The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-01-01

action.
July e-German national assembly
ratines the peace treaty by a
vote OF EOS to lis.
July e-Bolshevik troops reported
cieared from the Crimea by
Gen Denikine,s forces
suiy 1o-President Wilson submits
the treaty to the Senate. after
an ADDRESS on the league of
nations covenant.
July 1I-Three allied warsfips,
american. French and British,
ordered to Fiume, due to disor-
ders there.
say E-Enver Pasha and two
other Turk leaders condemned
70 death by a Turkish court
martial. as responsible for Ar
menian massaeres during the
war
July iz-Ailied blockade against
germany Is officially raised.
jury ie-fresident Wilson puts en-
tire control Of the wheat situa-
ton IN the hands of Wheat d.
rector Jules n. Barnes.
July 17-Bela Kun, head of the
hungarian communist govern
ment Is ousted.
July le-American sailors in launch
nying American nag. are held
up by Mexicans and robbed.
near Tampico.
July zl-British house of commons
rnhnes the peace treaty.
July H-Labor situation in Eng
land becomes acute; zoo. 900
miners strike; riots break out
July z1-Race riots break out in
washington and other cities;
many Killed.
July ze-The newly-ereated Pacine
Rect passes through the Pann-
ma Canal the largest vessels
and inrEest feet ever to use
THIS waterway.
sraph systems OF the Country
ae returned TO their owners,
sler a years operation by the
postmaster General.
Aus. s-badapest. Hungarian CAPT
taI' IL occupied by Rumanian
troops IN spite OF allied pro-
tests. IN retaliation for Hunga-
ran occupation OF Bucharest In
1915. ~.
Aug. s-Actors' strike in New York
City. closing up theaters. Other
cities follow.
Aug. h-frince OF wales arrives
AT 81 JOINS. Newfoundland, be-
ginning visit to Canada and
the United States.
Ang. ls-Viscount Grey is appoint
ed temporary ambassador to the
united states
AuE. 1.-TWO American aviators,
kidnapped by Mexicans. are
heid Tor $4,000 ransom.
Aug: 1o-Congress repeats the day
hght saving law. overriding the
PRESIDENTS veto.
Aug. 2CFrledrich Ebert becomes
president OF the German repub-
lie.
Sept. 3-President Wilson starts
tour of the West and Middle
West to speak in defense Of the
treaty and league OF nations.
Sept. 4-The peace treaty is or
uFe1 reported TO the senate oy
ncia'iohs Soinhit
zee WIN lour Ieservauons ana
iorss-nNe AMENDMENTS
Sept una Desre Mercier'
pase VI rum, arrives IN
tofA ior Nisil 70 enis
county
sept. mon members OF Boston
PohSe iorce go on strike, "hicn
ess IN moo Noiehce ana
pneps' Troops caiied OUT
sept s-Johh Ml.cheH; chairman OF
the ne" YORK INDUSTRIAL Com
hpssioh. iaoor ieaoer ana trace
unlonlst' oies IN Ne" YORK at
tne age OF ~.
sept. io-seh"tors Bornn' OF idaho'
ehhsoh' OF Snnfoi"ia, aad Me-
Cormiek' OF iihnois' start on q
speaking tour against the peace
treaty.
sept. i4-Corpus christi Is rased by
a tropical stor"' resuittns In
loss OF more than zoo persons
ana damage, OF s4'ooo'oco'
sept iS-'aoriele bAhhunzio, with
an ARMED iorce' occupies rune
ana proelaims its union win
ltaiy'
sept. 22-Steel workers through
out the country go on strike
principally for recognition of
the union.
Sept. 26-Prcsident Wilson, due to
Illness, II forced to abandon his
league of nations tour and re-
turns to Washington.
Sept. 27-Railway strike in England
ties up all transportation.
Sept. 2S-A mob in Omaha lynches
negro murderer. sets fire to