The Connecticut labor press., 1920-01-03


 May 14-Austrian peace delegates ar rived at St. Germain. May 15-Greek troops occupied Smyrna May i6-New anti-communist govern ment of H4ngary set up at lti,1A Arhaa: h
 May 17-Russian bolsheylk1 began war May 1S-British ships deIeated bolshevik 1 fleet in Gulf of Finland, ,, | cia announced. May 21-German delegates given exten- May 23-Esthonians broke through Dol shevik positions all along the PsRoV i front. taking many prisoners. +oa May 30-Germany's reply to peace terHiS l May 31-British warships defeated boi- | shevik fleet in the Baltic ,,, va | June Rhine republic proclaimed m va. | rious cities, with Dr. Hans A. LOT 'e" 0' | its head.
 June 64-G. s. Senate adopted resolution ion asking slg hearing d by peace pfstivs congress io' June 9-Senate obtained copy or peace treaty and ordered 1t printed in Record,
 June Rallies reply to German coun- ter-proposals and final draft Of treaty handed to Germans and seven days al- 'oMHu June 'isn ismPrestdent res Wilson visited the Russian cruisers Oleg and Slava sunk by British Warships. June 19-Italian cabinet resigned, oelns refused a vote of confidence. June 20-German government oecloed to sign peace treaty and the Scheidemann cabinet resigned. Surrendered German warships at scapa Flow nearly all sunk by their crews:
 Francesca Nitti made & premier Ih,v 9f ltady: nay. ed to sign treaty. Allies refused any rur- ther modification of terms. June 23-German government ohclaLy agreed to sign the treaty.
 June 25-Bloody rioting in Berlin and
 June 26-Allies rejected appeal against dismemberment of Turkey.
 June 2S-Peace treaty with Germany signed at Versailles, only the Chinese del- egates refusing to sign.
 Warfare between Germans and Poles
 June 2s-President Wilson sailed from France.
 July sPresident Wilson arrived at New York on George Washington.
 July 9-German national assembly rati- fled peace treaty by vote of POS to 115:
 July 1o-Oficial notification of ratifica- given peace conference. at Versailles:
 July u-Trade between United States and Germany ordered resumed by state
 July 12-Enver Pasha, Talaat Bey and Djen1al Pasha, leaders of Turkish gov ernment during war, condemned to death by Turkish court martial.
 July 14-Victory parade in Paris marked
 July 1s-Great victory parade in London.
 July 2o-Completed text of treaty with Austria handed to delegates from Vienna Terror troops" reported in control or Bu6 Auozt. Bella Kun busted. J+s Gr- British house of commons passed peace treaty and Anglo-F'rench pact. July ARussian volunteer troops in north Russia mutinied and joined boi-
 July 2s-Bolshevist uprising in Bulgaria
 July 29-President Wilson sent Franco American treaty to the senate: July 31-Polish parliament ratified treaty with Germany
 Aug. 1-Socialists seized control in Hun gary and Bela Kun and his communist government fled.
 Spanish senate voted to join League of Nations
 Aug. -Roumanian troops entered Bu- dapeSt.
 Aug. 5-Chilean senate ratified League Aug. 6-Austrian delegates made coun- ter peace proposals.
 Socialist government of Hungary over thrown and Archduke Joseph put in power governor, supported by entente. Aug. 10-Six bolshevik battalions de- stroyed at battle on the Dvina. Aug. 11-Report received of collapse Of | the Kolchak movement in Siberia. Aug: 17-Four bolshevist vessels sunk | by British fleet in Gulf of Finland. l Bolsheviki driven out of Odessa by Deni- | kline.
 Aug. 22--Archduke Joseph resigned as head of Hungarian government. Great victory of Poles over bolshevists announced. Aug 25-Two U. s. regiments ordered from U. S.. to silesia.
 Aug. 27-Montenegrins in revolt against
 Sept. EGeneral Pershing sailed for home.
 Martial law in Munich. Sept. 2-Final peace terms handed to Austria.
 Sept. S-Supreme council ordered Rou- manians to quit Hungary and restore loot Sept. 6-Austrian national assembly vot- | ed to sign peace treaty, under protest. Supreme council awarded Spitzbergen
 Sept. 10-Dr. Karl Renner signed the | peace treaty for Austria. Peace treaty reported to U. s. senate with suggested amendments and reserva- I Sept. 12-Bolsheviki announced capture of F Kolchak.s southern army 45:ooO men: seized Plume; other troops. ordered to disarm his men, mutinied. Sept. 15-China decreed separate peace
 Sept. 17-Peace conference devised set uement of Adriatic question. making Sept. 19-Peace treaty handed to Bulga- | rian delegates. l American marines.s who turned town over i to Jugo-Slavs.
 Sept, 27-Peace conference ordered ulti- matum to Germany on evacuation of Lithuania by Won der Goltz' troops
 Oct I-ItaIians and Serbs fought in Spa lato; 200 killed Russian northwestern army began of- | fensive against bolsheviki. | Oct; 2-FaH amendments to peace treaty | l French chamber of deputies ratified l peace treaty and treaties with America | and Great Britain. | Oct. 6-Bolsheviki evacuated Dvinsk 1 after great defeat | Peace treaties ratified by Italy by royal | decree
 l oct 8-Germans and Russians attacked l Oct. 10-King George signed British rat | ification of German treaty | Oct. 11-Part of Riga taken by Russo | German force and Let's landed at Libau | for counter-attack.
 France ratified the German treaty.
 Oct. 13-League of Nations officially | brought into being.
 Russian northwest army took Luga | from bolsheviki.
 Oct 15-Genera1 Denizine announced cap-
 ture of Orel and other victories over boI- | sheViki.
 | Oct. 16-Russan northwest army took
 Pskov and Tsarskoe Selo. Oct 17-Kronstadt taken by British fleet Oct. 23-Bolsheviki recaptured Tsarskoe | Selo and KrasnOe Selo from White army 1 Oct. 25-Reverses for Denikine and KoI- 1 chak reported.
 Oct. 26-White army resumed advance or | Petrograd.
 Nov 3-Bolsheviki recaptured Gatchfna | from Tudenitch.
 | Nov. Hodge preamble to treaty ratif.
 cation adopted by senate. 4S to 40.
 Supreme council ordered Roumaniar
 troops out of Hungary at once.
 Nov. 13-Senate adopted reservation tC
 Article x of league covenant.
 Nov 14-D'Annunzio seized Zara Dal
 matia.
 Nov. 15-Ten drastic reservations tc
 treaty adopted byi senate