The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-01
INTERNATIONAL

Jan. lo-Ratifications Of peace ,reat,
signed. United States. Greece, China an'
R9unania not being represented,
ian. H-ttemenceah and Lloyd GeorE
accepted plan giving Italy soverelsni.
over Fiume
Jan l5-Hungarian delegates wer'
handed the terms OF peace
Jan. ib--touncil OF League of Nalion'
held first meeting In Paris.
Jan. l7-Suprene council calleu on Hoi
land TO surrender former German en-
peror for trial.
sIayia four days TO agree 10 The fiume
settlement
Clemenceau retired from the council OF
the League OF Nations.
Jan. 25-Holland refused 10 surrender
the former German emperor 10 the allies.
Jugo- -slavia given more time 10 reply
10 proposed Fiume settlement.
Jan 24--Battle between Poles and Boil
shevik along the Dyina reported.
Jan. 21-General Denkine ard STAFF ref
ugees on British vessel at Constantlnopie
Jan. 2-Jugo- -slavia rejected the Adri-
attic compromise offered by Italy.
Jan. 29--Ckrninians announced they had
captured Odessa
Jan. u-yiadivostok seized by revolu-
tionists
Feb, e-Peace concluded between Es-
thoniA and soviet Russia
Feb. s-I-ist OF Germans accused OF war
crimes. headed by former crown prince.
handed 10 German representatives by
allies.
Feb. e-Russisn soviet troops entered
Feb. '-Admirai Kolchak and his pre-
mier executed BY reyoiuuonlsts.
Feb e-Danes won the plebiscite In
President Wilson notified allies he would
not assent TO proposed settlement OF
Adrtatic question.
Feb. 1I-Letts declared srmistlce with
soyiel Russia.
s.h sSnnrera councii agreaa sultan
may remain in constantinopie. under
guarantee
! eD. ss-Ais,es renewed their demand
on Hoiisnd for extradition OF ex-kaiser
Allies agreed Germany might try the
war vandais. reserving the right TO try
them themselves II results are contrary
to Justice.
FEB. Il rremiers of allies sent concin-
atory reply TO Wilson's note on the Adri-
arlc settlement
supreme council decided on interna-
tionaigation OF the Dardanelles and the
llUEporus.
Fet. % Russian Bolsheviki announced
tie capture of Archangel.
Feb. A-bnisheyiki occupied Murmansk,
Feb. - soviet Russia made offer OF
peace 20 tinted States. Japan and Rou-
mania.
March Moscow reported destruction
OF Denikincs kuban Cossack corps and
also the capture OF Stavropol.
March s-siolland again refused to sur
March PRESIDENT Wilson again re-
lected entente. plan concerning Adriatic.
March 1Bolsheviki decisiyely defeated
by Poles at MoEir and Kolcnkovitz.
April 5--Japanese troops occupied vlad-
tvostok.
April e-French occupied Frankfort and
Darmstadt because Germany was sending
too many troops into Ruhr district and
Was otherwise disregarding the treaty.
April s--Germany formally protested
against French advance.
April le-Allied premiers IN conference
Al San Reno decided Sultan should re-
main in Constanunople and the Darda-
nelles should be internationalized.
April IS = Supreme council. having
reached agreement on Turkey and Ger
many. warned Berlin treaty must be car
rIed out. threatening force President
Wilson asked to determine boundaries OF
Armenia.
April se-Poies started successful Of
fensivs against BoIsheviki in Ukraine.
April xs-Russians In vladivostok region
yielded TO all Japan's demands.
May s-Denmark occupied North Schles-
wig.
May s-Kisv taken by the Poles.
May e-Moscow announced treaty OF
peace between soviet Russia and republic
OF Georgia had been concluded.
man delegation.
May 1T-Ffench evacuated Frankfort
Enxel. Persia. and started counter ofren-
sive against the Poles.
May 27-Canada filed reparation claims
u n.s', ;ooo ooo AGAINST Germany.
lant Caspian seaport. by Bolshevild an
June i-Japanese broke on negotiations
with Bolsheviki for buffer state in sibe-
ria
june l--Treaty of peace with Hungary
pigned.
June S-Rutbenians decided to join Poles
n war on soviet Russia.
June n-Poles evacuated kiev.
juno I--Bolsheviki opened midsummer
,rive against Poles.
June 27--Eleyenth Bersaglieri regiment
" Italian army muunied at Ancona
xhen ordered 10 Albania. Other troops
,verpowered rebels after battle In which
many were killed
June 3o--Four hundred Italian troops
titled In two-day battle with anarchists
Il Ancona and Piomhino.
July 3-Bolsheyih captured Lembers
jkrainfa
July 4--Greeks captured Brussa in Asia
dinor from Turks.
July e-Allied and German representa-
ives met at Spa, Belgium. to discuss
clause of peace treaty
spiured by Bolsheviki. Poles forced no
etreat on sao-mile front.
July 1o-Polsh forces evacuated Brest
4itoNSk, wilma ana Pinsk.
July H-Aliied supreme council agreed
o begin negotiations with Russian Ra,-
heviki TO conclude armistice between
'olsheviki and Poles
Bolsheyiki captured city OF Minsk from
'oles.
July 14-Allies and Germans agreed on
oai deliveries.
Lithuania and Russia made peace and
ormer regained towns from Poles.
July 1e-Russian soviet government re-
ected British peace proposals for Poland
New attack, by Boishevik armies re-
uised by Poles In voihynia. but Reds
,yaded Polish territory at one point.
July N-Russians suggested peace nexo-
et etions direct with the Poles
July el--Arabs accepted French terms
oncerning Syria
July 32-Poiand asked soviet Russia for
ana new Polish cabinet was
ufDed- with Witos Ms premier
July .4-Russia' consented TO an armis-
Ice.
July 4-Russis offered to talk peace
French occupied Damascus
July 26-Greeks took Adrianople. cap
lring Jafsr Tayar.
July 2s-Russians took Bialystok and
ttAcked Brest-Litovsk
5uiy si-Viina abandoned 10 soviet
acs negotiations began at Barano-
i-Fortress of Brest-Litovsk taken
asuans
2-League of Nations council at
basti1n adopted French plan for
tona, general star OF military ex-
n court Of justice.
rolish negotiations interrupted.
continuing their advance.
nationalist opened offensive
eeks In Asia Minor.