The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1925-01-08
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INTERNATIONAL
COMPILED BIZ E. W. PICKARD

of the Bulgarian army and to BulEa-
Gam Ya9oc co NJ 1iSiffssn f0 EXPERTS head
ed by General Dawes began examine
to Jsn Of Ss$$rmR 5yyss eagaoi5yI to pyGuor
Jan. a7-Itaiy and Yugo-siavia
aiS jan tE Of fF Brisin recognized
Soviet Russian government.
Feb. i0-1taly recognized Russian
F o. Is-Norway recognized Russian
Feb. 9S@Naval disarmament confer
enGe opened In Rome.
awarded l,000.00565 in n' claims growing
out of Lrsitania sinking.
Feb. 25-League Of Nations naval
March 5--Counon of ambassadors
decided 70 discontinue military control
March 5--dreoce recognized Russian
government.
April 9--Reports of the Dawes com
5nitt ee of experts on Germany sub
April 11-Reparations commission
esked allies and Germany to accept it.
April l5-Gerrnan government ac-
eept6e.dl Dawes committee report; o,,,r,
ItaIv, Japan and Yugo -Slavia accepted
9aTes plan; France demanded its re-
-'4'tJ CO. a pan ltIH4dlly pIOlSSltu "
United States against Japanese exclu
s'qh olagses IL inpmigr,ation law
Jtn9 5-Untted States and Canada
aigr ed treaty designed, to suppress
]4ggsliPg Of Hqg4r and n ms
horse was transported by airplane,
from LeBourget to Amsterdam.
Juna I0-Miss Eleanor NJ. Green of
@OyGl Danish family.
juno i8-rreaty signed providing for
ed states military forces.
June i6-Hjalmar Branting, Sweden,
glazed president of international La
great Britain demanded from Mex
leo an explanation of the expulsion of
G2Tdon GumHmins' dts its agent nar.d re1a
{ L3eut De Muyters of Belgium won
{sehlett balloon race for fourth time.
oa exclusion was that right to regulate
Immigration was never surrendered
and that exclusion act differs from old
Agreen1ent only in being made statute
Denmark. recognized Russian Soviet
government.
York accepted position as fiscal agent
OF Dawes plan; allied premiers opened
July 1S@Maj Robert Imbrie, Amer
scan vice consul in Teheran, Persia,
n1urdered by religious fanatics.
. July 80--Allied military control com
man war department because of it's
Aug. 8-Angio Russian treaties
Aug. I6--Allies and Germans reached
3uu agreement Tor putting bawes plan
ate Ruhr within a year.
Aug l8-American boy scouts won
ehief prize at International jamboTee
France evacuat,1 two towns in Ba-
German cabinet approved of London
Aug. 2i-French chamber of deputies
Yatiled London agreement
Aug 2o--French senate approved
! Aug. alderman reichstag passed
she lills for putting the Dawes plan
into operation.
enally signed in London.
Sept. l---League of Nations assembly
met, eleoting Giuseppe Motta of switz-
SEPT. 2LGermany made initial pay
Sept. 8Wseymour Parker Gilbert.
Sept. 6-Assembly Of League of Ma
tions adopted Franco British plan for
sept. 27-Japan refused to sign
League Of Nations peace plan because
st prohibited wars based on internal
sept S0-Arbitration commission of
League of Nations surrendered to ia
pan, adopting plan authorizing tn League
epSasd in Atlanta: Gs; &c.,, s,..
Oct 2-League of Nations assembly
Socol with Japanese amendments
Oct. Russia signed agreement with
Chang Tso Lin, war lord of Manchuria,
rnannRement of ChihAsA
Siflces in Picking and Shanghai. 49,.
eo 9t i oored to PR isR wd 5G2n of $780,
3s. IiNGreat Britain and Turkey
fnqbinztng e fight oyer IN M oo;,!,; oao
sconornic evacuation of the Ruhr
Oct. 24-Mexico closed her consulates
In Great Britain.
met TO solve Angio turkish dispute
Oct. 2S-France recognized the So
Ttdt government of Russia.
and Rhineland completed
Oct. 29-Leegpe COUNCIL ordered sta
I nov. 3-Persia, yielding to United
States demOud, executed more of I'm
OrIes slayers
&Qpdlng of Polands debt of Sl7S,560,
SdS 70 United States.
cpiurn trade opened in Geneva.
Nov. 21-New British government re-
4ected the Anglo Russian treaties ne
Rotated with the Macdonald cabinet
Nov 22-Great Britain demanded
zrorn Egypt indemnity of S2,300,000 for
H1urder Of SIR Lee Stack, sirdsr; apol-
ggy, punishment of assassins and con-
Sessions concerning the Sudan.
4. Nov. 23-Egypt refused part of Brit
Ssh demands, but paid the indemnity
Nov. 25-LeagUe of Nations received
Egypt's protest against action of Greai
Nov. Observation-Disclosures and austria
eigned commercial treaty.
Dec. 1-Eeyptian government yielded
go all British demands:
TWenty-siX nations in international
GDium conference voted in favor of the
american plan for suppression of tne
= Dec. 4-Anglo- German commercial
treaty made public.
Norway and Austria signed CONNER
eial treaty.
Dec. 9--United States accepted League
at Nations invitation to participate in
International conference on limitation
af traffic in arms.
Dec. l5-British government pro
(ested against registration by Irish
Free State with League Of Nations of
AnRlo-Irish Treaty
FOREIGN