The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30
ChronolOou
The gedr 1922
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INTERNATIONAL
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Jan. s-wAr between Russia ard F.n-
l4aa teEan over alleged F1Enssa AID 20
kHFeii4a rebels
Jaa s-Aiiied supreme council called
economic ard financial cqusresS 70 meei
g Genoa Ia Nara. Germany aaa l.ass =
iacaadsa
1An s-conferess Al Washington ADOPTED
resolutions forAi1dns submarine epe1&-
tons AGAINST ruere ehArtsnen Ah1 banning
polson gAs e waTf-Fe.
Jan. s-hrAAnd agreed az Cannes 70
lNFtlAl Moratorium fer Germany ia te-
tGsn fer de4sns siye alliance fer rAnss
N4kh Great Britain
Jan. n-shanfang rersrcss4sy between
ChiEA and Japan settled.
Feb. i-MAshington conference adopted
nfe-poNeF r&N4l limitation treaty With
&gresment on faetfc foffineAtlohss
adopted resolutions declaring opeu eeef
"a China approved treaty Ter restrieiion
of Use a Submarines and % son gas q
warfare, Mr.. Azl4oGr announced 9feAt
Britain wc-ld restore Nel-ital-Nel 10
Feb. l-washlnxton conference approved
ueAuss retains 70 china and resolution
creating International commission 70 re-
wise The rules q warfare
leo. e-ieleE2tes 20 washington cAn-
ference signed all the treaties and t4s
conference adjourned sine die.
FEB. ie-presi5ezt Hsrdiag sghfnitted
washington conference treaties, with f9d
minutes cf conference, u the senate.
fsb. ll-CDited states and Japan signed
treaty aennlrg r.rhts Of former On Yas
and othsr islands uaandated 70 1apan.
Feb K-fnternateuai permanent cQrgi
of justice held frst session IN Tie Hague
Lloyd George and Poineare agreed on
S-year Anglo French pact and posiponed
osnoA coafsrenes to April io.
Feb. .s-fremler Lloyd George an.
uouneed Great Britain abandoned prosee-
torate OF Egsrs
March l-Iniged states senate T&ilas8
Zap treaty with Japan
March .t-Inlted States senate ratified
fcur-pcwer Faciac treaty.
March limited states senate ratified
supplement 20 Paclnc treaty excluding
Japanese mainland. and reservation
STRENGTHENING o4t tAngls over declaration
on domsstc aNairs
March @-Inifed States senate ratified
naval Limitation treaty and treaty on ass
Of poison gas and submarines ~ warfare.
March s-Cnltet States ratlned nine-
power treaty concerning China and treaty
on Chinese tarlH
April 1-Gsrmaay rejected allied Fepara-
ton commission demand thai size issue
g-0.a99 90 n additional taxes
AprA s~CoicMh.A and Venezuela signed
boundary treaty.
AprA le~Eeanpmsc conference * Genoa
opened. Ro.s.sn delegNtes acceried the
four demands " the Qthar rRtlous
April ie-tisrl ANY and Reseta CuEuiadet
treaty. eaneciins war aeots and hresi
LttoFsk Treaty and establishing fuN Pic
matte relations. Representative ot At
Les e Genoa conference surprised and
angry
April i7-peare rariev between Jarar
and Ear Eaai reuab.f. hroken on
April lN-Aliieu and ltte entenie powers
At 8enoa barred GERMANY from partiefra+
ton rs conference on N4ssa
aefssS ts SEQ oet - a.sesss5ors 81 i{as,
San Affairs
Arra si~Frarce ana Japar an Genoa.
reached aeeerd % crpose teeese 9n 3.
sefle. Russia ctnttffnte deAolo tea -
WnaN a financial demands
sisr E ssgiet Rass's Al grea, May das
demonstration al MOSCOW. Gefe4 the
"eatsteaist.e ratiers az ths world
Aag Memorandum 81 allies ccndi.
uqas for he.pns Russia handed 10 soviet
dele gates at Genoa. belgium refused e
s "a ara France made reservation
Nay 2-France Withdrew her assent t.
proposals. made to lie Russian eovern-
mfnt AY Geuaa conference. French rress
CHARGED Lloyd George with trigkery con-
essnlng Ra,s'an 81 hel1s .,
syasfveiy Is allied proposals
maY li-Ailies "a Genoa invited United
states 20 participate IN new neEotsfions
June lk
Nav is~unitea states declined invita-.
tion 70 The Hague conference. Russia
agreed TO partiolpals.
tllnx Upper siiesm disputes
Great Britain asked United States
France and Italy 70 co-cperate with her
IN IT'S heHfiEANNE Hnu efDfNtNE INEhtAN
atrocities In Asia Minor.
Tacua-AricA conference between chile
and Peru opened In Wakhirrtrn
Nay is-Powers at Genoa adopted eight
months truce with Russ.a and other 50.
viet republics.
May is-Genoa conference adjourned
LLOYD George warning the Russians 10 bs
more reasonable
NAY s4-lnternAtiorsi bankers commit
tee met ln Paris 10 plan economic reeoy.
cry fer Europe
June s-uaited States agreed 70 heir
Jnre s-france ref'isea 20 agree 10 re-
ducuoa % German rer2ra,icnA
June is-Hague preliminary conference
on Russian AFFAIRS opened.
June 1-Russiau delexates soinsa IN con-
ference AZ The Hague and Insisted credits
70 Russia should Re frst topic HANDLED. I
Juiy i-Japan completed ratification Of
all the Washington conference treaties
July S-Rassians At The HaKue. after
suhusittiag srnaznE BUDGET offered -
concessions for N.t@ee~e U creeifs
July ie-Gerrany agreed % give &lilssN
control o. lis finances. hoping Ter 4 lnar
OF billion doi4afs, and asked mora tsrium
on repafaiiene
ssis .-l,e~ ~s-e O. \ ilens @ cnant met
~ Le-lsn " - h,s1l-esss Hi&tF,
- ~, 49, 1as.t h'asA4H lawns te"tae1
t.,,s. ~ ise,ssr.ro. =, IA. ts..,., .,.s
~ri,ho,f rsxsit e,virx - 1919 ~ -.
.s.s sei.estss - 49,
Jaiv ..1cornc.l Or League q, Satt,,.
adoried British mandate fer psiesffsk sss
Preach mandate for syria.
July gT-Es;honia, IAtyia. Li,huanfa and
Albsris recognized as sovereign states 81
re unissd States
July SKINS Constantine procla laimssd
smyrna snd - hia,srlaaa sn astOnomoai
state uncer pFeteeticn q Greece.
AsE s-Gosssrsnee = ni.os ,' q allied prsnisrs