Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-01-05
! Chronoloqu
The qedr 1922
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INTERNATIONAL
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~ GENOA In AaTch. Germany and Russ
Jan. f-confsrsss at Washington adopte
resolutions forblddins submarine opera
uons against merchantmen and bannin
poison gas In warfare
Jan. tbrisnd agreed 1T Cannes d
YArtiAI moratorium for Germany IN re
surn for defensiys alliance for Franc
I'm 'dsad britain.
ian h-shsntung controversy between
chinA and Japan settled.
fHo i-Washinxton conference adopted
nys-power naval limitation treaty with
axrcemsnt on Pacin: fortihc ations
adopted resolutions declaring open door
~ emma. approved treaty for restriction
OF Use OF submarines and poison gas In
warfare: Mr. Balfour announced Great
nrilAln ssuid restore Wei-Hai-Wei TO
Feb t-wsshngton conference approved
ussus. relating 20 China and resolution
Wise the rules OF warfare
zen. s-Deiesaies 10 Washington con-
fsrenss signed all The treaties and the
GO 'arsncs adjourned sine die.
rob. n-President Harding submitted
Washington conference treaties. with fuI
minutes Of conference. to the senate.
FEB. u-.unlted States and japan signed
treaty dehning rights OF former on zap
spa o'hsr islands inundated TO Japan.
REP lb-international permanent court
Of Justice held frat session In The Hague
Lloyd George and foincars agreed on
S-year Anglo-Frensh pact and postponed
osDo" conference TO April TO-
Feb. isPremer Lloyd George ar |
nounced Great Britain abandoned profoc- |
ttfEaf OF ftfJbt
March l-Unitsd States senate ratified
zap treaty with Japan
March H-United States senate ratified
four-power Pacific treaty.
March 2I-united Statos senate ratified
supplement 10 Pacific treaty excluding
Jnpsnsss mainland. and reservation
on domestic AFFAIRS.
March e-united States senate ratified
naval Limitation treaty and treaty on use
March 80~united States ratified nine
power treaty concerning China and treaty
on Chinese tarir
April 7-Oefmany rejected allied repara-
ton commissions demand that she issue {
sso go " additional taxes
, Aprl s-Coiombis and Venezuela signed a
April 10 Economic conference OF Genoa
enened, RUSSIAN delegates accepted the o
Tour demands OF the other nations 4,
April ie-Gcrmany and Russia concluded o
ueaV. cam cling war debts and Brest-
ro,.oSsh treaty and establishing fun dipo o
yes AZ Genoa conference surprised and Il
April i7-Peace parley between Janan
and Far East republic broken on
April Sailed and little entente powers
!, ssnoa barred Germany from participa- n,
"on " conference on Russia r.
April H-German delegates ut Genoa "
ssreeu 20 Keep out OF discussions OF Rus ~
April 2a-Francs and Japan at Genoa OF
rssched scoord to oppose recognition OF -
toylet Russia: conference deadioeked by =,
| ~
May i-Sosiet Russia. In great May day ~
concentration al Moscow, defed the 90
spi,ai,st.e nation. OF the world s,ss
May z-Memorandum OF allies cond,- -
uons for helping Russia handed TO soviet n rr'
s,n, ~ osnos Belgium refused TO ~
sxh Sna france made rsssryation. RI,
proposals. made 10 the Russian govern he 1
shsr " Genoa n conference; French press r5
cerninx Russian oil nolds. so"- +
MAY u-kussans at Genoa replied MS
'y Msv {, .,,, allied proposals bis
states TO participate In now negotiations mar
,, Russia TO begin at Tho Hague r
May s-unlted State, declined nv,,. cat
ion 70 The Hague conference. Russia gun
'xreed TO participate. sta
Germany and Poland signed tr.atx .., and
lima Upper silesls disputes. ''' r,
Treat Urea, britain asked United States. sun
lns.s sna hay 20 cooperate with her Lui
moeitiss In Asia Minor. F,
iscnx-Arics conference between Chile RED
~ Peru opened in Washington M
msy lt-Poxers at Genoa adopted eight nou
, 70, l ,ruse With Russia and other so- NJ
;z a I:s;s s:.. &, se'a-. :p;:,s
n, "a sse s'.,.l.. ,,.ai bankers, ~,
= ~ a Paris plan 'eoa9'@ 49, sss. AZ
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3Sn ss' ss.Ra s@lsi' &. ,0,D.s 49, Of ~
rfnee Al The Haxne and inslsted credii. Tsin
I HuHs'a should be nrst topic handled Ap
~ Japan completed ratlncation n, OF @
The WsahlaEton conference trsettn 1891 VI near
,ey e-hasslsns at The Hague after Ma
'o'l,sslnx amazing budget. offered SO elect
Jolly lo-Gernsny agreed TO give siite. batgl
n'r s9, % ia finances, hoping Tor a loan In n
!" o'llon dollars. and asked moratorium, Ma
rcparatlons cree
,uy iT-teague OF Nations council ma, certa
hon1on 20 tauty the mandates. Amer, jur
!, 49, 1,st hritain having reached Pres
luly n-confsrenre 81 The uae,,, .,,., Jun
,houi resul, owing to position OF Rus dent
niy n-Souneli or League Of Nn,,,,. their
op'ed British mandate Tor Palestine sn5 Jap
~nch mandate FOR syria "''' Jun
uly N-fsthona. fatvia Iithuant. a., and
'a NJ, a rseeknleed As sovereign states by az b
uiy se-Kinx constsntins prort,tr,.. Jun
yfnA and Us hintsriand an autonor,a',s dencs
to nuder protection % Otesce premi
~ ,Ipnrsrsnes q allied prsralers Adn
snre would act alone N n~,es.,.s, and i
,psA many 10 execute the Yer~afllss Nat
~. Ffsnen demands referred 10 sx- Gates
- r.psmuytsr. Belgium wor lama son.
90" ssnnstt balloon race IN Eurone sinsts
ss s'sspessssa 3, .,,lss sesres Ger fo Sss'
~ h-Nn'tsd states and GERMANY July
20 .ssss'ssss feF dsssfalnslio'n'' 81 sftss
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