Connecticut western news., 1921-01-06

Aug. 4-Lloyd George issued ultimatum to Russian represer6atiyes.
 Poles agreed to meet Russians at Minsk to negotiate.
 Aug. s-Bolsheviki rejected British plan for ten-day armistice. ..e
 Aug 9-British labor leaders warned government against war to aid Poland.
 Aug. 10-United States notified Italy 1t would support Poland with all avail able means" against dismemberment; would never recognize the soviet regime. or permit other nations to slice off Rus: sian territory; and suggested withdrawal of Russian troops from Poland and for eign troops from Russia as a means to end present war.
 Turkish peace treaty signed. Aug. H-French government announced 1t recognized the Wrangel government in broke off relations with soviet representa- i tiYes in London.
 Letvia and soviet Russia signed peace treaty. and Finland and Russia agreed Aug. 12-Mlawa captured by the Bol- shevilxi.
 Bolsheviki captured Soldau.
 F Aug. 16-Russo-Polish armistice nego- uations opened at Minsk.
 Great battle for possession of Warsaw; Aug: H.Poies repulsed o,.ssn Russians ana Aug. B-Danzig corridor cleared of 6oi- Aug. 1s--Russians retreating in disorder Aug. 2s-Poles recaptured Bialystok:
 Aug. A-Poles, having destroyed or ais persedsfour of the five Bolshevik armies rejected Russian peace terms.
 y Aug. 2s-General Wrangel opened great offensive. in south Russia, taking Novo- rossisk and other cities and the Donetz coal basin.
 Aug. H-Reds recaptursd Grodno and Poles evacuated Bia'ystok. l.
 Aug. n- Ukrainlans opened drive against the Bolsheviki. ~
 Sept. l-Budenny's Red army in Galicia destroyed by the Poles.
 Sept. S-Big defeat of Reds by General Wrangel announced. .
 Sept 9-D'Annunxio q, proclaimed the Italian regency of Quarnero.
 Sept. 2O-Ninth session of League of hsGes ns posnS and so hostilities and arbitrate their differences, and Finland and Sweden to arbitrAts con- corning the Aland islands
 Sept. as-Poles and Lathuanians resumed Oct. a-vina seized by Polish troops Oct. n-Poland and soviet Russia signed p1N Wransei began offensive against new Oct. N = Russo-Finnish peace treaty
 Oct. I7-Japanese and Korean troops
 Defeat of Wrangel near Kakhovka an- Nov i-serious defeats of wransers forces announced. a M ybE
 Nov. i0-Italy and Jugo-slavia reached agreement on Adriatic dispute.
 Nov. D-Complete collapse Of Wran- gels forces in the Crimea.
 Nov. l5-League of Nations assembly opened first meeting In Geneva; Paul Hy- mans of Belgium elected president
 Nov. 16-Ukrainians routed by Reds, losing Kiev and other towns.
 Spain agreed to join the allies in polio Ing the Wilma district 5..... Nov. 19-Germany notified League of Nations that the treaty of Versailles had been violated by the allies in the matter of mandates, and demanded her former colonies.
 Nov 23-scandlnavian amendments to League of Nations covenant voted down by committee on general organization. Commission on Armenian situation, ap- pointed. E
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