The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-01-03
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mediation for Armenia.
Jan. S6-Supreme, council. after reject
ing proposal to turn Austri2I financial
problem over to the League OF Nauons,
appointed Commission to examine eco
nonlic status Of Europe with reference
to Austria.
Jan. es-Supreme council decided Latvia
and Esthonia should be recognized as
eovereien states. :
Jan. 9-Supreme council 3ixed German
Preparations at 2s6000, Co., 600 gold MARKS,
payable In annual installneuts, and i
of payment. :,
Feb. 5-Frances and Poland signed milf
tary agreement for aid against invasion
Feb. INAzerbaijan declared war on
Georgia, and the Reds started attack,
taking T1fis.
The United States formally withdrew
opened Near uf E:s sat< conference.
Teheran. capital Sof Persia. taken by
oneE. sssa' 80 - =
Ee6 2s-Ieaxue OF Nations council re-
csivei nrotest az United states Sgainst in
clusion Of island of zap in territories sue
iected 10 rnandste of Japan, and dema nd
Tor a voice IA DISPOSAL Of former German
colonies. 5s9s
Feb : xlpanantans dsfeatsd Costa
Risans. in disputed territory Of c9to:
nlied to tinted States that It was not
concerned with the ALLEGATION Of Zap 70
japan. and invited United States to. .akss
part in discussions Oh Turkish and ART
can mandates ;. 49,. a.
rensTations Rejected by allied supreme
council as totally inadequate. Germany
down in Paris.
March S-Occupation OF German cities
French essS troops carried out as penalty for
S;rya
mands. .,,.5t,
commercial relations viii be resumed by
Great Britain and Russia signed at Lon
don. -: =. - 49,
cenman eovernmenr it must pay $50, Co.,
eco before March 49, 49,. = ~: :. >.
rnenia divided among Gsorsia, Turkey and
4 zerhaiian- 81. -: - = -
1March 1s-Peace signed at Riga by, rep
.resentatives Of Russia, Ukrainia and Po-
Iland =. - -: ~. - + }.
SMarch 21-Plebfscite held IN Upper 81.
IeNia to determine the future national
status of that region. Germany received
MsSch SoGermany in her reply to ulti-
nnnfum Of allied reparations commission
refI,sed to pay 1000 90, 900 gold marks due
March 9 and disputed commissions ne.
ures showing balance OF 1-,0oe, r9o.co0
marks due May L - 4
TURKS ms ASA MINOR. .nt..
Narch N-iurkey, pso'es'eu 70
against -GreeK oheaSNe; 49,, Sr,r,.s .t
APGn i-nieehs oete1'1u -
Enlashehr. SEEEIr.~ =, T., .
April -Nashlnston Sot s.a tnn o,,h.
formed Germany Onl.su o. .s;,~ T,,u
not cOuneenance 1etnay =, es -, .ns, o"t
lespons.ont ~ -. oh,,r,tions 10 me limit OF
OF piSi;ss.s tls T'' :. . ?: :
her ability - s.,,o ,n,eb.. sant
Aprl o-sesretaIy VI S..,, g., III roficsrn.
~ aiHes y Hohes laN'.'s ~. ~: - 81
ing lsiaho: oi Aap' aHo - = -. :
April S-trench government .supporteu
t}Elten Sta'es IHtiap coii..Uf d.sit,.a 20
April -V-Jap.ansss eap'h =. - Z
yleiq OLE lap nIa1oAss; 1,.,asn+ t1or~
Apsil :, 1, ,.;s. Ms - rsnarations
dihg 70 act as HfsEH hSot
hlspu.e' pu S ne rana ;at,ons ht,l of 1ae.-
:A lpL1 a'-s st's .J rresonfed tn Ger
"H.Nu'Wp ko;u ma ne ;p.ss' M ~
many oS a!.,en eo;H anrSa., iY,,,t.a States
tpfl Z.i.a ly,,, NV VIZ
posNton cTnGs SS.,,a raioo.eJ c.rrnan
AZ 49, 70 t;,n . nronosaise a. inaieana te.
France called out troops Tor occep'''o"
Fay Poles invaded .srnsa ,m pperi sAes'a ana
1r.n.tls FAY vas - r.iah;sc,,. controI
MtE e .ies f1.,n.,. pSiiesin
'"css .hinat rraas.y,,ad es result of
German t1 I9I .res'sHea 'ss fes"i' -
'eEa'a."- 9sEe.e -
h3Y- WILT. " XII "SN
for Germany and The .relcnstas voted. III
To 10. to accept the allied ,uitiEnatuHl
Ma :.lG-B'rances wnrl,ed Germany the
sending OF troops or munitions INTO Gppes
Siiesia Suuld be considered a Wartke act.
May 22-OrSaniZed FonhtserE-4or'es OK
Germans attacked Poles in Upper Silesia.
Way 2a-Trial OF four German soldiers
ami officers for war crimes opened IN
Ls:psig. " @a = =
cerning Upper siiesia and Premier BRAND
declared he would maintain the entente
with Great Britain, Italy and the United
States. - -
June a-Lieut. Neuruann. who sank Brit
isll$ hospital ship Dover Castle, acquitted
because he obeyed orders. 49,.
June 7-Great Britain rejected Ger
many's offer OF troops for Upper Silesia,
and British troops began clearing Poles
from disputed territory.
June lS-AlI!es ordered Greeks not to at.
tack Turkish Nationalists ct present.
June oi-CounciI OF League OF Nations
awarded Alanu islands to Finland. -
June 2|-Greece rejected mediation with
Turks, offered by entente, and refused to
defer offensive.
Poles agreed to allies plan for Upper
Sllesia. ...-,
June H}-f;ermany paid 100000 gold
marks TO reparations commission.
June 5'--Greeks opened offensive against
TURF Nationalists. .-!
nd Gernan-Russian front.
Julv lN-President Harding informally
invited Great Britain, France, Italy and
7, nan to conference on limita tion Of ar
.n.nnart. ond M Far E,nsfern prohlems