Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-01-06

Aug. S-League council adopted inter-
national blockade plan
Aug. 4-Lloyd George issued ultimatum
to Russian representatives.
Poles agreed to meet Russians at Minsk
to negotiate
Aug. 5-General Wrangel reported great
defeat of soviet troops in southern Rus
sla, but later suffered setback.
Aug. S-Bolsheviki rejected British plan
| for ten-day armistice.
Russians cut the Danzig-Warslw rail-
way.
Aug. 9-British labor leaders warned
government against war to aid Poland.
Aug. 1O-United States notified Italy it
| would support Poland with all avail
able means" against dismemberment;
would never recognize the soviet regime,
or permit other nations to slice off Rus
sian territory; and suggested withdrawal
: OF Russian troops from Poland and for
! efgn troops from Russia as a means to
| end present war.
| Turkish peace treaty signed
| Aug. 1-French government announced
| 1t recognized the Wrangel government in
| south Russia and would give it aid, and
| broke off relations with soviet representa-
| tives in London.
Letvia and soviet Russia signed peace
treaty, and Finland and Russia agreed
| Aug. 12-Mlawa captured by the Boil
| sheviki.
Aug. international seamens union
fusing to transport munitions.
BolSheViki captured Soldau.
Aug. 16-Russo-Polis armistice nego-
uauons opened at Minsk.
Great battle for possession of Warsaw.
Aug. 17-Poles repulsed Russians and
launched three counter offensives:
Aug. 1S-Danzig corridor cleared of Boil
sheviki
Aug. 1s-Russians retreating in disorder
from Poland.
Aug 28-Poles recaptured Bialystok.
Aug. 2-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, taking Novo-
rossisk and other cities and the Donetz
coal basin.
Aug. 25-Reds recaptured Grodno and
Poles evacuated Biaiystok.
Aug. 81 - UkrainianS opened drive
against the Bolsheviki.
Peace conference at Minsk broke up.
Sept. 1-Budenny's Red army in Galicia
destroyed by the Poles.
Sept. S-Big defeat of Reds by General
Wrangel announced.
Sept. 9-DAnnunzio proclaimed the
Italian regency of Quarnero."
Sept. W--Ninth session of League of
Nations council adjourned after persuad-
Ing Poland and Lithuania to suspend
hostilities and arbitrate their differences
and Finland and Sweden to arbitrate con-
cerning the Aland islands.
Polish-Russian peace conference opened
at Riga.
Sept. 23-Poles and Lithuanians resumed
hostilties.
Oct 9-Vilna seized by Polish troops
under Zellgouski.
Oct 12-Poland and soviet Russia signed
peace treaty.
Wrangel began offensive against new
Oct IA Russo-Finnish peace treaty
signed.
Oct. 17-Japanese and Korean troops
fought in Manchuria.
Defeat of Wrangel near Kakhovka an
nounced.
Nov. SERIOUS defeats of wrangels
Nov 1O-Italy and Jugo-slavia reached
agreement on Adriatic dispute
Nov. 13-Complete collapse of Wran-
gels forces in the Crimea.
Nov. 15-League of Nations assembly
opened first meeting in Geneva; Paul Hy-
mans of Belgium elected president.
Nov. 16-Ukrainians routed by Reds,
losing Kiev 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.
Nov 23-Scandnavian amendments to
League Of Nations covenant voted down
/ by committee on general organization.
Commission on Armenian situation ap-
pointed.
Peace negotiations between Poland and
soviet Russia resumed, the Polish troops
Withdrawing to armistice line.
Nov. 25-League of Nations council
asked United States to mediate between
Armenia and Mustapha Kemal Pasha.
Nov. 2S-International council of war
veterans of allied countries formed In
Paris.
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. 1-D'Annunzio declared war on
Italy.
Austria voted membership in League of
Russian Reds took Erivan and estab-
lished soviet rule for Russian Armenia.
Dec. 2-Great Britain, France and Italy
warned Greece against restoring Constan-
tine to throne.
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 S-President Wilson declined to
appoint American representatives on
League of Nations disarmament commits
sion.
Dec. 1O-League of Nations assembly
postponed until next session decision on
naval and economic blockade.
| Dec 12-Russian soviet government pro-
tested to Great Britain, France and Italy
against their brutal interference" in the
| affairs of Greece.
Dec. 13-League of Nations assembly
adopted statute for permanent interna-
tiopal court of justice.
Holland broke off diplomatic relations
| with Jugo-Slavia because of "a long Sc
| ries of insults"
Dec. l5--Austria was admitted to the
| League of Nations. Spain, Brazil, Bel
| gium and China made elective members
| of the league council.
Dec. 16-Bulgaria, Costa Rica, Finland
! and Luxembourg admitted to League OF
| Nations.
Dec. 17-Albania admitted to League of
| Nations.
| Dec. 1S-Meeting of League of Nations
| assembly closed.
Dec 21-Great powers warned Spain
against attempts in the cortes to strangle
| foreign enterprises.