The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-12-28
INTERNATIONAL

INTERNATIONAL.
Jan. limited States marines de.
feated Nicaraguan rebels in two-davs
battle at Quilali.
Jan. l0-Pope Plus Xl issued en-
cyflical rejjeetins the movement fol
jan. 16-Pan-American conference
opened in Havana. Cuba. with speeches
by Presidents Coolidge and Machado
Jan 24-Rumania and Italy began
conference on formation of bloc OF
southern European nations.
Jan l6-United States marines IN
Nicaragua captured Sandino's strong
Jan 29-Germany and Lithuania
signed arbitration treaty.
Jan. 20-Pan-A american congress re-
tected Mexico's plan for reorganiza-
ton or Pan-American union.
Fen 6--New Franco-American arbi-
tration treaty signed on one hundred
and fittieth anniversary of signing OF
trst treaty by the two nations.
Feb, iO-Plan to make Pan America
union an American league of nations
defeated in the Havana conference.
Radiophone service between Amer
lea and Germany opened.
Feb. l3-Pan American congress
turned down Argentina's demand for
declaration tgainst tariff walls be-
tween American republics
Feb i5-United States refused to let
Pan American conference dictate its
immigration policy.
FEB. l6-Honorio Pueyrredon an
nounCed his resignation as head of
Argentine delegation to PanAmerican
congress and as ambassador to United
States because his demand for declara-
ton against high tariffs was turned
down.
Feb. 20-Pan-A American congress ad-
iourned after adopting resolutions gen.
orally satisfactory TO the United States
Security commission of League of
Nations met in Geneva and received
Russias plan for world disarmament.
Feb zl-Hungary destroyed hye car
loads of machine guns shipped from
italy on eve of inquiry by League
of Nations council
Feb 27-Five American marines
Feb 2s-Seeretary of State Kellogg
told France the United States was
ready to make treaties with all the
great powers renouncing war as ma
March Nicaragua congress warned
oy United States minister to adopt law
guaranteeing election fair to both
parties in that republic.
March 15-Germany suspended eco
nomic negotiations with Soviet Russia.
demanding immediate access by its
ambassador to German engineers seized
by official assasSinS in Ukraine.
March 2l-PreSident DlaZ decreed an
electoral law putting Nicaraguan pal
lot under supervision of Americans.
March 24-Preliminary disarmame Mt
conference adjourned without result
after Great Britain again proposed re-
duction Of :apital ships.
March 27-Mexican, government Is
sued petroleum regulations recognize
ing rights of foreigners in oil proper
ties prior to 1917.
April Hunted States government
began sounding out the great powers
on multilateral treaty renouncing war
as a national policy
April 21-France made public Its
draft Of treaty to end war.
n a.
signed American member of the
permanent court of International tus-
tice.
Nav 3O-Italy and Turkey signed
treaty of :onciliation and arbitration.
June 16-Chnese Nationalist govern
ment asked United States for revision
of treaties.
July l3-Chile and Peru resumed
diplomatic relations.
July 21-Japanese troops in Shan
tung. killed many Chinese in battle.
Chinese Nationalists' Reputation of un-
equal treaties.
July 25-United States offered Ma
tionalist government of China new
autonomy treaty as step toward rec
ognition.
July 26-France invited IA other ma
tions TO .igning of Kellogg antiwar
treaty in Paris on August 81.
July 27-United States signed treaty
giving China tariff autonomy.
July 20-England and France made
semiSecret agreement on naval reduc-
ton.
Aug. i3-Yugo-Slav parliament with
Croats absent, ratified the Nettuno
conventions with Italy.
Aug. 14-Argentina cancelled Para
guay's war debt of about $4,000. 00O. 900.
Aug. Observation-Disclosures Union
met in Berlin.
Aug. 27-Kellogg antiwar treaty
signed In Paris by Is nations.
Aug sl-League of Nations council
refused Costa Rica's request to inter-
pref the Monroe Doctrine.
Sept. 8-Charles Evans Hughes elect
ed member of the world court
Sept. 23-Italy and Greece signed
treaty of amity and Cancellation.
Sept 29-United States note delivered
TO Great Britain and France rejecting
disarmament discussion.
Oct. 5-Italy rejected the Anglo
French naval limitation agreement.
Oct. l3-Radiophone service between
United States and Spain opened by
President Coolidge and King Alfonso.
Nov 11-Armistice day celebrated
throughout United States and allied
countries of Europe.
Nov l6-Allies and Germany agreed
to hold congress to revise the Dawes
reparations plan.
Dec. S-Bolivia and Paraguay on
verge of war over border dispute.
Dec. 1O-Conference of American re-
publics on Cancellation and arbitra ton
opened in Washington and took I'D
Bolivia Paraguay dispute.
Japan rejected China's increased
tariff schedule
Dec. 15-Troops of Bolivia and Para
quay fought in Chaco region.
Dec. 16-Paraguay modified it's re-
serves.