The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-30

Aug zvE-Ts- state. signed peace
treaty with Germany IN Berlin.
Ang s--Tcrks drove Greeks back sorosa
s2karfa river with heavy losses
Aug s$-Hostiiiiies opened between
Hungary and Austria concerning frontitF'
lnlied States paAce treaty with Hun
gary signed IN Budapest
Se.t l-AEreemenf reached 90 csYice
Lltauania into two states, one indepeno-
ent and one controlled by Poland.
Sept, t-Soyiet Russia and Afshanis'An
signed treaty.
sept LEAGUE OF Nations assembly met
IN Geneva and elected H. A Van kArne-
beck, Holland. PRECEDENT
Sept is-Leagae of Nations assembly
elected Il judges Of International court o.
Justice. including John B2sseu Moore oi
The United states.
sept iS-Hasii.iiies broke out between
JUgo-Slavia and Albania
sept I-IArluanla, Esthonia and LAVA
a6m.ifed 10 League Of Nations
sept ef-Aiiies ordered Hungary 70
efaclafe Burgenlsnd
Sept N-Gernan rcichstag raiiec peace
treaty with United states
oct E-LeaEue q Nations assembly ac-
.ourned after re-eiecung Brazil. china
Belgium and spain nonpeEnanent mem
bers of council
oct China rejected Japan's proposals
for settlement of Shantung controversy.
Oct ln-u!Visiun of S.lesia decided ~
League of Nations council
oct is-United States senate ratired
treaties % peace with Germany, Austria
and Hungary ~ vote Of q 70 p
Nov 2-Treaty between France ana
Turkish Natonaiisis announced.
NOV. Great Britain entered sfong
protest against FrancO-Turkish accord.
Nov S-Council % ambassadors ap-
proved boundaries OF Albania
Nov. sailed Ambassadors ordered
Iugo-Slavs 10 get out az Albania, blt
latter continued their invasion.
Nov i2-Confererce on Limitation OF ar-
rrauerfs and Far East questions oIenea
VI Washington. Secretary Of state hughes
ANNOUNCED the American plAn-a naval
holiday Tor ten years by Great Britain,
Japan and TIE United States, and the
scrnpping of an building programs
NOV ls-ryesllent Harding tcfmalY
proclaimed peace between United States
and Germany.
Nov. i5-Greai Britain. JaI an. france
and Italy accepted American naval iimita-
ton plan IN principle
Nov is-Chlna IN the Washington con-
ference, asked recosuiuon as an inde-
pen iart nation. respect Tor territorial
rights restitution q SEIZED provinces and
resi- rs. ahaneo nment q special ioIeisn
privileges. withdrawal of foreisn troops,
permission 90 govern hes own internal az
.airs and fae oQer door
Ieafue ~ Nations council met On Paris
Ragrseals ~ France elected president
Nn4. rs-Tlr,~SlaN.g accepted the Al
Nov l-prerIer BRAND presented 20
armament conference Frances reasons
for waintl'r'ag iarse army setting ioli.
her fears ~ aeEressiQn hy Germany. ara
Gslerafes q other powers pledged France
their continued support
Conferences committee or Far Eas
adopted ~tHi ~ rights for China
Nov. 25-Poeers 30 Washington confer.
cnce a4rced IN principle 70 aooiiuon OF
eNtratcrriioriai rletfs in China
ref lf-Tnltrd Stsr' Great Britain
Japan and France. in Washington con-
ference agreed ON treaty 20 sianliize
peace in the Pacific 10 last ten wears
Anrio-Japantsr alliance 10 be aorogated
Dec ls-Four-power Pacific peace treaty
signed
Pee I5-l-rited states, Great Britain
ard Jarau agreed on '5-s-S' naval raiio
nsth notifications. and on plan 70 MAIN
tain status QUO In Pacific Civilizations
sud naval bases with exceptions.
Zee is-Gsrmany told allies she could
rof ray January irsialmeris OF repara-
tons
mands for naval strength