The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1921-01-01

national blockade plan.t -
Aug 4-Lloyd George issued uitimatum
70 Russian representatives.
Poles agreed to meet Russians at Minsk
to negotiate
Aug. s-General wrangel reported great
defeat of soviet troops in southern Rus
sia. but later suffered setback
Aug. s-Bolsheviki rejected BRUSH pan
for ten-day armistice.
Russians cut the Danzig- Warsaw rail-
way.
Aug. s-BritIsh labor leaders warned
government against war to aid Poland.
Aug. 10-United States notified ltaly II
would support Poland with all avail
able means against dismemberment;
would never recognize the soviet regime,
or permit other nations to slice of Rus,
sian territory; and suggested wfthoraWaI
! of Russian troops from Poland ana Ior-
eign troops from Russia as means 10
end present war.
Turkish peace treaty signed.
Aug. 1l-French government announced
| II recognized the Wrangel government 10
south Russia and would give II aid. ano
Letvia and soviet Russia signed peace
treaty. and Finland and Russia agreed
Aug. 2-Mlawa captured by the Boil
Aug. ls-International seamen's union
!
| fusing to transport munitions.
Bolsheviki captured Soldau.
Aug. 16-Russo-Polish armistice nego-
| tiations opened at Minsk.
| Great battle for possession of Warsaw.
! Aug IT-Poles repulsed Russians anu
launched three counter onensives
Aug. lS-Danzig corridor cleared OF DOL
Aug. Is-Russians retreating in disorder
from Poland. .,-,..,x
Aug. aS-Poles recaptured BiaiystoSS;i *.
Aug. 2EPoles, having destroyed or ols-
| persed four of the hve Bolshev1k armies
rejected Russian peace terms. a,
Aug 2s-General Wrangel opened great
offensive in south Russia, taxing r N0v1-
Aug Zs-Reds recaptured Grodno and
Poles evacuated Biaiystok-
Aug a. Ukrainians opened orl'e
against the Bolsheviki.
Peace conference at Mnsk broke up.
Sept. 1-Budenny's Red army IN Gaiiei~
destroyed by the Poles
Sept. s-Big defeat of Reds by General
Wrangel announced.
Sept S-D'Annunzio proclaimed the
Italian regency of Quarnero.
sent ao~Ninth session of League Of
Nations council adjourned after persuao,
ing Poland and Lithuania 70 suspene
hostilities and arbitrate their oineIehc s,s
and Finland and Sweden TO aroltrale COIL
corning the Aland islands.
Polish-Russian peace conference opened
at Riga. ,,.,.,
sept.
Oct S-vilna seized by Polish troops
under Zellgouski.
, Oct 12-Poland and soviet Russia sishe'
peace treaty.
Wrangei began offensive against new
| Sixth soviet army.
Oct Russo-Finnish peace treat!
! Oct 17-Japanese and Korean troop
fought in Manchuria.
: Defeat Of Wrangel near Kakhovka an
Nov 1-Serious defeats of Wranger
forces announced.
a Nov 1O-Italy and Jugo-Slavia reache
agreement on Adriatic dispute 49,
= Nov 12-Complete collapse OF WrAn
gels forces in the Crimea.
!. Nov. l5-League of Nations assempl
opened first meeting In Geneva; Paul ny
mans of Belgium elected president
q Nav 1e-Ukrainians routed by Red
losing Kiev and other towns.
. Spain agreed to join the allies In polo
- ing the wilma district.
a Nov. I9-Germany notified League {
= Nations that the treaty of Versailles ha
. been violated by the allies In the matte
y of mandates. and demanded her torins
v colonies.
Nov 2s-Scandinavian amendments
l. league OF Nations covenant voted DOW
l. by committee on general organlzsuol
Commission on Armenian situation al
J. pointed
70 Peace negotiations between Poland an
soviet Russia resumed, the Polish rooI
ID withdrawing to armistice line.
Nov 25-League of Nations counS
l. asked United States TO meaiase os CIV
Armenia and Mustapha Renal Pasha.
{. Nov. 2S-International council OF W.
II veterans of allied countries formed
l. Paris. -
d President Wilson accepted invitation
league council to mediate between Arm
hl6 anu N, xnnnnzio declared war
c. Austria voted membership in League
"a Nations. -,
lished soviet rule for Russian Armenia
d. pee. a-Great Britain, France and lta
warned Greece against restoring Consta
10 tine 70 throne.
Id from League Of Nations assembly becau
of refusal to consider amendments to co
60 enant. ,,.. -
e. Dec S~President Wilson declined
a. appoint American representatives
League of Nations disarmament comm
ng sion.
r. Dec sO-League Of Nations assent
r. postponed until next session decision
Mt naval and economic blockade
OF Dec 12-Russian soviet government pi
- tested to Great Britain Francs ana /, -;
't- against their brutal Interference In
- affairs of Greece.
On Dec. 13-League of Nations assent
- adopted statute for permanent inter-
tional court Of justice.
Holland broke on diplomatic reiau9
with Juxo-Slavia because of "a long
Ia ries of insults"
he pee. l5-Austria was admitted TO I
IA League of Nations. Spain, Brazil, I
GUM and China made elective memo
OF the league council.
-, Dec. 16-Bulgaria, Costa Rica, f1nls
-. and Luxembourg admitted TO League
- Dec. f7-Albania admitted to League
Nations.
a. Dec. is-Meeting OF League Of Natl
IN assembly closed. .
ne AGAINST attempts in the cortes to stran
re- foreign enterprises.
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