Show Chronology vc o'? 1933 Complied by W PICKARD E DOMESTIC lan commiz 1— President Hoover’ social trend! reported S — Miner’ war In Christian Illlnole broke out again and were two troop killed lent after were Jan 4 — Eight hundred enraged low fa rmera halted farm mortgage aale Jan (—Former President Calvin Man Conlidgre died In Northampton end President Hoover ordered 10 data of public mourning Jan 18 — Houee paeeed domeetlo lotment farm aid bill vetoed Jan Hoover 1—I'realdent bill end the 1'hlllpplne Independence the house overrode the veto Jan 17— tienate repaesed Philippine President bill over Independence Veto Jan 10— President Hoover and Proa Kooaevelt agreed to open war debt with Great negotiations Britain Jan 11 — Senator H B Ilawei of lun Jan count atat on resigned Jan 13 — The Twentieth amendment to the Constitution ending “lame duck’ was officially melons of congress adopted when Missouri the Htb state to approve ratified It Or Harry Woodburn Chase resigned s president of University of Illinois to heconne chancellor of New York university Invited Jan 14— Secretary Stlmson nations to conference on war debts after March voted for farm $90009000 Congress lorn a 15— Senate Jan passed the Glase king SO bill — House paeeed bill to Jun able- debtors to avoid bankruptcy and the Glass banking bill Feb 4— Houee refused to cut pay of ongresemen Keb 7— Senate ousted Sergeant St Arms David 8 Barry for traducing It article -Inmagaslne Roosevelt called conference of I all In Washington March governors Fab 14— Governor Comstock of Michan algbt day bank igan proclaimed log holiday Tab (—An anarchist Giuseppe Ztn- fired five shots at Franklin D In Miami (ooaevelt missing him but fatally wounding Mayor Cermak of Chicago Fab 1(— Senate adopted resolution for repeal of Eighteenth amendment Feb 1ft— Hesolutlon for prohibition gepeal passed by the house Feb 11— Appointment announced of enator Cordell Hull as secretary of state end William H Woodln of Naw York ea secretary of the treasury In tha Roosevelt cabinet Feb S3— Congress $301000000 bill level appropriation passed J C Stone resigned as chairman of farm board Feb 14— House of representatives Federal Impeached Judge for Harold Louderback In of California office” Roosevelt Feb IS— announced Henry Wallace would be of agricultura and James A Secretary general 17 — Harold Ickea as secretary Feb Sf tha Interior end Claude A Swan- as secretary of the navy announced ran Roosevelt Federal grand Jury In Chicago dicted the Inaulls and others for tiling the mall to defraud March 1— Harry Byrd appointed senator from Virginia to succeed (wanton bill conferring reorganisation powers on President passed March Rainey 1— Representative Henry T of Illinois chosen neat speaker Democrats Jr named new Henry Morgenthau of farm board ghalrman 1— Bank holidays proclaimed March In New York and Illinois Homer 8 Cummings named attorney In Rooaevelt cabinet general March 4 — Franklin 1 Roosevelt President of United (tales d came to e 7 congress lore March Roosevelt (— President at bank holiday and ailed congress In session on Mnrch I 7— Theodore March Roosevelt signed as governo general of th Philippines Lewis Dougla appointed director of the budget — President March Roosevelt tended bank holiday Indefinitely full control gave President Congress f banking system Congress met In special session Rainey elected speaker of house 10— President asked congress March for power to cut veterans’ costs end salaries 1500000000 government 11— House passed March President's economy bill — Bnnka 13 March reopened Robert W Bingham appointed ambassador to England Jesse Straus embassador to France and Josephus ambassador to Mexico Daniels — March 14 House passed 1 1 per cent beer bill March It — Senate passed beer bill March It — Zangara slayer of Mayor Cermak of Chicago electrocuted at Miami March tl— House passed Roosevelt farm bill IT— President scrapped March farm board and combined several agricultural bureaus 18 — President March Issued order butting pay of tuOOOO federal employees 16 per cent April 1— President signed regulations veterans' aid $100600000 yeduclng fective July 8— Clauds G Bower named April (pain gmbassador to Michigan first state to vote repeal f dry amendment — 4 Wisconsin voted repeal April April (—President ordered return of fold hoards over ( 100 by May — President Invited nine raApril In Washtions to economic conference ington April (—Mayor Frank Murphy of troit named of Philippines 11 — Ruth Bryan Owes named April Denmark to Minister — April 17 Senate rejected 14 to all ver remonetisation amendment to farm bill House adopted resolution giving President power to declare en arma embargo 15 — United States went off April on gold gold efffvndard embargo bill for "controlled Jiortatlona declared drafted for administration SO —Breckinridge nomApril Iang inated for ambassador to Italy April SI — House passed bill providing dollars for outright Jialf a billion the itates gifts toWelles nominated Sumner for Cuba bassador to House S5— April passed the ghoala bill Wisconsin rat (led prohibition r O’Connor controller of the currency May 3— House passed Inflation rider to farm bill Senate —passed the Muscle Shoals bill 5 House May passed bill to regulate male of securities Jesse II Jones mads chairman of Reconstruction Finance corporation I— lthode Island ratified pro May hlbitton repeal amendment James H Conanf elected president of Harvard university Senate passed bill for federal regulation of securities — House defeated May price fixing amendment— to farm bill meas10 Farm May ure finally enacted by congress Senate confirmed appointment Be-of Dave H Morris as ambassador to lgium 11 tiaston B Means end NorMay men Whittaker convicted of conspiracy to defraud Mrs McLean in Evalyn Lindbergh kidnaping case — 17 $3300000-00Administration’s May Util for public works end Industrial control In congress Introduced 24 — Semite refused to Impeaih May Louderback of California Judge Harold May 25 — Senate passed Glass banking bill with deposit guarantee amendr ment conMay 24 — Public trol bill passed by the house May 27— (enat passed railway control bill A of exposition Century Progress opened 29In — Chicago House May passed bill abrogating gold clause In ell obligations May 21— Roosevelt farm credit approved by the house June 2— Senate limited reduction In veterans’ bonus payment to 25 per cent Prof Harold W Dodds elected president of Princeton university the gold Jons 2 — Senate clause abrogation billpassed Juna 4 — Reconstruction Finance corporation granted loan of $50000000 to China to buy American wheat end cotton Juno S — Illinois voted for ratification of prohibition repeal amendment House passed railway control bill June 4 — Indians voted for repeal ratification June 8— Robert P Skinner appointed to Turkey ambassador — June 9 Senate passed control bill public June 10 — President sent to congress government reorganization orders about 125009000 Prof William E Dodd of University of Chicago made ambassador to Germany John Cudahy of Milwaukee ambassador to Poland Lincoln MaeVeagb of Connecticut minister to Greece June 13— Massachusetts voted for peal June 14 — Senate passed Independent offices bill with amendment coate opposed ing veterans’ concernPres- by ident June II — Congress yielded to the President on the veteruns' compensation Issue passed the Independent fice bill end adjourned June 14 — President Kooaevelt started on vacation cruise to Campobello ’ land appointed federal Joseph B Eastman of transportationof Amer19 — Annual June Association ican meeting for the Advancement Chicago Hampshire and of ratification of Selene opened In June 30 — Iowa New Connecticut voted for amendment repeal June It— Railroads greed to continue 14 cut to Juna 1934 and rail per cent 27— California and Junevoted for ratification rginia labor wag Weit Viof repral amendment House passed $3300090004 refinancing measure Mortgage Warren Delano Bobbins was apt ed minister to Canada and Rebt Gore governor of Porto Rico lews farmers Mararioted and attaci martial law judge at la elaimed May 1 — House passed the $5040 relief bill emergency Q T Helvering appointed cor loner of Internal revenue and J INTERNATIONAL Jao Chi3—Japan troops seizedbombafter (hanhalkwan the air Japanese captured Chlumen-koInto Jehol pass and advanced province Jan 15 — Pope Plu proclaimed a holy year of prayer parlance and pilgrimage Jan 21— League of Nations committee of 19 gave up hope of conciliation Bolivians defeated by Paraguayans In bloody battle In the Chaco Jan 24 — Colombia appealed to of Kellogg pact and Peru to the League of Nations tn tbelr dispute over Leticia Jan 25— Secretary of Stats Stlmson Invoked the Kellogg pact against Peru In the dispute jWlth Colombia Jan 30— Japanese- government decided to quit the League of Nations Feb t — League of Nations council and Bolivia to cease urged Paraguay admonished Peru and hostilities to Colombia' against armed resistance police action In Leticia legitimate Keb It— Colombia severed diplomatic relations with Peru and actual war began In the Leticia region 21 — Severe between Feb fighting Chinese and Japanese began In Jehol province 24 — Japan and China Feb rejected the League of Nations report accepted on Manchuria The report was adopted by the assembly and the Japanese delewithdrew gation Feb 25 — Chin recalled her minister to Japan United States Indorsed League of Naaffair In tions policy Feb 27 — Great Britain Imposed arma against Japan and China embargo March I — Paraguay senate voted for declaration— of war against Bolivia March Jehol City occupied by the Japanese March 7— Martial law waa proclaimed In because of advance of the Peiping Marshal Chang Japanese as In commander Chines resigned North China 18 — Mussolini altered March to British peace plan March 25 — English Jewry boycotted German goods In protest over treatment of Jews In Germany 30 — Bolivians drovs ParaMarch guayans bark In Chaco hundreds lain April 6 — World court ruled Norway s claim to East Greenland Invalid Denmark won19 —the area court sentenced Russian April to prison and two British engineers and three to deportation for espionage Britain retaliated by abotage Great on Russian exports embargo placing II— Prime Minister MacDonApril and began ald arrived In Washington economic convereationa with President Roosevelt April 32 — Soviet Russia ordered prohibition of all purchases In England and other restrictive measures opened drive toward PeipJapanese eight hour battle ing with — April 33 Polish Jews began boycott of German goods April 24 — President Roosevelt and M began economic llerrlot of Franc nese ing of city from K Jan 10— amendment 4 — President Rooaevelt returned to July Whit House July g — Secretary Ickea made general director of publlo work administration talks 2 —Rovlet — President Russia and China reRooaevelt signed May July textile cotton sumed diplomatic relations Industry rode 14— Alabama Arkansas and Ayala of ParaMay 10 — President July voted for repeat of prohibition guay formally declared war on Bolivia 12— Eight nations leading May July 20— President Roosevelt Issued a “master code” for all bualness raisagreed on tariff truce during world hours economic conference ing wages and shortening Roosevelt called Tennessee voted for ratification of May 14— President on 54 nations to Join In agreement to repeal ItAlo Balbo of Gen Italy and officers outlaw war scrap offensive weapon of his air armada received by Presiend force world peace Hitler of Gerdent Hooaevelt May 17— Chancellor peace promany accepted Roosevelt's July 21 — Oregon voted for prohibiwith reservation of equality In tion repeal t posals for — President Germany arma Rooaevelt named Aug — 21 four Mussolini’s power pact May Raymond Molcyandto lead federal war France Britain Great by on upon agreed kidnaping Its v and22—Germany Statea offered trade codes named Boards to enforce racketeering to United for all statea May 4— Pennsylvania coal atrlka join European security pact abandonAug rights by Gun H 8 Johnson ing neutrality truce arranged — Japanese aelxed control of 8 — Arliona voted for prohibiMay 28 Aug — tion- repeal PetT’Ing- — Japan signed 14— Sixty thousand May 81 China and garment Aug war In north China workers of New York area struck for truce etopplng moneJune 12— World economic InandLondon elimination of sweatshop conditions conference opened 19— Mlaaourl voted for prohtary Aug MacDonald Minister Interjected Prim ibition repeal of war debts 1’resldent Roosevelt signed oil steel the question Britain and Italy ofJun 13 — Great end lumber codes fered to pay 10 per rent of sum due 24 — President Rooaevelt apAug automobile United Statea on June 15 code proved paid full war June 16 — Finlandduealone Texas voted for prohibition repeal debt United Stntes: all Installment 27— Assistant of Secretary Aug or paid small either defaulted others to conduct new Stats Moley resigned mngasine 28— 2— American Pajun In delegation Wallace set Secretary Aug conference rejected stabiliza-tlowheat acreage reduction for 1934 at London of dollar and offered economic cent 14 per Aug 29— Washington state voted for — Three Chinese generals alJune repeal 1— Secretary Swanson aet up Independlied with Japanese signed Sept northern China ent state — InRussia contracts —for 37 warships released Imprisoned July I Sept 5 Vermont voted for prohibiand trade war ended British engineers tion repeal — President rebuked Roosevelt july conference for Insistence on Sept 4 — President Rooaevelt toappointLondon Ch'le ed 11 H Sevier ambassador of currency first stabilisation 11— Maine voted for prohibiSeptnations of Europe July 0 —six togold tion repeal protect gold standard formed 4 pool Minnesota — London conference and disMaryland near Sept 12— July for prohibition Colorado 15 voted eaved by Insistence of Presrepeal solution — Coda for soft coal IndusSept ident Roosevelt between Germany try agreed upon July g—Concordat See Initialed Sept for19— New Mexico and Idaho and the15 Holy — Italy Great Britain France voted prohibition repeal julv 31 — R C Martin of Loa Apeace and Germany signed a Sept elected commander In chief of ngeles treaty G A 23— Pact to curtail sale of silver U July Eleven In London by United Statea and kidnapers convicted Sept 80— signed nations tn Oklahoma and Illinois seven other — President Ameraddressed Oct economic conference July 27 — World ican leglon at opening of Its convenadjourned tn tion tn Chicago Aug 7 — Germany rejected demand of 9 — Virginia voted In favor of aha Oct Great Britain and France In tha Austria repeal activities cease propaganda prohibition4 — Mra 21— (' iaiista Isabelle opened world Oct Aug Greenway to congress In Arlsona conference —tn Paris elected — A Oct atur 5 111 Edward Hayes of Decelected national commander 25 American Ueglon Oct 7 — President Roosevelt spoke at dedication of Gompera memorial tn Washington Oct to Florida voted for prohibition repeal 12— Senator J J Davis of Penn Oct aylvania acquitted of Moose lottery charge William Green president of A F of L Oct II— F of L voted a boycott of Germany 15— President anRoosevelt Oct nounced program for liquidation of closed banks Roosevelt ordered Oct 17 — President tinea for violators of NBA prleon and agreement Farm Holiday asOct 19 — National a farm strike sociation23—called Code for retailers signed Oct President by the 15 — Government began buying Oct market above price carrying out resident's— new monetary program Oct 29 President Roosevelt derided to buy gold In the world market 4 — Government announced Nov plan 000 to buy I500 worth of pork pred- - of amendment— Mrs 4 April director Nellie TaylO Ro' of the mint pointed 27— L A Stetnhardt we April minister to Sweden end pointed bassador Hugh 8 Gibson trenst from Belgium to Brasil — Senate April passed farm with credit Hit currency eipt ment proclaimed by th President and nntiostul prohibition came to n end Uec 8— Mar Bickford filed divorce suit against Fairbanks Dougla — George Dec Peek resgned head of AAA and was made chief of new organisation to expand foreign commerce De 14 — President Hooaevelt opened against campaign tig Income ta chen Lera Minnesota ratified the child labor amendment to the Constitution Deo 30t'residnt Hooaevelt celebrated bis birthday nee on- ed ury Aug for reduction in London 25 — Fourteenth of assembly of Nations opened In Geneva 2— Argentina Australia and were elected to seats Denmark In of Nations council League 14 — Germany withdrew from Oct League of Nations and disarmament conference Oct 14 — Disarmament conference adto October 26 journed 20 — President anRoosevelt Oct nounced Russia had accepted his Invidiscuss resumption of Intertation to relations national6 — United States denounced the Nor treaty with Greece because extradition of tho lnsull decision In Athens Nov 7—Great Britain announced Its from world tariff truce withdrawal 17— Recognition of Russian govNov ernment C fcv United State announced Bullitt eelected American and W to Moscow ambassador Nov 23 — Disarmament conferanc reIS until January cessed Dec I — Canadian court ruled Martin InAnll must return to Chicago for trlaL conDec 2 —Seventh opened In Montevideo Uruguay ference U— Dec Paraguay won great victory In the Chaco war over Bolivia Deo 16— Five nation again defaulted to the United In war debt paymenta "token” paymenta: States five mad In full Finland paid Franc Poland and tha little entente a united front against Gergreed on rearmament demands many's 14— Japanese and Mancbukuo Dec armies Invaded Chines province of Chahar 18 — Dec Paraguay and Bolivia agreed to trues In Gran Chaco war tria Oct —Chancellor Dollfuss tria wounded bv assassin FOREIGN Jan $ — President Ds Valera disIrish parliament and caneu general election Chile decreed liquidation of great Cosach nitrate combine Jan Ill — I prising in Spain resulted In many deaths and HTreMg Jan 24 — President le Valera party won tbs Irish Free (tuts slectoua solved of Aus- Lerroux government of Spain ousted by parliament I — Martlne Oct Barrios became premier of Spain and dissolved the congress Oct 17 — Estonia voted to curb parliament and President Tonlsson and hla cabinet resigned ' Oct 24 — Government of Premier Daladler of France was defeated and resigned Oct 25— Albert Sarraut formed new French ministry Oct 28 — Arab rlota In Holy Land grew serious Oct 81 — Greek court of appeals refused to extradite Samuel lnsull to United Statea 8 — Cuban cabinet resigned Nov 8 — New Nov revolt broke out In Cuba with heavy fighting tn Havana Nadir (hah Ghazl king of Afghanwaa ansasslnated istan and his son Mohammed Zahlr Shah succeeded him 9 — Cuban Nov revolt crushed by government— 12 Nov Chancellor Hitler scored an overwhelming victory In the German elections — 19 Nov Chinese Nineteenth rout army revolted against Nanking government 21 — Sarraut's French Nov ministry bv chamber of deputies overthrown 27— Camille Nov made Chsntemp of France premier 8— Dec Irish Free State government declared unlawful the Young Ireland as the Blue Shirts association knowj — Dec Serious anarchist revolt In Spain 13 — Lec Spanish revolt nmHallv declared suppressed: spores killed 15 — Greek Dec government decided Samuel lnsull must leave the country January 81— 14 Dec Lerroux formed Alejandro new ministry for Spain AERONAUTICS Sept Lengte Oct - son nry ted International agreement of wheat acreage received 2 — France Great Britain and Septapproved Austria's plan to raise Italy new army to protect border Jan 28— French cabinet was overthrown In vote on th budget and resigned Von Schleicher of GerChanrellor many and his cabinet resigned Jan lu— Adolf Hiller head of National Socialists waa mads chancellor of Germany Jan II— Edouard Daladler formed new government for France Feb — General Sundlno Nicaraguan rebel leader made peac with President Sacaea movement 23 — Revolutionary Feb broke out In Cuba Feb 27 — Incendiary fire partly destroyed tbs Keichetag building In March 5— National Socialist and Nationalists won in German elections Premier Venlzeloa defeated In Greek elections established In March 7— Dictatorship Austria March I—'Taaldarls made premier of Greece control March 9— Hitler extended over all free statea March 22 — Hitler became dictator of Germany on March 29 — Nationwide boycott Jews proclaimed In Germany March 21 — President of Uruguay made himself dictator the holy year Pope Inaugurated April — Western Australia voted to accede from commonwealth April 19 — Masonic order In Germany dissolved and reorganized on “Christian basts” April 22 — Bpantah women voted for first time In municipal elections April 29 — Revolt broke out In Cubn in with landing of two expeditions Orients April 20 — President Sanches Cerro of Peru assassinated May 2— Hitler smashed all frea trad unions In Germany — Irish abolished Fre 8tat May oath to the British king 8 — Mahatma Gandhi began anMay reother fast and was Immediately leased from prison Ignas Mosclckl president of Poland May 18 — Prussian diet dissolved until 1937 28 — May (fttlerlte won election tn free city of Danzig Juno — Spanish government leaders excommunicated by Pope Ptux XI June 4 — Germany agreed to end Jewish boycott In upper Silesia June — President Zamora of Spain forced th of tha Aaana resignation cabinet June 11 —Zamora compelled to ask Aiana to form new Spanish cabinet Dotlfuss outJune 19— Chancellor lawed Nasi parties In Austria Juna 21 — All factions In Cuba agreed to mediation by Ambassador Welles disJune 22 — German government solved the Socialist party voted July 23 — German Protestants to permit Nail group to control th church July 25 — Plot against Spanish government hundreds uncovered snd jailed Issued July 24 — Cuban government general amnesty decree June 27 —German National party dissolved and Joined the Nails — ar21 wife and Gandhi hla July rested (gain In India — Bloody riots Aug In Havana quelled troops by Machado of Cuba Aug 8 — President rejected Ambassador Welles' mediation plan and —refused to quit hts office In Aug 4 Stats of war declared Cuba Aug 11 — Cuban army demanded resignation of President Machado —President 12 Machado of Cuba Aug resigned and fled to Nassau Dr Carlos Manuel de Cespedes was made provisional president Aug 16 — Eight hundred Assyrians reported maeaered In Iraq Mahatma Gandhi began a fast unto death In Yeravda Jail Aug 23 —Gandhi was unconditionally released to save his life of Cuba ousted Sept 5 — Radicals President De Cespedes and his government and assumed rule by Junta 8ept — King Felsal of Irnq'dled In Switzerland and was succeeded by hla on Ghazl 9 — Alelandro Lerroux made Sept premier of Spain Sept 10 — Dr Ramon Grau San Martin was sworn In as President of Cuba Grau San MarSept 14 — President tin decreed general statutes to supof Cuba plant the constitution tn Prussia Parliamentarism wiped out by Premier Goerlng Sept 20 — Chancellor Dollfuss established Fascist dictatorship over Aus- Jan 14 — Seven French aviators flew from Si Louis western Africa to Natal Brasil in 14 hours minutes Feb 8— Gayford and Nichoietts English aviators completed record breaking nonstop flight of 6S4H miles from Cranweil to Walflsh Bat England South Africa Feb 9—Captain Molllaon flew from Africa to Brazil April I— Four Britona in two planes crossed Mt Everest April to— Francesco Agello Italian broke world a seaplane record ' ' Ing 4265 miles an hour S Karavnake of May 4— Capt Poland flew from Senegal to Brasil June I— Capt Frank Hawk flew rrom Los Angeles to New York In robot controlled In 12 hour plan 26 minutes June Mattern hopped off at New York cn world encircling flight landed on Island Oslo Norway June 11— Barberan and Collar of Spanish army flew from Spala to Cuba Juna 14— Mat tern missing on boo from Khabarovsk to Nome June 11— Barbaras and Collar lost In flight to Mexico City “ fliihoFhtcgan yaarcearmadda- J Un dyJrU'lhT7laa“er“ July 9— Colonel and Mra Lindbergh began flight to Green land Iceland and Europe July 11— Italian air squadron landed at Cartwright Labrador July 14— Italian air aquadroa reached Montreal July 15— Wiley Poet began flight and Darius and of Chicago hopped off for Lithuania — all from New York BrIPo and the Italian air fleet arrived In Chicago July 16— I'uet reached Berlin In recme ord Darius and Glrenas killed tn crash of the r p'ane near Soldin Germany July 19— Italian air armada arrived New York night July 2- 2- 'Hey Post completed hours around wo d In day minutes Molllaon and July 23— Capt J his wife Amy Johnson flew norosat Atlantic from Wales and crashed Stratford Conn lert July 25— Italian air aquadron New York for home Seven American army flyers Kinea Callt In crash of plane at Oceanside of France Aug 7 — Rossi and Codns INew IHlf 3ro'T made record York to Rayak Syria 6900 miles at Aug 11— Italian air fleet arrived Rome de Plnedo Francesco 2—Gen Sept New famous Italian aviator killed at noSpt 4— Florence Kllngenemlth ted pilot killed In plan crash at ternational air races at Chicago new Sept 25— Col Roacos Turner set record transcontinental of 14 houra 6M minutes ascendSept 20— Russian balloonists miles for new record ed 20— Settle snd Fordney ascend-aNov 41237 feet in stratosphere balloon from Akron Ohio 4 — Colonel snd Mra Lindbergh Dec flew across th Atlantic from BatburaL Africa to Natal Braall flew over 12— The Lindberghs Dec ts Manaoa from th Brazilian jungl Trinidad landed at Pee 14— Th Lindbergh Miami Fla DISASTERS Jan 4 — French Bouth Atlantic liner destroyed by flrs 19 of tbs Atlantlqu craw perishing Jan 11 — Southern California swept by disastrous gale two men killed Feb 10 — Sixty two killed by explosiGeron of gas tank at Ntunklrchsa many March t — About 1504 killed by tidal In Japan wavs and earthquake March 14 — Earthquakes In Loa Angeles district killed 115 Injured 6004 and caused property damage reaching 75 millions In 14 — Tornado Ten nesses March killed 26 March 26— Fall of transport plans killed 12 In California — 28 British llnsr March air crashed In Belgium 15 killed 30 — Tornado killed 65 in March Texas Arkansas and Louisiana March 21 — Six killed In plans crash tn Kansaa April 8— U S 8 Akron with TT officers and men crashed In storm off New Jersey coast Admiral Moffat and 73 others lost April 22 — West India docks at London destroyed by flrs loss 3154 00000 — Tornadoes In Louisiana and May Arkansas killed 68 8 — Town of Ellsworth Mains May destroyed —by fire Tornado In tha Cumberland May 10 valley killed 62 floods in Indiana May 14 — Disastrous and Illinois Juna 2 — Oil explosion In Long Beach Calif killed 4 and did vast damage — 4 Train wreck la France killed June 116 14 snd Injured Jun 9 — Nln killed 150 hurt tn celluloid factory explosion at North Arlington N J fair sightJuna 11 — Chicago World’ killseeing plans crashed snd burned persons ing nine — July 2 Cyclone In Cubs killed 21 and did vast damage to tobacco crop In Bear Creek July 7 — Cloudburst canyon Colorado killed about IS persona — Disastrous hurricane In Aug southern Texas Aug — Five United States naval airmen killed in crash in Hawaii — Aug 14 Floods In China reported fatal to 60000 Aug 24 — Score of deaths and vast property damage resulted from storm coast along Atlantic Aug 29 — Eight killed snd many jured In wreck of passenger train In New Mexico — Hurricane killed more than Sept 10ft In Cuba In 6 — Hurricane lower Rio Sept Grande valley killed 100 tn train killed Sixteen collision at Binghamton— N Y on gulf coast of Sept 15 Hurricane 150 hlexlco killed about 16 —Great property Sept damage dons by gals that awept north Atlantic coast Sept 24 — Hurricane wrecked Tampico Mexico killing 64 relief roll workOct — ers killed and many Injured In brush fire at Loa Angelea Calif Oct 10 — Seven killed when passenger near Gary Ind plane exploded — Four Dec hundred killed by In China earthquake 14 —Ten children killed and 30 Dec Injured when train struck school bua at Crescent City Fla NECROLOGY —S P Henderson Jan general manager of Alton railroad In Chicago DemJan 2 — Mrs Belle Mnskowtts ocratic leader of New York Jan I — Lr Wilhelm Cuno former German chancellor Bickford Jack American movls actor In Paris Jan — Calvin Coolldge former PresMaas ident In Northampton Gilbert Colgate of New York philanand capitalist thropist — Jan Kepresentatlv Robert R Butler of Oregon — Representative 8 KenJan A dall of Pennsylvania Jan 13 — l'rof Dana Carleton Munro of Princeton 15— Jessie Mrs Jan Sayre daughter of late President Wilson W W Webb Rt Rev episcopal bishop of —Milwaukee Jan 18 John Bundy Indiana artist Jan 21— George Moore Irish novelist Jan 22 — Elisabeth Mnrbury of New York theatrical producer Jan 23 — Arthur Garford Industrial-1s- t and political leader In Elyria Ohio E A McCulloch member of federal trade commission Jan 24 — Earl of Chesterfield Jan 26 — Irs O H P Belmont of New York In Paris Jan 28—George Salntabury English literary critic Para Teasdale American poet 30 — Rear Admiral W Jan H H U S N retired Southerland Jan 81 — John Galsworthy English novelist — F G Bonflls publisher of Feb Denver Post Feb 4 — Archbishop Rojaa Arrleta of Panama Prof A H Payee British Egyptologist Feb 5 — Addison Mliner architect tn Palm Beach Fla —Dr Lawrence F Feb Abbott former editor of the Outlook Count Albert ApponyL Hungarian statesman Feb 11— John D Ryan copper magnate in New York B M Winston Chicago financier Feb 12— Field Marshal Sir William Robertson In London former goxrornor Georgs R Carter of Hawaii Sir John A Thomson British scientist Feb 14 — R N Matson to Greece In Cheyenne Wyo Feb 18 —Jamei J Corbett former heavyweight— champion Feb 21 Rear Admiral R 8 U S N retired formFeb 26 —Thomaa W Gregory er attorney general of United States Grand Duko Alexander of Russia In Franc comHlera film Feb 27— Walter edian March 2—Thomaa J Walsh former enator from Montana and named atIn Kooaevelt cabinet torney general Rear Admiral John D Rodgers U 8 N retired March 6 — Mayor Antoa J Cermak of Chicago in— Miami Fla March 7 Will R Wood of Indiana MaJ S A Gen & D 8turgls D retired March 11— Senator Robert B Howell of Nebraska March 14 —Sir Henry Thornton former president Canadian National railway March 17 — Brig Gen Charles King author Civil war veteran March 18 — Duke of AbruxzL 30 — Jefferson De March Angella actor April 6 — Wileoa Mliner author April 5 — Earl Derr Bigger novelist 10— Dr" Henry Van Dyka April author arvl— educator B Kevin compoae April 17 George music at Easton of eacred Pa April 18 — Judge Webster Thayer of who presided at Boston aetti trial Fred Terry English actor Amer April 20 — William Courtenay lean actor April 21 — Joseph Kllgour American actor April 25— Dr Felix Adler philosopher In New York 29 — Rev Thomas Sherman April 8 J ion of Gen William T Sherman Francis Richards noted laventor la New Britain Conn C 8 Kepresentatlv Texas 2— William E Haskell May veteran editor and publisher In Salisbury Md May 7 — Prof George H Palmer of Harvard university May 8—Cardinal Cerrettl In Rome Col C E Stanton U S A retired author of phrase “Lafayette w ara here” May 16— Col Fred Kilgore commanding Fourth regiment of marine at Shanghai Ernaat Torrence veteran screen actor May 16 —Dr John Grlej Hlbben emeritus of Princeton president Prof Lee Wilson Dodd of Yale Dr J C DaCosta famous surgeon In Philadelphia 17 — Cllntdn May writer May on W Gilbert political In Washington — Porter J of North Dakota In Washingt- 18 May $4— Admiral Lord Wemyaa of British navy May 26 — Horatio Bottomley of LonMay 29 — Dan O’Leary famous pedestrian May 10 — Prof W L Elkin of Tala astronomer June 3—William Muldoon veteran In Purchase N sportsman June 6— Henry C Rowland American author June 7 — Cyrua H K Curtta publisher In Philadelphia June 10— Wlnchell Smith American and actor playwright Jun 15— Capt W P Wright of Chicago national commander of G A R Harry M Jewett of Detroit automo bile manufacturer June 19—0 L Bodenhamer former rational commander of American Legion B E Representative of Kemp Louisiana — 20 June Paul Kester American playrlght Rose Pastor Stokee radical leader June 22 — Representative E B of Alabama — A R Ersklne motor ear July Official in South Bend Ind — $ Russell Boardman American July aviator Hlpollto Yrlgoyen former president don of Argentina first gover- July 6— C N Haskell nor of Oklahoma July 5 — Sir Anthony Hopo Hawking English novelist 12 — Edwin New Gould Yorlr July financier 16 — Prof July Irving Babbitt of Harvard July 18—Gilbert N Haugen former from Iowa congressmen former senJuly 20— E 8 Johnson ator from South Dakota Viscount Burnham British newspaper publisher July 26 — Louise Cloaser Hale novelist and actress July 21 — K C Bchuyler of Denver former senator from Colorado — Chester 8 Lord veteran Aug of New York journalist Aug 6 — J D Oliver of Bouth Bend Ind plow manufacturer 14 — Dr anFrederick Starr Aug In Japan thropologist Aug 15 — Alan Winslow of Chicago famous war aviator Aug 17 — Rear Admiral C B MorN gan U S — 23 Marie CahillAmerican Aug actress W W WatAug 27 — Congressman son of Pennsylvania Aug 28 — W A Bechtel of San Francisco head of companies building Boulder dam Sept 2 — G T Marye former American diplomat actor and Sept 6 — Clay M Greene playwright 7 — Viscount Grey of Falloden statesman H 8 — Rev Dr Charlea of New York King Felsal of Iraq 9 — Federal William 8 Sept Judge Kenyon of Iowa Paul Koenig commander of Cnpt German submarine Deutschland In war F E J Lloyd prlmato Archbishop of American Catholic church Sept 12 — Alfred Sutro British playwright H 14 — Irwin Hoover chief Sept usher of White House H 17 — F New York Sisson Sept banker artist and Sept 19 —E W Kemble author 20 — Dr Annie Besant world Sept In Madras leaderof Theosophlsta Sept British Sept India— Carr Cook American actress Madge 24 — Horaee New Liverlght Sept York retired publisher MaJ Gen W J 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