, 1925-01-01
CHron0h0gy
ofMe
Tear 1924
q, 1926. Western Newspaper Union.)
INTERNATIONAL
COMPILED By Z. W. PICKARD

Jan. 2-Bulgaria gave ex-King. Fer
Sla via sent an ultimatum to Sofia. OBJ
1ecting TO this, to the secret increase
rian menace to Aegean ports.
Jan. li-Committee of experts head
ed by General Dawes began ami
Jan 2s"Ans,o american liquor
search spn and 94E shiP iiaS and tressy sifn Sia
signed treaty or rrls e%d
Jan. 3l-Great Britain recognized
Soviet Russian government
Feb, l3-Norway recognized Russian
Feb. I6-Naval disarmament confer
enGe opened in Rome.
Feb p ooo F od5 Americans
out of Lusitania sinking.
Feb. 25-League of Nations naval
disarmament conference broke up in
March 5-Council of ambassadors
decided to discontinue military control
March SSGreece recognized Russian
government
April 9-Reports of the Dawes COM
mittee of experts on sub
mitted.
April ll-Reparations commission
approved Dawes committee report ana
asked allies and Germany to accept 1t.
April l5-German government ac-
cepted Dawes repor
April 26-Great Britain. Belgium,
Italy, Japan and Hugo-Slavia accepted
Dawes plan: France demanded Its re-
May 2s-Japan formally protested to
United states against Japanese eNclu-
sion clauses in immigration law.
June 2-Soviet Russian government
recognized by China.
signed treaty designed to suppress
]smuggling Of liquor and narcotics;
horse was transported by airplane'
from L~eBouTEet to amsterdam -,
New York welded to Prince Viggo Of
royal Danish family.
June i3-TreSty signed providing FOR
ed States military forces.
June l6-Hjalmar Granting, Sweden.
elected president of international La
Great Britain demanded from Mex.
leo an explanation OF the expulsion OF
Gordon Cummins. its agent.
lions with Mexico.
Lieut.. De Muyters of Belgium won
Bennett balloon race for fourth time.
American reply to Japanese protest
on exclusion was that right to regulate
Immigration was never surrendered
and that exclusion act differs from old
agreement only in being made statute
Denmark recognized Russian Soviet
Juiy is-Owsu u. Young of New
York accepted position as fiscal agent
of Dawes Plan. allied premiers opened
meet In London.
july lh-NAhl lNhhtIA AAAAbhAt hAAfi
lean dee consul in Teheran, Persia
murdered by religious fanatics.
July SG-Allled military control com
mission broke OF relations with Ger
man war department eau OF Its
demands and actions -
Aug. S1Anslo % Russian treaties
signed.
full agreement for putting Dawes pinn
into eff ect; France promised to evacu-
ate Ruhr within a year.
Aug. ls-American boy scouts. won
a -fs. 81 - a. 1 a. o. "a l "A m 1nT a. 81
France -~vacuat'- two towns in Ba-
German cabins, approved of London
Aug 2.-Ereneh chamber of deputies
Aux 2s-French senate approved
Aug. 2s-German r.ichstax passed
the bills for putting the pa~es plan
Aug so-Dawes plan agreement for
Sept. League of Nations assembly
met. eisctinx giuseppe Motta OF Swift
Sept. AGsrmany made Initial pay.
msnt of 3s.ooo 900 under Dawes plsnr
American. appointed permanent, .x-nr
general of Iepar,tions ,.vu. -, Nh.
tions adopted British plan fol
4 disarmsm-nt conference
Sept 27-Jnpnn refused TO sisr
League OF Nations peace plan because
IL prohibited wars based on internal
policIes OF nations
SEPT so-Arbitrntion commission oil
League Of Nations surrendered to ia
pan. adopting plan authorizing League
10 arbitrate Internal affairs OF nations
opened oSt IN Ati%nia.N g . ''""
Oct a-LeuEue Of Nations assembly
adopted arbitration aud security pro.
,oedl with Jnpaa e appointments ,,,
oct l-RuHsiH signed aErryWeni VIA
Chang Tso Lin. wal lord OF M~anghuria
Eastern rnllwny aud opened diplomatic
oWova TN TehluE ana Shanghai
100000 i aFmersI i5 ~ ta9 world 52hin OF 1900
oct U-Grrrf Britain aud Turko'
m@galsl9g g. 9sh' gS'T N9, NH horn,
oct aB-MeKlrp closed her consulate
"ost 27HLeague OF Nations council
mot to solve AuElo-Turklah dispute
o esEFraucr recognized tho So
Wet government OF Russia
Economic evacuation of the Rub
Oct ss.Ieaguc council ordered sta
,u, quo maintained In Mosui region.
Nov s-PcrsiR, yielding TO Unite,
'Hov nHkFrecmont signed for re
900 10 United stRts,.
Nov. i7-Intornauonai conference o
d. Nov. 2i-Ssw british government re
Jsct~d IN, Anglo Russian treaties n,
so,,sssa I'm III ,sS M nii,sln a saS,nss;
from Egypt Indemnity OF $500 900 10
murder % Sir Lee Stack. -irdsr. apol
~. punishment or a,.assin. and con
Nov 2s-Esypt refused part OF Brit
isb demands. but paid the indemnify.
Nov. gs-L~agur OF Nations receive
Esypts protest against action OF Crss
Sov' z7-cncoho-iovssi A and Austri
signed commercial treaty
bee. i-Egyptiah government yields
TO ali British demands.
T~w.nty--ir nations In i~nt-rnAtions
opium conference voted In favor Of tn
American plan for suppression of tn
pee. t-Angio.0rrman oommsrcis
treaty mad. bubble,
Norway and Austria signed CONNER
sisi treaty
Dec. s-united states aocepted L.aEu
Of Nations invitation to participate I
~ntsrnationA conference OF Iimitatio
81 frame In arfnA,
D.r lh-urIilsh GoNefnment pro