The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-01-02

herman government troops lOOh beipSlC
May i2-Corea asked peace conference
for recognition as Independent state.
May H-Austrian peace delegates ar
| rived at St German.
May 15-Greek troops occupied Smyrna
| after fighting.
May i6-New anti-communist govern
| ment of Hungary set up at Arnad.
May 17-Russian bolsheviki began war
| on Roumania in Bessarabia.
| May lS-Brtish ships deIeated bolshevilS
fleet in Gulf of Finland.
May 20-Big advances by Poles in Cali
cha announced
May alderman delegates given extern
sion of time to May 20 to reply to terms.
May 23-Esthonians broke through boil
| shevik positions all along the PskoV
front taking many. prisoners. ..u.,,.
May 30-Germany's reply to peace terms
| submitted.
May 3l-Brltish warships defeated boil
| shevik fleet In the Baltic.
June Rhine republic proclaimed in va
rious cities with DIR. Hans A. Dorten at
June 2-Peace terms presented to Aus
| trials delegates. ut,
June Gu. S. Senate adopted resolution
| asking hearing by peace congress LOT
free Ireland" representatives.
June s-Senate obtained copy of peace
| treaty and ordered 1t printed in Record
June 16-Allies' reply to German coun-
| ter-proposals and final draft of treaty
| handed to Germans and seven DAYS al
| lowed them to sign
H June B-President wilson 'lSiteu tiie
Russian cruisers Oleg and slava sunk
| by British warships.
| June 19-Italian cabinet resigned. being
| refused a vote of confidence.
| June 20-German government DECIDED TO
sign peace treaty and the Scheidemanh
| cabinet resigned
| June 21-Gustav Bauer formed new Ger
/ man cabinet.
| Surrendered German warships at Scapa
Flow nearly all sunk by their crews
Francesca Nitti made premier OF Italy.
| June 22-German national assembly vot-
| ed to sign treaty. Allies refused any tur-
| Their modification of terms.
June 23-German government officially
| agreed to sign the treaty.
June 25-Bloody rioting in Berlin and
| Hamburg.
June 26-Alies rejected appeal against
| ACKNOWLEDGMENT of Turkey. c
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 S-President Wilson arrived at New
York on George Washington.
July alderman national assembly rati-
fled peace treaty by vote of 2OS to lilo.
July 10-Oficial notification of ratifica-
ton of peace treaty by German assembly
given peace conference at Versailles.
July u-Trade between United states
and Germany ordered resumed by state
department at washington.
July 12-Enver Pasha, Talaat Bey and
Djemal Pasha, leaders of Turkish gov
eminent during war, condemned to death
by Turkish court martial.
July 14-Victory parade in Paris marked
Bastille day.
July 19-Great victory parade in London.
July 0-Completed text of treaty with
Austria handed to delegates from Vienna:
Blu" AySst. Bella Kun ousted
J-< IT, British house of commons passed
peace treaty and Anglo-French pact.
July A-Russian volunteer troops in
north Russia mutinied and Joined boil
sheviki.
July 2S-Bolshevist uprising in Bulgaria
reported.
July 2s-President Wilson sent Franco
American treaty to the senate.
July 3l-Polish parliament ratified treaty
with Germany.
Aug. Socialists seized control in Hun
gary and Bella Kun and his communist
government fled.
Spanish senate voted to join League of
Nations.
Aug 4-Roumanian troops entered Blu
dapest.
Aug 5-Chilean senate ratified League
of Nations
Aug 6-Austrian delegates made coun-
ter peace proposals.
Socialist government of Hungary over
thrown and Archduke Joseph put in
Aug 10-Six bolshevik battalions de-
stroyed at battle on the Dvina.
Aug. I-Report received OF collapse of
the Kolchak movement in Siberia.
Aug. T7-Four bolshevist vessels sunk
by British fleet in Gulf of Finland.
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.
from U, S. to Silesa.
Aug 27-Montenegrins in revolt against
Serbian rule.
Sept. 1-General Pershing sailed for
home
Martial law in Munich.
Sept. Final peace terms handed to
Austria
Sept, 3-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
to Norway.
Sept 16-Dr Karl Renner signed the
peace treaty for Austria.
Peace treaty reported to U. S. senate
with suggested amendments and reserva-
lions.
Sept. 12-Bolsheviki announced capture
of kolchak's southern army, 5000 men.
D'Annunzio at head of Italian troops
seized Fiume; other troops, ordered to
disarm his men, mutinied
Sept l5-China decreed separate peace
with Germany.
Sept 17-Peace conference devised set
Element of Adriatic question, making
Fiume a free state.
Sept. 19-Peace treaty handed to Bulga-
rian delegates.
Sept. 22-Italians ousted from Trau by
American marines, who turned town over
to Jugo-Slavs.
Sept. 27-Peace conference ordered ulti-
matum to Germany on evacuation OF
Lithuania by Won der Goltz' troops.
Oct. Italians and Serbs fought in Spa
lato; 200 killed.
Russian northwestern army began Of
fensVe against bOlsheViki.
Oct. 2-Fall amendments to peace treaty
rejected by the senate.
French chamber of deputies ratified
peace treaty and treaties with America
and Great Britain.
Oct. 6-Bolsheviki evacuated Dvinsk
after great defeat
Peace treaties ratified by Italy by royal
decree.
Oct. S-Germans and Russians attacked
Riga.
Oct. Joking 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 counters tack.
France ratified the German treaty.
Oct. 13-League of Nations officially
brought into being.
Russian northwest army took Iuga
from bolsheviki.
Oct 15-General Denikine announced cap
ture of Orel and other victories over boil
sheViki.
Oct. 16-Russian northwest army took
Pskov and Tsarskoe Selo
Oct. 17-Kronstadt taken by British fleet.
Oct. 23-Bolshevik recaptured Tsarskoe
Selo and Krasnoe Selo from White army
Oct. 25-Reverses for Denikine and Kol-
chalk reported.
Oct. 26-White army resumed advance on
Petrograd.
Nov S-Bolshevih recaptured Gatehina
from Yudenitch.
Nov lodge preamble to treaty ratifi-
cation adopted by senate. 4s to 40
Supreme council ordered Roumanian
troOps out of Hungary at once