The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-01-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Chronology
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Jan S-Second conference on wa
debt problems opened in The Hague
Jan 20-N teen nations signe
the Young plan to liquidate the wal
Jan. 2l-FiMs power naval con
ference In London formally openei
by King George.
Jan 22-Mexico severed Diplomat
ic relations with Russia because o
Communist insults.
Feb. 5-Italy and Austria signed
a treaty Ct friendship and concilia
tion.
German reichsrath or council o.
states approved the Young plan.
Feb. f1-Naval conferees in Lon.
don agreed 10 "humanize" subma-
rine warfare.
March l5-Crisis in Haiti ended as
Eugene Roy rich business man. was
chosen temporary president.
March tS-Franeo- Italian dead
lock tied up London naval confer
anee
New British ambassador. Sir Rom
aid Lindsay. arrived in u. S.
March 31-Deadloek reached in
Chinese Russian negotiations over
Manchnria.
April lo-Belgium ratified the
Young plan.
April 22-Delegates OF United
States. Great Britain. France. Italy
and Japan at London parley signed
are reduced and limited and all
agree to battieship building holiday
Ind rules of submarine warfare: the
conference then adjourned.
Gates W McGarrah of New York
elected president of bank for ill.,
fernational settlements at Basel.
Switzerland
April 28-Hungary, Bulgaria and
the little entente signed PREPARATIONS
settlement
May s-Anglo- Egyptian confer
ence ended in failure.
May 9-Young reparati0ns plan
went into effect. having been rati-
fed by Great Britain. France. Italy.
Belgium and Germany.
May 17-Foreign Minister BRAND
of France submitted to all nations
his plan for a federal union for all
Europe.
MAY 19-Fina1 evacuation of the
Rhineland begun by French troops.
June 10-Turkey and Greece
signed treaty of friendship.
June 29-Pope Plus canonized
eight Jesuit missionaries who were
martyred in the Great Lakes region
of North America 800 years ago.
June Scope Plus xI appointed
Ave new cardinals.
Last of the French troops evacu-
ated the Rhineland.
July 14-France and Italy agreed
TO suspend naval building for six
months.
July 21--U. S. senate ratified the
London naval treaty.
July ~ London naval treaty rat
flied by british parliament
Aug. peru and Chile signed
boundary treaty.
Aug. 11-United States and Aus
tria ratified treaty of extradition,
Aug. 25-League of Nations man.
date commission reported on Pales-
tine conflicts. blaming Great Brit
ain. British government replied,
denying the charges.
Sept. S-League of Nations coun-
Gil met in Geneva and referred Bri-
and's plan for United States of Eu-
rope to the assembly.
Fan american agricultural con-
ference opened in Washington.
Sept. l0-League of Nations as
sembly opened national session in
Geneva.
Sept f6-League of Nations ac-
cepted Brands European federation
,Echeme in principle and referred 1t
70 special committee.
Sept. 17-Frank B. Kellogg elected
to World court to fill out the term |
of Charles Evans Hughes, !
United States recognized new gov |
Enments of Argentina. Peru and |
Bolivia.
: Sept. 2p--nr. Manuel Maibnan ap-
pointed .Argentihe ambassador to
Sept. at~Conversations between
France ard Italy on naval limita-
ton broken off.
Oct, Twenty eight nations
signed at Geneva a treaty guaran-
teeing financial aid to country
that is the victim of aggression.
Oct. 20--Dr. Chain Weizmann re-
signed as president of World Zion
lists because of British policy in the
Holy Land
Oct. 27--London three-power ma
val treaty put into effect with de- |
post of Publications in London.
Oct. 90--Nobel prize for medicine
awarded to DR.. Karl Landsteiner of |
Rockefeller Institute for Medical |
Research
Nov. 5-Nobel prize for literature
awarded to Sinclair Lewis. Ameri-
can novelist.
Nov. 6-League of Nations pre-
paratory commission on disarma- |
ment began session in Geneva.
Nov. S-NeW government of Bra |
gil recognized by United States and
Great Britain.
Nov 11-Russia accused France,
England and other nations and GER
tain prominent statesmen of uniting |
with anti-Soviet Russians in plot to !
overthrow the Moscow government.
Nov. 13--Greece and Turkey
signed a treaty of naval parity
Nov. 14-Preparatory disarmament |
commission adopted British French
plan for budgetary limitation of
ornaments
Americas claims against Germany
for 100000 for sabotage disal-
lowed by mixed claims commission,
Nov. 20 = Budgetary limitation
ystem applied to navies by prep
q M TO-,
United States and Japan opposing.
Nov. III Preparatory disarma-
ment commission refused Germany's
demand for military parity.
Dec. 3-Germany protested to
League of Nations over terrorism
against German minoritles in Polish
Silesia.
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