The Arvada enterprise., 1922-01-05
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INTERNATIONAL
Jan u--uoiied states withdrew It's rep.
res~ntsutcs from council OF Ambassadors
JsH. President Wilson asked thai
allies xuArahtee Kussia from outside sx-
grssstoh preliminary 10 Ills undertaking Y
mediation Tor Armenia,
Jan. :5-Suprsme council, after reject
ing proposal 10 turn Austrtas financial
problem over To thu League Of Sutions.
appointed commission Ia examine eco
uo"ic status VI Europe with reference
I" Austria.
Ja0. -SUIrsms couhrtl decided Latvia
a0d EhthOnia should Ia recognized ~
sovereign states.
Tspaf t,ohs At z26.10O.U0DV6 gold marks.
payable IN annual tnstallnsnts. and 1.
yer cent tax Oh exports during the period
OF payment
Fsb. S-France and Poland signed mill
tarv aGreencnt for aid agsinst in.a sion
~ 0s,maay and Russia.
bee. u-A1erbaijan declared war on
Gsorsia: and '"s Reds .'4rtsd attack.
Tss usssd States torm.i,y withdrew
frosn the reparations coinn,issioc.
FEB. n-suprems council In London
Tsksraa. capital of Persia. taken by
sstssi Coasachs. aud ths shah made pris.
oaer.
TOD. B-t<o2ku0 o. W8Uo00 COu0Cu r3.
reivsd prs,est Of Units1 states asaias, in
cius.ew VI island Of zap In territories sub
tectsd 70 mandate Of 9aeAn. and Demand
Tor . Vsscs la dlspesai q former Osrman
tS1 H-Paaamsas lsfsatsl ces,a
R!cans In aispvtsA teesttory sf Cote.
March Ilsafus q Nations council ~.
stls1 = ua.e:d stat:s that u w.s no.
S.es;: : ~ ssy..2s ge'!s1 49, E :: ~, ~.
Gao ssao4oees. I'M i
ssVaretIses ssjeetst ~ allied suprssns
sss:. sas,. Sssck ;"a':Ss. !: sss.St terms isia
down Y Pas.s.
= Doeseeidorf. Duisburg and Ruhrort by
6Tcnch troops carried out ~ psnalty for
Oesma0y'e failure 70 meet rspsratiOn de-
asARjs.
AArch ls-Trads agrsemen, under which
es'sn"'erria, rslatioaa will bs resumed by
Great U,ilAin and Russia signod At Lon
Con-
0srmaa government II must pay sx0 .Uu
~ before March a
RussaA and Turkey signed treaty: Ar
.snla divided among Georgia. Turkey and
March IS-Peacs signed at Riga by rep.
eesentstIses Of Russia. ukrsin'a and fo-
Mica a-P,sS,srs,s held In upp~r 81.
besAa TO determine the future national
Status u that region. 0ermany received
s1s.sss votes and Poland ~. .ooo.
Marct n-QermaRy In her reply TO ulti-
refused 70 pay i,sss.d - gold MARKS due
March, a and disputed commissions ng-
sres showing balance Of i:.sss. .vos.doo
Narci. 1-0Tceka began offensive against
ruvks N Asia Minor.
Mach 0-Turkey protested 10 siiiea
agsIWst Greek Offensive.
q A-A~ - ~ III
April i-wsshiugtoa government, In:
formed Ossmsny. Uaitsd Btates would
:s"psS.,Ss:x 10. sS"so sor T.. sss or ss',,"x oa,
~ pAytns its oslIsatloas to the limit Of
Aps.i Ssscrs,.ry OF state iiush-. sen,
i.s Island Of i'p. and mandate. In ss"-
April s-Frsnch government supported
un,ted States IN fap controversy.
Yield en vap mandate.
Aprtt 2i- ISsrnuny asked President liar
elas to act as mediator Of TspArstions
Ay~tt n-sP:cinc reparation. blu Of la..-
oAaAsps gold marks presented to Ger
s~a"v by allied coa,miss,on.
April S-ltaly iNdorsed United States
DNaA,sOn c0acerning tap.
May 3+Un.tsd States rejected German
segaratsens proposals as inadequate.
Frascs called out troops for occupation
May s-Foiss ,avadsA upper sliesla and
Hs!t.taSg law was psocistmsd.
a1aG IPoses aad piee,scats control
fsrcas esWgAe IN Uppsr stlssA.
OerMea eabtnet Resigned Do result ss
Nay S-HupVcms council handed Ger.
ssAuy ropArat tooWs ultimatusn and PROTOCOL
FrAatl.s six days tos acceptance; German
Nay 1Prcsidsnt Harding resumed
Amev!cas rspress"'Atlo" In councils u
Hsy is-Dr wir,h formed new minls,ry
Ior Germany and the rsicl,stag voted. al |
10 Ia. 70 accept the allied uitin,atu,a. |
Nav H-Francs warned Germany the |
.ra,dlNs ~ trOops ov munitioas intu Upper |
~sr osssSissd ;SeaSS "SoiSo,e,r fr. Yorc.s ss, .;
1etnaans attAcked Psies In uprer Siissla
NAY 0-Triei Of four 0srinan soldiers |
md sMcsrs FOE var crlsnes opened In |
Nag ~ e,esmAny r-as.ureA Franc. con.
(HSeinG Upper Hiiesia. and Premier Briand |
DeclareA hS would maintain the entente |
With Great Britain. Italy aud the United
Iuas t-iasut. Neur'snn, who s.nk Brit.
- AOspital ship Dover Castle, acQuit led
secasss ~ et,sysd ordera
June f.0reat britain rejected Ger
UaMy'e o6sv OF troops for Upper kilesla,
'sd 0rttSA troops began clearing t.vies
r2us AtsnMted tssvttosy
JMop W-ANtee erdese1 thAaAo mi to at
Ark 1tbSeteh NattoNaBlots Al present
June N-csvSstt Of League Of Nations
Iwsrdrd Aland islands to Finland
June s.-0reece rejected mediation with
Forks offered by entente. and refused to
l~fer offensive.
Poles agreed to allies plan for Upper
)ltesIA.
sune 2s-Gcrmany paid N.ooN.1o gold
marks 10 rrparationu cummIasion.
June J-Crcrkr opened offensive against
'urk hNtlaNNlIsta
Juiy y-poics and Russians nxhtlne on
ia German Russia. front
Iuiy i0-rrcsldcnt Harding informally
invited Great Britain. France, Italy and
apan to conference on limitation Of ar.
rAmrnts aud on Far Eastern problems.
n Washington, China included
Iuiy N-Grcchs occupied tskishehr, Asia
AiNor.
July ss-Fvanco Brl,l.h compromise
cached OF Aliesian polley.
lazy S-JApan accepted Invitation to
A kasi,inKton conference. With certain res.
err lions.
iu,y N-urited s.at-s demanded release
Il American prisoners H. Russla
Juiy SA-soviet Russia agreed to reieaas
u american prisoners u return fot
famine relief
Aug iO-Supretnc counri. decided on
,r,ct neutrality concerning tie Greco
rurkiah question.
Aux. u-unltrd States rent formA, In.
t>tions to Washington conference on
and Pscine ausst.on. to