Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-12-28

reEEuEEtiEes from council q Ambassadors.
Jan E-presldeug Wilson asked that
Mllles guarantee Russia from outside az
Eresetul preliminary 20 his under taxing
mediation Tor Armenia
Jan 4s-elpgewe council after reject
tuw uruEcsal 60 turn Ausgraa's financial
ErDb.gm over 90 the League u Nations,
appointed commission 10 examine eco
monte status " Europe with reference
yan- as-Supreme council decided Latvia
and Esttuula should Be recognized as
Jan. ss-sggrerre council nxed German
regaratluns a. 100000 gold marks,
payable iu annual lusialimeuts, and y
Fer cent taK On exports durtng TIE period
Pc. E-Franre and Poland signed mill
tEry zgueemeut Tor aid against Invasion
~ Germany and Russia
Yea Es-AEeFhzttam declared var on
Georgia. and the Reds started attack.
Ths GHised states formally withdrew
frum the ueFarauuus commission.
Feh. I-suErcme council In London
cp~Eeu Near last conferences.
Tehernu. capital ~ Persia. taken BY
retel Cossacks. aud the shah made pris-
yes u-Fsawue q Nations council re-
rm.VeI profess 81 umlted States against IN
clEslal 90 island % zap iu territories SUD
tsrtsz 90 mandate % japan. and demand
Tor a voice in disposal % former German
VEL E-Pauamans defeated Costa
Ecsus in disputed territory % Coto.
March --lfaEue q Nations COUNCIL re-
piled O. United states that y was not
concerned watu the e4loc4t4un ~ Zap ~
japan. ana .uVItld United states 20 take
Ezrg lu discussions on Turkish aud Am
can mandates
Marnh Herman counter proposals on
rNuArarluus rejected b. allied supreme
council as totally Inadequate. Germany
given until March Z 60 accepi terms Lala
wsrrb e-on-uuatfon of German cities
% uuessfldurf. uulshurE and kuhrurt ~
FreueF troops carried uIt as penalty Tor
urrwAuy's failure o. meet reEArailoa DE-
March Is-Trade agreement under which
c1mmErclal relations viii D. resumed %
Great Britain and Russia signed az Lon
An.ss. rerarations commission notified
German government g must Pay A@a"',-
CO before Mareh -
Russia and Turkey signed treaty ar
u-eaia divided amcus Georgia turkey anu
Mares Is-Peace signed az Riga b. rep
rsEsrtztlVes % Russia Ekrainl2 and 20
Me-. zr-P.e,lsrlte held On Upper S.
Ies.a e. determine tire future national
states uf that reElor- Germany received
ssss votes and Poland see -.
Narnn GE-Gurw4Eg su her reply 20 ult-
rrataua 90 allied reraratluus commission
rFflsef a. pas t.at..tstsg gnld MARKS Que
Wgrrh u and 1trlEud commissions ns-
ursa showluE balance VI l-t''.se,vN
1,sres 5s-GTeslls began offensive against
Turks e. Asla Minor
Ms-,l ss-TurEsy protested to allies
aNmf-3H LsremA offensive
Ape i-GresSs defeated BY Turks az
EsffsEshr
AgrfI 5-washiurton government in
frrr.ss Germany United States would
nos r~urteEauce GerunAug's esl1rtnE fuu
reruans.t Issy Coz tFe var or setting out
o. 1svtlx 80 obligations % the limit "a
Nrrss g s.-~ararv - state Hughes sent
&C ~ - note. tHk.uE firm stand concern
tug Stand % YaF. and mandates Ia gen
eral
Uu.ted States boz Zap controversy.
AraI gs-IaVaneEE cabinet declined 10
yIrlH un Yep mandate.
Aural EI-tferm-ny asked President Har-
n.uE Co act as mediator OF refAFANons
tIsrute. but re refused
April z--speciflr reTaratiuns bin q lA-,-
o. .tfatU euld marks presented 70 Ger
many hw allied commission.
AprsI -s-Italy tndorsed United states
position concerning Aap.
MaV 1-I-ulted states rejected German
rerAratlCrs proposals as inadequate.
France called out troops Tor occupation
Msy S-Poies invaded Urper suesia and
military iaW was proclaimed
May A-EnaE# ana ElrAtN-lte ND2AHoA
fnrues fought IN Upper SieEia-
German cabinet resigned a. result Of
rrEsrat.UrF dispute
Mav E-Supreme council handed Ger
many rer4raf.ruF lltlmatum and protocol
r-aEF.rF F.r taKs tHr acceptance. German
Usrs EAfH az EEHHsfssso gold marks.
Nav s-prFs.Hfnt HARDING resumed
Amsrean reprvssriauon in councils ~
NaV fs-ur. WIrth formei new ministry
Tor Germany HuN taF reillstaE voted -
a. %. Go ar1sFt tde a...ei u. .,.,.. a.,
NaN eA-franre warmed Germany tht
fFrf.rE 90 TROOPS rr munitions into Upper
ssFa nrlid 81 considered q warlikc act
Nav --ur9aNEEH.E VOLUNTEER" forces ~
Germans attacked Poles iu Upper slles.a-
Afa9 I-TrlaI 90 four German soldiers
auG cGrErs for war crimes opened in
wrres Germany treasured France con-
reru.ne Uuper SiesLl. and Premier BRAND
frelareI - would maintain the entente
utth Great Britain. italy aud the United
June E-TEeut Neumaun. Who sank Brit
tsh hospital ship Dover Castle. acquitted
because hr otfHtd orders
June Great Britain rejected Ger
u.auy..s cfer 90 troops Tor Irper silesia.
IRON Htsrlte1 territory.
Ilns Is-Nu.fs ordered Greeks not 10 at
Eark -.srkifa N4fi1nailsis az present
gure es-CuuurI ~ League % Nations
awarded Aiau3 Islands Go Finland
June 1--lsreeee rejected mediation with
Tlrks. uTered 30 entente. ana refused 70
Fsiss Agreed 60 allies plan for Upper
fEa
Iura S-Germarv paid s4eslso sold
marks Co rrraratl1rs comm sslon.
-urr as-,srerss opened offensive against
TrE NartrraksfE
jelly E-prles ard Russians GchtinE on
Cd German -tssss.An front
IrfN tB-pres Eerf Harding Informally
invited Urraf Hr.taiu. France. Italy and
garau fn ErrfErFreE en- tmttaff1n % az
wam-ts a-i on Par Eastern problems.
fw Mme..rEtHm China lrElEHeA
Eu.N 8e-lueEa.s urcUEtei t.sAis1ehr. Asia
Nnrr
rurF -f-Erar-n - British comrrarnIs -
rearte4 on %.Hsllu policy.
july @-faEmu acEeEEeA invitation @
WlsH.retru eeuferfuee. with certain res
ertnflFrs
IulE --rr'fE8 States demanded release
81 American r~am.rErs .n Russia
July #e-SHE.Ef Russia lgrRea % release
al AmHr.Ear prisoners en- return Tor
AmFr.esu famine relief
Aus rh-<urrfwe council decided on
strict neutrality concerning IRE Greco
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