Connecticut western news., 1921-01-06


 May Rebels occupied Mexico City; Carranza fled. May S-ObreGons forces occupied Tam pico.
 May u-French government ordered dissolution of General Federation of La Dor.
 May 1e-Joan of arc canonized by Pope Benedict
 May 2evenustiano Carranza. fleeing president of Mexico, killed by former May A-Adolfo de la Huerta elected provisional president of Mexico.
 June Pope announced Catholic SOW ereigns might visit the king of Italy. June 25-Seventeen persons killed and scores wounded in civil warfare In Lon dondeFry, Ireland.
 lerior of Canada, succeeded Sir Robert Borden as prime minister of Canada;
 July 11-President Guerra of Bolivia busted and Baptiste Savedra made pro- visional president.
 July 18-Prince Joachim, youngest son of former kaiser. committed suicide in Berlin 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 28-Esteban Cantu, governor ot Lower California. in rebellion against Mexican government
 Aug 1-br. D. Porras elected president Aug, 6-New Irish coercion law passed by commons.
 Aug 12-EreJnier Venizelos of Greece wounded by assasstns in Paris.
 Lord Mayor Macswiney of Cork and ten assistants arrested while attending a Aug lS-Cantu revolt in Lower califor- mia, Mexico, ended.
 Aug. 1e-br. Manuel Gondra inausu- rated president of Paraguay.
 Aug. 29-Carlos Herrera elected presi- dent of Guatemala.
 Sept. 4-Bolsheyist uprisings in Italy: soviet rule established in many industrial Sept: S-osrsson elected president of Sept, 1k-Paul Descnansi. prssiden. of Sept. is-Workers in southern Italy 'esss sso. maSy oagstTia' Pant Msn.u Italy Sept, h-city of Bslbriggan, Ireland. ralded and partly burned by British po- Sept. x-Alexandre Millerand elected prssident of France, .t... .'lIl Sept. A-Georges Leygues made premier British police in Ireland raided three more towns, making eight in week.
 Sept. 2-Italian workers and employers made agreement and reign of communism in industrial plants ended.
 Sept. Po-German wireless station at Nauen. largest In world, officially opened. Oct T-One of Cork hunger strikers Oct 26-Jugo-Slavia declared consti- tutional hereditary monarchy with the Serbian royal family the reigning dy- nasty. Oct Reference Macswiney, lord mayor of Cork, died of starvation in Brixton prison.
 Alexander. king, of Greece. died. regent of Greece.
 Nov. 2-Alfredo Zayas elected president of Cuba
 Drys badly defeated in Scottish prohi- Nov. l1-Irish home rule bill passed house of commons.
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 General raids throughout Cork by Brit ish police.
 Dec. 9-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-Eegotiations for peace in Ire land broken off by demand that Lloyd George deal with De ValeSa direct
 King Constantine arrived in Athens
 Dec 20-Eighteen killed and many wounded in battle between English and Irish in County Tipperary. Farrow's bank, London, with 75 branch es, failed.