The Wrangell sentinel., 1930-01-02
VVVVVVV Chronology
 of Ese Year
 1922 8
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ell voted 10 oust Gen BTa"Wei b"''h
 Jan. so-Japan accepted new Chi nese tariff schedule, recognizing Chi= ness tariff autonomy.
 London chancery court voided action of Salvation Army high council oust=. ing Gen. Bramwell Booth from com mand.
 Feb 6-German reichstag ratified the Kellogg anti-war treaty
 Feb. 7-Kellogg treaty ratified os
 Agreement oetweens Italy and the Vatican, recognizing the fuIl sovereign ty of the pope, announced m Rome
 Feb. 9-Russla,' Poland. Latvta Els thonia and Rumania signed a protoeol making immediately effective among themselves the terms of the Kellogg Antiwar treaty.
 Feb. 11-Pact between the Vatican and Italy formally signed
 Conference of experts on Gerruan reparations opened in Paris with owen : D. Young of the United States as chairman.
 eil again deposed Commanding General Bramwell Booth and elected Edward J. Higgins to succeed him
 March 1-French and Danish par Iiaments ratified the Kellogg treaty
 March z-Council of League of Ma tions met. taking up subject of racial minorities
 March Is-Interna tfonal jur1sts of League of Nations accepted formula of Elihu Root for entry Of United States into world court
 April 13-Allies in reparatlons con ference demanded about Sl2.Goo.0OO.0Oe from Germany to be paid over period of 5S years. commission of League of Nations opened its meeting in Geneva
 April lS-Disarmament commission rejected Russia's plan for immediate reduction of armaments
 April 29-China asked the powers 10 surrender their extra territorial rights
 May Limited States. in disarmae nent conference, withdrew it's, opposi- ton to accumulation of reserve war material
 !. May 4ECompromise plans for Ger. man separations offered by American
 Gibson's plan for limitation Of arms by publicity of expenditures for war material adopted by disarmament con
 May s-Preparatory disarmament conference adjourned without definite
 May i7-Settlement of the Tacna- Africa dispute between Peru and Chile through President Hoovers efforts aB-z nounced in Washington Bolivia pro- tested the terms
 June 4-Young plan for reparations accepted by commission of experts in Paris
 Russian officials tn China recalled were arrested by Chinese government, Siberian frontier closed =..
 June 7-Representatives of seven na- tions signed new Young. reparations plan. --5ts
 June 10---League of Nations council met in Madrid
 June I6LPrime Minister Macdonald and Ambassador Dawes conferred on naval disarmament plans
 June 21-Peace agreement between Mexico and the 'CafholiC church an nounced.
 June 2s-Japan approved the Rel
 J1Iy sEEngiand. France Belgium and Germany agreed on conference August to put Young plan in opera
 July s-chlna busted Russians from control of Chinese Eastern railway de- porting many s s.-- reached agreement for payment for worthless marks left in Belgium July 14-Russia save China. three days to arrange amicable conference on Manchurian embroglio
 July l7-China's- reply to Russian uI- tima tum being unsatisfactory to Mos COW, diplomatic rela ations were severed by the soviet government }-'
 July 20-Russians attacked Chinese on eastern Manchurian border with artillery and gas
 China recalled her diplomatic rep Fesentatives from Russia
 July 21-French chamber ratified the debt settlementsf with United. states and Great Britain
 July 24-President Hoover. in cere- mony in Washington declared Kellogg pact in effect
 Russian and Chinese Representatives began conference on Manchurian tFou-
 July sl-1nternatiohal- Jamboree of Boy. Scouts opened at Bfrkenhead Eng land. 3.
 Aug. s-InternationaI conference on. liquidation of World war problems opened in The Hague
 Aug. u-Chinese' quit the Manchuri- 7 an conference, more Russians deported
 Aug. 16-Russian army invaded Manchdria near Manchouli and battle
 Aug 2e-Conference. at The Hague reached agreement on division of rep srations and evacuation of the Rhine
 Sept. 2-Tenth5 annual assembly of League of Nations opened in Geneva,
 Sept. 4EWorld court accepted Root protocol for adhesion ot United States
 Sept 9-Delegates from -2s European countries heard with approval Briands plans for tedAration of continental powers.
 Soviet forces lost three day battle with Chinese for possession. of Program ichinaya on the eastern AanehHrian border
 Peru, Yngo-slavia and Poland elect ed to council of League. of Nations--
 Sept. 14-British army began eVacua tfon of Rhineland
 League of Nations adopted revised protocol for admission of United States
 Oct 'I-Great Britain and Russia agreed to resume diplomatic relations
 United States and Turkey signed treaty of commerce and navigation
 Oct 2-Soviet troops opened furious offensive against Chinese in Manchouli area ~
 Oct 4-Ramsay Macdonald prime minister of Great Britain. arrived in Washington to discuss naval limitation with President Hoovers~
 Oct 7-Great Britain Invlted United States, France. Italy and Japan to par. ticipate in naval limitation conference In London in January
 Prime Minister MacDonaId addressed the American congress- pIehging tfa val parity
 Oct s9-united States accepted invi. eation to naval conference
 President Hoover and Prime Minister Macdonald announced a close Anglo. American understa nding to renounce war and work together for world peace
 Oct l2-Russian forces occupied La hasusu on the Amur river and sank three Chinese gunboats 800 sailore be- ing drowned
 Oct 15-France, Italy and Japan ac- cepted invitation to the naval confer ence.
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