The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-12-27

July Fire nch chamber OF deputies
approved Washington naval limitation
July s-Four- power Pacidc treaty
ratified by French chamber
July ll-French senate ratified naval
and Pacific treaties
july lz--Great britain invited France
and Italy TO join her in reply TO Ger
many latest Preparations note.
July 13-French troops of occupa-
ton s advanced 10 Linlberg. Barrsen and
July ls--Premicr Poincare of France,
in speech. rejected most of the demands
made by British prime minister on GER
July l6-Allies and Turks agreed on
terms OF treaty. leaving out Of. con-
essions.
July 2o-British draft Of reply to
Germany submitted TO allies and United
States.
July 24-Turks and allies signed
peace treaty OF Lausanne.
Aug. 3-Great Britain and France
agref q on mutual guarantee paet
a gainst unprovoked aggression, TO lead
TO reduction OF ornaments.
Aug, 6-United States and Turkey
! signed treaties of amity and commerce
and on extradition at Lausanne,
Aug. 11-Great Britain handed to
! France and Belgium note declaring
Ruhr occupation Illegal and failure,
/ insisting on impartial PREPARATIONS in
curry and declaring France must pay
enough of the money lent her to enable
Britain to- pay America.
Aug 15&United States Mexico COM
miss oners completed their conference.
Aug 17-Ratifications OF horsepower
pact and naval reduction treaty negoti-
ated at Washington conference for
mally exchanged at State department.
/ France offered to reduce PREPARATIONS
claims on Germany IN proportion TO IN :
/ amount of its debt United states ana
Aug. 2I--France's reply to British
! note delivered to Great Britain; offered
little hope of agreement
Aug, 2S-Italy demanded from Greece
abject apology and reparations for
murder of Italian military commission
| ers in Albania.
Aug. Greece accepted some of
| Italy's demands and rejected others
Aug. 31-Italy, declaring Greece's re-
ply unsatisfactory, bombarded and
| seized Corfu and landed on Samos and
other Aegean islands. Greece Appeared
10 League of Nations.
/ Mexican government formally recog-
nized by the United States.
Sept 4-Mussolini declared Italy
1 would Withdraw from League OIL Ma
| lions If it insisted on arbitratins the
! Italo-Greek affair.
Sept, 7-Council Of ambassadors up-
held Italy,s demands on Greece
Sept S-Greece and Italy formally
accepted terms laid down by council
Premier Poincare of France an
nounced Germany must settle repara-
4
cord could be reached.
to League of Nations
Sept 13--Italy agreed to eNacuatt
| Corfu on Sept. 81
sept. 16-Italy appointed Gen. Giar-
dino military governor of Fiume
Sept 1S-United States made lorna
! demand on Spain, France and Greal
4 Britain for right to build navy coal aho
oil base III Tangier across iron
! gibraltar; ,,.,,.. es+rasa,oann M
Germany formally announced otficia
! abandonment of passive resistance II
| the Ruhr. =, =,
italy informed Jugo-slavia 1t In
4 tended to keep Fiume:
i Italy declined to evacuate Corfu unit
i Greece paid 50,0O0.000 lire indemnify.
! Sept 25-Council of ambassadors or
dered Greece to pay lnaemnl y 70. 70 ie<Aiy
4 Sept 27-Italy evacuated Corfu;
/ Sept 2S--America won internationa
seapiane race off Cowes, England.
Oct. 2-Allies completed the evacua
4 ton OF Constantinople.
Oct 19-Chancellor Stresemann an
nounced Germany would pay no more
/ PREPARATIONS. ,,,os 81,
4 generations conference and moratorium
oct 26-Frarlce accepted British plaf
! for appointment by the reparatlo
| commission Of board of experts 70 NJ
Germany's capacity 70 pay. o,,,oo,
oct. 2S-Premier Poincare announces
france would not permit reduction o
renarations debt by board of experts
nor abandon the guarantee
| = OCT go - Great Britain accepte'
! Frances reservations on PREPARATION!
Nov. 4-Pojncare said France woult
not yield on reparaa IONS uilieSS ne
y Nav China refused to pay Boxel
indemnity TO France. e.z ..
| Nov 9-United States refused 10 par
ticipate in examination 81 n Serlnan ~
4 VI aC1lIS6
NOV 1S-France proposed appoint
! ment of experts committee 70 nv ,,asi =
gate Germany's resources and capacit'
r. nav during the next three years.
NV. 14-Chancellor Stresemann an
1 nounced dle would repudiate treaty o
/ Versailles and abandon the Huhl an
!, Rhineland to the French.
Nov 91-France and Great Britain
reached accord as to demands on Ger
MANY concerning former crown PIlnc
and resumption OF inil ,;a5 ~ = =
/ Commissions, and sent mia notes
sew Nov. 2s-Industrial magTnates Of tn
Rubr AMI Rhineland signed treaty VIII
i ths French for resumption oi "oiN
pay S i,le" SS9-Germany refused protection
for allied military control oincers. =
Nov. 27-Internatlonal SoHaei a. nc
4 ,,alt rtnn-running opened IN otta"s
nae 4-France began restoring tn
Ruhr to German rule.
Tec 6-Allied warships landed lIoop
~ canton to protect custom mousse ihoi
9u nee &c. H. Grifhs and two other
sentenced TO prison by German coui
for attempt to kidnap Bergdeii.
II Dec. 9-New treaty Of frlen1shiP = an y,
commerce. signed by U. S. ana Oei ~:
E Dec. 10-Council Of League OF ma
lions met in Paris. o,,,,oa
/ nee 11-PresidentC Coolidge announce
!, he approved of the par lclpasi9 pm, \
e american experts IN me 6ei t iile,s can
9 ries authorized by repara'io"S
mission. nan mort conveu
tion signed
, FOREIGN
I. 14-President Obregon of Mexie
e rSared expulsion of Papai Deiesa'
= HiIinpi as q pernicious forel gileI.
I Feb 14-Italian Fascist ordered
Irree Nasons to leave It's ranks-
: in County Kerry r.is,, rehal nriso,
E forced TO wreck road barrlcad q
set M by De Valera troops kiiieu
mi Great Britain cut sa7,ooo.OoO out
: na ES,b pas,'7 presidents plea for pea
: - with renewal of fighting IN sewers
b p esarcb 2o-I.abor party in British pa
,iament demanded end OF capitalism
: March 24-Guards- doubled IN BerL
: as capture of secret pa ,i -, nex Mars
I 81 ss1an of German Natiohallsts 10 Mar'