Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-01-05
Sept lsLw e. .S seG portion q smyrna

y Sept. l3-Western portion OF Smyrna
x burned; loss t6V. 200: many lives lost
z Germany refused TO deposit gold guar
z sntee demanded by Belgium and defauitet
y on payment OF private pre-war debts e
=; allied nationals.
3 Sept. l6-Great Britain invited the do
y inlnions, France, ltaly, Serbia. Hunlania
y and Greece 10 join in the defense OF the
y Dardanelles.
Z Sept. iS-france and Italy opposed mill
2 'ary Operations against Turks
= Sept. lS-kntre British Atlantic feet
!. sent to Dardanelles
hungary admitted to League OF Nations
sept b. kemdl Pasha demanded OF al
) | nes immediate conference on guarantees
} Tor neutrality OF The Straits aud permits
. SION TO send troops into Thrace.
sept A-AIi!es agreed TO conference OF
Russia
Sept 2s-Aiiies invited Turks TO peace
conference, agreeing 70 return Consian-
unopie, Adranople and Thr0ce Ia return
iof freedom OF the Dardaneles.
sept z3-Great Britain agreed TO admit
RUSSIA to Near East conference concern
! sept 2G-Greek troops revoltcd and King |
CONSTANTINE abdicated.
husBa, In note to the allies. demanded |
the restoration OF Turkey In Europe.
Sept. 29-Kemal Pasha accepted allies
invitation 10 armistice pariey, and to
peace conference on condition that Con-
stahtinople and all OF Thrace be ceded at
"a 10 Nationalist government
oct TURK Nationalist agreed to ar
rnistice conference at Mudania on Oct 3
anu suspended military operations.
oct s-Armistice conference opened a.
Mudania
Oct: Io-Allies. Greeks and Turkish Ma
uonaiists agreed TO armstiee convention
az Mudania, providing for evacuation OF
Inrace by Greece within Is days and its I
delivery TO Turkey within 10 days.
Oct Il-Mudania protocol signed. Z
oct Z3-United States invited Central r
american republics to conference on lin
itation of armament snd other subjects. | h
In Washington Dec. l. s
OCT. a-Aliies invited United States to
participate IN Near hast conference at C
Lausanne, Switzerland. Nov 10. Secre- e
tary Hughes replied United States would
SEND observers Russia invited to part o
ncles ri
Oct 2s-Turkey and Russia opened con-
ference for economic accord. d,
% Nov. 90
Nov. 20--Near East peace conference at dc
-, rausanne opened. with return to secret is
upiomacy In effect.
NOV. H-Eastern Thrace and Adrianople es
urned over 10 the Turks ca
Dec 2-Russia and nations on her west mi
lent conference lst
Dor, f-Conference OF Central American no
,puoncs opened In Washington.
NOV. 5O-Allies demanded from Germany De
polosy Gud Indemnity for attack on al au
I'd Ofhcefs In Bavaria \
'oc, o-british troops forced Turks to mr
lople. q
Dec. G--Allles presented plan for control Of
Dardanclles TO Lausanne conference N
nsIlea position stated. of
pee 6-Jurkeys plan for Dardanelles of
omitted at Lausanne. Virtually ac- deb
pied by the allies Gro
yec. y-Aliied premiers met In London dipl
consider German reparations d
~, V-1erman reparations plan re- gra
teu ny aiiled premiers d,
antung province formally restored to TUT
ma py Japan. ernS
Zee. li-Conference OF allied premlers ID,
burned TO Jan. 2. France insisting on d,
Clpie occupation or the Ruhr out
&c. l2-Baltic states served ultluafin Df
RUSSIA az MOSCOW which Russia re- nor.
led and disarmament conference went lin.
rochs, De
e.. turkey agreed to Join League iden
Nations when peace is signed and to De
ept measures for protection Of minori- crea
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