Show THE GUNNISON VALLEY NEWS GUNNISON UTAH CHRONOLOGY OF THE YEAR r 19 3 6 COMPILED BY E W PICKARD DOMESTIC Jan 1— Franklin C Hoyt eral alcohol administrator Jan 1 —Congrea opened resigned ai fed- Its session and President Roosevelt delivered hla meitage on th state o the nation Jan 9—Supreme Court decided tha AAA unconstitutional Was Preaident submitted Roosevelt budget message tor fiscal year 1937 Jan A— Democratic national convention June 13 awarded to Philadelphia opening r ' Jan' 10— House pasigd Ymtneaiavi "pay'-inent of bonus bill Jan 11— New' Jersey court of pardons refused to commute Hauptmann's sentence Jan 13— Supreme Court ordered return Of Impounded processing taxes Jan 10— Bruno Hauptmann reprieved for M days by governor of New Jersey Jan 10— Senate passed bonus bill provld-payment by baby bonds Jan 11 — Deficiency appropriation bill a 100000 for New Deal asked Jan 11— Bonus bill sent to President Jan 13— Senate committee rejected substitute AAA bill Jan M— President vetoed bonus bill and bouse voted to override the veto House voted 1290000000 for AAA farm oontracts Jan 7— Senate passed bsby bond bonus "111 over Presidential veto Jan 31— Huey Long's widow appointed ienator from Louisiana to fill out his term Peb 0— Aenate repealed cotton tobacco find rotate eentrol outs Feb 3— House repealed the three farm - acts Feb 3— House voted to Impeach federal Judge Halstead Ritter of southern district Of Florida Feb 10— Supreme Court held Invalid tha Louisiana law taxing newspaper advertising Feb 13— Wayne made secretary of treasury Feb 14 —House passed 1343000000 army appropriation Feb 19— New farm blU passed by aenate f'eb 17— Supreme court upheld right of TV A to distribute electricity developed at Wilson dam House voted to extend neutrality act one Jear Feb IS— Senate passed neutrality extern toon bill Feb II— House passed new farm bill Feb 33— Chief of Police E Francis Griggs of Puerto Rico assassinated bv two nation list Feb 34 —Mai Gen Johnson Ha good re ineved from command for criticising ad anlnlstratton Feb to— Preaident Roosevelt vetoed 000 seed loan bill Feb 39— Interstate commerce commission ut baste railway fares to 8 cents n mils Feb 29 —President signed revised neutral y act Completed Boulder dam turned over to service reclamation March 1— New York building service work re struck March 3— President In message to con ffrese proposed new taxes of 91137000000 — Completed March Norris dam opened By President Roosevelt March 10— Arthur W Cutten of Chicago oted grain speculator Indicted for income tax evasion March 11— District of Columbia Supremo Court permanently enjoined selsu 7 of tele committee grama by aenate 14— New York building service March trike settled by compromise March 19— President Roosevelt asked con Teas for fl 500000 000 lor relief In next seal year March 22 — President Roosevelt started on nnual fishing trip March 83— Senate passed War department bill appropriation March 84— Federal Judge Barnes in Chi cage declared national labor relations act neonstltutlonal March 30— Federal Judge Samuel Altchu Jer of Chicago resigned executed at April 3— Bruno Hauptmann N Trenton J for kidnaping and murder to Col Charles A Lindbergh baby son April (—Supreme court decision curbed powers of securities exchange commission April 8— District of Columbia Suprems Court Justice refused to enjoin Black com nil tee In llearst telegram case April 10— President Roosevelt returned to Washington April 13— President appointed General Ha to of Sixth command corpa area at food Chicago April 17— Federal Judge Halsted L Ritter Of Florida found guilty by aenate on imcharges and removed from of peachment April 33— House passed 1803000000 tax Bin May 1— Alvin Karpla “public enemy No L" captured tn New Orleans Rouse passed 3331000000 navy bin May 0— Senate passed house naval apbill propriation May It— House passed $2364 391 0M relief nd deficiency bill National Red Croea convention opened in Chicago 3— Fra farm mortgage May refinancing bill defeated In house May 10— Guffey coal act declared Invalid Supieme court May 33— Supremo court declared Invalid the municipal bankruptcy act Norman Socialist partv nominated Thomas for President Florida ship May so— Senate approved anal appropriation June 1— Senate passed relief and deficiency bill United State Supreme court held invalid New York minimum wage law June 4— William B Bankhead Alabama looted speaker to succeed the Iste J W Byrns Centennial exhibition June 3— Tessa pened at Dallas Speaker Byrns funeral held at Nashville June 7 --Sixteen Insane fclona fled prison national convention June a— Republican Opened tn Cleveland June 11— Gov Alt M Landon of Kansas Nominated for President by Republicans nominated Frank June 12— Republicans Knox of Chicago for vice president President Roosevelt delivered address at b Texas Centennial exposition in Dallas June 14— Preaident Roosevelt dedicated nt VinGeorge Rogers Clark memorial Ind cennes Delivery of bonus bond to veterans be fan antiJune 17— House defeated lobby bin and Florida ship canal blU Juno 19— Congress passed Bill to— June Congress adjourned June 83— Democratic national convention pened at phtladelnhta June to— Franklin D Roosevelt renoml Rated by acclamation by Democrats Juno 87— John N Garner renominated lor vice presidency July 7— Postmaster General Farley given leeve of absence until after election 9b30M0O0 July 11— Roosevelt dedicated New York bridge Ruth Bryan Owen married Capt Boergo — Rohde of Denmark 14— Roosevelt sons left President and July On two weeks' cruise July IS— Townsend follower opened convention In Cleveland Former Lieut Comdr John S Farnsworth arrested on charge of Belling naval Information to Japanese drouth relief ox July 19— Government tendrd to 19 states officially notified July 33— Alf M to h's nomination for Presidency July 39— President Roosevelt ended vacation mi's at Campobello Island N R to—Cnl Knox Prank officially acJuly cepted Republican nomination for vice preaident July 31— Preaident Rooaevelt visited general ot Canada tn Quebec t Aug 4— persona 23 petroleum Concern and three publishing companies dicted by federal grand Jury for violating law Aug 3— A F of L council suspended ten Bnlons dominated by John L Aug 19— National Union tor Social Juattca tn convention In Cleveland Indorsed Lemk of United Matos and elected rT ITealdent t ourhlin Its president Aug 24— William Phillips undersecretary f siate appointed ambassador to Italy 33— C Bullitt named am wiUlam Aug bassador to rrance vice Jess 1 Straus resigned tour to President Roosevelt began ' drouth area Aug 33— Ruth Bryan Owen resigned ns minister to Denmark Sept 3— President Roosevelt met Governor Landon and six other midwest governor at De Moines In drouth relief conference Sept 4—At Minneapolis flour mills closed by strike Sept a—Suspension to ten unions by A F of L tn ejTpct Sept 14— Main senatorial and state election carried by Republican Sept 20— G A K national encampment opened tn Washington American Legion opened convention tn Cleveland dedicating Peace Carden Sept 24— American Legion elected Harry W Colmery of Topeka national commander C H Williams Ruhe of Pittsburgh elected of G A R Sept 23— Harry Woodring given recess appointment as secretary of war Sept 29— Flour mill worker' strike In Minneapolis ended by compromise Oct 20— Ambassadors Suvtch of Italy and De Ins Rios of Spain and Minister of Canada presented their credentials to President Roosevelt Oct 22— Secretary to Interior lekes released more than $9000000 tor PWA projects In 34 states Oct 23— Burlington Zephyr train broka world record ut run from Chicago to Denver GCl 5iK£!Smit( W STOOD wmflttwe worker' tied up Pacific coast shipping Nov 3— Roosevelt and Garner re elected electoral vote Preaident and vice president 823 to I for Landon and Knox strike voted Nov (—General maritime committee by workers announced ateet wage Leading producers increase averaging 10 per cent Nov 10— National conference on labor legislation opened In Washington Nov 12— Great San Francisco Bay bridg formally Opened of 14 — Engagement announced Nov Franklin D Rooaevelt Jr son of the President and Ethel du Pont Nov 10— American Federation of Labor In convention opened Tampa Nov 17— President Roosevelt started on trip to Buenos Aires recommended Army board of engineer hlp canal completion of Florid R G Tugwell resigned as assistant secretary of agriculture and resettlement Nov 30— Joseph E Davit appointed am ban a dor to Russia Nov 23— U S Supreme court upheld New York state' unemployment Insurance law A F of L convention approved auspen Ion to rebel C I O union 23 — Federation of Labor voted Nov against formation of labor political party Nov 37— American Federation of Labor convention declared for 30 hour week and reelected President William Green Live Stock show Nov 38— International opened In Chicago Nov 30— Herman Strelle of Alberta won wheat king title for fifth time Dec I— Government chartered Ship tailed for Alaska with food Two more unions Joined In maritime workers' strike Glass company Dec 3— IU closed by strike plant at Ottawa Senator Rorah announced opposition to reduction to French war debt at New York boycotted Longshoremen French ship Dec 3— Dr F K Townsend and two associates Indicted tor contempt to house of representatives Automotive worker’ itrtk extended to Goodyear tire Plant at Akron Ohio Deo 4— Republican Chairman John announced he would submit hla resig17 nation on Dec 3— Final election returns showed Roosevelt' plurality to be 11069899 Donald Rlchberg resigned special assistant attorney general 13— Dec President Rooaevelt returned to ' Washington from South American trip Dec 17— Republican national committee rejected Chairman Hamilton's resignation Ic FOREIGN Jan Id— Miguel Comet elected preaident Jan 17— Eleven acquitted nine convicted Stavtaky fraud trial tn Parla Jan 20— King Georoe of England died Jan 81— Former Prince of Wales proclaimed King Edward VIII Jan 33— Premier Laval to France resigned Jan 24— Albert gamut formed new of Cuba In great French cabinet Feb 13— French cabinet suppressed all royalist ©re antzattons because ot riots Feb 19— leftists won Spanish election Feb 17— Paraguay government seized by revolutionaries Rafael Franco military made president Feb 13— Manuel Aunt made premier to Spain Feb 29— Japanese militarists revolted and aasasalnated several high officials buildings In Toklo aeired Feb 29— Rebellion In Japan quelled March 3— New Japanese cabinet headed by Kokt Htrota Installed March 11— Franco made Paraguay a totalitarian state March 13 —Serious Marxist riots throughout Spain In ParaMarch 14— Franco government guay recognised by United States and other nations March 80— Mexican government permitted of 3000 Catholic churches reopening March 33 — Mussolini abolished Italian of deputiea and nationalized chamber all large Industrie preaident Varga proclaimed martial law In Brasil March 39— Germany gave Hitler almost Unanimous vote in reichsug elections April I — Austria decreed genera) con violating St Germain treaty acrtptton April I— Spanish parliament voted President Zamora out of office April 10— Mexican govtrnment expelled former Preaident Callea angovernment April 34 — Honduran nounced aupnresaion of a rebellion 33— Eleasar Contreras elected presiApril dent to Veneiuela April 39— Combination of Communlata and Socialists won majority tn French parliamentary elections April 39— King Fuad 1 of Egypt died and was succeeded by Crown Prince Farouk May 3— Wald party won Egyptian parliamentary election May 3— Coalition to leftists won control to French assembly May 10— Manuel Asana made preaident to Spain vice May 13— Prince von Starhemberg chancellor to Austria dropped from cabinet May 15— Chancellor Schuachnlgg to Austria decreed dissolution of all private armies forced May 17— Bolivian army office! President Soriano to resign and named CoL David Toro to succeed him May 30— Mtguet Mariano Comet Inaugurated president to Cuba May SO— Military revolt started to Nica- ragua Juna S— J H Thomas resigned British Colonial secretary found guilty to disclosing budget secrets June 4—Leon Blum Socialist became premier to France 7— Million June won French worker atrtk at employara accepted “NR A" to Premier Blum June 10— Spanish Red and syndicalists fought machine run battle at Malaga June 13— Pope Plus created two new Italian cardinals June 19— French cabinet decreed dissolution of all Fascist organisations July 19 — Gen Gustav OrMcxDretter chief ot Poland's air force killed la crash With two other officer and royalist started July 19— Fascists revolution tn Spain aeired all July 38— Spanish government Church and school property and took control to Industry and finance Aug 9— Premier Mrtaxat to Greece art because to Communist up a dictatorship plot Aug 19— Zinoviev Kamenev and 14 others pleaded guilty to conspiracy to kill Stalin and seize control of Soviet Russia Aug 23— Russian conspirators sentenced to death British liner Queen Mary set new transatlantic apeed record 24— Sixteen Russian Aug conspirators executed by firing aquad Hitler doubled period to military training In Germany Aug 23— C T Wang made Chinese ambassador to United States Sept 3— Great Britain put Palestine under martial law Sept 9— Caballero Socialist leader became premier of Spain Spanish rebel captured Iron Sept 7— France decided to Spend 3930- 000 ouo on army Sept 11— Britiah trade union congress rejected “popular front" allianco with communist a bcla captured San ta Sebt Sept 19— Spanish loyalist dynamited part nf Alcarar At Toledo k tiling many rebel — defenders Sept 23— French government decided to abandon gold standard and devaluate the Irene Septr 27— Spanish rebels captured Toledo and rescued the Alcarar garrison Oct 1— Gen Francisco Franco became head of the Spanish Insurgent Junta Austria the treaty of St repudiating Germain called 8000 youths for compulsory military training French parliament passed franc devaluation bill Oct 4— Serious riots In Pari between communists and nationalists Oct 9— Italy devalued the lira Oct 11— Arab general strike tn Palestine against Jewish Immigration called oft Oct 14— Belgium dropped all military alliances Oct 30— Spanish rebel plane bombed Madrid killing 189 to Military coup forced reorganization Iraq government Nov 3— King Edward to England opened pledging the nation to peace parliament Nov 4— Spanish Insurgents captured Madrid suburbs Nov 7— Spanish government fled from Madrid to Valencia Nov 19— Spanish rebels forced crossing of Manzanaies river and entered on section of Madrid Nov 19— Roger Salengro French minister of the Interior assailed by rightists committed suicide General Fianco Spanish rebel chief de el fed blockade of liaYcc’loK Nov 24— Dictator Stalin presented new constitution to Russia Nov 28— Military revolt In Quito Ecuador suppressed by government 1— Dec Spanish loyalists launched great offenslv against Fascist Insurgents Germany decreed death penalty for those who hoard wealth abroad New Rusaian constitution approved by soviet congress British house of lords defeated bill to permit "mercy killing ” Dec 2— British Prime Minister Baldwin pleaded with King Edward to accept cabinet' advice to relinquish hi Intimacy with Mra Wally Simmon Renewed rebel air raids oa Madrid killed hundred Coup d'etat In Greece foiled by government Dec 3— King Edward defied cabinet's demand that he choose between the throne and Mrt Simpson Dec Plus stricken with paralysis new constitution given final apRussia' proval by congress of soviets Dec 9— Mexico offered to let Trouky Russian exile reside In that country Dec 7— Mr Wallis Simpson announced her wllllngnes to renounce her association with King Edward to England to end the crisis Dec 19— King Edward of England abdicated in favor to hla brother the duke to York Dec 11— British parliament and the dominions accepted Edward's abdication and the accession to George VI Dec 12— George VI waa proclaimed king to Great Britain and made Edward duka to Windsor Dictator Chiang Kal shek to China kidnaped tn Slaniu by mutinous troops to Marshal Chang Dec 17— Giuseppe Motto elected preaident of Switzerland to many and Russia signed agreement “humanize” submarine warfare Nov 12— Nobel prize tn literature awarded tw- - Eugene O Neill American dramatist: in physics to Prof Cart D Anderson to CaMomta and Prof V G Hess of Austria to chemistry to Prof Peter Debye to Berlin Nov 14— Germany denounced navigation clause of Versailles treaty resuming sovereignty over her Internal waterways Nov 13— Germany and Italy recognized Franco’s Fascist government of Spain — Nobel peace 24 Nov prize for 1935 warded to Cart von Ossietsky German pacifist for 1939 to Carlos Saavedra Lamas Argentine foreign minister 25 — Germany Nov and Japan signed to fight spread to communism agreement Nov 27 — Spanish asked government League to Nations to deal with menace to caused by recognition to rebels by Kace and Germany President Roosevelt addressed Brazilian parliament at Rio Chinese revealed Japanese plan to create Inner Mongolian puppet state Nov 29— League of Nations council called to deal Spanish war matter Nov 39— President Rooaevelt arrived at Buenos Aires Dec 1— peace con great In Bueno Atrea opened with speech by President Rooaevelt Great Britain charged that Germany had sent 8000 armed soldiers to aid Spanlah Insurgents Dec 3— Nicaragua recognized the Franco - ‘CT'S'M® INTERNATIONAL Jan to Ethiopia protested to League of Nations against use of poison gaa by Italians and bombing to Swedish ambulance Jan 4— Italian flyers bombed Egyptian Red Cross camp tn Ethiopia Jan 19— Japan withdrew from naval conference tn London British Red Croat unit tn Ethiopia bombed by Italian airmen Jan 22— Seven European powers pledged to war forces against Italy if Britain waa attacked Jan 39— Manchukuo opened military operations against Outer Mongolia — Italians Feb defeated Ethiopians after six day' battling on northern front March 1— Ethiopians defeated by Italians In another great battle tn Tembten area March 3— League o( Nations committee aked Italy and Ethiopia to consider an armistice March 9— Ethiopia accepted proposal for peace parley Marcn 7— Hitler denounced the Locarno the Rhineland treaty and remtlttartxed France moved troops to border and voked covenant of league against Germany Mussolini accepted in principle parley tn Fthloptan war BelFranck March 11— Great Britain gium and Italy Indicted Germany for violation of Locarno treaty and referred further action to League of Nations council French aenate ratified mutual assistance treaty with Russia March 17— Hitler accepted Invitation to be represented at league council meeting tn London 19— League March council condemned Germany for violating treaties March Locarno powers proposed Iilan foran settlement oftoRhineland crista ultimatum Germany March 21— United States and Britain Franc agreed on treaty limiting size ot battleships March 22— Italy Austria and Hungary trenrthened their alliance 24— Hitler March rejected peace proposals r March 29— Italian bombers destroyed aecond city to Ethiopia March 39— Iran withdrew tta diplomatic from Washington representative LoSI— March Hitler proposed to other carno powers an armistice tn Rhineland dispute and consideration of his peace plana April 4— Italy announced great victory over Ethiopian force settleApril 3— France rejected Hitler' ment plan April 14— Italian force occupied Destyo Ethiopia April 19— British French and Belgian tenoral ataffa planned united detente against possible attack by Germany the DarApril 17— Turkey remilitarized danelles tn violation to Lausanne treaty League ot Nations abandoned effort to nd war May 3— Ethiopian Imperial family abandoned Addis Ababa as Italians drew near city burned and looted by native May ft— Italians occupied Addis Ababa and declared the war ended May 3— Italy formally annexed Ethiopia and announced restoration of Roman empire May 13— Musaollnl recalled Italian from Geneva league council adjourned to June 13 Guatemala withdrew from May 13 League ot Nations State senate ratified new May London naval treaty Dictator Chiang June 19— Chines ordered northern troops to oppose advance of army Juna 17— British cabinet voted for end to sanction against Italy July 12— Germany and Austria revived to pact friendship July 13 — Sanction against Italy ended July 19— Turkey given right to militarize the Derdenelles 30— Great Britain and Russia reached July a naval accord with no limit on Soviet tonnage July 31— Groat Britain France Belgium Italy and Germany agreed to work out a new Locarno pact to Aug (—Germany strongly protested Spam against killing of tour Nazis and shelling of German steamship Russia and Aug 21— Hitler demanded “slander" radio Spain stop campaign ngainat Germany and Paraguay renewed Aug diplomatic relations Germany barred shipments to war munitions to spam Aug 26— Great Britain and Egypt signed treaty to tlltnnc Secretary Hull told Spain United States would tenor blockade of Spanish ports Aug 7— Great Britain and Prance asked 17 nations to Join In arms embargo against Spain 39— Russia demanded Au expulsion to Trouky from Norway without avail Sept (—France and Poland signed a treaty Sept 7— World Power congress opened ta Washington Sept 14— Pop Plus called an tha world to crush communism Sept 21— Eighteenth League to Nations assembly opened In Geneva Sept '53 — League to Nations assembly tented Ethiopian delegation Japanese marines occupied part to Shan hat after one bluejacket waa killed by Chtorae Oct 3— Spanish government and both Uid complaints befora League to Nation Oct 3— League to Nations gave Poland mandate to solve troubles to free City to Danzig Oct 33— Portugal severed diplomatic relations with Spam Russia denounced the neutrality part relating to Spain Oct 2'— Germrnv and Italy reached ament f r limbed polUCal action 9— Naval powers Car-excepting 1— Emperor - MO Mon-- ' tevideo Uruguay China demanded removal to Japanese marines from Tslngtao Dec 9— Franc and Britain proposed plan for mediation to Spanish war 2— Twenty on Dec American nations signed resolution for peace and security at the Buenos Alrea conference Italy and Germany signed trade accord relating especially to the Danublan state AERO Jan 13— Howard Hughes flew from Los Angeles to Newark to record time 9 hours minutes 10 seconds Jan 14— All air lines to United States united with Col E S Gorrell as president Jan- - 16 — Lincoln Ellsworth and Herbert missing seven weeks on antarctic Right found safe to Mttle A merles new dirigible March 39— Germany started tta first transatlantic trip to Rio May 9—Zeppelin Hlndenburg started on first flight to United State arrived at May 3— Dlrighlc Hlndenburg N J Lakehurst May 14— Dirigible Hlndenburg completed flight from Lakehurat to in 49 hours 18 minutes July 9— R C Dupont set new glider mark (t 13 5 mile July 39— Plana announced for air mall and passenger service between Great Britain Canada Irish Free State and Newfoundland Aug 3— Eight killed In craah to Chicago k Southern airlines plane Sept 3 —Harry Richman and Richard Merrill took off from New York for London 3— Richman and Merrill landed Sept Safety tn Wales out of gaa Sept 9— Louis Tha den won Bendlx 27 first 3 — Mrs Beryl Markham Sept woman to fly Atlantic alone from east to west made forced landing tn Nova Scotia won Sept 7— Michel Detroyat to Franc Thompson trophy race at Lna Angeles meet Sept 14 — Richman and Merrill flew from England across Atlantic landing to Newfoundland Oct 1— C W A Scott won air race Oct 7— Kurt BJorkvall attempting flight from New York to Stockholm waa rescued from ocean off Irish coast Oct 39— Capt J A Molltson flew from Newfoundland to London in record time DISASTERS Jan Jan Earthquake killed several hundred In Colombia four drowned when Thirty freighter Iowa foundered at mouth of Columbia river Jan 14— American Airlines plane crashed In a swamp In Arkansas killing 17 March 14— Disastrous floods In northeastern states March 19— Floods In New England and eastern states killed scores of persons and caused many millions ot loss to property March 29 — Fourteen persona allied in plane crash In Mexico April 9— Tornado at Tupelo Miss killed 3— persona 12 — 197 Army bombing plane crashed on Blue Penn five killed mountain April 9— Tornado killed more thap 150 at Gainesville Ga April 7— Eleven killed when TTtflk air finer hit mountain near Unlontown Pa June 30— Forest Area swept a million acres tn Kentucky July 9— Independence day deaths smashed record with 444 killed over nation July 29 — Fifteen men drowned when sand motorship upset at Chicago Ten miners killed by gaa at Dowell Aug 5— Eight killed in crash to Chicago Southern Airlines plane Aug 9— Explosion tn British coal mine killed 67 men men and boy killed Aug 14— in train wreck near Loutsevllle Quebec Aug 23— Typhoon tn Corea killed nearly 400 men killed ta GerAug 31— man mine explosion to Sept 5— Ten persona killed Pa Sightseeing plane near Pittsburgh 13— Avalanche at Loen Norway Sept killed 74 19— Jean Dr tarn Charcot out Sept French and 59 others polar explorer drowned In shipwreck Sept 27— Forest fires In southwestern Oregon virtually destroyed Ban don and attacked three other town: nine known dead Oct 9—Ten miner killed at Mullan Idaho when shaft car fell Oct 11— More than 500 killed by typhoon In the Philippines Oct IT— Nineteen drowned when Canadian hip Sand Merchant foundered tn Lake Erl Oct 19— Destructive earthquake tn northeastern Italy killed 25 Nov 9— motorship 1st foundered 39 off Land s End England drowned 19— Explosion to French Nov powder £tont near Marseilles killed 34 and injured Nov 19— Thousand killed when dam In Japan burst Nov 24— Nine killed and scores Injured to Chicago elevated train wreck Nov 30— Crystal palace London burned Dec 3— Twelve drowned when German freighter Fisa foundered Dec 9—Nearly gio killed ta flood In northern Luzon Philippine Dec 7— More than 200 drowned In flood tn Turkey Dec 9— Dutch airliner crashed tn England kilting 14 Including Juan de la Inventor to the autogyro Dec 15— Western Air Express piano lost m Utah with seven persona Dec 19— San Vicente Salvador wrecked several hundred killed by earthquake SPORTS stake May 23— University to Indiana won Big Ten outdoor track championship May 39— Louis Meyer woo Indianapolis 500 mu auto race1 June I—Australian tennis team eliminated United States front Davis cup play June 3— University of Michigan won Big Ten baseball championship toueyT gfUMi’n Lath Mren niJ1 broke world ulyl— Holm Jsrrett champion dropped from American Olympic team for breaking training ousted trom American men July team for broaktng training Olympic boxing July 31 — Japan awarded the Olympic G rmn‘ W0 record American women' tennl Bightman cup from British tor two team won Game Aug at Berlin offl- - America broke world rec at Berlin ord for 100 meter Aug 3— Owens won his third Olympic CA 9— Morris of America won Olympic CJess°()wen won OlymAug 9— American track team point pic championship with 209marathon Japanese won Olympic ended Aug 16— Olympic games at Berlin with Germany m first place and United States aecond Aug 19— Joe Loula knocked out Jack York Sharkey at New Aug 31— Mako and Budge won double tennla title won AmeriSept 3— New York Yankee can league championship team Sept 3— American Walker cup golf “ dcleaied British team won lightweight title from Lou Amber Tony Cenzonerl Alice Sept 12— Perry of England and tennla Marble of California won national Chawon Little won Canadian open golf title Fischer to Cincinnati Sept won national amateur golf title Sept 24— New York Giant won National championship league defeated 26— Argentine polo player SeptAmerican team for the title Oct 3— Pamela Barton of England wop Ameatcan women’s golf championship Oct 6— New York Yankees won World Series from New York Giants won Nuvolari 12 — Tario Italy Oct George Vanderbilt 300 mile automobile road race Omaha Goodman of wop Nov 3— Johnny Mexican amateur golf title Nov 7— Northwestern university won Big Ten football championship Nov 21— Yale defeated Harvard at football Nov 22— Denny Shut won United State pro golf championship Nov 27— Barney Rosa retained welterweight title by beating Izzy Jannazzo Nov 28— Navy beat Army at football Dec 12— Welker Cothran won billiards championship In Chicago Dec 13— Green Bay won professional football title NECROLOGY Jan 1— Harry B Smith American librettist at Atlantic City AmeriJan 4— CoL Jamea Churchward can author Jan 9— Ramon Inclan Spanish dramatist and poet Jay House Journalist Jan 9— Charlea Stoneham owner to New York Giants Jan 9— John Cllbert screen actor to New Jan 13— John F Hylan York Jan IS— S L Rothafel "Roxy” New York motion picture producer t Jan 19— Cynthia Stockley British Jan 16— Annie Russell veteran American actress Jan 17— A Barry Bacon president of the Christian Science mother church tn Boston Jan 19— Rudyard Ktpllng British poet and tory writer Jan 29— King George V of Great Britain Jan 23— Frank H Slmonds editor and historian Dama Clara Butt British singer Jan 23— George W Wlckersham former attorney general of United State Jan 27— Scott Bone former governor ot Alaska ot 29— Oscar K Allen governor Jan Louisiana Feb 3— Sir Owen Seaman former editor of London Punch B Warren of Detroit Feb 3— Charlea international lawyer and former diplomat Feb 9— Wilhelm Solf German diplomat ana screen Feb 7—0 P Heggle stag actor former senator Feb 9— Charles Curtis to Washington and vice president Feb 9— Henry Justin Smith to Chicago Journalist and author VasFeb 19— Prof Caroline E Furness ter astronomer David S Barry writer and former ot the aenate Feb 11— W H "Coin" Harvey veteran blmetaltsm leader Feb 12— Mrs Cora Urquhart once famouf actress forFeb 19— Roy D Chapin to Detroit mer secretary ot commerce Dr J H Robinson writer and teacher to history tn New York former Feb 17— Alexander Pantagea theater magnate Hiram P Maxim firearms Inventor Feb 19— Brig Gen William Mitchell commander of American air forces to World war Matthew E Hanna former diplomat at Tucson Ariz Feb 22— Henry L Roosevelt assistant secretary of the navy Feb 23— Ed Smith noted (ports editor Feb 24 — Albert C Ritchie former governor of Maryland Feb 27— Antonio ScotU baritone la Naples Feb 39— J G Coolldge veteran diplomat in Boston March 3— Prof R B Anderson to Wls Norse history suthority March 4— MJ Gen William Weigel U S A retired March 3— Sidney J Catta to Florida 10— Earl Beatty March British naval hero March 13— Dr William Wilmer to Washington D C eye specialist March 13— George E Foss to Chicago former congressman Prince Serge Mdvianl at Delray Beach Fla Prof J S Haldane British scientist Msrch 19 —Eleutherios Venlzeloa Greek statesman March 21— Justin McCarthy autiior and playwright in London Alexander Glazounoff Russian composer March 24— W J Bogan superintendent of Chicago achoola March 29— Magnus Swenson dentist la Msd’tnn Wl March 39— Charlea G Phillips retired trade paper publisher at Montclair N J March 31— Congressman S A Rudd to Brooklyn N Y Aprll 4— C L Strobel to Chicago steel construction engineer W C Peyton of New York chemical engineer and Industrialist former April 9— Chandler Fgan golf Champion at Everett Wash April 9— John HammlU former governor to Iowa I— Miller musical comedy Marilyn April tar Jan 1— Stanford beat Southern Methodist to Rose Bowl football game at Pasadena Jan 11— Willie Hoppe won billiard championship from Cochran Jan 17 — Joe Louis knocked out Charley Retrial! tn on round to Chicago Feb 9—Olympic winter games opened at Germany 16— Norway Feb won Olympic winter United Slate fifth gimes March 7— Purdue and Indiana tied tor Big Ten basketball title March 14— University to Michigan won Big Trn Indoor track championship April 9— Cambridge beat Oxford to annual regatta April (—Horton Smith won the Master’ golf tournament at Augusta Ca April 14— Major league baseball Mason Opened May S— Bold - Venture won Kentucky Derby Mav 9— American women’ golf team tied British team retaining Curtis cup defeated McLarnln in New YorkTcnoner May 11— Petey Sarron to Birmingham won featherweight title from Freddie Miller May 17— Bold Venture won the weien Don June 19— Louis knocked tort In twelfth round by Schmellng Wimbledon July 9— Helen Jacob won UVaro(t aet world record tor pole vault nt 14 feet 8'k inch defeat July 1— National league Pa ul LesUe wo® wwtoru nma April 19— Leopold von Boesch German ambassador to England Anrll 11— Richard Yatea former governor of Illinois and Congressman M Beck former oltcttor April trom Pennsylgeneral and congressman vania C Howard Walker architect tn Boston April 13— Constantin Demerdjla premier of Greece Howard Thurston magician April IT— Ottorino Respighi Italian composer Anrll 19— Louis McHenry Rowe secretary to Presiont Rooaevelt In April 23— Alexandra Carlisle (ctres New York Anrll J T Buckbe to Rockford Ill April 34— Finley Peter Dunne creator to Mr Dooley”-8 Wheeler chairman to American Can Company April 25— Percy Hammond dramatic critic in New York W R Ceorga founder to the Ceorr Junior Republic California April 27— C K McClatchy newspaper Publisher Dr John Bid ion American surgeon Anrtl 2— King Fuad I of EgvpL I— Dr A E Housman Fneltah poet May May 3— James E Smith of St Louis pioneer to watrrways Improvement Slav 9— Milo Reno head to Farmer’ v association May 9— Beatrice Harraden Engllah novelist May 9— Dr R L Mr Bata to New York Odorator and scientist States Senator May 9— Untied park Trammel of rinrtda Dr Oswald Spongier to Germany author 11— A M Palmer May attorney general Under Prea'dent Wils-May 14— Viscount Allenby who took from tbo Tuika IT— May °CoL £Ty aefwraff to Leo Small Ceorgo and acientiat rabyan Bn- - cipher Archbishop Pascual DU to UexHarry Whitney of New York " end hunter once famous 1— Minnie Palmer 19— 39— May explorer hay E M Lewta president to Dr May University to New Hampshire May 24— Claudia Muzio grand opera star taMaym3t— Wllfiam Butterworth to Moline HI Industrialist n June 1— John C William president Steel company June 3— Cyrus Hall McCormick to ChiHarcago former head to International vester company Truxton Beale former diplomat tn Annapolis Md Joseph w Byrne June 3— Congressman to Tennessee speaker to the house A Platt Andrew of Representative June 3— John Haya Hammond Sr Edward Green ton to late Hetty Green Jamalul Klram sultan to Sulu Mrs Eugene Field widow to famous p oet k Chesterton Engllah June author and critic Klaw theatrical producer June June 17— Henry B WalthaL actor Senator Duncan U Fletcher of Florid June 18— Maxim Gorky Rusaian author June 21— Harold E Porter (Hoi worthy Bchard W von Buelow German foreign minister June 23— Arthur W Cutten grain broker anJuly 10— Joe Humphreya veteran fight nouncer July 12— S Parka Cadman clergyman Loula Murphy to Iowa' July foreign July 21— Dr Jamea L Barton mission leader In Boston American July 22— Earle L Ovington aviation pioneer British Wellcome 35— Sir Henry Jul njtoy 29— Miss Ellen Fit Pepdleton president to Wellesley college noted Dr C H Frazier ot Philadelphia brjuly W Fry Philadelphia capitalist Nettleton American July ' July 99— C N Kimball to Chieago plan manufacturer Aug 3— Louis Bleriot of France first to fly the English channel painter Walter Ufer American J J McSwaln to Aug (—Congressman South Carolina Aug 7— Congressman M A Zloncheck of Washington J J O’Brien of Chicago preaident Byllea-band company and Aug 3— Lincoln Steffens Journalist author Arthur B Reeve author Aug 19— Prof A A Tttsworth of Rutgers to Olson 23— B governor Floyd Aug Minnesota founder National Tea George Rasmussen company Pierre Troubetskoy Aug 25 — Prince painter Winnlfred Mason ot Chicago former congresswoman 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