The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-07
Chronology
 ofhe Year 1925
(0 1928. Western Newspaper Union.l
INTERNATIONAL
Compiled :, E. ". PACKARD

pay OnlteS states dept n ninety years. starting with ten year moratorium.
 Jan. is-Interna tional opium conference reopened in Geneva.
 Jan. a-Japan and Russia signed treaty of mutual diplomatic recognition. with clause giving Japan naval oil reserve Jan. iHcOsta Rica withdrew fro Feb. s-Uaited States withdrew from international opium conference.
 March 1-Narshal Foch's allied military the Versailles treaty extremely grave. April D-United States marines landed in Honduras to protect foreign inter etts during revolution
 May EInternationai conference on con- =Si e arms t-afae opened Tn Geneva May u-Abd-el-Krim declared a holy war against Spain and France.
 May 3-French defeated Rifhans near fsz, saving that city.
 May E-Allies informed Germany of her failures to disarm as required hy Riots in Shanghai started anti-foreign movement throughout China and Amerl- can and Italian bluejackets were June s-Plots of Russian bolsheviks to start civil war in China exposed.
 Geneva arms conference agreed to out law poison gas in warfare.
 Germany yielded 10 some disarmament demands of allies. refused others.
 June s-veinstra of Belgium won Ben June 12eseefetars of State Kellogg warned Mexico she must protect lives and property of American citizens and meet her international obligations.
 June 1EPresident Gales of Mexico replied defsnuy and indignantly to Secretary Kenogg's warning.
 June 23-Chinese situation annroaen- ing crisis as more foreigners were at tackled
 July 7-French reported repulse of Riff Hans after ten days Of fighting. but July lo-France rauhed the Washing ten treaties concerning China
 July l4-Riffians began offensive against French oH 4o mile front
 July E-French in Morocco repulsed Rifran offensive after eyacuatng sey- July zs-German reichstaE approved Suesemann,s security pacl proposals. July 3l-Fifty thousand Poles in Ger many and Germans in Poland repatriated Aug. 2Greece prepared to invade Bull Earia because of murder Of Greek ner- chant in Bulgaria
 Aug. S-United States marines evacu- ated Nicaragua after D years
 Aug. k-Belgian debt commission ar rived in United states:
 ence relating to Chinese customs and open door went Into effect
 Aug L-French and spanish armies united for drive on Riffans.
 Aug. l2-Germany asked that United States return property seized during the war, vslued st s9oo. .0oo. .99a.
 Marshal Petain given chief command Aug. i7-opening of fourteenth Zion ist congress in Vienna marked by great Rnu-Semite riots.
 Aug. IIAgreement for settlement of Belgian debt to United States reached. interest or war obligations eaneeled Aug. E-FTenCh and BelgIans evacuated Dusseldorf, Dulsburg and Ruhrort the sanction cites.
 Aug. 2c-Great Britain granted liberal debt settlement terms to France
 7~sr 4- diplomatic relations with Mexico.
 Aug. N-Frenoh and spanish warships and planes destroyed Ad5ir, capital Of Sept 5-America. Japan and Great Britain agreed to send judicial repre- sentauyes 10 inquire into the Shanghai riots. Other European powers and China refused 10 cooperate.
 Sept T-sixth annual assembly Of League of Nations opened in Geneva. Senator Rzoul Dzndursno Of Canada Sept tsps snlsh army effected lana- ing h Alhoaemss Bay after hard n1h with Rifiaas Capture of Tetaan threat Sept l2-Allies invited Germany ,o security ps1t conference.
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