The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-31
INTERNATIONAL

Jan. 6-Amerlcan marines ana
s ;saoes i foa az caDiss Of
Cantonese forces occupied British
concession in Hankow: warships
sent to the Piacs: s,.,n. r..,.a
Mexico not to interfere nth IT.
Radio telephone service between
London and New York opened;
Ksoses psn c s'ee,ed Of
Tacna-Arica dispute.
Jan. c0-Mexican government &C.
cepted lin principle" proposition to
arbitrate oil land DISPUTE with Unit
Jan. 2s-secretary OF State Kei.
tion Of defending American lives
and property In China.
:. First British troops landed At
Jan. 2S-Great Britain indicated
Willingness to withdraw from most
British concessions In China aud
negotiate equal treaties.
Jan. 3t-Interallied commission
srrnsa 9Ses to cG %saSue Of Of Saton
Feb. 1--Cantonese government re.
fused to treat with Great Britain
until military forces were with.
drawn from Shanghai.
Feb. 9-United States notined ov
three powers that its reservations
Feb. io@President Coolidge asked
the powers to consider extending
limitation Of naval armament TO all
c'i Fsb. i9-Japan accepted Coolidge
naval conference plan with reserva.
Feb. 2o-sweden ana Belgium
signed pact never to make war on
Feb. si-1taly rejected Coolidge
naval yas conference s,Ms,,.' rIan' rovernmen,
warned Russian Soviet government
that relations would be severed Y
the latter. continued Its anti.Brittsh
'f Feb. ss@united States transport
Chaumont with i,2c0 marines ar
Feb. es-Great Britain accepted
Coolidge proposal for naval limita'
ton conference, with certain res.
ervations concerning cruisers.
March 1-Complete American
aviation expedition landed IN Mica
March 4-Presidents Hindenburg
and Coolidge talked over new cable.
March Ex-senator William H.
King Of Utah barred from entering
Haiti by the Haitian government. :.
March l7-United States refused
disarmament plan include prohihi.
ton against training OF men IN war
with gas and bacteria.
March 2l-Unfted States govern.
ment ordered all Americans out OF
interior OF China.
along upper Yangtse closed.
April l-Preparatory dtsarma::
ment conference at Geneva decided
basis OF Limitation Of military es.
adjustments should consist OF fixing
maximum number Of electives al.
Of training period In conscript coun-
tries.
April 4-France rejected United
States invitation to naval limita.
ton conference.
April 5-Italy and Hungary
signed q treaty Of amity and arbi..
tration: Sweden and Austria ratified
oil circumstances.
April 6-Marshal Chang raided
Soviet embassy in Picking. selling
Red conspirators and documents.
April 7-President Coolidge ap.
pointed Henry l. Stimson TO In.
April S-United States ordered l..
500 more marines to China.
April 9-Russia severed relations
with the Peking government.
April l1-United States: Great
Britain dvr1encs Itsiy ana aS - !fD1 rn
on for apoosy and
separation for Marking outrage.
League OF Nations preparatory
disarmament commission decided
agreement between French and
British viewpoints was smpossible
April l7-Third regiment Of Unit
Diego for China.
April :S-Great Britain announced
It would take Independent action In
China.
April 29-Soviet Russian govern.
ment appointed delegates to tho In
ternational economic conference In
May 3-Third Pan-American com.
mercial conference opened In Wash.
May lo-An Nicaraguans ordered
to surrender arms to United States
May i2-English police ratled
Soviet trade headquarters IN Lon.
don and seized quantities Of docu.
May iC-capt. II. b. Buchanan
and Private nj. A. Jackson. United
States marines. killed In skirmish
III NtC4gdSu8.
May s7-Japan ordered 200
May 28-United States warship on
the Yangtse battled Chinese troops.
May 29-Creat Britain warned
Egypt. the British must control
Egyptian army.
June 3-Ousted Russian represen.
tatives departed from London.
June 5-Yugo-slavia broke OF re.
lAffona with Ina min
June 6-AIbania appealed to
League OF Nations to avNrt war
with Yugo-Slavia.
June 7-Voikoff, Russ.pn minister
e a. sav sy ny: @
manded that Polish government
take full responsibility for the muir.
June l3-League OF Nations coun-
ell session opened at Geneva; Ger.
that It had destroyed forts ON east
ern border
June l4-Poland alarmed By Rus
sia's. concentration OF its reserves
on the frontier.
Dispute over control Of Egyptian
army settled to- satisfaction 81
Great Britain.
June :o-united States. Great
Britain and Japan representatives
began the Coolidge conference on
naval armament Limitation In
Geneva. each nation sub ,'ttinA =
Pope Plus xl issued . warning
against spread OF bolshevisn,
throughout the world.
June 25-United States delegates
at Geneva firm against British prop.
osition for reducing size Of battle.
Ships and cruisers.
June 2S-Japanese 1t Geneva sup.
ported, British plan 'or reduction Of
capital chips. !,
Convention OF. international
Chamber Of Commerce opened IL
Stockholm.
July liking Cuad OF Egypt ar.
rived In London for state visit.
July o-Japan sided with United
States In opposing British demands
as to cruisers. in the Geneva naval
limitation conference.
July S-Japanese troops occupied
rslnanfu and Tsingtao. ShautunR
province, China.
July l7-eandino's band OF Mica.
raguau rebels attacked United
states marines Ut 0cotal and were
routed by bombing planes. 800 b.
ing Killed