The Washington herald., 1921-06-12
CALENDAR OF WORLD EVENTS


q French troops in Beuthen, upper Shesla'
~ The Austrian cabinet Of ~. AAyr, which mas
be.n IN Office since October has been forced to resign
on account Of the agitation for union Win Germany
Juns Lord Byng, who commanded the Cana
dians at Vimy Ridge, has been appointed governor
general of Canada to succeed the Duke OF DeVonshre
Five hundred thousand English cotton operatives
have Eops strike protest against 80 per cent
wage reduction.
First of two disastrous floods swept down on
Pueblo. Colo, with heavy life and property loss
Senator Kenyon, of Iowa. attacked the manage
ment Of the United States shipping board as wasteiu
and extravagant when $7SoooOoo was asked for It IN
second deficiency bin The amount was authorized
however. The total Of the bill was $Is6Oocooo
June THE German cabinet Of Dr. Wrth re-
oeived vote Of confidence Of sI3 20 H. Forty-eght
members Of the German peoples party did not vote.
June S-Kiag Constantine b expected to lead the
new Greek offensive against the Turks.
Anti i-bolshevist forces reported to have cap
tured the city Of Omsk in western Siberia
New flood halts recovery OF strickea Pueblo
Local state and federal agencies have combined to aid
~ Speaking al Valley Forge, President Harding
foresaw that United States will aid world in recovery
from war while IN no way sacrificing its sovereignty
Iune 6-Representatives Of Italy. Jugo- o-Siava and
,he city of Fiume have signed an agreement for the
commercial control Of the city BY joint committee
vBoss" Thouapson Chcagos mayor, suffered his
first political defeat IN contest Tor municipal judge
ships Politically informed his loss Of prestige a.
beginning Of end Of reign.
June 7-The FIRST session Of the Ulster parliament
took place IN the council chamber Of the Belfast city
han The 20 unionist members were sworn IN, but
the n Sin Feiners and nationaiss not present
Lieut. Col c. B. Smith, formerly American repre-
sentative on the Austrian section OF the reparatiOu
commission viii represent the United States unoth-
ciaIy at the Porto Rosa conference.
Secretary of the Interior Fall warned coal opera
tors at conference in Washington that the government
probably win be in direct selling competition with
private producers in a short time. Operators pro-
tested FTeinghuysen BILL requiring publication OF
production and price statistics, @
MS. Congress voted $Iapoooo for relief of Pueblo
food sufferers. Red Cross and Salvation Army aid.
Supreme Court Justice Brandeis. Judge Julian w.
Mack and other officials of the American Zionist
organization resigned after split at Chicago con-
vention Judge Macks report president was dis
approved,
A Secretary Of Commerce Hoover noted improve
ncnt in European conditions, declaring that rationing
probably be left of IN all nations Austria,
and characterizng this he first great fundamental
step" in recuperatiOn from war.
Secretary Of State Hughes announced that United
States had proposed to President obregOn of Mexico
treaty Of amity and commerce. upon which recOg-
milton OF present regime might be postuated.
June s-Bands Of Sinn Feiners attempted to cut
of telephone and telegraph connections in many cities
OF Engiand and Wales. sU..,'
President Oregon Of Mesico has issued order
establishing average increase Of IS per cent in
port taxes petroleum products
The President named A. d. Lasker. of Chicago,
shipping board chairman, and sent his nomination
with those Of sx members to senate
IL would be folly for the United States disarm
before all leading nations had agreed like move,
Secretary Of War Weeks declared IN a speech
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to explain speech before the English-Speaking Union
at London where he quoted attacking congress
sional resolutions of sympathy for Ireland and Sim
Feiners in the United States.
John T. Adams, of Dubuque, Iowa, chosen
chairman Of the republican national committee sue