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Show THE MIDVALE JOURN AL Friday, January 6, 1933 Chrono\ogV of the Year ment due the United States and Premier Herrlot res1gned Belgium deetded to default ita debt payment to America Dee. 14--Germnny returned to the disarmamen t conference In Geneva. Dec. 15-Great Britain Italy Latvia, Lithuania Finland and Czechoslova kia paid the,lr war debt lnstallmenta due France Belgium the United States Poland Hungary and Estonia did not pay FOREIG N Jan 3-Mahatma Gandhi ordered elvU disobedience campaign in India re newed and was arrested Jan 13-French cabinet resigned Jan 14-Laval formed new French Compiled by eabJnet with Briand left out Jan 21-Japanese diet dissolved Rebellion broke out In Catalonia Spain 23-Commun lstlc uprising ln Jan Salvador Jan 24-Britlsh convicts In Dart moor penitentiary England mutlmed occupted troops 2-Japaneae Jpn and burned pat t ot the prison Chincbow Manchuria Martial law declared In Salvador, an~ 9--Chancello r Bruening Jan troops defeated rebels government pay nounced Germany could no longer Jan 28--Chiang Kai shek became reparations. premier of China. 20-Lausann e conference on Jan Jan SO-Finland repealed Its pro reparations postponed law blbltlonJan 25--Councll ot League of Na· Feb 11-Premler Mussolinl paid his tlons met and China demanded flrm ftr<>t visit to Pope P1us XI action against Japan H-Ricardo Jiminez elected Feb Russia nnd Poland signed a. nonof Costa Rica president treaty aggression Feb 16-Pie.tre Laval s French govseized marines 28-Japanese Jan ernment realgned Chinese quartet" of Shanghai and De Valera a Flanna Vall party won began bloody battle election Irlsh Naof Jan 29-Chtna In League Feb 20-Augustln B Justo lnaugu· tions council Invoked strong artlcles rated president or Argentina of co,enant against Japan for government formed Tardleu Jan 30--Japanese seized part cf forFrance. eign section of Shanghai despite pro Russia banished 21-Sovtet Feb tests of other nations Trotzky and 36 others for all time United States ordered Asiatic fleet Feb 2'i-Spain s first divorce law and regiment ot' Infantry to Sbangha.l passed Feb 1-Java.nese wa.rshlps shelled Feb 25-Britlsh parliament passed the Nanking forts per cent taril'f bll1 10 France Britain Great States United March 9-Eamon de Valera elected protest concerted made and Italy president of Ir1sh Free State against Japans course In China, and Henry Pu Yl Installed as head of peace offered plan for Manchurian state of Manchukuo ne\\ 2-Internatlo nal dlRarmament Feb 12-Ivar Krueger head of March eonferenee opened In Geneva trust, committed suimatch Swedish peace rejected 4-Japanese Feb Paris In cide pJans of the powers battle in Shang March 13-Preslden t Von Hlndenburg hal renewed lead In German election but failed to Full dlvu~lon of 0 S army ordered Hitler badly get a maJortty vote to Shanghai beaten by oeeupled :Manchuria Harbin April 1-Ten thousand Inhabitants Japanese or Villa Santa Sterano Italy fled for Feb 6-U S. 31st Infantry arrived their lives as vlllnge dropped Into antn Shanghai cient Roman ca\eS Feb 12-Japanese resumed fierce at Aprtl 6-~lob l'orced resignation ot taek on \Voosung forts and Chapel d government Newfoundlan of convocation demanded China April 10-Von Hlndenburg re elected League or Nations assembly to eon_., president of Germany s1der the Japanese affair April 13-Germany ordered Hitler to Feb 14----Japan landed 12 000 troops disband his 400 000 shoclt t1 oops at Shanghai Aprrl 19-Brltish budget Introduced Feb 16-League of Nations council continuing heavy taxatton !'or another In a sharp note appealed to Japan to year cease hostilHies against China. Secre April 24-Hlller s National Social tary Stimson sent another protest to tsts won in elections In Prussia and Tokyo Austl"la Feb 11-Japan served ultimatum on May 1-Two BrftiBh scientists an China to Withdraw her troops (rom nouneed they hall split tbe hydrogen Shanghai atom and obtained a bellum atom Feb l!l--Chlna. rejected Japans ul1\Iay 6-Paul Doumer, president ot timatum. France as~mssmated by a RUS!'lian Feb 22-Great Britain France and ~fay 8-Euseblo Ayala elected presipeace , Mediterranea n signed Italy dent of Paragu4y agreement Ricardo Junlnez Installed as presiMarch 1-Japan accepted League of dent of Costa Rica Nations plan for peace parley In Communist revolt In Peruvian navy Shanghai, both Japanese and Ch1nese quelled armies to wlthdra'' French elections resulted In wiping March 3-Both .Japanese and Chinese out Premier Tardleu s maJority by rad armies were ordered to cease fighting Chinese were driven leal Soclallets and SoclaJJsta at Shanghai May 10-Albert Lobrun elected presl ba.ek about 13 nllles League of Nations assembly met In dent of France Mal 15-Premler Inukal of Japan Geneva to take up Sino Ja-panese assassinated by young militarist ter trouble Mn.rch 4---Japanese renewed attack ronsts May 19-Irish Free State Dall Eire on Chinese. League of Nations assem Japanese or at withdrav. bly demanded ann passed bill abollshmg oath of alarmy at Shanghai legiance to the king May 22-Admlral Saito made premier :Ma:rch 11-League of Nations adoptae· Japans -ed resolution condemning or Japan tlons In China ana setting up commisPremier Venizelos of Greece re•lon to deal >o.:lth the case signed 19-lnternatl onat disarmaMarch May 26-Alexand er Papanastasto u -ment conference adjourned to AprU 11 formed ne\V government for Greece April 11-Dlsarmam ent. conference Mav 30-Helnrlch Bruening chancelreassembled lor o! Germany, and hls cabinet reApril 19-League or Nations commit etgned tee called on Japan to evacuate Shang May 31-Franz von Papen made ba.l In the near future chancellor of Germany railway 20- Trns Andean Aprl1 Premier Jorga of Rumania resigned abandoned because of Argentina Chile June 4-Edoue.rd Rernot became tariff war premier of France ana completed for May &-Japanese and Chinese signed matwn of a Socialist cabinet peace agreement for Shanghai area Chilean Socialists and military junLa League to appealed May 13-Austrla overthrew government or President ruin of Nations to save her from Montero Carlos Davila made pres!· Mny H-Mexlco severed diplomatic dent pro tern. r elallons with Peru June 6-Dr Harmodlo Arias elected June lG-Lausann e repa.ratlons con president of Panama terence opened June 10-Three rl('h Cubans tried to June 17-Europea n mora1.or1um on President Machado wltb assassinate Intergovernm ental debts durlng Laubomb sanne conference agreed upon June ta-Davtla resigned as head June 22---PreRiden t Hoover otrered new Chflean government of Geneva conference plan to cut world June 16-Radlcal Socialist governarmaments by nearly one third ment of Chile ousted by miUtary junta July 4-Italy demanded cancellation Dav1la reinstated debts war and reparations all of June 24-SI:lm s army and navy relnvitatton aeeepted 6-'lur1cey July volted and forced King Prajadhlpok to join League ot Nations to accept a constitutiona l government. July 8-European povo era agreed to June 28-Irlsh Free State senate payment end German reparations wtth bill abolishing oath to the king passed gold by Germany of three billion 4--Britlsh government Imposed July marks In bonds but rnllftcatlon was tariff on Imports from Ire retaliatory made dependant on reduct ion of war land debts by United States July 1-Civlllan communist rebels In July 13-New entente forme~ by Peru captured Trujillo France aod Great Bntaln to ii.ld Eu July 10-Braz1llan rebels captured rope Sao Patflo July 18-St Lawrence Reawa')' ueaty July 11-Peruvian revolt at Trujillo •fgn.,.d by United States and Canada suppre:ss~Q t .July 23-Internatf onal disArmamen July 13-llra?.lilan revolt snrea.d to conference in Genev.a adJourned ten more states two nations refusing to vote for resolu July 20-German government "ecreed Uon or achievem~>nt. dictatorship !'or Prussia and martial July 25-Polan(J a.nd R\.18!'11& slgnet1 Ia"' tn Berlin peace treaty Premier Mussollnt revamped Italian July 26-Ger n1any joHi&I'J the Francabmet oustmg Foreign Minister Dlno co British entente Grandi and others July 29-Bollvlan truope attn.d~ed July 21-Brlttsh Imperial economic Chn.co In fnrts frontier Paraguayan conference opened In Ottawa. Canada. dispute July 31-FHtler s Nazis made big July 31-Paragua y orderell g-eneral gains In German elections but failed to moblltzatlon against Bolivia. get con trot o! reichstag Aug 2--Unlted States aeceptea InAug 6-New Weltand ship canal Vitation to parllc\pate in woriO econopened by Canarta. formally omic con!erenre, war dfl;htll bAing Aug 10-Spanlsh royalists started barred revolutionary mcnement but were supUnited States and South ana Centrul pressed American nations warned Patag'uay Aug 13-Prestden t Von Hfndenburg o.nd Bolivia agalnt:~t voar refused to make Hitler chancellor or .France to note In 31-Germany Aug Germany demanded equa.llty of armaments Aug 15--Euseblo Ayala tnaugurated naDnnublan Sept &-Conferenc e of Dr~sldent ot Paraguay tions opened in Strese Italy Aug 16-Ten thou~and Cuban pbysl Sept, 12-France rejected Germany 8 clans struck against cheap service in demand for nrms equality climes Sept 15-Manchok uo recngnl:r.<!d by Aug 18-8paln ordered es:tle of 92 Japan for monarchi~t revolt. nobles Sept 18-Great Britain rejected Oer Aug 20-Brltlsh Imperial economic many s demand for arms equality conference closed v. lth f'lignlng or t2 Oct 2-Report of LcagnP or Na11ons trade nac.ts with the rtQmJnions conunil'lslon on Manchurl t made pullEcuador congress fHsouallfted Prest an nf t establJshmt:n tor ralllng lie dent Elect Bonlfaz 1\lan~'huria autounmous Jpmllltarlzed Aug 26--Mllltary revo\t ln Ecuador under 1 hlnese "0\ ere1gnty by supporters or Bonlfaz the of member Oet :\-Traq bel:rtme a weavers cotton 27-Brltlsb Aug Leagup r Nations Great BrftaJn sur struck renderinp; her manrlate Aug 29-Eeu&.dor revolt suppressed Oct 18-n,eat Britain nblogr,teo. her after battlo trade treal \ '' lth Ru«S"Ill Sept 2-Preslde>nt Rublo of Mes:lco 21-;-..;, w Ch1lenn t;overnment Oct resigned recognized b\' f nfted St tit;" ann Great Sept. 4--Gen A L. RtJdrtgue.z elected Brltn.in ores1dent or Mexico 2Z-Par ~ruay en~ • urefJ 1: on Oct Sept 8-Spanlsh cortes confiscated Arces In the Grtn Chaco from Sollvl estates or granrlees to be distributed ans among the people and granted auton· Nov 4-France s new construcuve omy to Catalonia. dasarm before laid disarmamen t plan Sept 12-German reiehstag voted no Geneva In ament conference bureau confl(fence In the gQverltment and was Nov 10-John Galsworthy English dissolved by Chn.ncellor Von Papen no\ ellst was awarded the Notlel or1ze SetH 13--Chllea.n revolt compelled for literature President Dav1la to resign Nov 11-Great Brlta.ln Prance and 20-Mabutma Gandhi began Sept other nations asked postponemen t of death • as protest against unto tast payment of their war rleht Interest to electoral system Indian Un1ted States and revlsllln of the Sept 21-C()unt Karoly! reslgnec2 as debts of Hungary orem1er Nov H--France s plan tor disarm Sel)t 26-Hindus anll ..mtouchables ament and security laid bet'ore the dis devised electoral compromise which armament conference In G~neva. was accepted by British goveJ nment, Mancburhu1 In case Nov 21-Japnn s and Ganl'lhl endeCI: his fast nr LeaJ(ue or affair laJd before council Sept 27-Dr Clemente Bello presiNations. China replied of the Cuban senate assassident Nov 23-European nation& not!Ded nated United States they muAt pav war 2-Judge A brat 1un Oyanadel Oct t tnstallm~nt and Interest. provisronat president or Chlle became ov 29-France ._nd Russia s1gned Blunche being roreed to resign General tre y of nonsggressto n and conellla by thre:ttened revolt tlon Oct S-Jamu Mc-Nelll resigned as 1---8econd Brltl!'lb note asking ' governor genera.! of the Irish Free 'ellauon or '"'ar debts received In State at the Instance ot President De lngton Valera z.-Franee s qecond note tor war Brazilian revolt ended the rebels ceb ncellatlon received In Wash surrender! ng tngt Oet. 19-Jullu Mnnlu formed ne·w Special meeting ot Lea~ue ..,r cabinet for Rumania Dec sembly opened to consider Oct 24-ltaly began celebration or Nat1ons ten years of Fa~c>l11m the Man<!burlan trouble Oct SO-Arturo Alessandrl elected Dec 7- 'dttsh wa~: debt tHea again president or ('bile !ted States rejected by Tiburefo Andino elected president of Dec 11-U \ed States Great Brit Bond uralS and Germany signed aln France l l Martine.z Mera elt':cted president of agreement to w k tor worl(l disarma Ecuador ment cotton mill S 1-Lanc.ashlr e Oct Dee. 13-Ftench ct..~W:nber ot ueputles workers struck. voted not to Day tb• 'ar debt Install· E. W. P1ckard 1932 INTERNATIONAL Nov 1-Bertln tied up by transl)orta.tton workers strtke Nov 6-German elections resulted. In refchstag majority tor no party Premier Mussolinl of Italy granted amnesty to political exiles Juan B Sacasa elected president of Nicaragua. Nov 14-Hundred s etaln In battles between Honduran rebels and govern~ ment troops Nov 17--chancell or Von Papen of Germany and his cabinet re~ugned Nov 20-Adolf Hitler was ot!ered chancellorsh ip of Germany under conditions which he rejected Nov 26-Donal Buckley made governor general of Irish Free State. Dec 2--Gen Kurt von Schleicher ap pointed chancellor ot GermanY to form new government. Dee. H.-Premier Herrlot of France resigned v; hen parllament voted not to pay war debt installment due United States Dee 15-Edmund Schultess elected president ot Switzerland Dec 16-Huge plot against Argentina government foiled and prominent men arrested Dec 18-Joseph Paul Boncour formed new French cabmeL Dec 24-Arturo Alessandrl Inaugurated president of Chile DOMESTIC Jan 4---Congress reassembled and re ceived message from President Hoover asking quick acuon on relief meas ures anDawes 8-Ambassad or Jan nounced his coming retirement from dlr.>lomaey Jan 9-Dwfght F Davis resigned as governor general of the Philippines and Tbeo"ore Roosevelt v.as named to succeed hlm Democrats selected Chicago tor their na.tlonal convention Jan U-8enate passed Reconstrue· tion Finance corporation bill W Justice 0 12-Assoe~ate Jan Holmes ol United States SuDreme court resigned Mrs Hattie Caraway elected U S senator f1om Arl~ansas Jah 16-House passed Reconstruction Finance corporation bill Jan IS-Joseph C Grew selected A.S ambassador to Japan Jan 19-Gen C G Dawes selected as president or Recon:struett on Finance ro Secretary Stimson corporation placed him as chairman of dlsarma rnent conference delegation Jan 21-Wets lost 15 to 55 In test vote tn senate Roose,elt D 23-Frankhn Jan formally declared himself a candidate tor the Democratic Presidential nom! nation Jan 27-Deuartm ent or Agriculture supply bill passed by house, salary ln<'reases prohibited 28-Senate confirmed Dawes Jan Jones and Cou<'h as directors ot Re construction Flnanca corporatJon Jan 31-Rall'\\a.Y presidents and un tons s1gned agreement for 10 per cenl wnge reduction tor one year Feb 3-Pr~sident Hoover announced that Secretary of the Treasury Andrl.'w W Mel1on v;ould retire from the cab lnet and become ambassador to Great Britain Mllls appointed Feb 'i-Ogden L !lecretary of the trea!>Uty Feb 6--conferenc e to check hoard lng ot money opened In Washington Smith declared his "111Alfr~ E ingness to be again the Democratic Presidential candidate Winnie Ruth .Tudd Arizona trunk murderer convicted and sentenced to death Feb 15-Judge Benjamin N Car dozo of New York appointed assqclate justice of the U S. Supreme court House passed Glass Steagel federal resene credit bill Feb 19--Sonate passed reserve cred it blll 22-Presiden t Hoover opened Feb the Washington bicentennial ~ ith ad dreQs bel'nre joint session of congress li'eb 27-Bou~e pa.Rsed $132 000 000 federal aid hlgh\\ay bill Conviction of Al Capone upheld llY tecleraJ court of appeals 'M arch 1-Senate passed the Norrl• anti Injunction bfll Col Charles A Lindbergh s babY was kidnapod from Hope" ell N J ltareh 3-House voted 40 million bltshels of farm board "'heat tor job le~>s and for drought !itrlcke-n farmers March 5--House passed tr<!a.sury and PORt office a:pproprlatto n b111 carrying $1 (159 7i8 163 'Mareb 8-RoC>se\'elt won New Bamp shire pnmaries from Smith Anti-injunct ion bill passed by the house March 14--''Home rule antl prohlbl tlon motion defeated In bouse 187 to 227 Ren1amln Cardozo sworn In ae mem ber of United States Supreme court :March 19--Senate subcommitte e re ported favorably the Bingham beer btu Marcb 22-House amended revenue bill to boost estate tas:es or the wealthy Senate ordered department appropriations cut 10 p~r cent March 2-i-House defeated sales tax March 26-House voted tax on beer materials Imported coal and o11 April 1-House passed bllllon dollar tax bill with sales tax eliminated but w1th surtaxes re"\llsed Apr1l 4-Dr C C King of Unh erstty of Pittsburgh Isolated Vftamln C April 4-House voted inde-pendence for Philippines April 9-Lindbergh paid ransom but kidnapers !ailed to return his baby Apnl 21---Gov Rolph of California dented pardon for Thomas J Mooney convicted for Preparednes s day bombing In 1916 In San Francisco April 29-Lieut T H Massie Mrs. Fortescue and Seamen Lord and Jones found guilty of manslaughte r In Kahaha"al murder case in Honolulu May 2-Supreme court refused to review AI Capone s case refused to con sent to modification ot the packers contlent decree of 1920 held lnvaltd the Texas law by vo; hlch negroes were barred from Democratic primaries and upheld President Hoover s retusal to resubmit pov. er board nomtnntlon to senate after It had been confirmed May 3-AJ Capone taken from Chi cago to Atlanta penitentiary House passed economy blll arter wrecking It May 4--Masste ease defendant!! In Honolulu sentenced to ten years tn prlfJQD anti Immediately set free by Governor Judd May O~House passed btU for operation of Muscle Shoale May 6--Senate passed Bale bill for treaty strength navy May 11-Presiden t Hoover vetoed the Democratic tarlfl' bl11 May 12-Col Lindbergh a kidnaped baby found murdered near the Lindw bergh estate fn New Jersey Pre<:.ident Hoover proposed 11$ btl lion for jobless. relief May 18-f:enate 'oted agaJnst 2 75 per cent beer May 19 -House passed 'Var depart ment supply bill carr.) lng $392 587!000 Eastern hankers and Industria lsts mobilized for trade revival May 23-Blll legalizing and taxing beer defeated by the house May '-5-Senate again rejected leg-alized and taxed beer Ma.y 31-Sana te Pll!:lset'l billion dol la..r reventte bill rejecting sates tar feature al'ter Prestdeflt Hoover In per s(ln sppen1ed for Quick action Reynolds defeated June 4-R R Senator Cameron Morri!'IOI1 tn North Carolina Democratic primary June G-President Hoover signed the new revenue bill Charles 0 Dawes resigned as prest dent of .{l:eaonstructl on Finance cor. poratlon Senator Brookhart or Iowa defeafed for renomination hr Henry Field. Samuel tnaull of Chicago resigned as utilities chief and was succeeded by James Simp~on June 7-House pnssed the Garner two blltlon dollar relief blll June 8-Senate passed emasculated ecnnomy bill June 9--Senate Ptl.SfiM 390 m!lllon dollar army supply till June to-senate rn1.1Red relief bill to provide Sll millions In Joana to states June 13-Gaeton Means convicted of larceny or $104 000 rrorn Mu Elvalyn McLean In l ...!ndbergh ease ewl.ndle June H.-Republic an national eon ventlon opened In ~hlcago convention 15-Republle an June allopted moderate prohibition resubmi.&slon plank House passed the veterans• bonus payment bilL Five hundred million dollar borne loan bank bill passed by house June 16-Hoover and Curtis re nomInated by RepublJcan convention Eve:rett Sanders elected chairman of natrona! committee June 17-Senate rejected the bonus blU June 20-House passed 100 roluton dollar economy bill including Curlough plan tor federal employees June 22--Governo r Roosevelt called qln Mayor Walker of New York citY to answer charges against him June 23-Senate passed Wagner two billion dollar relief bill June 24-Senate voted !'arm board qrheat and cotton to Red Cross June 27-Democra ttc national convention opened In Chicago bill econnmy 28-Federal June passed by the senate convention 29-Democra tlc June dopted plank advocating repeat of Eighteenth amendment and pending repeal legalization of beer and wine July !-Democrat s nomwated FrankRoosevelt lor President on lin D fourth ballot July 2-Democrat s nominated John N Garner for Vice PresldenL Roose yel t flew to Chicago and was formally not1fted o! nomination July 7-EJmergene v relief bill passed by house Proh1b1tlon party nominated W 0 Upshaw for President and F S Regan tor Vice President July 9--senate passed Garner-Wag ner r.allef bill July 11-Preslden t Hoover vetoed the relief bill July 12--Sena.te passed new relief bill July 13-Rellef bill passed by the house July 15-Presiden t Hoo\er cut sataries of IHmself and his cabinet July iS-Congress pas&ed hOme loan bank bill with Inflation amendment and adjourned July 21-Preslden t Hoover signed emergency relief measure Interstate commerce commission ap pro\ ed merger ot all eastern railroads except those or New England Into tour systems July 22-Preslden t signed home loan bank bill July 23-Federal grain commission ordered Ch1cago Board of 'l rade closed as contract market for 60 days tor Vtolatlng grain futures act President HOo>er called conrerenee on shorter v. ork day "eel( July 26-Presiden t Hoover appointed Allee Pomerene of Ohio member or corporation Finance Reconstructi on board and he v. as made chairman July 28- Bonus army In Washing ton routed by regulars an~ its camps butned after tight v.lth pollee ln \'ihlch one vetoran "as ktlled and scorefl of policemen and veterans \\ere InJured Charles A "t\ alker of Utica N Y appomted ttl R F C boa1 d bv Prt>sl dent Hoover and made president of the corpo1 uti on Governor Roosevelt received reply of Mayor Walker of New York to the Seabury charges de.nymg all ot them gathered at Aug 2-Bonus arms Pa ordered disbanded by Johnsto~ n \V Waters Its commander W Aug 3--Secrctars of Commerce Rob ert p Lamont resigned and Roy D Chapin of Detrcit v;as appointed to su~ceed him Q Aug 9-U S Attorney G E Johnso~ of Chicago made federal dis trict judge Aug 10-Atlny exchanges ordered to stop sales to clvJlians Aug 11-Pre~:l:ident Hoo"\ler delivered his speech of acceptance and declared himself for change trom national pro hihllion to state liquor control w1th federal safegunrds. Aug 15-Farmers or Iowa and oth er central west states started stnke for h1gher prices for produce Aug 16-Second son born to Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh Aug 18-VIee Pres1dent Curtl8 for mally notified or his renomination Senator J J Davis of Penusylvanla and six others indicted In connection \\lth flaternlty lott&rhas Aug 24--John l3ain whose tv..elve Chicago banks failed found guilty of con:;phacy to defraud depositors Aug 26-Busi11ess leaders summoned by President H(lo' er adopted plan tor economic recQvery Aug 31-John W Poole reslgnCd as comptroller of the currency Sept, 1-Mayor James J Walker of New York resigned Hanford McNider resigned as mJnlster to Canada Sept 6-Farm board announced ft would hold v. ~at and cotton ott market until nes:t year Sept 9-Rallway executives voted tor 20 per eent cut Jn \\ages eftec tl\ e February 1 Sept U-Central states governors recommended federal financial aid for farmers Sept 12-Democra ts won governorship and two congress seats In Maine e1eeUon American Legion conventloll opelled. in Portland Ore Sept 15--Americ:a n Legion voted for immediate cash payment of bonus and for repeal of Ehrhteenth amendment and elected Louis ~ Johnson of West Virginia national commander Sept 18-G A. R national encamp ment opened tn Springfield III Republicans 20-Wiseons tn Sept nominated W J Kobler ror governor, rejecting Gov Philip La Follette and J B Chal)Ple for senator defeating Senator J J Blaine Wright of P Sept. 22--Capt W Chicago elected national commander of G A. R Sept 27-Represen tatfve C R Crisp or Georgia appointed to tariff com mission Oct 3-Four lake states asked Bu preme court to appoint eommlsslone r to run the Chicago sanitary district Case of Senator Davis of Pennsyl vanla on lottery charges ended In mill trial Oot 4-Samuel and Martin lnsull, former publlo utility magnates tndiet· ed In Chicago Oct lG--Samuet Insull arrested In Athens Oct 13-Brig Gen Harry Burgess resigned as go' ern or of the Panama Canal Zone and Lieut. Col Julian Schley \\as appointed to succeed him Nov 1-F Lammot Belin appointed ambassador to Poland Nov 6-Direetor of the Budget Roop began cutting down the national budget J150 000 (100 Amer1can Red Cross reported three and a. half millions spent for relief tn past year Nov 7-Supreme court ordered new trial for seven negroes ln lnternatlon ally agitated Scottsbo-ro (Ala) case Nov 8-Frankltn D Roosevelt and John N Garner elected President and V!ce President Democra.ta sweeping the country Nov 13-Preslden t Hoover Invited President elect Roosevelt to conference on foreign war debts v. hen debtor nations asked postponemen t of payments and revision Nov 18-Helen Hayes and Frederic March voted best fllm actors of the year Nov !1-A. Lawrence Lowell re signed as president of Harvard un 1verslty Nov 22-Pres!den t Hoover and Pres tdent-Elleet Roosevelt conferred on the war debt situation E S Grammer Seattle appointed U S senator to euceeed the late Wee ley_ L. Jones of Washington Nov 23---Congress leader.e In confer ence with President Hoover rejected bls war debt revision plan 28-Amerlcn. n Federation of Nov Labor In convention In Cincinnati demanded the ftve day week and sixhour day Dec 3.-Conrad R Mann prominent Kansas City resident, and two others convicted of violating federal lottery law 4-"Hunger army' of I 000 Dec reached \Vashington Dee 6--Short session ot congress opened House defeated Garner resolution for prohibition repeal by slx votes Dee 6-Presldent Hoover In annual message asked congress for sales taz and economy legislation Dee 7-Presldent Hoo\ er submitted budget cutting government expenses by halt a billion Dec 8-Powera of the R F C extend'ed for one year by Presld,ent Hoover Dec 9-Presldent Hoover gave congress his plana tor fed-eral ~rovernment reorganizatio n 13-Move by McFadden of Dec PennsylvanJa . to Impeach President Hoover voted down by the bouse Dee 16-N \V 1t1acChesney of Chicago nominated tor minister to Canada. Dec 17-Senate passed PbllJ-pplnes Independence bill Dec 19-PresJden t Hoover told eon· gress he v. as gomg to name commission on war debts and would seek eooperation of President Elect Roosevelt Dec 21-Hou:se passed bHl legalizing I ! per cent beer Railway wage reduction continued for nine months by agreement. Dec 23--congress recessed for Christmas AERONAUTICS Jan 23-Hawks flew from Mexico to Canada and return 2 600 roUes In 13 hours (4 minutes. 2a-Eddle StJmson kllled tn Jan crash at Chicago March (...-Harmon trophy awarded to Gen Italo Balbo of Italy as International aviation champion for 1!131 May 12-Lou T Relebers took oft from Harbor Grace N F, on eolo flight to Dublin and Parts May 13-Relchers forced down near Ireland and rescued by steamship Roosevelt May 20-Amelta Earhart (Mrs 0 P Putnam) began solo flight from Harbor Grace to ParJs. May 21-M.rs Amelia Earhart Putnam landed near Londonderry Irethe first woman ever to fly land across the Atlantic alone June 1-Army balloon No 2 piloted by Lieutenants Paul and Bishop won national balloon race June 3--s F Hausner started ftlght from New York to Poland June U-Hausner picked up at sea after Hoatlng e1ght days on his plane July 5-James Maltern and Bennett Grlffin started round the world flight from Harbor Grace N F July 6-Mattern and Griffln crossed ocean In record time lauded at Berlin and departed for Moscow July 7-:\Iattern and Griffin made forced landmg 60 miles from Minsk July 22--capt Wolfgang von Gronau of Germany and three companions flew from Germany to Iceland on way to Chicago Aug 2-Von Gronau arrived at Chicago Aug 18-Pror Auguste Ptecard ro~e In balloon to record altttude of 65 7H feet over Switzerland and Italy i\!olllson began flight A Cnpt J from Ireland across Atlantic In Moth plane Aug 19-Mollison landed In New Brunswl k completing first westward solo flight aeross the Atlantic Aug 22-Mrs l..ou lse Thn<len and Mrs 1 ranees M<lrt:tnll~ set new women s endu1 ance fturht rec<"rd of 8 days 4 hours Aug 24-Amella F::ariHlrt Putnam set new women s records hy 19 hour non stop fhght from Los Augeles to Newark Aug 25---Clyde f..ee and John Bock bon stn1 ted fiighl from H trbor Gract to Oslo Non,ay and '"ere lost Aug 29-J G Ha.izllp set new coast to coast record or 10 hours 19 minutes Sept 3-!\tnjor Doolittle set new land plane spe-ed record of 292 21\7 miles an hour at National Air races In Clevelanr,l Sept 11-Mr anO Mrs 0 R Hutch tnson tv. o daughters and crew or tour crashed ol'f ecoast cot Greenland while Hying to Europe Ulbri<'ht and Edna 13-W Sept NewCQmer pl1ots and Dr L M Piscull bnpped off rrom New Yorlt on nonstop flight to Rome and were lost at sea Nov 14-Roscoe Turner set new record of 12 hours 33 minutes fQr flight from New York to Burbank Caltf 18-Amy .Johnson r.ompleted Nov London to Capetown Hight In record •lme of 4 days 6 hours 60l minutes 19-Memorla l to Wilbur and 'NCtT Orv1lle Wright unveiled at Kitty Hawk N C DISASTERS Jan 2-Flfty ltllled ln train wreck near Moscow lost submarine 26-British Jan near Pnrtland "'lth crew of 161 Feb 2--S.'\ntlagr> Cuba badly dam agPd by earthttunkes ~1-x killed Feb + -Se>~nteen killed hv Axplo slon or motorshlp at Marcus Hn•1l< Pa I eb 26-Thirteen persons killed by avalanchos near Seattle Feb 27-:Mine explosion at Po<'a hontas Va kllled 38 men March 12-Jsland of Banda Neira In Dutch JiJast IndJes nearly destroyed by earthquakes and volcanoes with great Joss of life March 21-Tornadoe s in Alabama Georgia Kentucky South Carolina and Tennessee killed 858 and did great damage InMarch 21-Torna"o killed 9 jured 50 In Alabama April 14-Slx dead 67 hurt in blast ln Ohio state otuee building at Columbus April 25--Tornado es In Tennessee, Alabama and Arkansas killed nine May 2-NearJy a hundred killed by typhoon In Phtllpptnes May 6-Two million dollar fire on Cunard pier New York May 16-New French tiner Georges Phillppar burned In Gull of Aden. 62 lives lost June 3-Eartbqua ke kllled hundreds ln Guadalajara region of Mes:Ieo June 7-Eleven killed In apartment bouse 6re fn Cleveland Ohio June 17-Explosto n on oil tanker at Montreal killed 29 men June 19-Hall_stor m In Honan provInce China kllled 200 July 7-Freneh submarine Promethee aa.nk otr Normandy coast with OS men July 10-Exptoslo n of ammunition depot in Nanking Chlnl\, ktlled 50 .July 13-Tbree mllllon dollar ftre on Coney Island N Y July 26--German training ahfp Niobe sank ln storm, 69 drowned Aug 4--Six mtlllon dollar tire tn Ch1cago packing house district Aug 18-Forty ktlled In south Texae storm Sept 9-Fifty 81% workmen kflled bY steamer explosion at New York Sent 14-FtftY five men killed tn wreck of French Foreign Legion train ln Algeria Sept 26-Earthqu aks in the Balkans killed about 235 27-Hurrlcan e swept Porto Sept Rico killing several hundred and doIng vast damage Sept 3D--Forty llvee lost In cloudburst In Tehachapi pass California Nov 9-Disastrou s !'ltorm In southern Cuba 2 500 killed and great damage done No' H-Japnn swept by terrific ty. phoon, scores or lives lost and many towns and vl1lages wrecked Dec &-Japanese destroyer c.apslzed In etorm, 105 men lost Dec 7-Fourteen coal miners killed by blast at Madrid N M Dec 9-Explosl.on In coal mine at Yancey Ky kllle" 23 Feb 18-Frledrlc b AUJtUst Ill, for ... mer king of Saxony. Gad•kl Johanna 23-Mme Feb Wagnerian soprano in Berlin Feb 24---Dr Willy .Meyer noted aur· geon In NeN York Feb 28-Dr A.. B Chace chancellor ot Brown university March 6-John Philip Sousa. noted band director March 7-Aril!ltide Briand, French statesman March H-George Eastman, founder and chairman of board or Eastman Came1a company tn Rochester N Y :March 18-Chaunce y Olcott. American singer In Monte Carlo Congressman 19-Former March Richard Bartboldt. In St Louts March 22--charles Livingston Bull, naturalist and painter March 28-Leslle M Shaw, former secretary of the treasury, in Washington Aprtl 1-Dr Evan 0 Neill Kane, note(! surgeon tn Philadelphia. . Representati ve A. H. Vestal, Indiana in Waahington April 2-Roae Coghlan actress, at Ha1 rts()n N Y April 11-Joseph Lelteril In Chicago urns, detecApril 14--WUiiam J tive at Sarasota, Fla APril 18-Senator WUUam ~ Har~ tis at Washington April 22-Gen J W Keifer, former speaker of the house, In Sprlngtleld., Ohio Aprll 24-Bishop Frank M Brlatol of Methodist church, In Montclair N J May 2-Lee Hammond, pu:meer ln aviation In Jacksonville , Fla.. May 4-Rear Admiral C M. Chester, retired 0 S N May 6-Paul Doumer, president of France John W Scott, Chicago merchant May 7-Maj Gen Enoch R. Crowder, In Washington Albert Thomas bead of Internationa l labor bureau, In Paris May 8-D M Ryerson of Chicago, steel magnate 'May 13-Andreaa Dippel, former grand opera singer and manager, In Hollywood May 16-capt Robert Dollar dean ot American shipping industry, tn San Rafael Ca.llf May 17-Dr B J Clgra.nd of Ba· founder and president ol tavia Ill Nauonal Flag Day association May 20-Admlral W S Benson. U. S N retired May 23-Lord Incheape British shipping magnate Lady Augusta Gregory Irish dramatist May 28-Edward F S>vlft, ChlcalfO packer May 30-Rear Admiral John Hub• bard June !-Former Coogreasman Wll• Ham D Boles of Iowa June 2-Hugh Chalmers, pioneer automobile manufacture r, at Beacon. N y June 7-Dr W W Keen of Pblla· delplna famous surgeon June 8-VIscount Brentford (Wtl· llam Joynson Hicks), E'nglteb states• mao June 13-Willlam C Redfield secretary of commerce under President Wilson June 19-Robert Scott Lovett, head of Unton Pacific, In New York June 37-Gen F E Bamford hero of Battle of Canttgny, tn Charleston. '"· Admiral w Vice DeWitt Cottman, U 8. rettred June 29-Dr G F Kunz. gem e:l:pert ln New York July 2-James N. Gamble, Clneln· nat! manutacture r Dr G K. Burgess, director of burenu or stRndards In Washington Former King Manuel of Portugal July 3-A H. Scribner, publisher, In New York. J'uly &-Kenneth Grahame Scottllb author Dr Joseph Leidy of PhiladeJpbla . neurologist July 9-King c Gillette safety ra .. zor Inventor In Los Angeles July 10-C c Goodrich, tire manu· faeturer In York :P.falne July 13-Fergus Hume BrlUsb author H-Allee Barber Stephana. July Amencan artist. 16-Field Marshal VIscount July Plumer in London former July 17---countess Beatty Ethel Field ot Cilicago In London July 18-Jean Jules Jusserand former French ambassador to WashingN ton fhomas Arkle Clark former dean of men In University of Illinois. July 22--Floren.a Zlegteld, musical comedy producer July 24-Alberto Santos Dumont of Brnzll aviation pioneer July 26--Caleb Powers, former congressman from Kentucky Fred Duesenberg of lndianapoll• , pioneer automobile maker Aug t-Jarnes Oppenheim, American novelist and poeL Aug 6-Dr J Paul Goode, noted geographer Aug 8-James Francis Burke gen• eral counsel of Republtca.n national committee Aug 11-Martln A Ryerson Chicago flt1aneter and philanthropi st Aug 18-Junius S Morgan of New York, In Switzerland Aug 32-Wilton Laekaye, American actor Aug 26-Mnl E(}.lth Rockefeller Mo.. Cormick tn Chicago Aug 27-C A Waterman, senator from Colorado Sept a-s1r Gilbert Parker, British novelist Sept. 20-Dr Frank L BU11n~rs, famous physician, In Chicago John Senator 27-Former Sept. Sharp Williams of Mlaelsslppl Oct 2-Davtd Pingree. wealthy lumberman and philanthropi st, fq Salem. Mass Sir Rudolph Slatta Oet. t--Gen Pasha. In Vienna.. Charle8 :J. 5--Congressm an Oct Linthicum of Maryland Oct 6-Darwln P Kingsley, bead of New York Life Ineurance company Oct 11-Willlam Alden Smith, for ... mer senator tram Michigan Oct 18-Maurlce Dornler of Munich, builder of giant flying boat DO-X. Oot 19-Lindley M Garrison. for• mer eecretary ot war Oct. 10-Marquls Bonl de Castellan• ln Paris Oct 29-Horaee Kent Tenney. noted Chicago lawyer Emmett Corrigan American actor 0 t 30-Hilrold .MacGrath Americaa author Field Marshal Lord Methuen of Eng.. land Nov 1-Wllllam Morris New York theatrical producer and phllanthropla t.. 2-Wil1 Levlngton Comfort. Nov American novelist Nov 16-Dr Fenton B Turck, eml• nent pbysJcian In New York. Nov 19-United States Sens.tor Wea~ ley L. Jones ot Washington Nov 2D-Dr H J Doerman, preat1.1ent of University of Toledo Delmar W Call. noted manufacture r. Robert M Cutting of Chicago, presl• dent elect ot United States Golt asso• Iselin, millionaire 0 1-C Jan elation yachtsman of New York Nov 25-Dr F L. Patton former Jan 2-Gen Paul Pau French war president of Princeton university commander Van Valkenburg-, A 26-E Nov Rear Admiral Cameron Wlnelow, U Philadelphia journalist. S N hero of Spanish war Low, American Nov 27-\Vlll H Jan 6--.Tulfus Rosenwald Chicago artist philanthropi st and capitalist. Me.. c 29--Congress man J Nov 9-Frederlek 0 Brien author Jan Laughlin of Michigan and traveler Nov 3().-.Gari Melehere. Amerfcaa Jan 17-J W Langley former Kenartist. tucky congressman PetJt. MllwaukH Dec !-Louts J Jan 18-Dr J G McClure presl· capitalist. dent emeritus of Presbyterian aemlDee a-Clement Studebaker, Jr., otll· nary of Chicago ltles magnate In Chicago Jan 21-Lytton Strachey Eng!l8h C R Breckinrldge , former Amerlca.o. biographer to Russia. In Wendover. ambassador Jan 24---Paul Warburg, New York Ky banker Dec 6--Dr J C. Van Dyke of Rut· of Jan 28-Wtlllam Wrigley Jr gers art authority Chicago capitalist and owner of Chi~ French Brieu.x. 6-Eugene Dee. cago Cubs in Phoenix. Calif dramatist Alfred S Austrian, leader of the Dec 7-F T Lovejoy, foreign ateel Chicago bar magnate ot Pittsburgh noted. Ledyard, Jan 27-Lewts Case John B Niemeyer American arttat. New York Ia" yer Dec 8-Henry Kitchell Webster, oov• American .Tan 30-Willlam Hodge ellst tn Evanston Ill actor Dee 10-R B Williamson vice chairFeb 4-Hyrum G Smllh presiding man or rederal power commission. patriarch of Mormon church, at Salt Dee 11-A C. Loring of Mlnneap• Lake City olls bead or Pillsbury ftonr mill• Feb 6-John R Voorhis grand saDee IS--Congress man Daniel lil Gar• chem or Tammany aged lOS rett of Texas. Dee. 18-Edmund Vane• Cooke poet Barney Dreyfuss, owner of Pitta· and lecturer In Cleveland Ohio burgh Pirates Ernest Howe, noted geologl8t, tn Flake 16-:Minnle Maddern Feb Litchfield, Conn A.mertcan actress Dee 19--Clarene• E Whitehill AmerHenry A. Blair Chicago capttaUst Ican o-peratic baritone Feb 16-Sir Edgar Speyer, former <0 b7 We11tern Newapapu 'Oillov.. British llnancler. NECROLOGY |