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relations with Russia because of Com
munist insults,
Feb. s—ltaly and Austria signed a
treaty of friendship and conciliation.
German reichsrath or council of
states approved the Young plan.
Feb. 11—Naval conferees in London
?Rreed to “humanize” submarine war
are.
March 15—Crisis in Haiti ended as
Eugene Roy, rich business man was
chosen temporary president.
New British ambassador, Sir Ronald
Lindsay, arrived in U. S.
March 31—De2dlock reached in Chi
nese-Russian negotiations over Man
churia.
April 22—Delegates 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 subma
rin> warfare: the conference then ad
jou ned.
Cites W. McGarrah of New York
ele ted president of bank for interna
tional settlements at Basel, Switzer
land.
April 28—Hungary, Bulgaria and
the little entente signed reparations
settlement,
May B—Anglo-Egyptian conference
ended in failure,
May Y—Young reparations plan went
into effect, having been ratified by
Great Britain, France, Italy, Belgium
and Germany.
May 17—Foreign Minister Briand of
France submitted to all nations his
plan for a federal union for all Kurope,
May 19—Final evacuation of the
Rhineland begun by French troops.
June 10—Turkey and Greece signed
treaty of friendship.
June 29—Pope Pius canonized eight
Jesuit missionaries who were mar
tyred in the Great Lakes region of
North America 300 years ago.
June 30—Pope Pius XI appointed fiv:
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The Republican. (1931). Oakland, Md., 1931-01-08. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn88065202/1931-01-08/ed-1/?sp=7
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Republican, 1931-01-08.
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