The Arvada enterprise., 1923-01-04
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The uedr 1922
Compiled 'y E. 70 ''ck1s0
INTERNATIONAL
Compiled BY E. u PlckARo
70. ,,,a. Western Newspaper Union

Jan. s-wsr between Russia and Fin
XArsltAn rebels.
Jan s-Allled supreme council called
economic and financial congress- to meet
N 0snoA In March. Germany and Russia
lacluded
Jan. I-Conferees at Washington adopted
eesolutions forbidding submarine opera
ttons Against merchantmen and banning
q. Dolson gas In warfare.
Jan. S-Briand agreed at Cannes to
partial moratorium for Germany In re-
turn for defensive alliance for France
with Great Britain.
Jan N--Shantunx controversy between
China and Japan settled.
0vo-power naval limitation treaty with
agreement on Pacific fortincations.
adopted resolutions declaring open door
q ~. 81 pSrSssa .pS%sf,nes s aas 1901 pa.on gas /"
warfare. Mr.. BRlfour announced Great
Britain would restore wsi-Hxi-"ei to
Feb %-washington conference approved
treaties relating to China and resolution
creating International commission to re-
vtss the rules Of warfare;
ference signed all the treaties and the
ooAfersncs adjourned sine die.
Feb. iO-Presidsnt Harding submitted
Washington conference treatiss. with full
alnutss sf conference. to the senate.
Feb. M-unitsd States and Japan signed
treaty defining rights OF former on fap
Feb. H-International permanent court
0f justice held first session In The Hague.
Lloyd George and Poincare agreed on
o-yesr Anslo-Freneh pact ana postponed
Feb a-Prsmier Lloyd George an
nouncsd Great Britain Abandoned protec-
s.snts OF Exyp: .. s,.,. ..,., r.,,n.a
a.res sA ss-Hnis.d Sa i1sa% state. ..n.t. ratified
feAs-power Pacific treaty.
erk sAA AtatA h
supplement to Pacific treaty. excluding
Japsnsss mainland. and reservation
eeralghtsninK out tangls over declaration
March 0-united States senate ratified
oaval limitation treaty and treaty on use
- poison =, and submarines n warfare.
power treaty concerning China and treaty
IN ChineBe tArir
ApriI 7-1ermany rejected allied repara-
Ss.eso. 60 in sddi,lonai taxes.
April S-CoIombia and Venezuela signed
Apri! ioaEeonom,c conference o, oeno.
fous dema nds OF the other nations.
April lS-G~rmany and Russia concluded
treaty. canceling war debts and Brest-
matte relations. Representatives Of al
Mes at Genoa conference surprised and
April i7-P.ace parley between Japan
aAd Far East republic broken OF.
April is-Allisd and little entente powers
~ 0snoa barred Germany from participa-
ttoa In conference on Russia
April 1-0erman dslexates At Genoa
ASrsed 70 keep out OF discussions Of Rus
saan afYairs
eoviet Russia conference deadlocksd by
&ussias financial demands.
m.s siSs' .u'i .sos @ s.s.i aa Ssy af. Il.
s'Capltxlistic nations of tho world"
Nay Memorandum OF allies cond,-
lions for helping Russia handed to soviet
a1Gn aud France made reservation.
Nay 1-FrAncs withdrew her assent to
Deoposals made to the Russian govern
charged Lloyd George with trickery con-
ssening Russian oil i.lds.
May ll-RusslnnH at Genoa replied
May it-Xliier at Genoa invited United
States to participate. In new neRotia tions
With Russia To begin At The Hague
May is-united state. declined invita-
tion to The Hague conference. Russia
agreed to participate.
Germany and Poland signed treaty ast-
ding Upper silsSia dispute,
Orsat Britain asked United States.
France and Italy 10 operate with her
tn investigating and stopping Turkish
Atrocities In Asia Minor.
TAcnA-A africa conference between Chile
and Peru opened In Washington.
May ls-Powers at Genoa adopted eight
nonths' truce with Russia and other no
Wet republics.
May ly-Genoa conference adjourned.
Lloyd George warning the Russians to be
more reasonable
May g-lnternRtionnl bankers commit
tes met In Paris to plan economic recov-
Jun. 3-uni,ed States agreed to help
investixate Turkish atrocities
June s-Franc" refused to agree TO re-
auction of German reparations.
June lb-iiasu- preliminary conference
On Russian arYnirs opened
June :S-Russinn delegates Joined In con.
ferenC. At The Hagu" and Insisted credits
IL Russia should he FIRST topic handled.
all the Washington contrr-nc. treaties.
July 6-Russ.ans at The Hague. after
submitting amazing BUDGET. offered so
concessions for n,S"."S"o In credits
July ln-G"rmany agreed to giN. allies
control OF Its finances, hoping for n loan
of billion dollars. and asked moratorium
on reparntonr
July l7-l.agu. OF Nations council met
In London to ratlfy the mandates, Amer
ica and Great Britain having reached
iull agreement,
July eo=Conter.nr" at Tn" Hague ended
without result owing to position Of Rus
eian delegates.
July gs-Councn Of League Of Nations
edor'cd British mandate for Palestine and
French mandate for Syria,
July II Es'honin. latris, Lithuania and
Albania recognized ~ sovereign states by
the United Siptr.
July 1o-king Constantine proclaimed
SMYRNA and It's hnt"rland an autonomous
sutc und.r protection OF Greece
Aug T-Conf.rrnVc Of allied pr.miers
opened In London, poipcar- threatened
Franc. would act alone n ne os-ary TO
compel Germany To execute the Versatile,
treaty. French demands referred to .N-
prrts
Aug s-n-muytrr, Belgium. won James
Gordon Bennett balloon race In Europe
Aug aHfr'rch plans to Coerc. Ger.
many dlsarrroN"d by allied experts.
Aug lu-Cnltsd States and Germany
signed nsre"mrnt for determination OF
war claims
Aus. i'-Nln"d conference In London
broke up without rrsult
Aur, l5-IirmarN icfaultri on payment
Of is"Ho" iustnllmsnt OF pr--war debts
to allied nationals,
Aus. H-Turhs opened great offensive
aEpin'i Greeks ~ Asia Minor.
Aug 4l-Kcparatlons comm isHion grant cd
Germany NJ, months r.nplt.
Sept l-Gr-"c.. her armies routed by
th. Turks. offered 60 cvarnat- Asia Minor
n Turkey would sign sfmistiCe.
ispt t-isagur OF Nations met In G-.
nc>a. Au.ustn Edwards OF Chile elected
president