Author: THE INTERNATIONAL HERALD TRIBUNE

Sailors remained on guard at the French settlement after violence in which 22 Chinese people were killed and 50 others wounded.

The official, Ma Lieh, left his seat during a speech at the Kremlin by a Soviet Politburo member, a sign of the strained relations between Moscow and Beijing.

Laying the foundation stone of a hydroelectric project that would have ambitious successors.

The fire gutted orderly rooms and stores of the Fifth Division.

A Russian tariff on imports to Siberia was under discussion.

France released its last five German prisoners four years after World War I came to an end.

The number of strikers in the French port city reached 100,000, with thousands of passengers stranded and communication disrupted.

A skirmish between British-led colonial forces and Pashtuns in what would later become northwestern Pakistan, near Afghanistan, left 10 dead and 53 wounded.

Wilhelm II, who abdicated as emperor of Germany in the midst of defeat in World War I, had become a widower in 1921.