The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-30
INTERNATIONAL
Compiled BY E. w. Pieksrd
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res.ataflses & um eolncil ~ ambassadors.
Jan --fItsltnf Wilson ASKED tnat
niifs EaaIartee Russia from outside AZ
g7ess.rr preliminary 20 his Undertaking
msdatoa iaI Armenia
Jan -5-ruTrtme Celncl. after Teleci-
iHE rreposal ic tlrn A-striAs , financial
rrot.en over o. the Ltlfue q Nations.
lluo'atea commission 70 examine eco
IeEic status 81 Europe with reiefenes
gsr supreme council decided I-atyia
ana Esilona should b. recognized As
I.a supreme council fixed German
rcIefatlrs at -o.NNtN.t.N sold MAJ Z
payable .n Arlial iAsfa.imenis, Ane y.
Ief eeat iaK on exports curing AAe peF'oa
Fto- s-Ifanoe aHd Poland sisnea uili-
farF nfrtcullt f1r AID against INVASION
by ot.waag ana RUSSIA
Fta l+-A4fttaliau DE- Jared "Af on
Ceersia. ana ihe Res st@rte4 attack
Tf1 Vatsa states formally withdrew
freH tlc refsfarcns commission.
lFh. .-sUIfgiue council 10 LONDON
CrsItI NaaF Last conference.
ItNlraa. capital 81 Persia. taken ~
rclll llssAlks. Anl tae shah made pms
orfr.
Fta -l-Leagae of Nations council re-
cearI protest q United states against M
cl4s.an oi Island Qf az n TERRITORIES SD
Jstfll Be- mandate 81 saTau. and demand
for foi0t iu capesal "a former herman
colonies
Ieo s1-ranamans defeated Costa
hc.ns in 4'sGltel territory q Nei..
aafth 4-learlc ~ Nations council re-
Y.leI O. IrftI STATES ihat % was not
turffrfel ulth tar ALLEGATION 2 zap 20
.a4au. afI .ntitei llHfl states 20 ttAe
Iart ln DISCUSSIONS on Turkish ana am
sh-sI German counter proposals on
r,qaaa.uns rflactt4 tF allied seItiae
cUan.4 is totally iuulel laAte. 1tfh-nf
h.stu until March 7 io aceelt terms i-'i-
coar r PANS
Matfh s-arrapaffon of German elites
cf rufsselfnfl IlIsnlfE art llshrori nt
lrtrrh troops carried nlt as penalty tol
Germany iallsfe % meet PREPARATION oe-
March is-Tfads aEreemssi under which
commercial relations wll te Resumed %
Great britain and Russia slsnel a. Lon
Allies rerarations commission notified
German goTewmeuf II must pay S-~"e,-
ca before March ll
Russia and Turkey signed treaty AT
meuia tIt i4cl among GeQlsla, turkey an4
A1fffaiJan
Narca is-reace signed AZ RiFa by rep
reseniAu,cs o. Russia, Ikrainia ars Pc
March u-Piehiscite heid IN Upper 81
Tesla 10 determine the future national
status 81 that region. Germany received
Ss6eo0 votes and Poland $500
March -i-0ermary IN her reply 70 Nlil-
mAtum of allied rerarat,ons commission
refrsfd 70 Tay int -, 90 gold marks due
March q and disputed commissions = nag
TRES showing balance II 4-HaAt,tt
marks due May !
March -g-tirefks began offensive against
Turks IN Asia Minor
March 3a-Turkey protested 20 allies
against Greek offensive
Aprl i-Greeks .sfeated hy Turks a.
Anil s-Washinrton government in
formed Germany United States would
net countenance Gfrmany's escaping ful
for ihe war cr eeitrg o-t
af paying its obligations 20 TIRE limit ot
hrTl s-secrsfarv of STATE Hughes sent
10 allies a note. taking firm stana concern
Ing island Of zap. and mandates in gen
eral.
Aprn s-Trench government supported
United States in Zap controversy.
Aprl ol-Japanese cabinet declined 70
yield on Zap mandate.
April ai-Cermeny asked President iiar-
ding % act as mediator Of ItiafaANnS
dispute. but he refused.
April s7-specite reparauons hiN o. a.
one p1.lfe eold marks presented 10 Ger
many by allied commission
April ea-Ialy iniorsed United States
position concerning Aap.
May e-lritcd states rejected German
rtfNHfANlNlH tltNNfe-tt- ~ tAHaNAhNN HtNtA'f
France called out troops for Occupation
Nav s-rsles invaded Tr7er slcsia and
military law was proclaimed
Nav t-foies and Yletiscite control
forces fought in Upper silesia-
German cabinet resigned as result Of
reYarauors dispute.
May s-suprsme council handed Ger.
many reparacons ultimatum and protocol,
granting slN DAYS Tor acceptance, German
a.. tt an esaH1
May t-Presideut Harding resumed
American representation 81 councils o.
the allies
Nay ia-rr wirih formed new ministry
for Germany and Tie relchsisg voted. -
&c II. 70 ecleYi The alied ultnatlm-
Man N-France warned Germany the
sending o. troops or munitions into Upper
Siisea would hc considered varlike act.
Nav e.-OfCarired volunteer forces q
Germans attacked Poles in Upper Sies'R.
May @-Triai Of fouT German soldiers
and officers fer war crimes opened IN
laipsIr
MAJ c4-Germarv fcassured France cora
cerulrc Upper Slesia. and Premier Brand
declared he would maintain TIE entente
With Great Britain, Italy and The United
June s-rseut. Neumarn. who sank Brit
.sh hospital ship Dover Castle. Scqlitfed
because hc oheNcd orders
June 1-Greaf Britain rejected Ger
and British troops beean clearing Poles
from disputed territory.
june iS-Aules ordered Greeks not 20 at
tack Turkish Naucnalists az present
June e4-Councl Of League 81 Nations
awarded AlanG Islands 10 Firiard
June 1--Greece roiecied mediation with
Turks, offered by entente, and refused 20
defer offensive
Poles agreed ie allies plan for Upper
Sflesia.
june ss-Gsrmany paid Hco.s'0 gold
marks 20 reparations commissi on.
June S1-Grceks opened offensive against
Turk Nationaiists.
July a-Poles and Russians fighting on
old German Russian front
July l0-President Harding Informally
invited Great Britain, France itaiy and
Japan 10 conference on limitation q ar
mamerts and on Far Eastern problems
IN Washington China Included.
july - Sssseeks occupied Eskishehr. Asa
Minor.
July e4-Franco British oompronise
reached on Silesian policy.
July s5-Japan accepted invitation TO
Washington conference, with certain res
Juiv s7-united States demanded release
OF American prisoners IN Russia.
July 3a--Soyiet Russia agreed 20 reieas
eli American prisoners IN return for
American famine relief.
Aug. le-Supreme council decided on
strict neutrality concerning the Greco
Turkish question.
Aug. u-Jnited States sert formal m
vitations 10 Washington conference on
disarmament and Pacific question, 10
open November Il
Aug l2-suprene council decided 10 re-
fer the Upper Silesian question 70 the
League of Nations and 10 send reinforce
ments to Silssia-
Aug is-Russisn soviets and American
Relief administration agreed on relic.
terms
Aug e1-Cnited States government roti-
fed Panama the arbitration award cedinz
accepted. and sent battalion Of marines
TO Panama