The Meeker herald., 1923-01-06
10. isss. Western Newspaper Unio
INTERNATIONAL
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Jan. s-Ailied supreme council called
economic and financial congrssA 70 meet
In Genoa In March: Germany and Russia
Jan. s.conferees At washinston adopted
resolutions forbiddng submarine opera.
tions against merchantmen and banning
Dolson gas In warfare.
jan. S-Briand agreed At Cannes 20
partial mora at0rIum for Germany IN re-
turn for defensive alliance for France
with Great Britain.
Jan, N-ShsntunK controversy between
China and Japan settled.
Feb. l-washinEton conferences adopted
avs-power naval Limitation treaty with
adopted resolutions declaring open door
ln China. approved treaty .os .o assesies'1n rss IN
sritan rfiars; would 5 nS r..sor. Wsi.Hsiwsi to
$ss Ew..alns,on ses,.esas. .sg:s,ss,a g,
crestinx intsrnstionsi combustion 10 re-
Fes s.Deissates 10 Washington con-
oon5Srsacs sdjournsd sine ale.
FA i0-Presidsnt HardinS submitted
WA44lngton conference trsattss. with full
70. 1l-Unitsd stAtss and Japan siGnsd
treaty defining rights Of former on zap
and other Islands inundated TO Japan.
Of JestIcs held hrst session In Tho Hague
Lloyd George and Poincaro agreed on
0-yeAr Anglo-Frcnch pact and postponed
saSs Tss. 'salaes anPfs@i.r . Eioya n a.o.s. an
bounced Great Britain abandoned protsc-
tessts Of ESyp: .,m.A
1sroS si-Gnissd st.ies senate ratified
four-power racine treaty. .,,.1
supplement TO Pacific treaty. excluding
Japanese mainland. and reservation
strengthening out Nangls over declaration
March Situated States ssnate ratified
naval Limitation treaty and treaty on use
Of poison gas and susm.rInes in warfare.
power treaty concerning China and treaty
April 7-uerrnany rejected allied repara-
tton commissions demand that ehe Issue
&soO 900. 600 In additional taxes.
April s-Coiombia and Vens1uela signed
Boundary treaty.
opened. Russian delegates accepted the
four dsma nds of the other nations.
April ls-GeImany and Russia concluded
SiioS.i treaty and .s;aSiisSins full dipie-
matte relations Representatives OF al
ale. At Genoa conferences surprissd and
April i7-Peace parley between Japan
and Far East republic broken on.
April ls--Aliled and little entente powers
tion In conference on Russia.
April n-0ermAn delegates At 0enoa
agreed 10 keep out Of discussions Of Rus
April st-Francs and Japan at Genoa.
soyis, Russia; conferenes deadiocksd BY
demcnstrstion al Hoscos. d.isd the
p,,ai.,sIs nations nsD Of ;ss ;,r TSra .o,s,
tlons for helping Russia handed to soviet
CELEBRATES at Genoa; Belgium refused to
sG and tT.nss made ;ssrs. rs:srystion vat
proposals made to the Russian govern
msnt men BY Genoa Gene. sonfsrsnse; .i French press
May ii-Russians at Genoa replied
eyasiveiy 70 allied proposals.
Nay tAiliss .,s,s At osnoa % invited uni.sd mite.
With Russia to begin At The Hass
'GGs msx II n-un,,.a state, declined invita-.
ton 10 Tho Hague conference. Russia
Agrsed to participate.
Oermany and Poland signed treaty set
slss SppSss pSr,ssis ss'a .sH.S s!:Rp''t United s,.,
e Inveesieati.s. and stopping Turkish
Asa sonss1sns: MaSs b.,v.., Chi.
NAd Peru opened In Warrington.
May ft-Powsrs at Genoa adopted eight
ssopth., a.1un,Is. tTnss with Russia and other So
May it-0snoa conference adjourned.
Lloyd 0eorgs warning the Russians to be
G1tO3S feh8ONADlo,
May N-Iniernatio bankers commit
tee met In Paris to plan economic recov-
cry for Europe. -
Investigate turkish atrocities.
June 6-France refused to agree to re-
duction OF German reparations
June 16-Ha2uc preliminary conference
on Russian affairs opened
June 2S-RuHslan deieEatea Joined in con-
ference at The Hague and insisted credits
Julv l-lnOun C0fnnlAfRd rafiArA iOv, DF
all the Washington conference treaties.
July G-RusaIans at The Hague after
Soneessions Tor $3.50 .oSo in credits erediss. ""
July l0-Germany agreed, to give allies
control of It's finances. hoping for a loan
of a billion dollars. and asked moratorium
July l7-League of Nations council met
In London to ratify the mandates. Amer
lea and Great Britain having reached
full agreement.
July 2o-conference at The Hague ended
without result owing 10 position OF Rus
July c2-Council of League of Nations
adopted British mandate for Palestine and
French mandate for Syria.
July T-Esthonia. Latyia. I,ithuania and
July so-KinG. Constantine proclaimed
snd s or
opened In London. Poincare threatened
FRANCO WOuiu 0ct dtOne II necessary to
compel Germany to execute the Versailles
treaty. French demands referred to ok
perts.
AuK. s-Demuyter. Belgium. won Jamss
Gordon Bennett balloon race In Europe.
Aug. 9-French plans to coerce DER
many disapproved by allied experts.
Aug. 10-united States and Germany
signed agreemsnt for determination of
Aug. ia-Aiiisd conference In. London
sHoke up without result. :
Aug. is.Grmany defaulted on payment
ct 5000. 900 installmsnt of pre-wsr debts
n allied nationals.
Avg. 23-Turks opened great offensive
against Greeks In Asia Minor.
Aug. 3l-Reparations commission granted
Germany six months respite.
Sept l-Greece. her armies routed by
the Turks. offered to evacuats Asia Minor
II Turkey would sign armlatIce.
Sept <-Lcague of Nations met in 0e-
reva. Augustin Edwards OF Chile elected
president
Sept. s-Gen. Tricoupis. new Greek com.
mnnder In chief. captured by Turks.
Council of League of Nations blocked
all plans for merging Of Austria with any
other nation,