Show THE GARLAND TIMES June t President Roosevelt" tn furtb hi future plan for" Ofttei went of living June ’ll— Silver bill passed by the Chronology of the Year 1934 compile b EW PICKARD DOMESTIC — President Jan Roosevelt accepted of the the resignation of Secretary W H Woodin and appointed reaaury Henry Morenthuu Jr to surt'peil him Jan 3— Uungrem opened regular evaRoosevelt’® sion and heard PreMdrnt message deiliwinj? the New Deal must be marie permanent 4 — CoiiKress Jan revived President Roosevelt's budget message ealUng for lCMs billion dollars Jan 5 — House passed $470000000 national i'uor tax bill Jan 8—tiuprenie court upheld moratorium on mortgages Jan 10 — President Roosevelt aked the serjate to ratify the SL Lawrence w atet way tr afy Senate liquor tax passed national bill 12 — (Jen Blanton Winship was Jan govtrnor of Potto Rico vice appiintttl it H tJore resigned nlia j (Jregg was appointed chief of the weather bureau asked Hooseo!t 5 President Jan to for additional authority congress at ie federal bank £uld reserve and fix dollar between f 0 and fb ctnts Jan IP — President Rooseelt mortified to increase his economy regulations annual payments to disabled veterans dollars tv 21 million of representatives 2o — Dnise Jan 5ou passed Die President a money bill iu i Naval supply bill of 284 Jan til by house pa — Jan 27 Senate passed Presidents ni'Micv bill President Jan 3d — Nation celebrated Roosevelt's birthday Mouse passed the Vinson navy bill Jai 31 — President established a 3306 cent dollar Ft t 6 — United States Supreme court quashed all pending federal dry cases y— President and postmaster Feb cancelled all air mall contracts general and the army was called on to carry the air mail Feb 14 — William P MacCracken and to I H by senate Hrlttln sentenced ten days In Jail for contempt in connection with air mall Investigation Fefl 19 — Army air corps began mail lng the 21air — House passed tax revision Feb - Feb 22 — Roger Touhy and two members of hla gang convicted in Chicago John Factor and glvetj of kidnaping 99 years In prison Feb 26— President asked congress to create federal commission on wire and radio communications FeJ) 27 — Senate voted to restore 350 millions in veterans' benefits and fed eral salaries Feb 28 — House voted against federal furniture factory — President asked congress March for power to negotiate tariffs — John Dillinger bank robMarch escaped from Jail ber and desperado at Crown 5 —Point Ind court upheld govMarch Supreme ernment price fixing aRked Industry Roosevelt President to raise wages and shorten hours March 6— Senate passed full strength bill navy construction Judge Florence President appointed circuit court A lien of Ohio as federal ©f appeals Judge ordered army 10— Piesident March halted air mail service General Cummings ordered Attorney criminal action agalrcst Andrew Maloti Janies J Walker Anil others for Income tax evasion — House passed bill for March mediate payment of veterans’ bonus in greenbacks Willnrd 13— Arthur Cutts Mi rch president of University of Illinois Lawrence 14— St waterway March bv the senate treat Marah lit— Army resumed Hying air mail March 23 — President urged passage of Job iisuiame— bill Ugned PhilipMarch 24 President bill pine independence settled threatPresident March Industry ened strike In automobile — vetoed 26 economy President March bill left for Florida Marsh 27— President cruise H )Ue Maoh biil Veto Mareh In do veto of economy bill overrode economy 98 — Senate overr Johnson Imposes wt$k on soft coal industry took oath April 9 Kloi eo e K Allen as lirM woman federal Cleveland 31— Jud:e of Rihhop Cannon and Alisa Trial Ada Burroughs lor violation ot corrupt act began in Washington practices 10 — House committee began April made by Dr of ion charges iga of members Wirt that William to overtrust” were plotting "brain the government throw It— Senate voted for 10 per April cent Increase in income tax April 13 — Senate passed its $480000 000 tax bill with Income tax publicity provision to returned Roosevelt President Washington — from fishing tripNorth Da April 16 Gov Ranger of kota and eight others indicted by United States fur forced collections from workers relief ended 18— Wirt Investigation April by Democrats after bis story was deniApriI ‘1 Milk control plan dropped by the AAA April 24 — American fleet of 111 warships made record transit of Ranama J7 — Hifcffop Cannon and Mies acuitted of violation of corrupt practices act Senate passed air mall bill April 28— — Postmaster General Parley May 15 air rnnl contracts awarded New revenue bill enacted by con CAprH Burroughs rress May — House passed stock exchange control bill May 8— federal grand Jury In Pittsburgh refused to indict A W Mellon for tax evasion May 12 — Senate passed bill stock exchange May 16 — Senator David A Reed dePennin feated (Joy Gifford Demo Republican primaries sylvania crate nominated Joseph F Guffey for enate Senate passed bill for federal control rf rad'o18 —and wire communications President Roosevelt In mesMav called for domestic sage to congress control over arms and and international ni unitlons Seven bills to aid federal war on crime were signed by the President Zook resigned as comDr George of education effective July missioner of Des and John W Studebaker Moinea was selected to succeed him Roosevelt asked May VI — President to bill pass partly remonetiscongress ing silver Map 26 — Chicago's Century of Progress exposition reopened modificaMy 27 President oidered codes tion of service industries Roosevelt delivMay" 10 — President ered Memorial Day address at Gettysburg Cotton textile workers called general strike May 81— President Roosevelt reviewed the United States fleet off New York House passed admimstra Jon's silver" bill Jun I— Congress completed enactment Of stock exchange control bill ITeWent sent message tn congress aayirvg America expected payment of excuse wartdebts unless satisfactory wern offered $ — Cotton textile strike called offJue( compromise conHoue passed communications trol biR' Jue4 — Senate the tariff bill P Fletcher of PennJ it ne IHenry pasd ey iv a n9'yJrjJJ2rhalrrnfifl pflepub--n : ?Vi tee? 8— senate le 14— Renat confirmed R G aa undersecretary of sgricuituie June 15'teel to workers decided oostpone strike Indefinitely of North June Ranger Dak a and four others convicted of defrauding United States government June 18— Seventy-thircongress adjourned June ?0—Presi1nt Roosevelt given degite of doctor of laws at Vale Cleaners M'rapped their NRA code June Presi e n t Roosevelt ordered in middle west spending of $15kOOOOOO drouth Hreis June United States milk code held in Illegal by Federal Judge Barnes Chicago' JiiiW Board of three named by President to mediate steel industry troubles July President Roosevelt sailed on cruiser Houston fur vacation cruise to Haw ait July 4— Rv John F O'Hara elected president of Notre Dame university July Eightieth birthday of Reat Jackson publican party celebrated Mich July 3—Senate'? jail sentence of W for contempt upset by appeals rssis ppi voted to remain -- Unions In San Francisco for neneml st ike In in P D McCracken court of July dry luly arva voted Julv effect strike —General San of Jaims J Doollng elected head Tammany of Gov Willum Unger July North Dakota ousted by state supreme tsion coui General strike at San FranJuly cisco called off strike riots In MinnJuly 2b— Serious eapolis and Sea tile Blue Eagle restored to HarrinTan hosiery mills in To r nesMe ITcsM n t Roosevelt ordered July the beginning of vast reforestation protect m nmhvest plains region — John Dillinger notorious July to death by federal desperado shot ag mi s in Hm ago July 24— President readied Hawaiian w iters July 25— Pacific coast longshoremen voHm! to accept mwhvion Julv put under mar1 because of tial law by Governor tea meters’ strl ke 26— strike on Longshoremen's July Pacific coast ended in compromise Roosevelt 3— President landed Aug at Portland Ore of sliver or9— Nationalization Aug dered by the President — anWallace Aug Secretary nounced virtual abandonment of crop reduction program for 1935 Strike of 15000 employees of Aluminum Company of America started U Black Aufc resigned as governor of federal reserve board — United Textile Workers Aug voted for general strike in cotton textile industry 17— Wool silk and rayon unAug ions voted to JcXIn in textile strike 18— Lou Isla na legisli lure passed Aug laws making Senator long and Governor Allen dictators of the state — Twelve bandits took Aug from armored money truck in Brooklyn N Y Truck drivers strike in Minneapolis in ended compromise Aug 24— Reciprocal trade treaty with Cuba proclaimed by President Roosevelt Sept 1— Director of the Budget Lewis DcugUs resigned 8— coal code authority Retail Sept resigned In protest against NRA method Sept 4— Strike of textile workers began declared 50 per cent effective Aluminum workers' strike Sept ended by compromise — Maine Governor Sept Hale Rrann Democratic and Senator Republican and voted repeal of state prohibition —law facHuey Senator Long's Sept tion won in Louisiana election — Government renewed Its tax Sept evasion charges against Andrew Mellon — Solution of Lindbergh baby Sept kidnaping begun with arrest in New York of Bruno H Hauptmann with part of the ransom money President's special bnard offered plan for ending of textile strike orSept 22— Textile union officials dered end of the strike Sept 24— Backers rained pay of 8 per cent employees — Gen reJohnson Hugh j'ept effective turned as NRA administrator Oi tuber 27— President announced apSept the pointment of boards to conduct NR Sept 30— in radio a President Roosevelt declared address that he would seek to eud strike rial truce Simuel Insuli of ict and former associate begun in Ghicago ut DAmcrican Federation of Labor convention in San FranoiM’o voted 3o day for hour work week rt President ordered 36 hour week for cotton garment industry 22— Oct American Legion convention Miami Fla opened Flovd notorious Okla"Fietty Boy’ homa outlaw killed by federal officers near East Liverpool Ohio 25— American Legion Oct demanded immediate bonus payment and ejected Frank Belgrano Jr of San Francisco national commander Rayon and silk dyers went on strike — Uct Fair Chicago's World's closed 6— Fleet tons resulted Nov generally In decided Democratic victories with senate gain of lu seats and loss of 10 seats In house Nov 9— Marriner Eccles of Utah made governor of federal reserve board — President Roosevelt Nov ed advisory council vfor social appointreiorma P Graham headed by Frank Martial law declaied In Arfxona In states light against California project 14— U n employment Nov Insurance program outlined by Rremdnt Roosevelt before conference on economic security 15— President Nov Roovelt left Washington for Warm Springs via the Tennessee valley projects Nov 20 — (leu Smedley Butler told committee of congressional alleged Fascist plot to seize the government Insull 24— Samuel Nov and 16 s acu r ed of fraud in Chicago Face’’ Nelson 27— "Baby Nov pubNo killed two government lic enemy III agents near Harrington and was himself shot to death Lenront Pec Katherine chief of the childrens bureau appointed Department of Labor Pet — United States Supreme court upheld right of land grant college to mane military training compulsory Pec President Roosevelt returned to Washington — National Dec on conference enmo prevention opened in Washington Dec reported tem Dec President tonamed committee end war profits legislation — Ures wienUs advisory council unemploj ment innurance sys— National Lonrd rrourre P'5 b Plrn dollar public works ro 12— Dec to draft outline program for ?f to venrs INTERNATIONAL reand Jan 7— Paraguay Bolivia sumed war in the Chaco Boreal the truie having expired — France United Jan quadrupled States Import tjuotaa France and Russia signed new commercial treaty of Jan 23— Government President Mendieia of Cuba recognized by United Slates Jan 26— Germany and Poland signed a ten year peace treaty to leb 5— Austrian cabinet decided appeal toNa League of Nations against a K’irrtssion German 17— Great Britain Feb and Fran Italy agreed to maintain Austria’s dependence— and integrity March China reiused to recognize Manchukuo 23 — France charged Germany March had violated Versailhs treaty — April Japan protested against th giving of a d to China bv other nations — Bolivian and Pnmgaayans June fought gryiU Battle in lie ' Jny Britain ami Italy au- ltiTeat flounced approval of eastern Ruropean security pact fontered bv France UalU ow August" 5— Lvacuatmn American marines completed severed all relaAug tions with Russia — at 21 World Jewish conference Aug of Geneva declared redoubled boycott Nazi Germany Boot h—slacted SFivangeRne— gencial of the Salvation Army 10— Sweden Snpt Richard Sandler elected president of League of Nations 16 — Russia Sept accented Invitation to join League of Nations Sfit 18 — Russia became a member of the Lacr ue of Nations 23 — Russia agreed to sell half Sept to Interest in Chmee Eastern railway U00 Manchukuo for $50 27 France nd Sept Great Britain Italv signed agreement to guard independence —of Austria o of Juso Alexander King Stavla and Foreign Minister Barthou nf bv in Marseilles Frame asausNinated Mm ednri ia n terrorist Uct 23 — Japan demanded naval enual Itv with United States and Great But am medicine 25 — Nobel uct prize In awatded to Dr George Minot G H Whipple and W K Murpliv of United States — Luigi Firnfidelll Nov Italian nnv Nobel ehM awarded and playwright for llterwture 'rre Nov 15 -- Dr Harold C Urey of Co lurnb a univers tv New York awarded dis his me Nd for in chemistry prize cosery ’f 'heavy dtcr'' Nov 22 — Jugoslavia accused Hungary of rom?l cj of King in assassination Alexander renueM iv 26 — Italy refused French for extradition of Dr Ante PavHlch allece-leader of band that killed Kins Alexander of Jugoslavia Pec — France refused to join Japan in denouncing WaMdng’on naval treaty Pec Germany promised France to pnv for the Saar coal mines and grant po'itual equality to citizens of the 6 — League of Nations decided to the international police force into Gerand excluded vienh being o plan agreed 27 000 — Jugosixia deported Hungarian —residents of that country notified Pec United It would help in League of Nation Paraguay peace between negotiating and Bolivia ac la and Hungary peace pro cepud lc'iiMic of Nation® pnsal averting danger of war m Bal kaus pec end Sanr many Pec FOREIGN — George Tatarescu Jan Oecame preupsr of Ruiuaiiia Jan 10 Marinus Van dor Dubbe who beheaded burned tiie reichstug building In eiPMtf— Jan 15 Ramon Grau San Martin signed as preMdent of Cuba and Carlos Hcvia was selected to succeed him Jan 16 — Thancellor Hitler made dictator over ell German InduKtrv Jan 17 — Hevla resigned presidency of Cuba and Garins Mendieta was named Bato succeed hirn bv Col Folgencio tista head of the army Jan 27 — Chautemps' French cabinet resigned Jan 30 — Daladler formed new French government made Chancellor German relchstag Hitler sovereign of all the states Feb 6 — Serious riots in Paris against the Daladler government — Premier Daladler of France Feb underresigned and GastonnewPoumergue of took formation government his announced 9— ioumergue Feb rioted cabinet for France Communists In Baris Feb 12 — Civil war broke out In Ausand the the government tria between Socialists and hundreds were killed Feb 14 — Bocialibts revolt In Austria dead estimated at 1000 to suppressed 2UU0 Feb 17 — Albert king of the Belby fall while climbing gians killed small peak near Namur NicFeb 22 — Gen Augusto Sandlno araguan patriot and rebel leader murat dered by national guardsmen nagua — Henry l as enthroned March Emperor Kang Teh In of Manchukuo Spain resigned lerroux cabinet made preMarch 2 — Lerroux again of mier Spain Marcn 2u— Hitler launched program to give" Jobs to idle March 28— Gen Johan Laldoner comes dictator of Estonia — High army officers 9 of RuApril mania arrested for plot to kill the king Aon! 22— Serious revolutionary riots in Spain — Spanish cabinet 25 resigned April April 28 — lUtardo Ibunc formed new Spanish cubim-April Ju - Austrian parliament adopted new i onM it upon — King Ibn Saud of Arabia May gan war —on the kingdom of Yemen Premier Aiussolmi set up rule May y bv guilds of country declared in war In May 13 — Armifctice a tnu May a 9 Rii lparian srmv established by bloodless coup dictatorship 1‘ius canonized Conrad of Rope 24— Thomas Masnrvk holo a k la president —of (' May 25 DgIi dail abolished the senate — Italian scientist announced June artificially discovery of new element created from uranium June 15— President Mendieta of Cuba wounded ami two navv otiiceis killed May GARLAND UTAH new airplane altitude record of 47660 feet 8— FrqncfcLPJr Jlner fell In English channel' six perishing May 14— George K Rond and (Vasal e Sat'elli stii ted from New York on nonstop flight to Rome May 15 Rond and Sabelll landed In Ireland because of engine trouble and Cud us bciiQ 081 Aity from Fart to California May 2x Wing trouble forced Rossi and Codog to land at New York June 28 B and J Adarnowic started (tight from New Yotk to Warsaw F via la nor Grace June shortage forced u z btoUn-ito hind In Normandv 24— Ti n United States army July bombing plains completed Right from to Fairbanks Washington Alaska July 28 Mratnsphete balloon D start-but ed Horn mar Rapid City N fabric ripped at toiOin) feet three cupants of gondola came dowu safely with parachutes Aug s James Avllng and leonard Reed btgui nonstop (light "from Beucii (hit to Bagdad Aug Aylmg and Heed forced to land near London by lack of fuel 19— Rond Aug and Sabftllt flying back from Koine crashed in Wales — Col Kuhite Turner won Sept Thoiupson tfophy at national air races In Cleveland noted Douglas Pavia kill d dining the race pilot 28 Roland won International Sept balloon ra o -- Twenty Get left Engairplanes land on race to Melbourne Australia Let 23 C A Scott and Campbell Klai k of England won air race to 22 hours and 25 Melbourne in duyg minutes Lieut Francesco Agetlo of set new seaplane speed mark offtftly' i mil°a an hour Rrof Jean Riccnrd ond hTt wife made ' stra t osphei e balloon set hC ofjv ffn miles — Sir Nov Kin&ford-Charles ’ ml Capt R Smith Tuylor completed (light from iirlsbane to Gakland AustralM Cahf s Nov ’mmanded 'IrJnsport plane aid oy Rickenbacker flow (imu Burbank 'dif to Newark N J in 12 hours minuics 50 seconds 3— Flight Lieut C T P Ulm of AuMnlia and two companions startn Might to ed Gakland Calif wue forced down at sea and ilohululj lost lc DISASTERS Jan — Explosion and (no in mine at Dux Cvk lo'ftlovakui killed 14u men Jan 8— Eighty per bl ed In a panic at Koio Japan Jan 15 Ea thquake shook all India killing 5o0 Kremli plane crashed kill- officials ing ten --including prominent Feb 20 'len aged widows and daughters of Civil war veterans burned to death at home tn Brookville Fa 23 Feb killed by Eight persons crash of air liner near Balt Lake City 25 — Tornado F b In Georgia 23 and Mississippi killed 12 — New Match Japanese torpedo boat capsized about 1U0 men drowning March 14 — La Liberated Salvador most destroyed by dynamite explosion and Are 15u lives lost dead 1000 March 21 — One thousand Japan injured In— fire at Hakodate 25 lives lost In Oklahoma April floods 7— Fifty killed Norwegians April when huge cliff fell Into a fjord in JugoApril 21 — Mine explosloo killed 150 slavia men killed In May 7— at disaster mine Buggingen Germany May 15 — Liner Olympic ramrued and seven sank Nantucket lightship drowned Mine blast m Belgium killed In steamer Lake Finlaod Ank 21 drowned Stockyards May 19 — Chicago Union fire by $8000000 partly destroyed 25— Landslide in May Kwantung province — China killed 250 June Forty children killed by bur rlcane near China — Two thousand June killed by hurtn Salvador ricane — Air liner crashed and burned June seven persons killed In the Catskills Floods destroyed Honduras June town 1000 lives lost 1?— Disastrous July earthquake at David Panama July IS — Klondl !o’ southern Roland took scores of lives Aug 4— Three hundred die Id floods In Persia — Ward liner Morro Cattle Sept hurnel off New Jersey coast 134 persons perished Sept 17— Nome Alaska destroyed by fire loss $2000 000 21— Japan by destrucswept Sept more (linn 2000 killed tive typhoon Wales Mine explosion at Wrexham killed 261 men — Disastrous storm along Oct Slates const of Fritted northwest killtd Nnv Scores by typhoon In Philippines Dec — Earthquakes In Honduras stroyed thiee towns Mh Hotel In Laning Dec 40 about lives lost butned SPORTS — Columbia defeated Stanford Jan to Fasudena Roue Bowl game Jan 21— Camper Uimen won national by a terrorist s bomb ski title at Cty Hi June terrorists attacked of New 23 Jan Kinrey llalM'jama aBC paiddeis fifteen killed and many - uuhlnu biYork won national tin wounded title June 30 — Revolt of radicals In the lliards Jan 28 Ed Schroeder Chicago won Nazi party smashed by Chancellor Hitat American championaliip skating ler Gen Kurt von Schleicher ami many Ucononiownc Wis other leaders shot to diulh and scores Feb Harney Boss retained Junior arrested title by defeating Fete welterweight July — Gen Lnzaro Cardenas elected No bo in Kansas City pres dent — of Mexico Feb 23 Johnny Layton won world's July 2 Japanese cabinet resigned billiard championship Juiy 4 — Admiral Keisuke Okaua made Feb 26 Purdue w'on IUk Ten premier 2of Japan championship —Chancellor Dollfuss reorganiJuly Primo Camera defeated March zed Austrian cabinet and declared war Fla on Nazis and bomb throwers Tommy Loughran a! Miami title taining the heavyweight July 17 — urgas elected constitutionTen Big March al president of Brazil Michigan won Indoor traik hampionship f July '2o — Chancellor — Cothran beat Hagenlacher of Nazis April assassinated by group billiard title world's Joy 29 — Kurt tSchUMhmgg appointed forApril 10 — Chicago Black Hawks won chancellor nf Austria of Stanley cup and world’s hocky chamAuj 2 — President von Hindenhurg pionship Germany died and Chancellor Hiller asLouisiana sumed the presidential powers April 27 — Jack Torrence 19 — Germany by 10 to vote State untverbity set new world’s recAug Inches of ord in shot put at 55 feet supieme Hitlers assumption cepted won power May 5 — Cavalcade tha favorite — Strikes and riots throughout the Kentucky derbv Sept Cuba martial law piociaimed cahine) May 12— American golfers defeated British team retaining Walker cup reslg ned — 19 26 won of of Illinois England Mary Quen University May Sept Mary launched the Cutnrder and field championship Queen Big Ten track world's largest ship May 22 — John Kocsis University of won Oct 6 — Radical revolt broke out In Eolf title Big Ten Michigan Catalonia and other part4’ of Spain University of Illinois won Western baseball championship Hundreds killed In fights with troops Conference — Spanish revolution suppressed Oct Mav 23 — Chicago boxers defeated in golden by government to team troops gloves tourof Jugo Uct 9 — King Alexander ney Slavia assassinated May 26 — W Lawson Little San won British amateur golf Oct 10 — Crown Frince Peter 11 years obi uti proclaimed king of der a regency May 28 Barney Ros of Chicago won Congress world s welterweight title from Jimmy international Eucharistic M( Larnin opened in Buenos Aires 17 —Chancellor Hitler of Germain Oct — Hill Cunningham of IndianMav auto race proclaimed— fuehrer for life apolis won Speedway as pre 8 Nov Doumergue resigned m record time Flandin in er of France and Rierrs June — Udvalcade won the American formed new government derby at —Chicago forma’Iv JO— Premier Mu'snlin! Nnv Windsor Lad won the EngJu la installed his system of’ Industrial lish derby In Italy — Olln Putra won National June of 28 — President Salamanca Nov Open golf championship livia forced to resign h military coup won Max Baer of California June of Marina Duke of Kent and Process from world's heavyweight championship Greece married in London Primo Camera of Italy in Nw York Nov 30— Gen Lazaro Cardenas inaugJune —Cunningham of Kansas set urated president of Mexico newr of record for world sprint Per I — Nergel Kirov soviet leader mile In Leningrad assassinated American tennis team of women deleaders to kill all soviet British for Wightnan cup jjc 2 — Riot in Russia uncovered ten armv officers feated won 18 Western June Harry Cooper executed and mnnv others arrested title Open golf Dec j — Russia restored death penJune 22 — Yale defeat! d Harvard In teralty to crush "White Russian" annual boat races rorist plot A June 23— Stanford won the N C terrorists executed track Dec 5 — championship In Russia of England Juris 29— Henry Cotton Russians 6 — Two hundred more Dec won British open golf title Including —GPU officials summarily shot — American beat July league 17 Dec Western Australia's petition to In tional league game in from the commonwealth for secession New York In parliament presented July 15 — Zell Eaton Oklahoma City won western amateur golf title AERONAUTICS July 29 — Pauj Runyan won the Pro4 — French golf chamuionsh Jan seaplane Southern fessional Crob July 31 — British' JjplfuTw team defeated flight from Senegal completed Americans the Davis cup retaining Africa to Natal BtaziL won Cana 11 — Nix American Jan Aug 4 — Tommy Armour navy planes dlan open golf titJe make nonstop flight from San to Honolulu Aug 49— Helen jacoba Won women's So — Jbree Russian balloonists tennis title Jan national —Hans wofl Nussieln 67 to record height of Aug $6 ascended tennis title at Chicago miles and then were killed ‘by f&lLot professional won Fngland Bept 12 — Fred perry their sioiwU fb set American singles tennis title Donati p “April Italy In 15 — W Pan Lawson Little Sept won Francisco national amateur golf championship First test" for —lack of wind hept 17 Bnttsh challenger Endeavor Rainbow in fir&l Americas defeated cu race Mrlarnln defeated Jimmy Barney title welterweight Sept IS— Endeavor won koantt Tare 20 Rainbow won third Amen Sept lea s cup race Jim Londoa defeated Strangler Lewis tn Chicigo world's heavy- returning title eight 22 resiling — Rainbow won fourth race Sept Sopwith s protest not allowed Sept 24 Rainbow won fifth cup race Detroit Tigers won American league pennant Sept 25— Rainbow won sixth race and retained the Americas cup Sept 26— t’mted States aerspted invitation to Olympio games of 19J6 in Berlin 30 — St Louis Cardinals won Sept National icagufe pennant st Louis won first game In Get world's stru-— Detroit won second Uct game Cot 5— St Louis won (hlrd game OcL 6 — Detroit won fourth game Van naWie again won Virginia women's title tional — golf Detroit won fifth game Oct — St Louis won the sixth Oct game — SL Louis Uardlfinla won sevOct enth game— and world’s championship John llevdler resigned Ncv as president — of National baseball league Ford a’ Frick elected presNov National league ident of — Fob Olln won light N4vvjl6 title from Maxis Kosenbloom Yoik in Ne of Minnesota won con fen m o football title western Yale defeated Harvard at football won coast football title fFtanfurd — the army In Navy defeated Da forrt ball — New York Giants defeated Dec Bears winning Chicago prolessional foot ba championship J T Mahoney of New York elected president of Amateur Athletic union D“i 10— Rainey Ross (Ideated Hobby Pacho idaimng Junior welterweight title Dec 12— National league approved night games wiib reservations June 7— James Keeley vice president of Pullman company and former editor — Kept esenlalivs T O Coffin June of Rhtho JaBt remaining Jexe CU Grant cjilld S Grant of Gen June lb — Hal bkeliy American actor June 18— Tom Masson author and euiur Fourth Duke of Wellington — Jana— borne Smith American author June 22— M El Greenebaum veteran Chicago banker June 21 — Charles 8 Thomas of Col orado farmer governor and senator June 25 — R Christte president In vest men t rankers’ association June 27 — Rhodes historian of (he w$tEugene Ahltfin C Work bridge expert June ?8— Zaro Agha 160 years old Munhul In Cl fford G Roe of noted crusdder against white Chicago June 30 The duke of slavery Marlborough July — Chester Long former sen- ator from Kansas Consort Henry of th Neiherlands July t — Mnie Marie Curie ra‘1'um In France erfL Chaim Hiftiiu of Vienna Hebrew poet July — Franklin MacVeagh of Chi coko former 'Secretary treasof th ury Mrs Maud Radford Warren Ameflcan author July — Joseph Keating British — Col Walker July William II chemist — Hugh July prominent union Intmr leader Frayn July it — Julian Hawthorne author only son of Nathaniel Hawthorne 16— Ioula July Ferdinand veteran and conductor of IikIiI opera composer July 21— Col fn'rwer J T Aston chief of chaplains of United Htalea army July 2t — Bishop John W Hamilton dean of Methodl-- t hoard of bishop Jifly 25 — Knuelbert Dullfuss chancellor jf Austria Francois of Faria perfumer U July II Lyauley French soldier July 28 — Marie Bressler actres llerry Irvina Budge author and playwright July 2:t— J I McLaurln former senator from South Carolina NECROLOGY July 2ii— 1‘uul May Belgian ambassador to United States Jan 1— Jacob Wassermann German nov elist Aug — l’atil von Hlndenburg’ president of termany Jan — Prof H C Warren Prince— Ida Mull ton university Aug etern light psychologist — Robnt opera actress American Jan Simpson — William K Auk Vare and editor veteran novelist — Miss Alice French (Octave Republican leader of Philadelphia Jan — Augustus Aiik Amernovelist Thomas Thanet)10—American ican playwright Frank P Glass of Alabama Jan — novand Aug American editor publisher Mary Austin Jan 12— Almaro Sato Japanese dip elist — Raymond Hood tOmaL Auk architect 16 — Albert Auk Dick Jan 14— Walker D Hines former ventor Chicago and manufacturer director general of American railroad Ft of F K Seagrave astronomer at Gen Jean Marchand of France cenProvidence R I ter figure of Fashoda fort incident O A - Jan of Chicago veteran 16 — John Cleveland Sherwln theatrical Klnasbury banker managerT — Aug Jan 18— Joseph Devlin Irish nationRainey of Illinois Henry speaker of the house alist leader— Sir Nigel Playfair English actor and Jan 19 Harrison Fisher American manager artist comVictor Folia Aug 25— Hugo Jan 20— Edward J Brundage Reposer In Holly wood Calif leader tn Lake Forest publican vetAug 10 — Charles B Dillingham Dr Lincoln Huliey president Stetson eran theatrical producer In Naw York Deland Fla university — SI H Gan O Aug MaJ Biahop Jan 21— John !L MeCooey Tammany United States army leader of Brooklyn N Sept — Hubs Columbo screen actor bbmmervllle Amelia former stage and radio crooner In Dos Angeles tar of Sept I — Ur G C Brandenburg Jan 22 — Dr Mary L H Black southPurdue university ern educator Fowler ot New York Arthur A Jan 30 -- Frank N Doubleday New sportsman and author York publisher 4 — Arthur Jordan of IndianapSept Jan 31— Walter Wellman pioneer olis philanthropist and Industrialist aeronaut — and veteran Journalist 6 —Gen ot Theodor Bingham Feb Gilbert M Hitchcock former NewSeptYork senator from Nebraska Sept 10 — Count Joseph Karoljrl HunFeb I— Montague Glass American garian legitimist lender writer 2— Catnerlne Breshkovakaya Sept Eleanors ds Cisneros operatlo star In Prague Russian revolutionist In New York Lorlmer former Sept IS — William Feb 13 — August Anheuser Busch of senator from Illinois St Louis brewery magnate Dr Berthold Daufer of Chicago William Travers Jerome of New York R Chario Flint shipowner and f- anthfopologlst — Sept 10 C B McNaught Canadian inancier financier Feb 14— Melvin A Traylor Chicago banker Sept is— Ruth Hals of New Tork writer and feminist Feb 17 — Albert king of the Belgian Brown Sept 20 — Porter Emerson Feb 18— John R Rogers American playwright of the Mergenthaler linotype machine Duke of SL Albans descendant of in Nsvy York Charles ID 22 — Representative Feb I Joseph Fulton HiHet—21—Robart of Cutting New Hooper Michigan York and philanthropist financier Feb 23 — Sir Edward Elgar British Ivina prominent Sept 23 — Anthony composer Uoiinun In Salt Duka City Horse veteran American Teyton of In' Franca Duclen Gaud champion actor Feb 25 — Dr Daniel W Protheroe of fencer 24 — Turk- Rustem Alfred Bey Sept and director Chicago composer leh diplomat John McGraw veteran baseball manNew Sept 25 — Percy ' A Rockefeller ager 27— York financier Feb Dr Henry O King educafthresford of Irish peer Marquess Ohio tor in Oberlln De Kdvvln Mare American organist March — John Alden poet and editor and composer In Brooklyn N pL 28 — MaJ Gen G fl Harries war William Astor ('hauler explorer and at UresD (line commander In Mentone soldier France 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