The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-01-04
CHRONOLOGY OF THE YEAR 1922
What Happened the World Over Dur
ing the Past Year.
INTERNATIONAL


economic and financial congress to NEE
n Genoa in March; Germany and Russi
included
Jan. 7--Conferees at washington adopte
resolutions forbidding submarine opera
lions against merchantmen and bannin
poison gas In warfare.
Jan. h-Briand agreed al Cannes I
Parual moratorium for Germany In re
turn for defensive alliance for Franc
with Great Britain.
Jan. S1-Shantung controversy between
China and Japan settled.
Feb l-Washington conference adopted
nve-power naval limitation treaty will
agreement on Pacific fortincations
adopted resolutions declaring open dooi
OF use of submarines and poison gas II
warfare; Mr.. Balfour announced Great
britain would restore Wei-Bai-Wei tc
China.
Feb. 4-Washington conference approved
treaties relating to China and resolution
creating International commission to re-
Wise the rules of warfare.
FEB. 6-Delegates to Washington con-
ference signed all the treaties and the
conference adjour1ed sine die
Feb. 10-President Harding submitted
washington conference treaties with full
minutes of conference, to the senate.
Feb. u-United States and Japan signed
treaty defining rights of former on zap
ano other islands inundated to Japan.
OF justice held first session In The Hague
:. Lloyd George and Poincsre agreed on
z'-year Anglo-French pact and postponed
Genoa conference to April 10.
Feb. 2S-Premier Lloyd George an
nounced Great Britain abandoned protec-
torate of Egypt
March l-Dnited States senate ratified
zap treaty with Japan
March A-United States senate ratified
rour-power Pacific treaty.
March H-United States senate ratified
japanese mainland, and reservation |
strengthening out tangls over declaration
on domestic AFFAIRS
March 2e-United States senate ratified /
naval limitation treaty and treaty on use
or poison gas and submarines In warfare
march SO-united States ratified nine
power treaty concerning China and treaty
On Chinese tariff
April 7-Germany rejected allied repara-
ION commissions demand that she Issue
$4,000 0OO In additional taxes.
April s-Coiombia and Venezuela signed
boundary treaty.
April l0-Economlc conference OF Genoa
pened. Russian delegates accepted the
our sI den ~ Of the other nations.
Aprl l6-Germany and Russia concluded
reaty. canceling war debts and Brest-
.itoVsk treaty and establishing full diplo
lauc relations. Representative OF al
. al Genoa conference surprised and
April l7-Peace parley between JapanI
ma Far East republic broken OF.
a Iano iSLAIlied and little entsnte powers
on N conference on RUSSIA
April Alderman delegates at Genoa
sreeu 70 Keep out OF discussions Of Rus
April "a France and Japan at Genoa
H s,Sat accord TO oppose recognition OF
Wet RUSSIA; conference deadlocked byf
ussa's financial demands.
May l-Soviet Russia, In great Nav day
monstration at Moscow, defied the !
,a1pltaiisuc nations OF the world"
' z,Memorandum OF ailies' condi- =
ms Tor helping Russia handed to soviet I
legates at Genoa; Belgium refused TO p
N ana France made reservation
nay France withdrew her assent 10 II
u u. -. made to the Russian govern
nj Dy Genoa conference. French press :.
arged Lloyd George with tricksry con- +
ming Russian oil fields.
ray u-Russians at Genoa replied ~
aasiyeiy to allied proposals.
iay l4-Allies at Genoa invited United 81
ties 70 participate In new neaotiations M
q < Russia to begin at The Hague
lay 15-United States declined invita- ca
70 The Hague conference Russia az
eed to participate. st
erm1lany and Poland signed treaty set an
g Upper Silesia disputes
reat Britain asked United States su
nee and Italy to cooperate with her
llnitv,estigating and stopping Turkish Lu
oclties in Asia Minor
acna-Arica conference betwean chm. rie
Peru opened In Washington
ay ls-Powers at Genoa sdontad aiob, no
IN, ms, ,ruee with Russia and other 30 "A
~ ls-Genoa conference adtonrnaa /
=. ! =, S sal warning the Russians to be bol
I, i Anippte I'm bankers commit FRI
for Europe AeOOV- to
ne s-United States agreed TO hahn Vel
stigate Turkish atrocities, A
ne e-France refused to agree m "a | Car
ION or German renarations Lee
ne io-hague preliminary conferenca LAM
russian affairs opened A
Ia 26-Rrcufap ,sa1..-~t
ice at The Hague and insIstad ara AL Tsil
ussia should be first topic handled Al
Japan completed ratification n, of {
vs NRRs nsl;g conference treaties. nea
lifting "amazing'' budget ofTerad son cleo
sssions for $500 100000 In credits Nj
Z lo " ,. agreed to give allies bait
billion dollars. and asked mora tor,,,,l NJ,
'parations eoiluil cree
l7-League OF Nations council ma, cert,
n ~ 70 rauIy the mandates. Amer Ju
Ind Great Britain having reacbad Pres
lgreement isaeheo pa
9o-Conference at The Hague snaaa Jul
vi result owing to position OF Rus dent
ieaaSSshtes. Jun
22-Couneil OF League OF Nst,ona their
60 British mandate for Palestine ava Jay
= > mandate rla for Syria. 500 anu Jul
,za-Esthonia, Latvia I.lthuania 40 | and
e, - ~. rssSoshized as sovereign states nv at b
nts 90 STATES Jur
. oo-hng Constantine proclaimed Jun
~ = ana lts hinterland an autonomons denc,
1nSer protectlon OF Greece prem
i-Conference OF allied nran,,an Adj
~ L9huon. Poincare threatened Jun
YOU'D act alone II necessarv 10 and
germany TO execute the VArsa,liS Nat
french demands referred 70 aS Gates
SgDemnyter. Belgium, won James son,
q Ere,.e, Daaioon race in Europe. sinats
asao.,lshcn plans to coerce Ger Jun
olsapproved by allied experts foreis
1v-united States and GArran July
i agreement FOR determination Of after
ANS July
=, d4-Aiiled conference In Iorso, owing
~ without result. nuon July
n 5oo iLlnany defaulted on pavman, nation
49, q innstailment of pre-war dahts Of the
q 10 hnruonais. Aug.
IcS-Ierks opened great ofrens,v. at &c
greeks In Asia Minor. regula
commission oror..a eral D
y SIX months respite. Aug.
,l-Sreece. her armies rontas -. rebels,
s as OneIso 70 evacuats Asia MinoT aug.
~ would sign armistice. tsctiof
league of Nations met IN n. rtA.ug.
It ISM howaros OF Chile elected reorga
'-Gen: Tricoupis, new Greal, - s'a ,,
:, IN cnief, captured by Turks GUM Free
i OF League of Nations bIooy.s Ang
2 sti Lvr merging Of Austria with an jected
s-Greeks began evacuation of ten "a
= plan
s-Turkish Nationalists occupied Sept.
lz o-s and Great Britain a. ence.
nal nooert cecils plan for .sin- sept.
p.hy assurance against Ser Sent
~. consta
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