The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-13
BRAND RESIGNS,
ENTENTE PARlN
SUDDENLY HALTS

the premier -,.... e.,.,. ,,,,.
.,iltlcs has known since the war has
.a proclpitated by the resignation
IN BRAND,
T. premier's resignation not
4 .sr leaves the French government
usbolt directing head. but also
,hs French delegation attending the
."sremc council meeting In Cannes
''yeWs of the premier's action was
tombshs,i to the public. for Il had
- prorCded by tho announce
s'cs, that the cabinet had approved
,ho premlrr's policy at Cannes .and
SsS decided TO support him through
Europe. ,,
osrilamcnt this afternoon when the
ye,eran statesman confronted his
,,i,lrs The spectators galleries
rsre iammed In anticipation OF the
dery debate.
Raoul Peret. president OF the
,hamber of deputies, opened the
cav in the char Der. Premier Bri-
nd asceuded thu rostrum imme-
| dit,ely after NJ. Poret had finished,
AMI quickly threw down the saunt-
| MO his political heck.ers among
D the deputies
eI wonder II would not be better
/ ~ elsewhere ?" began the premier.
The Cannes negotiations must con-
iinue. The government will not pte-
seni 10 them an unfinished agree-
ment and the details of the negotia-
,iors but later on will give you
an opportunity to decide the fate OF
Inc agreements reached In the coun-
IA which involve France f.
Deputies Protest Violently.
Violent protests were hurled at
Inc premier as he made his state
ment. especially as he declared
maifity OF the members of the in
teraied reparations commission
yers in favor Of granting Germany
In Indemnity moratorium.
N. rrond pointed out that the
commission enjoyed the fight to al
low DELAYS In the payment of in
demnity
NJ. BRAND told the chamber that
France would not lose a penny Of
Gyna1 indemnity IN 1922.
Esnglaud and Belgium have al
ty consented to forfeit part of
trfr share of reparations," said NJ.
i,..0d.
n. brands resignation came with
spectacular audiences and up
10 the climax of the battle his
friends In the chamber were claim
ing that he would secure vote OF
confidence.
The premier in his address told
The deputies that the proposed
economic conference at Genoa was
recessary to enable all nations In
The world to reconstruct their COM
mercial affairs and bring about a
lasting economic peace"
The financial and commercial
position OF the powers must be re-
stored" said BRAND. There are
certain inconveniences to he sure,
but guarantees will be insisted upon.
There is another point. II will be
dsf9ltely established that the ques-
| toa Of German indemnity shall not
N brought up at Genoa"
l. Often Interrupted.
VI. BRAND was Interrupted by dep
Ries who demanded to know why
svlet Russia was to be admitted
70 the conference. and IL France
would insist upon recognition of the
Old Russian debts by the Moscow
Mylets Vast numbers of old Rus
san bonds are owned In France.
Following the continual inter-
ruptlons and shouted protests, the
remier apparently lost his temper.
u see that there is no longer con-
lldence In me in this parliament and
therefore, | resign" declared NJ. Bri-
and
Accompanied by group of min.
J Ners, NJ, BRAND left the chamber
snd proceeded to Elysee palace to
consult with President Millerand.
/ non lpn Nsinn TTlksGno rnIann Y
Premier BRAND issued n brief state
ment, saying:
MY resignation was definite.
leiused TO undertake the formation
% a new cabinet"
The resignation Of N. BRAND ana
me cabinet were formally accepted
F President Millerand after the
gmeF premier had declared that
ne would not retract.
Rebukc Caused Res 'gnation.
J was learned tonight the i'm
mediate cause of the premier's
igisnatlon was a telegram he re-
\ eved from President Millerand
ihc premier was at Cannes
| ,ne president reminded BRAND Of
RANGES aspirations. The premier
,onsidered tR.s is a rebuke. II was
Uarhed mat during the cabinet
yelling this morning he threatened
nat ho would resign.
PRESIDENT Millerand i'm his con-
renee with BRAND tried hard 10
ny MN to form a new cabinet.
pnand tatly refused to do SO.
", BRAND had been premier al
IoN year to a day. He was
nosen premier for the seventh time
W January l6, 1921. ana immedi-
NY formed a new government
'N selection came as the result OF
pdhIamentary coup Identical with
mat Of today.
me premier was chosen on his
my Iu'ouhttmeut OF policy To com
uerinany to pay every penny of
.uemnlty and fulfill every clause
81 w Versailles treaty to the letter.
lhe premier's recent trip 10
Nuoh ms opponents in the caai,-
! NJ, nave accusd him of going TO
nsas 9es with his hands tied by
E.lous agreements and of sacri-
/ r"s some OF Frances interests In
|' matter of repNations.
mAsHlNGTON. Jan. 12.--The
~ bsna'lon Of Premier BRAND and
french cabinet will not have
"ateriaI effect on the Washlng,
~ conference. IL was stated this
snsIhoon by the heads of the re
'psoliVe delegations.
A@n an otiicial spokesman for the
1 ,b'Icah delegation declared that
Fr, sensational downfall or the
M rbSh ministry, would not affect
ueOlslons already arrived at, or
Do now IN making and his state
hsaS ~ we're echoed by NJ. sarraut.