The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-01-03
o investigate French regime

agreement with French.
 July 6-Agreement on all points reached by Turks and allies.
 July 7-French chamber of deputies approved Washington naval limitation treaty.
 July 9-Four-power Pacific treaty ratified by French chamber.
 July l1-French senate ratified naval and Pacific treaties.
 July 12-Great Britain invited France and Italy to join her in reply to Ger msny's latest separations note.
 July 13-French troops of occupa, ton advanced to Limberg, Barmen and Elberfeld.
 July l5-Premier Poincare of France, in speech, rejected most Of the demands made by British prime minister on Ger
 July i6-AIlies and Turks agreed on terms of treaty leaving out oil con- sessions.
 Germany submitted to allies and United States.
 July 24-Turks and allies signed peace treaty of Lausanne. agreed on a mutual guarantee pact against unprovoked aggression. to lead to reduction of armaments.
 Aug. 6-Cnited States and Iurkey signed treaties of amity and commerce and on eXtradition. at Lausanne.
 Aug. 11-Great Britain handed 10 France and Belgium note declaring insisting on impartial reparations in quiry and declaring France must pay enough of the money lent her to enaoie Britain to pay America.
 Aug. 15-United States Mexico com missioners completed their conference.
 Aug. 17-Ratifications of our-power pact and naval reduction treaty negou- ated at Washington conference for mally exchanged at State department.
 France offered to reduce separations claims on Germany in proportion to the amount of its debt United States and Britain cancel
 Aug. 21-France's reply to British note delivered 10 Great Britain; offered little hope of agreement. cement ..on c-sec. abject apology and reparations for murder of Italian military commission CTS in Albania.
 Italys demands and rejected others.
 Aug 3l-Italy, declaring Greece's re. ply unsatisfactory, bombarded ana seized Corfu and landed on Samos and other Aegean islands. Greece appealed to League of Nations.
 Mexican government formally recog- nizes by the United States.
 Sept. 4-Mussolini declared Italy would withdraw from League of Ma tions if 1t insisted on arbitrating the Italo Greek affair.
 Sept. 7-Council of ambassadors up- held Italy's demands on Greece
 Sept. S-Greece and Italy formally accepted terms laid down by council of ambassadors.
 fEeHlcT Ol oANc Hi'- aounced Germany. must settle repara- lions question before an economic ac- .ord could be reached.
 Sept. l0-Irish Free State admitted 10 League of Nations.
 corfp sfp' on ls@FtaiS sept E. agreed 10 eS4eua'e
 Sept. ls-italy appointed Gen, Giar- Sept. 1s-tnited States made formal demand on Spain, France and Great Britain for right to build navy coal and oil base ill Tangier across from
 Sept. 24-chancelior stresemann of Germany formally announced official abandonment of passive resistance in
 italy informed Jugo-slavia 1t in- tended to keep Plume.
 Italy declined to evacuate Corfu until Greece paid 5o,ooo,ooo lire indemnlty; 1dns lered Greece to pay indemnity to Italy
 Sept. 27-Italy evacuated Corfu.
 Sept. 2s-Anerica won international
 Oct. 2-Allies completed the evacua- ton of Constantinople.
 Oct 19-Chancellor Stresemann an- nounced Germany would pay no more
 Oct. 24MGermany asked allies for separations conference and moratorium. Oct 26-France accepted British plan cor of boaPS of ne experas to S Germany's capacity to pay.
 Oct. 2S-Premier Poincare announced France would not permit reduction or reparations debt by board of experts, nor abandon the guarantee
 Oct 30 - Great Britain accepted Frances reservations on reparations Nov. 4-Poincare said France would not yield on separations unless her creditors yielded on debts
 Nov. 5-china refused to pay Boxer indemnity to France.
 Nov e-I-nite6 States refused to par ticipate in examination of Germany's 5 capacity to pay because Of French re- Nov. I3-France proposed appoint ment of experts committee to investi- gate Germany's resources and capacity to pay during the next three years.
 Nov 14-Chancellor Stresemann an- nounced he would repudiate treaty of Versailles and abandon the Ruhr and Rhineland to the French.
 Nov 21-France and Great Britain many concerning former crown prince and resumption of military control commissions. and sent mild notes to Berlin.
 Ruhr anl Rhineland signed treaty with tk. French for resumption of work and payments.
 for allied military control officers.
 Nov. 27-International conference to halt rum-running opened in Ottawa Canada
 Dec 4-France began restoring the Ruhr to German rule.
 Dec. 6--Allied warships landed troops in Canton to protect custom house from Sun Tat Sen.
 Dec. 7-C. H. Grifis and two others sentenced to prison by German court for attempt to kidnap BergdoH
 Dec 9-New treaty of friendship and commerce signed by L. $. and Germany.
 Dec. lo-Council of League of Ma lions met In Paris.
 Dec ll-President Coolidge announced he approved of the participation of American experts in the German inqui- ries authorized by reparations com mission.
 Dec. 1s--rangier open port conven- tton signed.
 FOREIGN
 Jan. 14-President Obregon of Mexico ordered expulsion of Papal Delegate Filippi as a pernicious foreigner
 ordered all