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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1925

Page

6

Dawes Plan Dominates International Reorders 1925

A compact timeline chronicles 1925 moves in international diplomacy, military disarmament, and economic reparations. Key items include Dawes plan advocacy and adoption, German and Allied policy shifts, Britain France Italy and Japan actions, and upheavals in Greece Turkey Mexico and China.

Bulgaria Ferdinand Yugoavia Sofia Aegean Dawes Germany Italy Yugo-Slavia Great Britain Norway Rome Lusitania League of Nations Council of Ambassadors Greece Dawes Committee Reparations Commission Belgium Ialy Japan Yugoslavia France China United States Canada LeBourget Amsterdam Eleanor M. Green New York Viggo Santo Domingo Hjalmar Branting Sweden Mexico Ordon Cummina Lieut de Muyters Bennett Denmark Owen D. Young London Robert Imbrle Teheran Persia Allied Military Control Commission German War Department Allien Ruhr Copenhagen Penance Bafan French Chamber of Deputies Reichstag League of Nations Assembly Giuseppe Motta Switzerland Seymour Parker Gilbert Eceneral Assembly of League of Nations Bangue of Nations Arbitration Commission of League of Nations Jaan League Oates Manchuria Pessins Shanghai Turkey Mosul Russia Rhineland League Council Im- Tle Poland Debeo Oland Geneva MacDonald Egypt Lee Stack Sudan Czechoslovakia Austria League Nations Honduras Poincare Marx Albania Selpel Averescu Bratilano Romania Scutari Francois-Marsal Miller Herriot Gaston Plutarco Elias Calles Sao Paulo Shang- Tel Chang Tso Lin Peking Alessandri Chile Senate Trotzky Caucasus Georgia Azerbaijan Hussein Hedjaz Mecca Jeddah Fengtien Emir Ali House of Commons Chang Shanhaikwan Carlos Solorzano Nicaraagua America Feng Yu-hsiang Ontario Tsao Kun Labor Gerardo Machado Cuba England Stanley Baldwin Baldwin Winston Churchill Yugo Slavia Pachitch Seipel Rudolph Ramek Wu Pei-fu Hankow Yangtse Yellow River Cailiaux Finland Portugal Sirdar Mussolini Ismet Pasha Fethi Bey Tuan_Chi-jul Zaghloul Pasha Britain Ziwar Pasha Khartum Ane Calles Esthenia King George Singapore

Nationwide drift of political and labor events through 1926

A long sequence details: Jan to Dec events across the U S including Senate actions on naval oil leases Teapot Dome, Coolidge administration reshuffles, labor strikes across railways garment and mining, major court rulings on taxes and juries, plus international flights and postwar diplomacy. Notable items include Wilson’s death and Gompers’ prominence.

United States Panama Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce Federal Trade Board Senator Smith South Carolina Interstate Commerce Committee Cummina New York Senate Teapot Dome Sinclair War Finance Corporation Coolidge Silas H. Strawn Chicago T. W. Gregory Texas Naval Oi Albert B. Fall Atlee Pomerone Ohio Woodrow Wilson Charles Henry Levermore Philadelphia Navy Denby Strawn Owen J. Roberts J. P. Morgan Secretary of the Navy Denby House Charles B. Warren Detroit Mexico C.R. Forbes Veterans’ Bureau Augherty Daugherty Curtis D. Wilbur California Supreme Court Congress Aes Hugh S. Gibson Switzerland Mundelein Hayes Dougharty Harlan Fiske Stone Pril Harry K. Thaw W. T. van Orman Goodyear III W. T. McCray Indiana McCray Methodist General Conferenc Martin Sergeant Harvey Port Moller Alaska Langley Kentucky Army World Attu Paramushiru Japan Cyrus Woods Army Tyers Minato Kasumi- Gaura Tokyo Methodist General Conference Japn Shanghai Upper Mississippi Supreme Court Hongkong Yaiphong Indo- China Cleveland Calvin Coolidge Charles G. Dawes Chi Gaga Farmer-Labor Progressive Convention St. Paul Bangkok Farmer-Labor Duncan McDonald Illinois William Bouck Washington Russell Maughan OTA Karachi India John W. Davis West Virginia Charles W. Bryan Nebraska Vienna Austria Paris Nathan Nathan Leopold, Jr Richard Loeb Robert Franks British England Orkney Islands Federation of Labor Los Angeles Circle Dawes Davis Bryan LaFollette Wheeler New Congress Theodore Douglas Robinson Navy W. M. Butler Massachusetts Henry Cabot Lodge Hill Maryland Wilbur W. J. Fahy New York Herald-Tribune Kansas City Journal-Post Weeks Air Force Ederal Kansas City President Coolidge David Starr Jordan Raphael Hermen James B. Duke George Eastman New York Tribune Company Interior Department Petit Effa Wodai Wilson Hiram Bingham Connecticut Frank B. Brandegee Samuel Gompers Tarrytown N. Y Norway British Railways New York Central Teamsters Central Bituminous Chicago Garment Western Railways Western Trunk Lines Federal Railway Labor Board Caisson Chica Go Post Office Employees of Canada O Minion Pennsylvania Railroad Federal Trade Commission Hawaiian Islands Aluminum Company of America Paterson N. J Wilkerson Burley Tobacco Growers Missouri Tennessee American Pecoration of Labor el Paso Exas National Granke A. F. of Maine A. F Railway Labor Board Pan-American Labor Conference Mexico City Charles F. Murphy Tammany Hall Aerit Watt Cc. Roberts Uis Star Henry M. Byllesby Dean C. Worcester Interior The Philippines Kate Claxton H. H. Windsor Popular Mechanics George Kennan Baron Constant d'Estournellesa Edward Goschen Victor Herbert E. C. Shankland Une BE. S. Bronson National Editorial Association el Reno Oklo Peter Clark Macfarlane Frank G. Carpenter China R.M. Wanamaker Ohio Supreme Court A. A. Adee Calvin Coolidge, Jr Isabella Stewart Gardner Boston Maj Robert Imbrie Teheran Persia Palmer Cox Fathor Brownley Edward Peple George Shiras, Jr United States Supreme Court Joseph Conrad Normer C. EB. Townsend Michigan R. G. LeConte Mary Stuart Cutting Francis Perry Elliott B. W. Sippeye Viscount Knollys Richard Green Moulton University of Chicago LeBaron B. Colt Rhode Island Lucy Page Gaston Charles Lewis Quad Brooklyn Joe Boyer Altoona John H. Blackburne H. J. Case Poughkeepsie B. M. Young Edward F R. J. Gamble South Dakota W. R. Greene Reno C. E. Sawyer Harding Marion Estrada Cabrera Guatemala Charlotte Crabtree Lotta William Price Warren Garst Iow W. A. Shanklin Wesleyan University Charles L. Hutchinson W. A. Lacy Northwestern University B. H. Farr Reading Anatole France Edgar L. Larkin Upland Cal LC. Seelye Smith_ college Apt Frank Brandegee HL. H. Konisaat Sir Percy Scott Ct. —F. Wight Neumann, Chicago, Notempressario. Esc .H. A. Buchtel Colorado John B. Wright Secretary of Agriculture Henry C. Wallace Laura Jean Libbey Henry S. Cooper Kenosha Wis Lew Dockstader C. F. Newcomb Percy D. Haughton W. B. Haldeman Albert H. Loeb James B. Forgan Edward Bell Peking W. E. Lewis New York Telegraph Thomas C. Harbaugh Nick Carter Frances Hodgson Burnett EB. R. Sawyer W. W. Sibray Immigration Karl Neilsen J. E. Cornish Bell Telephone Company Michael Gavrilovich Great Britain Cornelius Cole California Ferdinand W. Peck Gus J. Karger B. E. Rice J. P. Morgan, Sr Highland Falls Megr Gregorius Greek Orthodox Church Constantinople J. H. Stephens A. N. McKay Salt Lake Tribune Cardinal Logue Ireland Thomas H. Ince Sir Lee Stack Egypt Warren G. Harding Herman Hyermans S Fairchild Treasury Duke of Beaufort Dana M. Evans Giacomo Puccini Don T. Kennedy Cipriano Castro Venezuela Gene Stratton Porter W. C. Brown Bishon H. J

Bee. 15 Chancellor Marz ps many and cabinet resigned

A historical brief notes Chancellor Marz facing multiple resignations from his cabinet and government leadership. The event signals a political crisis as pressure mounts on Marz to reshuffle personnel and maintain governance.

Poincare Hirohito Japan Nagako Obregon Turkey Tokyo Diet Alexis Tit Rykov Soviet Russia Lenin Cordoba Vera Cruz Ireb Venizelos Greece Karfandaris Pirmasens Kaiserlauten Palatinate Interalled Papanastasion Reichstag Horacio Vasquez Santo Domingo Tegucio Alpa United States Arliament Shah Glucksbourg German People’s Party Ludendorff Hittler Munich Marz Ps Ger

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