Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-01-06

| April 2o-Hida;go and T1axcala. Mexico,
| Joined the secession movement.
April 22-Former Premier Cailaux of
France convicted of having commerce
| and correspondence with the enemy.
April 2S- Mexican revolt spreading
| Battle for Chihuahua City won by Car
rama trooTs. American border troops
ready for action.
May 3-City oe Juarez Joined the Mex
! ican revolt.
Nav 7-Rebels occupied Mexico City;
Nay S-Obregon's forces occupied Tam
pico.
May 11-French government ordered
dissolution of General Federation of La
May 16-Joan of arc canonized by Pope
Benedict.
May 2O-venustiano Carranza. fleeing
president of Mexico, killed by former
May 24-Adolfo de la Huerta elected
provisional president of Mexico.
June Pope announced Catholic SOW
ereigns might visit the king of Italy.
Mexico
June 5-Leaders of six Chinese prov
lnces voted to secede from the Canton
government.
June 9-Italian cabinet resigned.
June 10-Albanians and Italians fought
June 25-Seventeen persons killed and
scores wounded in civil warfare in Lon
donderry, Ireland.
Canada, retired
July S-Arthur Meighen, minister of in
terror of Canada, succeeded Sir Robert
Borden as prime minister of Canada.
July u-President Guerra of Bolivia
ousted and Baptiste Savedra made pro-
Visional president.
July B-Prince Joachim, youngest son
of former kaiser, committed suicide in
Berlin.
July 21-Riots broke out in Belfast, last
ing several days; ten or more killed.
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the Mexican government.
July 2S-Esteban Cantu, governor OF
Lower California, IN rebellion against
Mexican government.
Aug 1-Dr. D. Porras elected president
of Panama.
Aug. 5-New Irish coercion law passed
Aug. 9-Irish coercion bill became law.
British government landed Archbishop
Mannix of Australia at Penzance under
technical arrest
Aug. 12-Premier venizelos Of Greece
wounded by assassins in Paris.
Lord Mayor MacSwiney of Cork and
ten assistants arrested while attending
Sim Fein court
Aug. H-Five persons killed in rioting
near Dublin castle.
Aug. 15-Cantu revolt in Lower Califor-
MIA, Mexico, ended.
Aug. 16-Dr. Manuel Gondra inaugu-
rated president of Paraguay.
Aug. 2S-Bolshevist revolt reported in
Campeche, Mexico.
Aug. 2S-Fatal rioting in Belfast.
Aug. 29-Carlos Herrera elected presi-
dent of Guatemala.
Sept. 4--Bolshevist uprisings in Italy;
soviet rule established in many industrial
plants.
Sept. 5-Obregon elected president of
Mexico.
Sept. 14-Serious antf-BoIshevik rioting
reported in Petrograd.
Sept. 15-PauI Deschanel, president of
France, resigned.
Sept. 1S-Workers in southern Italy
n1Qnfq
Sept. N-Fortress of Mantua, Italy,
blown up by anarchists
Sept. 21-City of Balbriggan, Ireland,
raided and partly burned by British po-
Sept 23-Alexandre MiIlerand elected
president of France.
Sept. 2-GeorgeS LeygueS made premier
of France.
British police in Ireland raided three
more towns, making eight in a week.
Sept. 25-Italian workers and employers
made agreement and reign of communism
in industrial plants ended.
Uprisings of Sicilian peasants, who
started to seize all lands.
Sept. 29-German wireless station at
Nauen, largest in world, officially opened.
Oct; I-One of Cork hunger strikers
died in jail
Oct 26-Jugo-slavia declared a consti-
tutional, hereditary monarchy with the
Serbian royal family the reigning dy-
nasty.
Oct. 22-Swedish cabinet headed by
Oct. 25-Terence Macswiney, lord mayor
of Cork, died of starvation in Brixton
prison.
Alexander, king of Greece, died
Oct 2S-Admiral Coundouriotis elected
regent of Greece.
Nov. 2-Alfredo zayas elected president
of Cuba.
Drys badly defeated in Scottish prohi-
bition elections.
Nov. 11-Irish home rule bill passed
mouse of commons.
Nov. 13-Hunger strike of Sim Fein
prisoners called off
Nov. 1-Venizelos' party defeated in
Greek elections.
Nov 16-Sebastopol captured by the
Bolsheviki.
Nov. 17-Venizelos, Greek premier, re-
signed and Rhallis formed new cabinet
Nov. 21-Many killed and injured in
raids in Dublin following the murder OF
IA British officers there.
Nov. 23-Top of Mount Blanc fell off
and caused great avalanche.
Nov. 26-Arthur Griffith acting presi-
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 fire to several
large warehouses on Liverpool water
front and killed two men.
Fifteen auxiliary police recruits am
pushed by Sim Feiners near KilmichaeI,
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 Corks business section
burned in reprisal for Sim F'ein 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 20-Eighteen killed and many
wounded in battle between English and
Irish in County Tipperary.
Farrow's bank, London, with rs branch
es, failed.