The Owosso times., 1921-01-07

May s-C,ty of Juare. Joined the Mex.
May 7-Rebels occupied Mexico City
Carranza fled
May s-obregon's forces occupied Tam.
| pico.
May Il-French government ordered
b dissolution dis of General Federation of La
May is-Joan OF arc canonized by Pope
May aO-venustiano Carranza, fleeing
president president Of Mexico. killed by former
May 24-Adolfo de la Huerta elected
provisional president of Mexico.
June l-Pope announced Catholic SOW
ereigns might visit the king of Italy.
June 2S-Seventeen persons killed and
scores wounded in civil warfare In Lon
donderly, ireland.
July 8-Arthur Meighen, minister of in
terlor OF Canada, succeeded Sir Robert
Borden as prime minister of Canada;
July u-President Guerra Of Bolivia
ousted and Baptiste Savedra made pro-
visional president
July B-Prince Joachim. youngest son
9t 3arI, former kaiser. committed suicide In
July 21-Riots broke out in Belfast, last
ing several days; ten or more killed.
July 26-Francisco Villa surrendered to
the Mexican government.
July S-Esteban Cantu, governor OF
Lower California, In rebellion against
Mexican government.
Aug 1-Dr. d. Porras elected president
of Panama.
Aug. s-New Irish coercion law passed
by commons.
Aug. 12-Frenier venizelos Of Greece
wounded by assassins In Paris.
Lord Mayor MacSwiney of Cork and
zen s,n assistants arrested while attending
Aug: 15-Cantu revolt in Lower Califor-
mia. Mexico. ended.
Aug. 16-Dr. Manuel Gondra inaugu-
rated president OF Paraguay.
Al tod
dent of Guatemala.
Sept. 4-Bolshevist uprisings In Italy;
soviet rule established In many Industrial
Sept. 5-obregon elected president Of
Sept. IS-Paul pescnanei. president of
Sept. is-Workers in southern Italy
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''s.H s.ni " Ety e ;n:,sh; Sf ss;br,x.an Ireland
rsided % and partly burned BY British po-
Sept. n-Alexandro Millerand elected
se1t. M-Georses Leygues made premier
British police in ireland r.ided thrs.
SeSt. Mit.ii:n ii worssrs "' and m employer. MSSS;
made agreement ana reign Of communism
In Industrial plants ended.
sept. N-German wireless station at
oct; IIIOne OF Cork hunger strikers
Oct. @-Juso, ,sl.vI. declared . consti-
Serbian royal family the rsisning dy-
Oct. 25-Terence Macswiney, lord mayor
Of Cork. died of starvation In Brixton
Alexander. king OF Greece. died.
Oct. S-Admiral Coundouriotis elected
Nov, 2-Alfredo Zayas elected president
of Cuba
,Drys badly defeated in Scottish prohi-
bition elections.
Nov. n-Irish home rule bill passed
Nov. lEHunger. strike of Sim Fein
prisoners called off.
Nov. l4-venizelos' party defeated In
Nov. l5-sebastopol captured by the
Bolsheviki
Nov: l7-ven,zelos. Greek premier, re-
Nov. 21-Many killed and injured in
raids In Dublin following the murder of
IA British officers there.
Nov. 23-Top of Mount Blanc fell Off
and caused great avalanche. ,,:---
Nov. B-Arthur Griffith. acting presi-
dent of the Irish republic" and other
irish ieaders arrested.
London. foiled., - 80, ''e. - =,
o Nov. asEirisii plotters set Are to several
large warehouses On Liverpool water
Fifteen auxiliary police recruits arn-
pushed by Sim Feiners near Kilmichael.
Ireland
Dec. 1-Obregon inaugurated president
of Mexico.
Dec. 4-Greek people voted for restora-
ton OF Constantine.
Dec. s-Greek government invited Con-
stantine to return to the throne, despite
warning by Great Britain. France and
italy.
General raids throughout Cork by Brit
ish police.
Dec. s-Dr. Michael Hainisch elected
president of Austria
Dec. 1o-Martial law proclaimed In
south Ireland.
Dec. 12-Part of Cork's business section
burned in reprisal for Sim Fein raid.
Dec. 1S-Negotlations for peace In Ire
land broken off by demand that Lloyd
George deal with De Valera direct
King Constantine arrived In Athens
Dec. 2-Eighteen killed and many
wounded In battle between English and
Irish in County Tipperary.
Farrow's bank. London, with rs branch
es, failed.