Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1921-01-06

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Nay E-Rsssls occupied Mexico CITY
May S-obrsEOn's forces occupied Tam
May u-French government ordered
dissolution Of General Federation OF La
May ls-JOan OF arc eanOnizsd by Pope
May ao-Venustiano Carranza. nseing
president OF Mexico. killed b. former
May sEAdolfo de Ia Huerta elected
provisional president OF Mexico.
June Pope announced Catholic SOW
ereigns might visit the king OF Italy.
June &-Seventeen persons killed ana
scores wounded In civil warfare In Lon
donderry. Ireland.
July S-Arthur MeIghen, minister Of In
5sFlSF OF Canada, succeeds sT d.oOsi'
July u-President Guerra OF BoIvla
ousted and Baptiste Sayedra made pro-
ytsional president.
OF former kaiser, committed suicide In
Berlin.
July a-Riots broke out in Belfast last
ing several days; ten or more killed
July 26-Francisco Villa surrendered 70
the Mexican government
July 2S--Esteban Cantu, governor OF
Lower California. in rebellion against
Aug l-Dr. d. Porras elected president
OF Panama.
Aug. 5-New Irish coercion law passed
by commons.
Aug. l2-FreIaler venizelos Of Greece
wounded by assassins in Paris.
Lord Mayor MacSwiney OF Cork ana
ten assistants arrested while attending
Aug. l5-Cantu revolt in Lower califor-
MIA, Mexico, ended
Aug. l6-Dr Manuel Gondra inaugu-
rated president of Paraguay.
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dent of Guatemala.
Sept 4-Bolshevist uprisings in Italy;
soviet rule established in many Industrial
plants.
Sept. 5-obregon elected president Of
Mexico.
Sept 15-Paul Deschanel. president OF
France, resigned.
seize many industrial plants.
Sept. 2O-Fortress OF Mantua, italy,
blown up by anarchists.
Sept. 21-City OF Balbriggan. Ireland
raided and partly burned by British po-
lice
Sept. 2s-Alexandre Millerand elected
president of France.
Sept. A-Georges Leagues made premier
of France.
British police in Ireland ralded three
more towns, making eight in week.
Sept. 25-Italian workers and employers
made agreement and reign of communism
in industrial plants ended.
Sept. 29-German wireless station al
Nauen, largest In OIuCldliy
Oct 17-One of Cork hunger strikers
Oct 26~Jugo-slavia declared consti-
tutional, hereditary monarchy with the
Serbian royal family the reigning dy-
nasty.
Oct. 25-Terence Macswiney, lord mayor
OF Cork, died of starvation In BriN1on
prison.
Alexander, king of Greece. died.
Oct 2S-Admiral Coundouriotis elected
Nov. 2-Altredo zayas elected president
Drys badly defeated in Scottish prohi-
bition elections.
Nov. 11--Irish home rule bill passed
Nov. 13-Hunger strike Of Sim Fsn
prisoners called Off
Nov. 14-venizelos' party defeated in
Greek elections
Bolsheviki.
Nov. 17-Venizelos, Greek premier. re-
signed and Rhallis formed new cabinet
Nov. 21-Many killed and injured In
II British officers there.
Nov. 23-Top of Mount Blanc fell en-
and caused great avalanche.
Nov 26-Arthur Griffith, acting. preA-
dent of the Irish republic" and other
Irish leaders arrested.
Nov. 27-Big Sim Fein arson plot in |
London foiled.
Nov. 2S-Irish plotters set nre to several
large warehouses on Liverpool water
front and killed two men.
Fifteen auxiliary police recruits am
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. 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-Negotiations for peace in Ire
land broken off by demand that Lloyd
George deal with De Valera direct
King Constantine arrived in Athens.
Dec. 2O-Eighteen killed and many
wounded In battle between English and
Irish in County Tipperary.
Farrow's bank. London, with 70 branch
Foil