The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-01-04
FOREIGN

Jan Dan Elreann acceptea lflSh
Valera and followers decided to continue
the fight.
Jan. s-De Valera resigned presidency
of Irish republic and was defeated for
reelection, IS to 60.
Jan. IO-Arthur Griffith elected president
Of Dali Eireann TO establish the Irish
Free State. De Valera and followers
Jan. 12-Premier BRAND of France re-
signed because his policies at Cannes con-
ference were opposed. Polncare made
premier
Jan. l4-Parliament of southern Ireland
ratified peace treaty. Michael Collins at
head of provisional government.
lar l6-Provisiona government OF irish
Free State installed at Dublin Castle.
Feb. Premier Bonomi of Italy and
Feb. 6-Cardinal Achille Ratti, arch
bishop OF Milan, elected pope, taking
name Of Plus XII.
Feb. l2-Pius XI crowned pope.
Feb. 22-Free State and republic advo-
Gates in Ireland agreed TO have referen-
state constitution three months hence
and to hold no elections until then.
Feb. 2S-Japanese diet rejected universal
suffrage measure.
Feb. 25-New Italian cabinet formed by
Luiga Tacta.
Feb. 2S-Princess Mary Of England mar
ried to Viscount Lascelles. .
March LADY Rhondda won seat in
house OF lords. creating precedent.
March 30-Irish Free State and Ulster
Tepr e~sentatives signed peace pact.
Two Portuguese aviators flew from Lis
bon to the Canaries on way to Brazil.
March Sl-King George signed Irish
Free State act
April 5Portuguese aviators, en- route
10 Brazil, flew from Canaries to Cape
Verde islands.
April 1S-Portuguese aviatnYs few from
Cape Verde islands to St. PauIs Rock.
100 miles. but wrecked their plane on
April 21-Gen. Chang Tso Ling. governor
Of M~anchuria, seized Picking and Tien
Tsin.
April 2S-Great battle between armies
of Generals Chang and WI Pei Flu opened
near Picking.
May 3-Gen. Juan Vincente Gomez
elected president of Venezuela.
Nav 4-General Wu's army victorious In
battle near Picking; General Changes army
in flight.
cree recognizing property rights within
June l-Old Chinese parliament met and
President Hsu resigned.
Paraguay In throes of a revolution
June s-General Diedrichs elected presi-
lent Of Vlsdivostok government
Juns 6Portuguese aviators Completed
their flight from Lisbon to Brazil.
ia japanese cabinet resigned
June Skiing Alexander OF Jugo-Slav via
and Princess Marie of RumanIa married
June I0-Cuban cabinet resigned.
June Iii Yuan-Huns assumed presi-
dency Of China and made WI Ting-Fang
premier.
June 16-General Cnen captured Canton
and Sun Vat Sen fed.
National election held In Ireland. advo-
Gates of treaty winning.
June 22-Field Marshal Sir Henry Will
son, NJ. p. for an Ulster district, assas.
sinated by two Irishmen in London.
June 24-Dr. Walter Rathenau. German
foreign minister. assassfnated in Berlin.
July 10-Big revolution In Brazil crushed
after several weeks fighting.
July 19-Facta cabinet In Italy resigned,
owing to actions of the Fascist.
July 25-Bavarian government rejected
national German legislation for defense
of the republic.
Aus. s-Italian Fascist captured palace
at Genoa In face of heavy gun hre of
regulars. Martial law proclaimed In sew
eral provinces.
Aug. s-cork. last stronghold of Irish
rebels, taken by irish Eationalists.
factions In China opened in Shanghai.
Aug. 2l-General Wu. military master of
China, accepted policy Of DR.. Sun for
reorganization Of China like the United
Aug. 2-Michaei Collins, head Of Irish
fiss 's9sgeSs, by popular vote re-
jected prohibition.
Aug. s-0eneral Crowdsr gave Cuba
ten days to act on his legislative reform
Sept. 7-Brazil began celebration of one
hundredth anniversary Of her indspend-
Sept. Ewnliam Cossrave elected presi-
lent Of Irish provisional government.
Sept. 26-Gresk troops revoltsd ana KIM
Constantine abdicated.