Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
1924. western Nswspapsr UaieAl

Jan. 3-War between Russia and Fin.
land begun over alleged Finnish Aid ID
karelian rebels.
economic and financial congress to meet
In Genoa in March: Germany and Russia
Jan. 7-conf.f..s ;, washington adopted
resolutions forbidding submarine opera
lions against merchantmen and banning
poison gas IN warfare
Jan. S-BriAnd aGseed 1t Cannes Ia
turn for defensive alliance for France
with Great Britain.
Jan 31-Shantung controversy between
China and Japan settled.
nvs-power naval limitation treaty with
agreement ON Pacific fortincations,
adopted resolutions declaring open door
IN China !; approved treaty for restriction
warfare: Mr.. Balfour announced Great
britain would restore Wei-Hai-Wei to
Feb. 4-washineton conference approved
treaties relating to China and resolution
creating International commission to re-
wise the rules Of warfare.
,. Feb; spsisFatSs e. e ws:ninston con- On:
conference adjourned sins die.
Feb. 10-Prssident Harding submitted
Washington conference treaties. with full
Feb. l1-Unitsd States and Japan signed
1. treaty defining rights Of former on Yap
and Other islands inundated to japan.
Feb. N-Intsrnational permanent court
Of justice held first session ip The Hague.
Lloyd 0ecrg9 and Poincafs agreed on
6enea conference to kprii 10.
nounced Great Britain abandoned protsc-
'o March o. ,1 1 STATE. ..n... ratified
riR .r sss. Tss It gR:.s.. ..n... ratified
1our-pOwQr Pacific treaty.
March n-United States senate ratified
supplement- to Pacific treaty. excluding
STRENGTHENING out tansls over declaration
on domestic affatrA
March 0-United States senate ratified
naval limitation treaty and treaty on use
March 8-Unitsd states ratined nine
power treaty concsrning China and treaty
April 7Loermany rejected allied repara-
ton commissions demand that she issue
tSoo. 600 900 IN additional taxes.
April s-Colombta and venesusla signed
April ie-EcoSSom,c conf.r.nc. of o.no.
opened. Russian delegates accepted the
four dsmands OF the Other nations.
April ls-0srmany and Russia concluded
Litovsk treaty and establishing full diplo-
matte relations. Representatives Of al
lies At Genoa conference surprised and
April r1-Psacs parlsy between japan
and Far East republic broken on.
April ls--Allisd and little entente powers
r. ,,as Genoa = Ssrrsd Gssmeny from participa-
April n-0srman delegates at Genoa
agreed to keep out Of discussions Of Rus
April EFrancs ana Japan, at osnoa,
reached accord to oppose recognition OF
&oviet Russia; conference deadlocksd by
RusoiA's financial demands.
Msy Ss:e s E a :s'.ds ..
Nay EEsm nsssSnd Of allies: cond,-
S:: Ss s = as' s: sSaa'4 1. e
siTn and France made reservation.
Nay e-Fance withdrsy her assent to
proposals. made 70 the Russian govern
charged Lloyd 0sorse with tricksry con-
corning 1uesian oil fields.
Nay 1l-Russians at Genoa replied
s.y < e: e S.ss: Invited United
With Russia 70 begin st The Hague
Nay n-usitsd states declined invita-
tion to The Hague conference. Russia
.,S.rm.ny "a foi.na signed treaty Set
Great Britain asked United States.
France and italy to cooperate with her
IN Investigating. and stopping Turkish
facna-Arica conference between Chile
Nay is-Fowsrs e Genoa adopted eight
month"; truce with Russia and other %
", S.g y'' ssadsao. eonf.r.ne. adjourned.
Lloyd George warning the Russians to -
Nay N-intsrna tionai bankers' commit
tee pet e Paris to plan economic recov-
june ss' s. -35S state. agreed to help
June Ntrancs refused 70 agree to re-
suction -Qf German reparationS.
June l1Ha&us preliminary conference
june 3CkusSisn delegates Joined in con-
. Russia should b f!rst topic handled. !.
July l=yapen compisted ratincatien Of
July Ikussiane q The Hague. after
oobmitting amazing budget. offered -
scns.s.isns Tor ns@. eos4 =, z er:dit tn,
ssntIo. Of - snancss, Sopiss ier loan
q . billion dollars, and aske1 moratorium
July ii-Isasus q Nat,eas council met
= London Is rstify the mandates. Amer
u and 0reat Britain having reached
tull Agreement
without result ewins = pssition lon. q nus.
July nceuncii Of League Of Nations
46opted British mandate for Palestine AID
July N-Esthonta, Latvia. Iathuania ana
Atlanta recognized a. sovsrsign statss b
u United 0tat1o
July 0-King Constantins Droclaims6
smyrna and its hinterianA IN autoaOmous
0eAxo nndsr protsetSGn q 0resca.
Aug Ccnfsrencs Ct aiiisd premier.
france would act alone u necessary 20
0ompsl Germany % execute the Versailles
6oaty. Preach deEnAnds referre1 to En-
A.. s-Dsnuytsr, BeIgiunn. won James
oor6on Dsnnstt halicoa racs n EuropA
Aug. Gyrsesa Raans e eeeros 0sr-
AUG. N-Unitsd etAtse and 0ermamy
signed asrssment tor dstsruinatioa -
Aug. N-AllisA eosfsesacs u xanAos
Aroke up without result
Aug. is-0rmany defaclted on payment
q 0.Ooo. 90 installmsnt Of pre-war deSeD
= allied nationals
Aur. D-Turks opened great o6snaivs
aaninst Greeks II Asia Minor.
Aug. tl-Rsparations commission grAntsd
Germany six months respite.
0>pt. 1-0reece. her armies routed By
the Turks. offered to evacuate Asia Minor
n TURKEY would sign armisttce.
aept <-LsAgue OF Nations met ln O.
nsva: Augustin Edwards Of chfls sisctsd
0residAnt.
aept. e-0sn. Tricoupis new Greek com
usan6er In chief. captured ~ Turka.
Council Of League Of Nations blocked
an plans for merging OF Austria with any
ether nation.
sept. s-Grssks began evacuation OF
Smyrna.
0spt. s-rurktsh Nstionaiists occupied