Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-12-30
Chronology
or THE
Year 1926
8 . .
Csuvasd By Dw. WEBSTER


Jan. l1-Sllas II. 8trAwn. American
delegate. made chairman o. IateIn1
Mt CEN william Lassfter namec e
succeed General Pershing AZ presi e.
Jan. 17-Ggeat Britain and ltalJ
signed debt funding aGreemenl
jan so-Aliles evacuated the nrs'
March l--UA4tea States formally
notified LeaEue OF Nations and As ma
tons Il had voted 20 enter world
March Special session Of League
OF Nations opened with Vlscount lahil
In the chair. Deadiocked over neN
members. Spain threatened to resign
March e-League OF Nations received
German application for entrance.
March 6-Germany'B admission "a
League OF Nations postponed until
April s-secretary Kellogg submitted
20 Chile and Peru new plan TO settle
~Tacna-Arlca dispute without plebiscite.
" April ls-Unlted States formally de-
lions conference on American adhesion
10 world court
Chile. rejecting Keliogg's plan. de-
manded Tacna-Aricn plebiscite on May
81 as scheduled
April 2I-Italian debt settlement
ratified BY United States senate.
treaty OF amity. guaranteeing reclpro-
cal neutrality II either were attacked.
April 7e-United States senate rati-
ned Belgian debt settlement
April 27-Debt funding agreements
with Latvia, -Esthonla and Rumania In
dorsed by United States senate.
April 2s--Uniteo States senate ratt-
ned Caechosiovakizn debt settlement.
April as-Funding arrangement Of
French debt tc America signed Ia
Washington, providing for payment
over 60 years Of grand total Of se.-
May i-Arreement on Yugo- sIavia
deb. TO United States reached In Wash
May 7-French and Spanish opened
offensive against Rlhians.
May i8-International preliminary
conference on reduction Of armaments
May ss-French captured Targuist,
headquarters OF Abd-el-Krim. but the
Rim leader escaped
May 2e--Abd -sl-Krim surrendered 10
June 1-French senate ratined the
LOcarno treaties. 272 TO 9.
June e-Great Britain and Turkey
June l2-Brazil gave two years
notice OF her Withdrawal from League
Sune i1-Tacna- africa plebiscitary
commission formally declared the pleb
iscite impracticable.
July 27-Britain Concluded agree
ment with General Andrews to balk
rum smuggling into the United States
Aug. 9-Itaiy and Spain signed ar
bitra4ion treaty. and humania and
Aug 25-Brltinh, French and German
experts worked out plan for Germany's
entry into League OF Nations, with
Spain and Poland to have semi-perma
nent seats In coencil
Aug. a6-SEains demand that inter
national district OF Tangler be annexed
20 Spanish gone OF Morocco formally
before the powers concerned.
Aug. 27-NicRragua appealed 10
League OF Nations against Mexico, al
leglng Gales aided revolutionists.
spain's invitation 70 conferences on
Sept. a--spain rejected League OF
Nations oner OF semi-permanent seat
Sept s-League OF Nations assembly
met with Spain and Brazil absent.
Sept spain resigned from League
sept S-0ermany elected a member
81 League OF Nations and given porma-'
sent seat In council
Sept i0-German delegation took It's
seats In League OF Nations assembly.
sept il-Turkey applied for member
ship in League OF Nations, stipulatinK
~ must be given seat In the council.
Sept. i4-Locarno treaties fled with
League OF Nations. and Germany de-
Eaanded- evacuation OF Rhineland by
Sept. sl-french cabinet gave BRAND
free hand In working out accord with
Germany.
Committee report on American res.
ervations accepted by world court
judicial committee, but It's lnterpreta-
tion of nth reservation declared not
acceptable by President Coolidge.
Sept 21-Withdrawal OF French I
troops from Rhineland begun.
Sept 13-World court states adopted /
reply 10 American reservations, 40 /
cegting them with one modification.
Oct i9--RemQFal- tariff barriers /
and other restrictions upon European |
trade recommended by Rroup % lead |
aAs intefnatioaui bankers in a signed /
statement made public simultaneously |
IN New York and European capitals. |
Oct S0-United States government |
served notice on Mexico that dlplom-
American properties in Mexico nhouid
be conascated under the terms Of the
nsw Mexican land and oil laws effective
Nov is-ForeIgn Ministers Tchitch-
erin Of Russia and Tewhk Rushtl Bey /
Of Turkey met 70 formulate treaty or
Nov. I7-Ngcaraeua asked United
States % help In stopping Mexican aid
= NOV. IS-Nicaraguan rebels asked by
nov fs-Prest6snt Coolidge notified i
Nicaragua TIE bnIted states would
80 is seed ofsces 70 maintain peace
Nov. ae--Pops Pius denounced psrse-
euflon Of Catholic church b. Mexico.
Nov z7-Italy And Albania signed
treaty OF 4mikT ana cooperation
Nov zA-Heport of 6traWn infernn-
sfonai commission said powers munt
rE&afn axtfaterritorial rights Ia China
nntiI chaos there Waa ended.
Dee China gave notice Il would
terminate all unequal treaties on their
bee s--Lsasus Of Nations council
met.
Dec fo--NobeI peace prize for 1915
awarded 20 ChArien q. Dawes and Sir
Austen Chamberlain. for 1925 10 Aris-
tide STRAND and Gustav Streaemnnn
Dec. I4--Ailiea agreed to transfer
control OF German ornaments to /
League OF Nations committee on Feb
DOMESTIC
1an. s--House passed post once
treasury appropriatien Dill carry ms
1an. if~-flouse passed Interior de- /
pnftmenl Dill appropfiatinG SAT-. 500 600 /
las. fz--5enate By vote OF FL 10 50 |
eaMsAA Gerald p NYe Of North Dakota
Jan ls--Arny board Of review ap-
proved conviction Of Col william
Efffnnefl
jan. ss-~aenAse adopted Swanson fes-
3fTAxsen1 70 world court resolution.
MnuEen 60 -opera1ive marketinE bin /
panH@d 81 house.
1&n senate ~ vote 81 ~ 10 n /
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