Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-01-01
Chronology
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Tear 1924
INTERNATIONAL
COMPLIED BY E. W. PIcKARD
1o. 1875. western Newspaper Union.

Jan. ABulgaria gave ex-King Fer
dinand permission to return, and Yugo-
Slavia sent an ultimatum to Sofia, OBJ
tecting TO this. to the secret increase
rian menace to Aegean ports
Jan. 14--Committee of experts head
ed by General Dawes began eIamina-
''G JAN o. ssmHnslo 4 american pI liquor
search and shiR iiaa0Fa treaty signed s;a
Jan. 3l-Great Britain recognized
Soviet Russian government.
Feb l0-Italy recognized Russian
Feb. NORWAY recognized Russian
government.
Feb. Is-Navai disarmament confer
Feb. 81 - Fifty seven Americans
awarded 100000 In claims growing
out Fe 81 asEsasus singing * Nation.
disarmament conference broke up In
March 6---Councii of ambassadors
March sEGreecs recognised Russian
April s-Reports of the Dawes com
mittee OF experts on Germany sub
April I1-Reparations commission
approved Dawes committee report and
asked allies and Germany to accept 1t.
April 15-German government ac-
April 2s-Great Britain, Belgium,
Italy, Japan and Yugo-Slavia accepted
Dawes plan; France demanded Its re-
May as--Japan formally protested to
United States against Japanese exciu-
sion CLAUSES IN immigration law
June s-United States and Canada
snss treaty S dsssn sDa to
June For first time In history q
horse was transported by airpiane.
New York welded to Prince viggo Of
royal Danish family.
evacuation 81 ssSto o'f po%,Rso BY Gnit
June Is-Hjalmar Branting, Sweden.
elected president OF International La
Great Britain demanded from Mex
leo an explanation of the expulsion OF
Gordon Cummins. its agent.
June 1s-Great Britain severed reia-
Lieut.; De Muytsrs Of Belgium won
American reply to Japanese protest
on exclusion was that right to regulate
im linn , wa. never sur fsG,, reg
agreement only In being made statute
Denmark recognized Russian Soviet
July I5-owen ID. Young of New
York accepted position as fiscal agent
OF Dawes plan; allied premiers opened
July is~Maj Robert Imbrie. Amer
ican yice consul in Teheran, Persia,
Jus sS-Xilisd miiisary n control COM
mission broke off relations with Ger
man war department because of Its
Aug. s@Angio Russian treaties
Aug Is-AllIss and Germans reached
Rstn 90 ftxacr M xRA n
into e7fect: France promised to evscu-
ate Ruhr within year.
Aug. 1s-American boy scouts won
France evacuat,. two towns in Ba-
German cabinet approved of LONDON
Aug. a4-French chamber of deputies
a hns s@Fnsn ss1ss sssat. approved
Aug. is--German reichstag passed
the bills for putting the Dawes plan
Aug so-Dawes plan agreement for
mally signed in London.
met sp eieetins e diuss % Motts Of swits-
sr s.nt e. Psssdsns; made initial pay
Sept. @yss eymour Parker Gilbert.
American appointed permanent agent
senerai OF PREPARATIONS; 1000 =, NJ.
lions adopted Franco British plan for
q disarmament conference.
. ssp N.n. psses ean t S.csu ss
Il prohibited wars based on internal
policies Of nations .
League Of Nations surrendered 70 ia
to srbitrste internsl affairs OF nations:
Oct Pan American congress
v Oct LEAGUE Of Nations assembly
adopted arbitration and security pro-
Oct t-Russia signed agreement with
took over manasement Of Chimes
once. in Pering and gsanxhai
so Oct eSo iS-D s plan d loan of $780,
HessS to s fnf Torl and Turkey
Oct. ai-Francs and Belgium began
ocs aS SMsEs Closed her ' consuiat.s
Oct s11Lessas Of Nation. council
o %ss II %o. sGlv III 4 meas. dispute
Oct. .s-France recognised the So
Wet government Of Rus Russia a, IN. pun,
and Rhineland completed;
Oct 2s-Leagus COUNCIL ordered sta
Nov. @Persia' yielding 10 United
States demand. executed more OF Inn
brie's slayers.
funding OF Poisnd's debt Of si7s.sso.-
600 to United States
Nov. 17-International conference on
opium trade opened In Geneva
Nov. 21-New British government re-
5ected the Anglo Russian treaties ne
Gotiated with the MacDonald cabinet
Nov. 11-Great Britain demanded
from Egypt indemnity Of $4,000 for
murder Of Sir Lee Stack. strdar: apol-
ogy. punishment of assassins and con-
SESSIONS concerning the Sudan
Nov. e3-Egypt refused part OF Brit
ash demands. but paid the indemnity
Nov. 3s-League Of Nations received
Egypts protest against action OF Great
Nov. a7-Cxechosiovakia and Austria
signed' commercial treaty.
20 all British demands
Twenty-stx nations In International
opium conference voted In favor of the
American plan for suppression OF the
Dec 4-Angio- German commercial
Norway and Austria signed CONNER
Dec. s-Gnitsd states accep pied League
Of Nations invitation TO participate IN
International conference ON limitation
Dec is-British government pro-
tested against registration By Irish
Angio-Irts treaty.
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