Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-01-05
TIIIlIiiIIIfIlI MISUNDERSTANDING
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a 1 tStse Russia from outside ag-
,Tslirnlnary to MS uhueL S-rNAAIS
~ for Armenia. .,.o- r.t.rt.
81 80 n turn Austria's hnancmI
49, 10 the League OF Nauohs'
~ s,,r1rnissfon to examine eco
...gs OF Europe with reference
i1fiss ,roreme council decided Latvia
n -beaia should be FeCoshlEeu q"
req 5 slssgS, council fixed German
.sons 81 z6,OW,Vyl,yyyiO ~. golu Va va =
~ n annual LisISi iL,st- t},a ,,arIod.
IN Tax on exports uuIlH6 '''e P'''0
saTnsFF France and Poland signed mill
lf9 e.1Sart for aid against INVASION
e.-ra1y and Russia.
tzsrbaifAn declared war on
Nh the Reds started attack
I Iii.Sd states formally withdrew
M carnations commission.
gIsnpreme council in London
I, Near East conference.
s capital of Persia, taken Dy
r.ssseks. and the shah made prls-
r..gus Of Nations council re-
v island OF zap in territories SUD-
!. m-sndate OF Japan, and demand
vsIes d disposal Of former German
PEE po,smans defeated Costa
/. 5isputed territory Of Coto.
fearuo OF Nations council re-
f,rItsS states that II was not
.ss with tie ALLEGATION Of zap 10
sBd invited United States to take
I, Sseussions on Turkish and Afrl-'
mandates .,. -,
lions rejected by allied supreme
"A q totally Inadequate. Germany
NH March to accept terms lAlu
D Paris -, -,4t..
e-.sidorf. Duisburg and Ruhrort by,
n iroops carried out as penalty tsr.
srTs failure to meet reparation as
...s S-Trade agreement under whiGh
s-,isi relations will be resumed BY
Briain and Russia signed at Len
a.,9 fsDaratlons commission notified
nm foyeTnmsnt II must pay $bJO,OOO'-
ofs March q
n and Turkey signed treaty; Ar
divided among Georgia, turkey ana
i5-Psacs signed at Riga by rep
lailTas Of Russia. Ukrainla ana 20
- H-PlebIsclte held in Upper 81
Y determine the future national
4 that region. Germany received
votes and Poland SS9, 900.
M t-Germany In her reply to uitl-
n d allied reparatiOnB commission
% pay LOO, 900 600 gold marks due
h 3 and disputed commissions hg-
showing balance Of l2,OOO, 100000
due Nay L
ieh 6-Gfeeks began offensive against
B Asa Minor.
1Fth @-r1rkey protested 20 allies
a Gfsak offensive.
lel i-efssks defeated by Turks az
s-Washlngton government n.
Germany United States would
,nanes GermAnY'S escaping full
liy for the war or getting cut
lg itg obligations 70 the linit OF
lly
ID s-sserstary OF State Hughes sent
4 nots, taking firm stand concern
20 o. Tap, and mandates In gen.
l J-Vfsneh government supported
States in Tap controversy.
e-JapaneSe cabinet declined 70
On Tap mandate.
i A-Germany asked President H4R-.
b oct 90 mediator Of rspaFationg
"a bui he refused.
t-epsclhe rsparation8 bill Of 49,
gold marks presented to Ger
b allied commission.
l-ltaly indorsed United States
concerning zap.
- .-unlted States rejected German
a1ns proposals as inadequate,
called out troops for occupation
l-POles invaded Upper sIlesia and
aW vas proclaimed.
t-Poles and plebisclte control
paght IN Upper Silesia.
cabinet resigned az result Of
sns dispute.
e-SupTeme council minded Ger.
vibrations ultlmatum and protocol,
Gx days for acceptance; German
Aed 81 l&,000, 100000 gold marks.
president Harding resumed
representation in councils OF
Df, With formed new ministry
many and the reichstag voted, 22l
accept the allied ultiniatum.
ffAnce warned Germany the
troops or munitions INTO Upper
oaid be considered a warlike act.
organized volunteer" forces OF
sl9cked Poles In Upper Silesia.
IRA Of four German soldiers
TOT war crimes opened in
q l-dsrmany reassured r4prc. cor-
Upper sllesia, and Premier Briand
he would maintain the entente
s'G Britain, Italy and the United
Lieut., Neumann, who sank Brit
snip Dover Castle, acquitted
ee obeyed orders.
-tfeat Britain reiectad Ger,
sler OF troops for Upper giIgsiR
h troops began clearing PoleS
passd territory,
--1liles ordered Greeks not TO at
~. "a NatiOnalists at present
sg,onncH OF League Of Nations
1nQ Islands to Finland
1919, sLsese retected mediation with
49,. ~ entente, ana refused to
arasd % allies plan for Upper
Germany paid 1900 90 aols
ass N srspAlatlons commission,
aaenalistz. ''''A'e AhN'ilS'
Eolea and Russiana fiRbarg =,
N Z -ls1ssian front
e-tEta1ident Harding Infomaytv
- N - Britain, France. Ttaiv ana
I1E w o93iersnce on Limitation Of ar
Es.Ss 40 on Far Eastern problems
col. China inclAded.
Ns occupied EskishehI, Asia
.s . British oompHom,ss
la u ellesian policy.
4pAn accepted invitatiau %
sa1S eoaterence, with certaiH res
limited States demanded r.,a,..
49, go prisoners in Russia
tnsessvlet Russia agreed "a rao,s.
prisoners in Return 90
q anime relief. AoE
let h'pgsSsI,Ipreme council decided an
u oas ~..,y concerning the Greco.
tsts = .a, y States sent formal ~
sra,.,ls, Warrington confeTanca. IN m
EaVenhAss 9 q Pacific question. to
"a tSs.p.ls-s IRENE pc, council decided ia "a
N wv sllesian question ~ tS.
Q EsiisGiohs and to send REINFORCE
Sfr-,iisiiaian soviets and American
atrNtiOR agreed on on rs s1
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