The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1934-01-05

Feb. 21-severe fighting between
Chinese and Japanese began IN 'eho'
Feb. 24-Japan rejected and China
accepted the League of Nations report
by the assembly and the Japanese dele
Feb. 25-China recalled her minister
to Japan
United States Endorsed League Of Ma
lions policy in Sino-Japanese affair.
Feb. 27-Great Britain imposed arms
embargo against Japan and China;
March s-Paraguay senate voted for
declaration of war against Bolivia.
March 4-Jehol City occupied by the
Japanese.
March MARTIAL law was proclaimed
japanese: Marshal Chang Hsueh- LANG
resigned as Chinese commander In
North China.
March ls-Mussolini offered four
power peace plan to British.
March 25-English Jewry boycotted
German goods in protest over treat
ment of Jews in Germany.
March S0-Bolivians drove Para
guayans back In Chaco: hundreds
April 5-world court ruled Norway's
claim to East Greenland invalid; Den
April l9-Russian court sentenced
two British engineers to prison and
three to deportation for espionage and
sabotage: Great Britain retaliated py
placing embargo on Russian exports.
April 21-Prime Minister MacDon-
aid arrived in Washington and began
economic conversations with President
April 22-soviet Russia ordered pro:
hibition of all purchases in England
and other restrictive measures,
Japanese opened drive toward Peip-
ing with eight hour battle.
April 2s~Poiish Jews began boycott
of German goods.
Herriot of France began economic
May 2-soviet Russia and China re-
sumed diplomatic relations.
May. 10-President Ayala OF Para
May 12-Eight leading nations
agreed on tariff truce during world
economic conference.
on 81 nations to join in agreement to
outlaw war. scrap offensive weapons
and force world peace.
May 17-Chancellor Hitler OF Ger
many accepted Roosevelt's peace pro-
posals with reservation of equality in
May 21-Mussolini's four power pact
agreed upon by Great Britain. France.
May 22-United States offered to
join European security pact, abandon
ing neutrality rights.
May 2S-Japanese seized control OF
May s1-china and Japan signed
truce stopping war in north China.
June 12-World economic. and none
tary conference opened in London;
Prime Minister Macdonald interjected
the question of war debts.
June 13-Great Britain and Italy Of
fered to pay 10 per eens OF sum que
June 15-Finland alone paid full war
debt installment due United States; all
others either defaulted or paid small
June 22-American delegation in
Iondon conference rejected stabiliza-
ton of dollar and offered economic pro-
gram.
lied with Japanese, set up independ-
emit state in northern China.
JuIy Russia released imprisoned
British engineers, and trade war ended;
I,ondon conference for insistence on
stabilization of currency first.
July Six gold nations of Europe
formed pool to go.e near ais
solution, saved by insistence or Pres
ident Roosevelt.
July S-Concordat between Germany
and the Holy See initiated.
July 15-Italy. Great Britain. France
and Germany signed ten-year peace
treaty.
signed in London by United States and
seven other nations.
July 27-World economic conference
in London adjourned.
Great Britain and France that she
cease propaganda activities in Austria.
Aug. 21-Socialists opened world
Aug. 25-International agreement
for reduction of wheat acreage reached
in London.
Sept. France. Great Britain and
Italy approved Austria's plan to raise
wv a
Sept 25-Fourteenth assembly Of
League of Nations opened in Geneva.
Oct. 2-Argentina, Australia and
League of Nations council.
Oct I4-Germany withdrew from
League of Nations and disarmament
Oct. Is.Disarmament conference ad-
Oct. 20-President Roosevelt an
tation to discuss resumption of inter-
Nov 6-United States denounced the
extradition treaty. with Greece because
Nov Great Britain announced its
withdrawal from world tariff truce.
Nov. 17--Recognition of Russian gov
and w. c. Bullitt selected as American
ambassador to Moscow.
Nov. 23-Disarmament conference re-
cessed until January Is.
Dec. 2-Canadian court ruled Martin
insult must return to Chicago for trial.
Dec. 3-Seventh Pan-American con-
ference opened in Montevideo, Uruguay
Dec. 11-Paraguay won great victory
over Bolivia in the Chaco war.
Dec. 15-Five nations again defaulted
in war debt payments to- the United
States; five made token" payments:
Finland paid in full.
France, Poland and the little entente
agreed on united front against Ger
many's rearmament demands
Dec. 16-Japanese and Manchukuo
armies invaded Chinese province of
Chahar.
Dec. 1S-Paraguay and Bolivia agreed
to truce In Gran Chaco war.