Nogales international., 1931-01-02
Chronology
Of Me Year
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INTERNATIONAL
Jan. s-Sscond conference on war
debt problems opened in The Hague:
Jan. 2o--Ninsteen nations signed
Jan. ff-Fits power naval con:
ference In London formally opened
Jan. si--Mexico severed diplomat:
! ie relations with Russia because OF
| Communist insults.
| . treaty OF friendship and concllia-
German rsichsrath or council Of
states a1Droyed the YouRG plan.
don agreed to "humantsS" subms.
March iS-Crlsis In Haiti ended as
| Eugene Roy, rich business man. was
| chosen temporary president.
| March Eranco-Italian dead
| lock tied up London naval confer.
New British ambassador. Sir Rom
aid Lindsay. arrived in U. 8.
| March a1-Dsadlock reached In
Ghinsss-Russian negotiations over
April 1o-Belgium ratified the
April sa-Deiegates OF United
States. Great Britain. France. Italy
and japan at London parley signed
treaty by which navies of first three
! are reduced and limited and all
agree to battleship building holiday
| and rules of submarine warfare: the
conference then adjourned:
. elected president Of bank for In
/ ternational settlements at Basel.
| Switzerland.
| April 28-Hungary, Bulgaria and
1 the little entente signed reparatiouS
| settlement.
May .8--Anglo- Egyptian confer
encs ended in failure.
| May 9-Young reparations plan
| went into effect, having been rati-
| ned by Great Britain. France. Italy.
] May 17-Foreign Minister BRAND
| OF France submitted to all nations
| his plan for a federal union for all
MAY 1s1Final evacuation s s ! 81, taoda. ., the
| signed treaty of friendship.
June 29-Pope Plus canonizsd
| eight Jesuit missionaries who were
martyred in the Great Lakes region
| Of North America 900 years ago.
June 3O-Pope Plus XII appointed
l Ave new cardinals.
/ Last OF the French troops evacu-
J ated the Rhlneland.
July 14-France and Italy agreed
to suspend naval building for six
July 21-U. s. senate ratified the
| London naval treaty.
| July 29-London naval treaty rat
ifled by British parliament.
| Aug. 5-Peru and Chile signed a
AUG i1EUnited States and Aus
tria ratified treaty of extradition.
Aug. 25-Lsague of Nations man
| tine conflicts. blaming Great Brit
| ain: British government replied.
| denying the charges:
| Sept. 8-League OF Nations coun-
| ell met in Geneva and referred Brt-
and's plan for United States of Eu-
| Pan-American agricultural con-
| ference opened in Washington.
Sept. 10-League OF Nations as
! 9embly opened national session In
| Geneva.
Sept. 16--League of Nations ac-
| cepted BRANDS European federal ion
| scheme in principle and referred it
| to special committee.
Sept. 17-Frank B Kellogg elected
| to World court to H'l out the term
| OF Charles Evans Hughes.
United states recognized new gov:
ernments Of Argentina. Peru and
| Bolivia.
Sept; 2o.Dr; Manuel M Malbran !, sa. ap. p
pointed Argentine ampasSaoof 10
Sept. 24wconversations between
tion broken of.
Oct. b Twenty-eight nations
signed at Geneva q treaty guaran-
that Is the victim Of aggression.
Oct. 20-Dr. Chain Wetxmann re-
signed as president Of world Zion
lists because of British policy~fn the
Oct. 27-London three-power ma
val treaty put into effect with de-
posit Of ratifcations in London.
Oct. 30-Nobel prize for medicine
awarded to DR.. Karl Landsteiner OF
Rockefeller Institute for Medical
Nov. 5-Nobsl prize for literature
awarded to. Sinclair Lewis. Ameri-
can novelist.
Nov. s-League of Nations pre-
ment began session in Geneva.
Nov. 8-New government Of Bra
gil recognised by United States and
Great Britain.
Nov. 11-Russia accused France.
tain prominent statesmen Of uniting
with nti-Soviet Russians ia plot to
overthrow the MOSCOW Governm9nt.
Nov. la-Grsses and Turkey
sigpsd 9 treaty Of navel parity.
cq,nmission adopted british Frenoh
plan for. budgetary Limitation OF
ornaments.
Americas claims against Germany
for 100000 for sabotage dlsaI-
lowed by mixed claims commission.
Nov. 90 Budgetary Limitation
system applied to navies by prep
Aratory disarmament commission.
United states and Japan opposing.
Nov. 21-Preparatory dlsarma-
ment commission refused Germany's
demand for military parity.
Dec. 3-Germany protested TO
League of Nations over terrorism
against German minoritieS in Polish
Silesia.
FOREIGN
Jan. s-Crown Prince Humbert Of
italy and Princess Marie Jose of
Belgium married in Rome.
Jan. 12-POpe Plus XII issued an
sncyclical condemning co-education.
Jan. 28-Primo de Rivera. premier
/ and dictator of Spain, resigned Un-
der compulsion and was succeeded
by Gen. Damaso Berenguer
Feb. 5-Ortiz Rubio inaugurated
President Of Mexico and wounded
by an assassin Immediately after
the ceremony
Feb. 17-French cabinet, defeated
on minor tax point, resigned.
Feb. .20-Camille Chautemps. radt-
cal Socialist. became premier OF
Feb. 24-Renewsd revolt in santo
Domingo against regime Of Presi-
dent 'VasqueZ.
=. Feb. 25-Chautemps new French
cabinet. forced out of office.
Feb. 26-Dominican rebels occu-
pied the capital without bloodShed.