Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-12-29

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April i Zoo economic conference 81 c,eno.
cpsnsl. Russian Selssates &c acceptsd the tho
{ fSur DOMAIN 81 the ether nations.
April ls-0 ermany and Russia concluded
5ttr 4. eanesling g debt. and Rrest-
B naatio relations. Represent atives 81 al
H. aks Genoa conference surprised ana
anelTy: d.
And -. 0aet rApNblic broken on.
PEI 1.Allted and little entanto powers
s q AZ 0eaSa 1870 0srm4n from pAfticiDa-
/ A1rl 1-dsrssen asissatss Il Genoa
$500 e sssp out & Rus-
Alrt. - Francs and Japan, ct Genoa,
1eaehs4. aseerA q eppess recognition Of
RussA.s aaaneiel demands. 4. &. !, ''''. d
1S Aay 1--1ovise RNseia, in great Nay day
pitAl!sttf nations OF the world =
Nay Electromagnetic o3 allies conli-
+ tiens Ter hslDteg Ruseia. haadoA . soviet
7 desesatee e 0snea; giun refused to
N3e 9aS france ma1o roo0fy40oN-
Aaay t-Franoe. w1tndrsM her assent to
Yl00S20 100 q the HN1at4n govern
mont oY Geaea conference; French press
eeInias Rus.i.a 81 fields. -
8 My, .u-ku,sians IT Genoa replied
eva9Nes4 y euAea preposao. -
States t. participate in new negotiations
WIN 1uo1A 10 H De81n NJ inc Hague
June Is J.
ton to The Hague t conf Sssase Russia Russia
Germany and Poland signed treaty set
ting Upper stiesia disputes 49,.
France ,s and Italy to co.epsrate with her
atrocieies n. Asia Minor.
Tacna-Ar1ca conference between Chile
and Peru opened in Washington.
months truce with Russia and other So
Wet repunohSs: ..
Lloyd Georgo warning the Russians to be
nAvre IS4sgnHpls. :.
May AE,A1ternatonal bankers. commit
o so n TO- ~ Mr rls 70 pan economic recov-
,~ June oM M.t;l States agreed 10 neip
June e-France refused to agree to re-
auction or German PREPARATIONS:
June le-aa9ue preliminary conference
on n os 90 a ams S 1Rene4 +o,noa T., NM,
,:. une <c ~ III ~ 'Sn JI.nea IN con
to Russia should Be t,rst topic handled.
jjuy WT!aRan c0mpieted ratancatlon OF
2u.y Gr<1ss,anS a. me- hne Htas9e: a1t eer
suDmltun9 an@ ~ ~ oo eu aoae onered 5oo
coaGes: ~ aor si,oSv'v r III creo1ts
.cnt:y., " a.. Hnnyyces Gon;e ~ e e aIies
~ q hi1,ion dollars ana asiked mora for iTan
on reparatione '>-'''
July 17-Aeague of Nations council met
in London to ratify the mandates, Amer
lea and Great Britain HAVING reached
full agreement
without result owing to POSITION u Of e Rus1
sian delegates.
July ECouncll OF League Of Nations
4oopteo brltisn manoate 1or Palestine and
french manoate 1or syria.
July 27-Esthonla, Latvla, Llthuania and
Albania It Recognized as sovereign states by
tne Oh' se states;
and ts
90 y Mndar AZ nro+act;on ~ $780, 'o'io''ioos
onened in London. Poincare u three es
France would act alone il necessary to
comneI Germany to execute the Versa,,,es
treaty. French demands referred to ex-
perts.
Aug. SDemuyter, Beleium' won James
many disapproved by allied experts.
Aug 10-United States and Germany
signed agreement for determination Of
war claims uo, -
broke up without result.
Aug: 15-GrmanY defaulted on payment
Of 5000. 600 instailment OF pre-war debts
to allied nationals.
Aug. 2s-Turks opened great offensive
against Greeks In Asia Minor.
Aug. 31-Reparations commission granted
Germany six months respite.
Sept. 1-Greece, her armies routed by
- 49,
neva: Aurustin Edwards Of chiie e n ~
president. n.
mancer IN chief csnfured nv T,1r1s GULL
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