
Dec, 1o-League of Nations, assembly
postponed until next session decision on !
naval and economic blockade.
Dec. l2-Russian soviet government pro- |
tested to Great Britain, France and Italy |
a EstinSt their brutal Interference" in the |
affairs of Greece.
Dee. I3-League of Nations assembly !
adopted statute for permanent interna-
tiOnal court of justice.
Holland broke off diplomatic relations |
with Jugo-SIavia because of "a long Sc
ries of insults"
Dec. l5-Austria was admitted to the
League of Nations Spain, Brazil. Bel
GUM and China made elective members
of the league council.
Dec. l6-Bulgaria, Costa RiCa, Finland
and Luxembourg admitted to League of
Dec. I7-Albania admitted to League Of
Nations,
Dec I8-Meetfng Of League of Nations
assembly closed
Dec 2l-Great powers warned Spain
against attempts in the cortes TO strangle
foreign enterprises.