The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-01-12
Chronology
The uedr 1922
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INTERNATIONAL
Compiled BY q. 10. pickAxD

Jan. s-Alllsd supreme council calis'
soenemic and financial congress to NEE
= Gepoa In March: Germany and Russia
Jan. 7-confsrses at Washington adopte'
gssotuticns forbidding submarine opera
ssous against merchantmen and banning
poison gas In warfare.
Jan. EBrIand agreed at Cannes Il
partial moratorium for Germany In re
tsrn for defensive alliance for France
Jan. n-shantung controversy between
China and Japan settled.
Feb. Washington conference adopted
naval sss rafy ch
adopted resolutions declaring open door
= Chsna approved treaty for restriction
sarfsrs; Mr.. Bsifour announced Great
erttain would restore Wei-Hai-Wei 10
Feb t-washlngton conference approved
treaties relating to China and resolution
erea ting International commission to re-
vlse the rules of warfare.
ssrence signed ali the treaties and tho
conference Adjourned sine die.
Feb. fo-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
and other Islands inundated to Japan.
Feb. B-International permanent court
ct justice held fret session In The Hague
Lloyd George and Poincare agreed on
o.sS. conf t,sn To- R ppsh i o. '''''"
Feb. S-Premier Lloyd George an
seunced Great Britain abandoned protec-
March DATED States senate ratified
March si-GnIisd States senat. ratified
Msrcs n-Un United States .ena,s ratified
supplement to Pacific treaty. excluding
Japanese mainland. and reservation
ttratshtening out tangie over declaration
March 2s-United States senate ratified
laval Limitation treaty and treaty on USE
March s6~United States ratified nine
power treaty concerning China and treaty
IA Chinese tariff
April 7--Germany rejected allied repara-
,Sion commssion's demand that she Issue
ts0o. oc0. 600 In additional taxes.
April s-Colombla and Venezuela signed
April io-Economic conference OF Genoa
Spened. Russian delegates accepted the
four demands OF the other nations.
April l6-Germany and Russia concluded
treaty. canceling war debts and Brest-
Gstovsk treaty and establishing full diplo-
patio relations. Representatives OF AL
ttes ct Genoa conference surprised and
April f7-Peace parley between Japan
and Far East republic broken on.
April ls-Allied and little entente powers
IT Genoa barred Germany from participz-
tLon In conference on Russia
April n-Geruan delegates At Genoa
April sl-Francs and Japan at Genos.
ssAched accord to oppose recognition OF
foviet Russia: conference deadloeked by
Russias financial demands.
May l--Soviet Russia. In great May day
Decentralization al Moscow. dened the
~cApitaiistic nations OF the world"
Nay 1-Msmorandum OF allies condi- |
Mons for helping Russia handed to soviet |
Aeissates At Genoa; Belgium refused To
Nay t-France withdrew her assent &c |
proposals made to the Russian govern
sss.. BY Genoa cna conference French prs.s
ternlng Russian oil fields
May n-Russans 1T Genoa replied
syssveIy g ,, .iiisd groposaI .v,,.. u,,.
States to participate In new NEGOTIATIONS
ftth Russia to begin at The Hague
May H-Unitsd States declined invita-.
etoa to The Hague conference. Russia
ssreed to participate.
ellnx Upper silesia dispvtss.
Great Britain asked United States.
Frsnce and Italy to cooperate with her
!. isvestigating and stopping Turkish
Tncna-Artca conference between Chile
sAd Peru opened In Washington.
May s-Powers at Genoa adopted sight
months truce with Russia and other So
May is-0enos conference adjourned.
Lloyd George warning the Russians to be
May N-Intsrns tionai bankers commit
Iee met In Paris to plan economic recov-
NY for Europe.
Jane 3-United States agreed to help
Investigate Turkish atrocities.
June s-France refused to agree to re-
I.etion Of German PREPARATIONS.
Juno W-Hague preliminary conference
- Russian affairs opened.
June ze--Russian delegates Joined In con-
sreace at Tho Hague and insisted credits
> Russia should be FIRST topic handled.
July Japan completed ratification Of
" the Washington conference treaties.
I~iy e-Rgssians At The Hague. after
sncsssions for 81 SOC. 900 in credits ,
July 10-Germany agreed to give allies
outrct Of It's finances. hoping for loan
q billion dollars. and asked moratorium ,
q reparationr
Judy rY-Leasue OF Nations council me,
! London TO ratlfy the mandates Amer.
- and Great Britain having reached
all agreement
July fo-Conference at The Hague ended
Tithout result owing to position OF Rus
July n-CouncH OF League of Nations
5opted British ma ,date for Palestine and
rench mandate for Syria. .
July T-Esthonia. Latvia. Lithuania and :
lbaaia recognized IS sovereign states by
10 Uuited States.
July so-Klng Constantine proclaimed d
nyrna and It's hinteriand an autonomous =
ate under protection of Greece.
Aug. T-Conferencs Of allied premiers
feasd N Lsndon. Poincare Threatened =,
lmpeI Germany to execute the Versailles ~
sally. French demands referred to sx- =
,rts. a.
Aug. EDemuytsr. Belgium. won James y
ardou Bennett balloon race In Europe
Aug t-Freach plans to coerce Ger .,
anY disapproved BY allied experts.
Aug le-Uuited States and Germany I.
snsd agreement for determination Of
ar claims o.
Aug. i4-AlIied conference In Londsu y
axe up without result. N,
Aug ib-9rmany deraulted on payment III
81. 10000 installment Of Prs-war debts
allied nationals. a.
kag. t-Turks opened great sfreasivs +,
sfnst Greeks In Asia Miner. ei
Aug 2f--Repa rat ioss commission granted
srrnany six months respite. r.
3ept i-Greece, her armies routed By
Q Turks, offered to evacuate Asia Minor "a
Turkey would slgn armistise.
3est LEAGUE OF Nations met In Ge- G
va; Augustin Edwards OF Vale elected Re
estdent o.
5ept s-Gen- Tricoupis. nor Greek COM -.
snder In chief. captured ~ Turks. ~
csusci OF League Of Nations blocked 4.
plans for merging OF Austria with any -
her nation. o.
sepi s-Gresss began evacuation Of ii
ayrna.
;spt s-ru.kisa Natioaaiists occupied hi
syraa- an
;ept- H-Francs and Great Britain ac-
~fed Lord Robert Ceclf'a plan for lin de