The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1930-01-02
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Jan. so-Japan accepted new Chi
nese tariff schedule, recognizing Chi
ness tariff autonomy.
of Salvation Army high council GUST
ing Gen. Bramwell Booth from COM
mand.
Feb. e-German reichstag ratified
the Kellogg anti-war treaty.
Feb. kellogg treaty ratified by
Polish diet.
Agreement between italy and the
Vatican, recognizing the full sovereign
ty of the pope, announced in Rome.
Feb. 9-Russia, Poland. Latvia, Es-
thonia and Rumania signed protocol
making Immediately effective among
themselves the terms of the Kellogg
Feb. 11-Pact between the Vatican
and italy formally signed.
Conference of experts on German
separations opened in Paris with owen
chairman.
Feb. 13-salvation Army high coun-
Gil again deposed Commanding General
Bramwell Booth and elected Edward
]. Higgins to succeed him.
March French and Danish par
liaments ratified the Kellogg treaty.
March 4-Council of League of Ma
tions met, taking up subject of racial
minorities.
March lS-International jurists OF
League of Nations accepted formula of
Ellnu ROOl IOr entry Oldles
into world court.
April 13-Allies in reparations con-
ference demanded about S12,000,000,000
from Germany to be paid over period
of So years.
April 15-Preparatory disarmament
commission of League of Nations
opened its meeting in Geneva.
April S-Disarmament commission
rejected Russia's plan for immediate
reduction of ornaments.
April 29-China asked the powers to
surrender their extra territorial rights
May 2--United States, in disarma-
ton to accumulation of reserve war
material.
May 4-Compromise plans for Ger
man reparations offered by American
Gibsons plan for limitation of arms
by publicity of expenditures for war
material adopted by disarmament con-
ference.
May 6-Preparatory disarmament
conference adjourned without definite
results.
May 17-settlement of the Tacna-
africa dispute between Peru and Chile
through President Hoover's efforts an
nounced in Washington. Bolivia pro-
tested the terms.
June 4-Young plan for reparations
accepted by commission of experts in
Russian officials in China, recalled.
, were arrested by Chinese government:
Siberian frontier closed.
..Iune !-Representatives of seven ma
tions signed new Young reparations
plan.
June 1O-League of Nations council
met in Madrid
June 16-Prime Minister Macdonald
and Ambassador Dawes conferred on
naval disarmament plans.
June 21-Peace agreement between
Mexico and the Catholic church an
June 26-Japan approved the KEEL
logg peace pact.
July 6-England, France. Belgium
August to put Young plan in opera
ton.
July s-China ousted Russians from
control of Chinese Eastern railway. de-
july, ls4Germany and Belgium
worthless marks left in Belgium
July. 14-Russia gave China three
days to arrange amicabfe conference
on Manchurian embroglio.
July 17-China's reply to Russian ul-
timatum being unsatisfactory to Mos
COW, diplomatic relations were severed
by the soviet government,
July 20-Russians attacked Chinese
on eastern Manchurian border with
artillery and gas
China recalled her diplomatic rep
resentatives from Russia
July 21-French chamber ratified the
debt settlements 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 trou-
BILE.
July 31-International Jamboree of
Boy, Scouts opened at Birkenhead. Eng
land.
liquidation of World war problems
opened in The Hague
Aug. 11-Chinese quit the Manchuri-
an conference; more Russians deported.
Aug. 16-RuSsian army invaded
Manchuria near Manchouli and battle
resulted.
Aug. 29-Conference at The Hague
reached agreement on division of rep
arations and evacuation of the Rhine
Sept. 2-Tenth annual assembly of
League of Nations opened in Geneva
Sept. 4-World court accepted Root
protocol for adhesion of United States.
Sept. 9-Delegates from % European
countries heard with approval Brands
plans for a federation of continental
Soviet forces lost three-day battle
with Chinese for possession of Pogran-
tchinaya on the eastern Manchurian
border
Peru, Yugo-Slavia and Poland elect.
ed to council of League of Nations
Sept. 14-British army began evacua-
tion Of Rhineland.
League of Nations adopted revised
protocol for admission of United States
to the World court.
Oct 1-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 ramsay Macdonald, prime
minister of Great Britain, arrived in
washington to discuss naval limitation
with President Hoover.
Oct 7-Great Britain invited United
States, France. italy and Japan to par
ticipate in naval limitation conference
\. in London in January.
Prime Minister Macdonald addressed
the American congress. pledging naval
parity.
Oct s-United States accented tnv,.
tation to naval conference.
President Hoover and Prime Minister
Macdonald announced a close Anglo
American understanding to renounce
war and work together for world peace
Oct 12-Russian forces occupied La
hasusu on the Amur river and sank
three Chinese gunboats. 800 sailors be-
ing drowned.
Oct 15-France. Italy and Japan ac-
cepted invitation to the naval confer
ence.
Oct 23-Betrothal announced of
Crown Prince Humbert of Italy and
Princess Marie Jose of Belgium.
Nov. 5-Delegates of so nations met
In Paris to draft treaty for protection
of business in foreign lands
Nov. 9-Russan troops crossed Amur
river and invaded China
Nov ls-Statuteo and charter of the