The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-01-04
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INTERNATIONAL
Jan. l--Bolshevih announced capture OF
:. fxekaterinoslay.
Ian. s-Letvian and Polish troops took
Dyinsk from the Bolsheviki.
Jan. M-Ratdcatfens OF peace treaty
Higned, United States, Greece, China ana
Jan. l4-Cienercean and Lloyd George
accepted plan giving Italy sovereignty
ever Ffume.
jan. 1-Hungarian delegates were
- handed the terms Of peace.
jan 16-Coulcn of League or Nations
held 6rst meeting In Paris.
Jan: II Supreme council called on Aoi-
iand 20 s:rrsnaey former German en-
peror for trial - ,,,o
Rlavia four days to agree to the ftume
settlement. = 80.
Clspenceau retired from the council Of
the League of Nations.
the taFner German emperor to the allies.
s Jugo-slayia given more time to reply
% proposed Ffume settlement.
Jan A-Battle between Poles and Boil
4 SShsy1h along the psina reported.
Jan 2T-General Denikine and staff ref
uRs1S on British vessel at Constantinopie.
Jan. &-JuEo-S -SlaFia rejected the Adri-
z At1c scOn3proni3es so4efeQs py liaty,
#cspsarsd til odessa. e '- =
Jen. Sl-Yladsyestok seized by resoiu-
Fsb' 2-Peacss concladed between Es-
{ thonia and soviet Russia.
<, Teb. EIast Of Germans accused Of war
crimes, headed by former crown prince,
h&nd&d toe German representatives oy
allies. =. ssFs 7sssEi ia;sss - - -, -.
s Feb srRussian soviet troops entered
= : -. Yg -.
Fsb. admiral Kolchak and his pre-
uIier sexeeuted by revoluuonssts:
Feb. l1-Dansss Won the pleofscite In
4 5 rrssfdant wilson notined allies he would
( 0dt ascent to- proposed settlement OF
FEB. lssLetts declared arnaistice with
Feb. RSupreme council agreed sultan
may remain In Constantinople. unaef
guarantees ~ ~ Z -, - .ftls
Feb. ia--AInes renewed their demand
0l AIliss Siuu aSreea sS Gsraany s. might try the
war sandals: reservtng the right 70 Iy
them themselves Il results are contrary
Feb. Il-premiers OF allies sent concili-
Supreme councif decided Eon interna-
tionahzation Of the Dardaneles and the
the capture OF Archangel.
sSFab Ea-Bolshevfk occupied Murnansk.
- Feb. Hs-Suyiet Russia made oner or
peace to United statea, Japan. and Rou-
March 1-Mescow reported destruction
cf Dsnikine,s Knhan cossack corps and
also the capture OF Stavrcpol. X
March 6SHoliand again refused 10 sur
eefder former kaiser 20 allies.
March g. President Wilson again re-
5scted entente plan concerning Aditatic:
Nasch 7-Bolsheyikt fecisfyAly defeated
+ ~, Poles at Mozir and holenkovitz.
- Aprl .5-Iapaness troops occupied ylaa-
XSsif SSssi French occupied Frankfort and
DaTmstadt becanse Gsrmany WIS lending
sTeae otAerWise disregsrding the treaty,
Aprii S-Germany formally protested
asafnSt French advance.
April h Allied prenfers In conference
& main sfE ConstantiHopls and the Darda-
nelies should be inferna tfnnalized.
April IS Supreme council, having
reached agreement on Turkey and, Ger
RED out. threateninss force. President
Wilson ssked 70 determine boundaries OF
Apsa a-Polss started successful of
fepeive against Holsheviii In Ukraine.
{ Abr Aprii @-Russians n Vladiyostok region
yielded to an Japan's demands.
May SDenmark occupied North Sehles-
9 May s-Kiev taken by the Poles
May aMoscow aannounced treaty of
3 peace between soviet Russia and republic
of Georgia bad BEEN concluded.
May 11-Turkish treaty handed 70 Otto
My Y1French evacuated Frankfort.
May lS-BolsheviA drove British from
Enxeli, Persia. and started counter oYen-
aive against Che Poles.