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Show V 0 J 0l'0 PIUTE COUNTY NEWS, JUNCTION, UTAH dues and estates, revenue cutting $100,000,000 more. Feb. 12 Senate passed Its tax bill, reducing fedtral revenue $406,000,000. Feb. 15 Senate and house adopted resolutions fur making Inauguration date In January and convening of con grass two months after election.buildHouse passed omnibus public bill $163,000,000. ings Feb. 16 cariylng Army and navy bills, with total of $660,5110,001 passed by bouse and senate stparatc.y. 19 Feb ben. ite and house conferees agreed on tax bill with cut of 060. House accepted conference tax bill, 334 to 23. llnmy of Oregon resigned from shippin., board. Feb. 21 upprovtd new tax hill hy 61 to 10. Mruch niled States Supreme coui I decided Wisconsins gift tax law Feh 23 report Bert i oil K. 1 Invalid House INTERNATIONAL Jan. WnitJ 9 pi ot.t4J f M. retrouetlve femurcM gainst new ami jtnI Ijium. Jan. 12 petroleum ii!us 11. Sitassn. Ainriian i delegate, riiaie chairman of commibslon on extrut-- i Hnn.il-Uin China. Maj. (in. William Latcslter num ii to succeed tleneral Pershing us piis.il.ut Of Tacna Arlca em minion Jan. Ltnimn ; t wi Italy ' mn I signed debt funding aj.i Jan. 30 Allies evutuaicd the firnf b ui la ri.l tone of occupation in lia March United rU.iltN not :iPd League of Nation andlormaliy 4S nation it bad voti ii to inter world court .Uarch S Fpecinl nfislun of Leugu of Nations opened uuh ibcount l.shil in the chair Deadlocked over new members. Spain thteuuixd to resign. March 8 League of Nations lecilved German application lor intiine. March 6 Germany's juituiHiun to league of Nation's postponed until fall. April 6 Secretary Kellogg submitted ta Chile and Iuru m w plan to settle Tacnu-Arlcdispute without phblNctte. 19 United States t'wniqilly deApril clined lo participate In League of conference ou Aim ru an adhcHioii lo world court. Chile, rejecting Kellogg's plan, demanded Taona-Arlcplebiscite on May 17 as scheduled. 111 debt settlement Italian April ratified hy 1'niteil Stalls 24 April Germany and ltiissla signed treaty of amity giiataiitteing ricipm-ca- l If either were attached neutrality April 2(1 United Stales senate lall-flnset lenient. debt Lelglun April 27 Debt funding agreement With Latvia, EMiioma ami Ktimiinia In domed by llnlted Stales senate. April 2S Unltid Slates senate rati Bed Czechoslovakian debt set Heine lit. April 29 Funding tii'i'ini;; in. nl ot French debt lo America slp.iud In VV fm p lynient ashing ion, over ii2 years providing of grand total ol $6, : i 1 Nit-lio- a i t hill p:sMd WatHuu-Piirkp- r board and i,tiiro:id Luir railof i.iHtllnn-n1'iovidtnj; nitjanw way labor disputes by coiif(ivii('i,l nid ion. bit ui and i.u.oii voluntary .I.irt'h isui y oftoiid for publl'j r? fr H suhMTipiiun bonus al Hu ml- - Minco IshikmI. ri r- In $.)p,imio,uuO Mr i.vnt intenai. fii.al Liberty Maudi 0 St all ;ti'i Ii a K. Lamb Air Mcretaiu'H r t'oi.iinended man of Hie t lovct vere bond Wash, elected Mrs mayor. In iiu'Ih depart nr ents le, by JJ. W, Morrow, uiirratt i chair- b 14 Board of temperance, and moral of the MethoUjut ihurcb churned Coolidno admimsiru-- t it it. of iollu ul condition, was keeping men in otlu-- who ur not In, pymimthy with enforceinent of the nroitibiiion lawn. $10,0U0,0Ud for Ilouise appropiiuted foivUn inbary bulldlngn. was held to Daniel F. Stock tDem.i, Brook-har- t have been elected over Senator Hiibinlt-ted ( Hep. ), Iowa, In i cirt by Miibcfunmlttee of the uenate elections committee. The White bill, to create a fed.ral radio cominla.slon of live memlnus tIn co operate with Secretary Hoover kcc pint? order In the air, W'as paused by iiouHC. 'The nenate rejected Wallace Mo Cament $f ( tckoii ms federal fudvo. John C. UoolldrSf,, March lather o? rrchlrtent rir.hty-one- , died as tho lTenident and hl wife were h peed m if by special trutn n ol. (,uol-uli-e- to htfl bedside. March 'It New York senate hy vote of Z1 lo 24, defeated state prohibition law. 20 March Senate confirmed the nomination of T. F. SVoodiock of New York as a member of the Interstate eommorce commission by vi le of 32 to 2 & March 29 frampton entire prohibition unit hill, plimlng the civil serv- umlt-- ice, yimsoil hy house. April 1 House vo toil t to Impeach National convention of tho Fourteen 8an FrancUco men, worth 4 u0.000.UU0, formed foundation to give Hurpiu wealth for benefit of the community. Kurinas City Star and Times sold lo Present management for $11,000,000. July 14 Linton Welle and E. 6. Evane completed circuit of globe In 28 days, 14 hours and 87 minutes. July ID Dorn belt committee met in Lea Moines to plan renewal of IU:ht for agricultural relief. July 20 Senate sluh fund committee betfan Inquiry Into Illinois senatorial primary expenses, In Chicago. July 30 A. F. Myers of Iowa appointed member of federal trade commission. An if 6 Iowa Republicans nominated V. f Stewart to fill unexpired term of Senator Cummins. Democrats made r.o nomination. Auk. ii William P. MacOracken, ClilcaKO, appointed assistant secretary of commerce in chaise cf aviation development. Auk. 10 Knights of Pythias opened bl nmal onnven t ion In Chicago. idi.o Republic a oh renominated tor Flunk B. Willis, and named M. Y. Cooper for governor. Democrats named Aibe Fomcrtne for senate and renominated Governor Donahey, Auu 13 American apilioritles near fun Diego, Cal., arrested 50 men Mobilized for Mexican revolt under General Estrada, ar.d aeued quantity of i rma. UK 16 President CoolidKS decided Inu rvenilon lu Mexico was unwarranted. Auk. 28- - Dan Moody defeated Miriam Vi tKuaon In run-of- f primary for nominal ion for governor of Texas. Auk. 31 Senator S, M. Mhortrlripe ratio! linated by California Republicans. John L. Elliott, named by Democrats. pt. 7 Semator Lenroot of Wisconsin defeated for renomination by Gov. h n J Blaine. Senators A1uk h of New IBunpshiro and Oddie of Nevada Sept. 13 Maine election won by Republican ticket headed by Governor Brewster. Icpt. If) President and Mrs. returned to Washington. Sr pt. 20 Sixtieth annual convention of tbs U. A. It. opened In Des Moines, !2 .Toly Klks opened In Chicago. 1 , 3 S- . Cool-I(1k- low a. iSept. Maryland reinocrats ro- Governor Ititchie on wet piiitform. Frank A. Walsh of Milwaukee elec-l-commander in chief of the (b A. H. 28 Now Sor't. York Republicans nominated Congressman Oden Ij. Mills for governor on moist platform and renominated Senator Wadsworth. Democrats renominated fcmitlr for governor and named U. F. Warner for senRtir, 'i'eapot Dome lease held invalid by federal circuit court of appeals at St. Louis. Sept. 20 Investigatin'? committee of Republican ed rs charged corrupt rult in Indiana by D. C, Stephenson, Klan leader row serving Ufa sentence. 30 IMesideut Sept. apCoolldge pointed Charles Evans Hughes a memof ber the Court of International Justice at The to succeed the lute George Gray.Hague Dot. 11 Jury In Daugherty-MUle- r conspiracy ense (Unagreed. National convention of American Legion opened in Philadelphia. Oct. 18 American Legion voted to 2 7 convention In France hold Get. 13 Howard P. Savage of Chicago elected commander in chief of Arnei Iran Lrgion Oct. 13 Gucen Marie of Rumania landed at New York und went to Washington. 19 Oct. Queen Marie entertained at dinner by President CmiUdge. 21 A. Mitchell Palmer, former Oct. attorney general, and others accused of $0,535,000 conspiracy against government In federal suit connected wltl sale of Bosch Magneto company assets. Oct. 23 Sacco and Vanzettl, sentenced to death five years ago, denied a new trial in Massachusetts. Oct. 25 United itates Supreme court held President has power to oust federal appointees without consent of senate. Oct. 28 Hoard of army engineers reported against proposed all American waterway through New York state. Nov. 2 Tn national elections Republicans lost seven senate seats and eleven house neats to the Democrats Senator Butler, chairman of Republican national committee, defeated In Massachusetts and Senator Wadsworth beatnounrui ted d of the eastJudge George V. Kni.lish ern district of Illinois, Jtoi to Bo. 147,674,101. 2 1 President Dodidgo i.elicted May April Agreement on Yugoslavia debt to United Kittles reached (','irmi A. Thompson of Cleveland, nllo, In Wash ns special coiiimlssloner to mnke a surIngton. 7 In Philippine. Flinch and Spanish opened vey of condition May nor Davis of offensive ngalnsl Kldhins Apill 3 Forinor G"Vvi sou uciuined of nnd hi IS International Kiuisti May preliminary conlei enee on riduetiun of urinunients bribery charge. In Geneva. Senate committee opened twelve-daopened 22 French captured Targulst, hearing on Volstead at mod ('ration. May -- Spokesmen for Amerlean heiidquarteis of Abdellvrlin. but the April Kill lender si a pcil. Federation of Labor at m iiata heartiC.T mol li.;!it wines May 2ti Abd el Krlm surrendered to ing the French. inodittention of Volstead act. June 4 French 12 Sixty-fnratified the Apill repi i sentntives Locarno treaties, 272 to 6 of women' orgahlzations urged 6 June Grtut Britain and Turkey not to weaken VolsGud net. slg.ncd the Moaul treaiy Senate hy vote of 45 to 41 unsealed June 12 itiuzil gave two yearn Biimkhart of Iowa: Daniel F. Sleek notice of hur wltbdiawal from Leugiie sworn In a senator. of Nations. Natal itlreiafl hill passed by bouse. June 14 Tarna-Arlcplehlscitai y April 13 Frank L. Smith defeated commission formally declined the plcb Senator W. It. .McKinley for Iscile iniir.icilcable, for aenutor from Illi27 Britain concluded tfgree-nien- t nois. nomination July with General Andrews to balk York J9 New legislature April Into toe I luted Stales rgin smuggling passed resolution. for- beer und wine Aug. 9 Italy and Spain sinned Kutnaiiia und referendum. Ircaiy. and and sale of ' April trance 2.signed treat v of amiiy ChiiHgo, Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad Aug. British, French and German ordered Federal Judge Wilkerson. by experts worked out plnn for Germany s House passed bill creating separate League of Nations, with bureau entry Into Boland of prohibition and a bureau of to have Spain and customs uent seals In council, April 2S National crime commission Aug. 2(1 Spains demand that Interton. national district of Tangier l annexed met in Washing April 29 National elimination balto Spanish zone of Morocco toiinaily loon at Little Dock, Ark. race started before the powers concerned. President signed May to Aug. 27 Nicaragua appealed tvnr pension bill. League of Nations uguinst Mexico, alpiloted by Van Orman, Goodyear IV,race. leging Calles aided revolutionists. tin Boon 3d Great Brllnin n fused won Aug. 4 Senators Watson nnd May Spain's iiivltuUon to conference uu of Indiana renominated by Tangier. 4 Sept. Spain rejected League of May 5 Seven convicts killed n depNations offer of scat Al Smith en in New York. from the IlliIn council. uty warden and escaped HI Statevllle; two governor of New York. Six of eight Sept. (I League of Nations assembly nois penitentiary on states voting prohibition wont wet. met with Spam und Biaxil ubsent. captured after bloody battle with po Nov 4 Federal Judge G. VV'. Engat l.eotiorc. Sept. 7 Spam resigned from League lireHouse of Illinois, under impeachment, re-.appropriated $7 5,000.01)0 for lish of Nations. c nod air program. Sept. 3 Germany elected a member die year - army 1! Armistice day generally obNov. to bill Senate passed of League of Nations and given permaMay served. President Oooiidge dedicated ease pav ot all federal judges. nent stat In council. atturmer Liberty Memorial at K atmas Pitv. May 7 11. M. Daugherty, Sept. 10 German delegation took Its Nov. Do n W. former T. Bernard! of Miller, eats In League of Nations assembly torney general; Italy won cup in seaplane races at Noralien property custodian, and Johncon-T Schneider tor Sept. 11 Turkey applied folk n League of Nations, King indicted In New York 111 Nov. 13 Queen Marie of Rumania It must be given seat in Hie stipulating defraud government council. spiracy toMetal canceled case 14 no Local Sept. conipati) new railroad tour at remainder ofto her American treaties tilcu it Ith American Indianapolis May II Senate passed League of Nations, and Germany da hurry home to irk husband. mantled evacuation of HhiuelanJ labor hill as adopted by house. by Mi Kadden S Milwaukee 13 Chicago, Senate allies Paul railpassed May St pt 21 way sold n' nucMon for $ 40.000.fi00. French cabinet (face Lrl.uid banking lull. 27 bill Nov. White Star Line fleet sold to fice hand in working out accord ulili House passed Johnson May 17 Mail. Ge nunny making great changes- in Wot Id war Roval Nov. 29 Arthur R Could. Repub('ommittee report on American res veteran' act of 924. V S. Vnre, S - ' Vnitl'essiniin lican. elected Fnited Star ervatious uccepud by world court .nator May from Maine to succeed the late Senator on wet platform, won Kepnb-liruJudicial eiK.iinilu but Its interpretarunning tion of lift reset lotion declared not nomination for senator fiom tht M Supreme ('curt upheld Volstead act Peiiusvlvsnla. defeating Senator Pepper clause acceptable 22 by President GooLdge Democrat Pihehot. Withdrawal ot limiting medical prescriptions Flench and thi t'l'iuu' Sept. of whisky to one pint every ten days. Kliiiicland begun. ted W It Wilson. Hoops from nomine 2 U 23 orkl court stales adopted s. Kresge gave $23,00,t00 to S'squiocntonntal exposition S Sept. at with dosed lo and American loss to Philadelphia reply reservations, ac- Kresgr foundation for charitable cP v of S c.nt.ortu. welfare purposes. cepting 19them with one lumiitL a l ion. public 8 Dec. Short session of congress Oct. 19 Kemoial of tariff barriers House passed bill prohibitand other restrictions upon Kuropean ingMaylYanspoi ting of pistols and revolop.n ed 7 Dec Pres!dent trade recommended by a group of lead vers In I he malls. message received congress log International bunkers in a signed entered Inquiry into primary by Dec. Senate 9 made raised statement salaries of (Vngress public simultaneously campaign expenditures. In New York and Kuropean federal hidees. departmerk ancapitals. May 21 Treasury Dec. in- - iPmse parsed treasury and Get. 30 United States government had signed President Uool'dge nounced served notice on Mexico taut diplompost oftloe appropriation bill carrying order authorizing ap in executive 'O.SH.24S atic relations Would be severed if polntment of state, county and muni1- 1- I!oue Dec. ways ami means American properties in Mexico should other!' ns prohibition othcers at committee decided there should be no he confiscated under the terms of the cipal nominal sularlv in tax short session new Mexican land and oil laws effeciiie legislation farm relief House rejected Haugen 3 1. Dec Congress dropped impeachJanuary bill. 167 to 212 VV. O ex of ment Nov. 13 Foreign Ministers Tehlteh Judge Kl'gl'h. Htelwer nominated for sen Deo. 16 Albert R. Fall and F. L. eriti of itussia and Tewrtk KushH Bey aleFrederick by Oregon Kepublieups, deleating in Elks Hills oil Dohenv acquitted of Turkey met to formulate treaty ol Senator Stanfield lease eongpiraev case alliance. delivered 'ootid ge 31 President Mav Senator eh cl F. L. Smith of Illinois asked lulled Nov. 17 Nicaragua Day address att. Aldington, f appointed by Governor Small to Ml out States to help lit stopping Mexican aid Memorialworld disurii'Htuen urging term of Senator McKmley. to rebels Sesituleeiitenulwl exposition opened 22 Congress Dm fvr Nov. 13 Nicaraguan rebels asked by adjourned in Philadelphia. hoi.d.iV reect United Slates to lay down theit aims June 2 -- Senate passed army air serNov. 19 President Coolldge notltled bill. Nicaragua the United Stales would vice FOREIGN Senate passed naval air pro June one It good offices to maintain peace 3 gram bill. Democratic convention uoinl proGen T. It. Pankalo there. j.m Indiana Nov 20 Pope Plus denounced persea dictatorship for Greece with i" Kvan and Albert Stump anted cution of Catholic church by drexlco tiioselt' as Its h.sd. Nov 27 Daly and Albania signed len for long and short cabinet resigned ,c.;.!ii;ui terms, 4 ami Prince Michael of amity treaty June 4 omnibus rivers and harbors of JarRumania was proclaimed crown Nov 2X Deport of Slraivu interna-t'enaby house commission said powers must bill passed ,nik c in place of Prince Carol, his fa-- i June 7 Smith W. Brookh.irt nomi retain extraternun ial rights In China a.cr. "ho had renounced hts riuhis of senator liepubiiean for nuted ly until chaos li.ere was emed Jan 13 Doctor Luther reappointed Iowa, d. tenting K.Senator A B Ium-mln- s chancellor Dec. 4 China gale nonce it would of Germany. Porter nominated Claude terminate all uuequal treaties on their Jan. 14 Carlos Solarxano, president by the Democrats. expiration. of Nicaragua, resigned. June 11 Senate passed house bill Dec 6 League of Nations council Jan. 21 Chamorro assumed presi$75,000,000 for federal aid carrying met. dency of Nicaragua; not recognised construction cio. 10 Nobel pence prize for 192,7 road by United States. June. IT House passed senate's corn sw tided to Charles G. Dawes and Sii Jan. 22 Spanish aviators, hound for a listen Chamberlain, for 1926 to An.-t.dngar bill 1'went.v-elghtreached Canary Islands InternationArgentina, June 2u and Gustav Stresemann gtland Jan. 31- - Spanish aviators reached congress opened in Uhl Dec 12 Aliie agreed to transfer al Brazil. Pernambuco, to cage. control of German armaments Feb 3 Portuguese kovernment supJune 21 President Coolldge In his League of Nations committee on Feba pressed 13 revojt in Lisbon annual budget address announced surruary I. Mexican government orFeb. plus for ti.cnl tear 1926 was about dered closine of colleges, sehoo's anJ $390,000, 00c conducted DOMESTIC by Catholic priests. June 24- - McNary Mil for farm relief asylums Fch. 15 Miguel Mendez elect ed prest defeated in senate. Jan. 4 House passed post office by price29- - f xing farm Colombia. relief bill, backed dent of 23 treasury appropriation bill carrying byJune Mexican jrovernniem Feb. or administration, defeated in senate, 'rtered $87,600,000. all foreign priests and minis', rs Jan. 11 House passed Interior de w'hich thenbill.passed the to and Catholic leate Protestant, cun' purtment12 bill appropriating $226,41600, turn marketing Second ih ficlencj MU with dry law try to 39 Senate by vote of Jan. March 3 Ivan Lykke formed rew fund passed by senate. rated Gerald P. Nye of North Dakota entorcemen' cabinet for Norway. House passed ttrm) air service ex Jan 19 Army board of review up March 8 Cabinet of Premier Prland bill. proved conviction of Col. William pension June 3o Gerald P. Nye nominated by of Fiance resigned Mitchell. Rrland UnitVarch 9 Aristide made Jan. 26 Senate Rdopted Swanson res- North Dakota RepublicansA. for G. Sortie, Gov premier of France for ninth time. ed Slates senator et rations to world court resolution. March 20 New Czech cabinet headed re nominated. co bill Haugen operative marketing by former Premier e'ernj. Dr. Kduard assistant K. P. Warner appointed by house. passed 27 Benes retained as foreign minister. Senate by vote of 76 to 17 secretary of the navy tor aviation. Jan. April 4 French parliament adopted appointed Finance July 2 F. Trubee Davison passed resolution for American adPeret's Minister budget assistant secretary of war for avia- scheme. herence to world court. Jan, SO Senate passed corn sugar tion. 3 elected of sumGreece Pangaloa for president food laws amendment lo pure Congress adjourned July Yugo-Slacabinet resigned. Feb 6 Senate adopted repeal of pub- mer recess. 7 Premier Mussolini e? Italy April July 6 President Coolldge and Inparty shot licity provision of revenueto law. al In nose by eccentric sister of the summer House White all lett for Feb 10 Senate voted rep Baron Ashbourne of Ireland. .taxes on automobiles, admissions and Adirondack , y 1 sen-alor- s a semi-pertn- a Spanisli-Amcriea- 1 Itob-Inso- Ill-- 6- f.-- - u 1 urpi,d 3. - ! 1 I res)H-ctivel- l Four-year-ol- A- - P.evolt In northern Greece supgovernment Pangalo pressed. 19 of President Tuan Cbl-JApril China deposed by coup of national leaders. army April 17 National army of Feng evacuated Peking; President Tuan reinstated. April 19 Chang's troops occupied Peking; President Tuan fled to Tientsin. April IS Rlza Khan Pahlevl crowned as shah of Persia. French captured Kuelda, chief fortress of Druses in fiyrla. April 130 British miners struck. Mexico ordered seizure of May Cathollu churches closed by priests. Negotiations between British government, mine operators and miners failing, the British Trades Union congress ordered general strike of 6,009,000 men for May 3. Uoverrrnont declared state of emergency end Prime Minister Baldwin become virtual dictator. May 3 British general strike began at midnight. May 7 Norge. Amundsens polar dirigible, rea'died Kings Bay, Spltzbergen. May 9 Lt. Commander Jtichard K. of Byrd irginia and Floyd Bennett (lew from Kpltzbergen to North pole, circled it thrice and returned without landing. French bombarded Mldan quarter of Damascus, killing iuO. May lt Berlin police broke up royalist plot to make on Hindenburg dictator. Amundsen expedition In the Norge started from Spilzburgen for Alaska. Belgian12 cabinet resigned. May General strike In Great Britain called off; negotiations with miner to be resumed. Marshal 1'llsudsltl started revolt In Poland against government of Premier Wit os. Chancellor Luther of Germany, censured hy relchstag, resigned. Airship Norge passed over North April against pole. May Norge alighted at Teller, Warsaw after occupied bloody lighting. May 14 President Wojeiechownki of Poland and the cabinet resigned and fled. May 1 5 Pilsudski made Charles Bartel premier of Poland and Ratal acting president. May 16 Dr. Wilhelm Marx became chancellor of Germany, 19 May Premier Mussolini proclaimed Inauguration of the Fascist syndicalist form ot government for Daly. .May 29 Portuguese cabinet resigned following a military revolt. May 30 Swedish after twelve years' study, commission, decided against prohibition. Commander Cabecadas In control of Portugal government. June Prut. Ignatz Mosclckl elected president of Poland. 6 June Syrian tribesmen rejected French peace terms. C. G. Lkimin, leader, formed new cabinetprohibition for Sweden. Dr. Kasmlr Urimus elected June president15 of Lithuania. June Premier Briand of Francs ar.d entire cabinet resigned. June 17 ti, n. Gomes da Costa declared himself head of Portuguese government, ousting Commander Cube-ca.;. June 18 Briand failed to form new Flench ministry and Ilerrlut undertook job. June 20 Herrlot falling, Briand was again selected to form French cabinet. German yoteis, by refraining from voting, defeated referendum to properly ot toimer kaiser and pi inc-sJune 23 Briand formed French cabinet with Calilatix as tluance mini-u- r. June Minister Mai kenzie King of Canada, being refused dissolution of parliament, lesigned with his cabinet; Arthur Meiglien, Conservative leader, named to form new ministry. July 2 Canada parliament dissolved by Gov. Gen. Lord Byng. July 9 French chamber gave Briand government vote of confidence. Gen Cnrmnnla succeeded Gen. Gomez da Costa as dictator of Portugal. beauiy 17 Briand cabinet resigned Her-riocause of adverse vote in chamber; t form to Invited ministry. 19 Harriot's French cabinet July formed with Do Monzie as tlnunce minister. July 21 Herrlot cabinet defeated In French chamber and resigned. Ju;y 23 Catholic church leaders arrested tn Mexico for sedition. Poincare formed French cabinet con tabling 31six French chamber of deputies July passed Poincare's financial measure. Futile attempt made to assassinate Dietator de. Rivera of Spain. Catholic episcopate of Mexico asked truce wi;li government and a plebiscite on religious controversy. New religious laws put Into t fleet: churches abandoned by clergy and taken over by civilian committees. Aug. 2 President Calles rejected truce proposal of Mexico Catholic clergy. 3 Poincares fiscal legislation Aug. passed by French Semite 10 French senators and depAug. uties, sitting as national assembly, passed con titut mnui amendment embodying Poincares project for sinking fund to redeem floating debt. Aug. 22 Greek Liberals, headed by Gen. Condylis, overthrew dictatorship of Gon. Pangalos in blo dless coup d'etat. Aug. 29 Revolutionary movement In serious. Nicaragua 5 growing - .Revolutionary movement Sept. started by Spanish artillery suppressed of decreed. and slate 3 Cajilonese army occupied Hankow. 9 Military revolt In Athens Sept. government sup against. Condylls bloody battle. pressed after 10 government Nicaraguan Sept. asked IT. S. to help end revolt. Kept. 11 Anarchist attempted vainly to assassinate Premier Mussolini of and Home Italy with bomb; Mussolini press warned France to desist from sheltering plotters against the Fascist regime. 14 Melghen's Conservative Kept. in elecgovernment tn Canada defeatedMackenzie under Liberals tions by 13 Alaska. l'llsudskl , 1 d e . S.-p-t. King. Sept. 25 Melghen government of Canada resigned and Mackenzie King became premier. Sept. 30 Polish parliament cut down the government budget and the cabinet resigned.1 Pilsudski became premier of Oct. Poland. Oct. 11 Cantonese troops captured after for'y day siege. Wuchang Oct. 15 Prussian diet voted to settle Hohenzollern claims by giving the family $3,600,000. a castle and 167.000 acres if land. Austrian cabinet resigned. Oct. IS Norway voted wet In national plebiscite on law prohibiting use of liquors with more than 29j per cent alcohol. Oct. 19 British empire conference opened In London. Oct. 20 Grand war council of Mexico decided on extermination of the Yaquis as a tribe. became Seipel again premier of Vustria. 31 Oct. Young man shot al Premter Mussolini In Bologna and was slain by crowd. Nov. 1. Oen. Chamorro, president de facto of Nicaragua, resigned. Nov. 8 Italy refunded her entire In, ternal public debt Nov. 10 Vincent Massey appointed first Canadian minister to Washington. Communists of Java rebelled against Dutch authorities. Nov. 11 Adolfo Diaz elected presl-- i dent of Nicaragua: Mexican filibusters landed troops and munitions for rebels near Corinto. British Imperial conference Nov. announced the dominions are hereafter autonomous units of the empire, equal .n status. In Albarla Serious revolt Nov. 21 Gen. Chang Kai shek. leader of Cantonese armies, declared reo lution in China would not end until 'rights and ounces extraterritoriality stons were abolished. Nov. 27 Civil government of Crma al Peking resigned. Nov. 29 Former Vice Pres'ilen; Kao sss landed troop In .Nicaragua f,.i i lack on Diaz government British and French troops landed at Hankow, Chino. General Carmona, premier of Portugal, assumed the presidency. Nov. 80 Kin? Ferdinand of Rumania issued a warping to former Crown Prince Carol and all others not to attempt a coup d'etat to seize the throne. Premier Condylls of Greece resigned and Alexander Zalmis formed a new cabinet1 Dec. Elections In Ontario won by the wets; prohibition to be abandoned Per government control of liquor sales. Dec. I Socialist government of Denmark resigned after defeat In elections. Deo. 6 Yugo-Sla- v cabinet resigned. Iiec. 17 German cabinet resigned. Lithuanian government Socialist overthrown by military and Catholic dictamade revolt; Major Plehavlciilus tor. Dec. 19 Antona Smetona made president of Lithuania. INDUSTRIAL Jan. court held uncon- 11 Supreme stitutional prohibitive tax on put and call" trading on boards of trade. Feb. 1 Trainmen on liastern road asked wage increase of $t a day. Feb. 12 Anthracite coal strike ended by signing of contract; not menwages not raised, check-oftioned. Feb, 16 Twelve thousand fur workers of New York struck. March 2 Interstate commerce comflve-yea- r f mission rejected Van Sweringen plan for merger of Nickle Plate, Chesapeake Ohio. Hocking Valley, Pure Maraud Erie railroads. quette March 15 Announcement of $40,000,- 000 merger of 18 quarry companies In limestone district around Bedford and ind. Bloomington, June 1 Charles P. Howard of Chicago elected president of International Typographical union, defeating J. iL nch. y June 3 Eastern railroads rejected trainmen's demand for 20 per cent wage Increase. July 1 torty thousand garment workers of New York struck. July 18 Interstate commerce commission denied 5 per cent freight rate advance to Western railroads. Get. 4 American Federation of Labor convention opened In Detroit. Oct. 7 Federation of Labor voted to organize8 the automobile Industry. s Oct. and companies merged with shipping Hamburg-Ainerlcaa line Into the $31,000,000 shipping combine, with a total tonnage of 879,000. 23 Nov. United States Supreme coart upheld conviction of Chicago district carpenters and employers for plot to restrain 2Interstate commerce. Dec. New railroad arbitration hoard gave- eastern conductors and 7 4 trainmen per cent wage Increase. Dec. 16 United States Steel corporation declared a 40 per cent stock dividend. Dec. 81 Frederick D. Underwood retired a president of the Erie railroad. being succeeded by John J. lser-ne& German-Australla- n Kos-mo- n - t. DISASTERS Jan. 2 Disastrous Roods prevalent throughout western Europe, and in Mexico. men killed by Jan. 13 Ninety-on- e coal mine explosion near Wilburton, Ok la. Feb. 17 Snowsllde destroyed mining camp near Bingham, Utah; 79 killed. Feb. 25 Tornado In Arkansas and killed ten persons. Mississippi April 7 nil lank fields at San Bills Obispo and Brea, Calif., burned with loss of about $18,000,000. April 8 Forty men killed by explosions on two oil tank steamers near Now Orleans. April 11 Twenty five seamen burned to death by explosion on tanker at Fort Arthur, Texas. May 26 Cyclone and tidal wave In Burma killed 1.200. June 13 Disastrous storms In Illinois and Iowa. June 24 Disastrous floods In Germany and Mexico, hundreds being drowned in latter country. in Sumatra June 28 Earthquake killed 283 persons. 400 killed by anJuly a More than other earthquake In Kumatra. July 10 Naval ammunition depot at Lake Denmark, N. J., struck by lightwas destroyed by explosions and ning, twenty-onmen killed and propfire; erty loss14 about $100,000,000. Twenty killed In hotel fire July the Catskills. at Twilight Park in Twenty-fiv- e killed in storm Aug. Louisiana. that swept southern r 26 men killed by forty-fouAug. mine explosion at Clymer, Fa. Aug. 91 Earthquake in the Azores wrecked city of Horta; 24 killed. Kept. 3 Sixteen men killed by mine explosion5 at Tehona, Okla. Twenty-sevekilled in train Sept. wreck near Leadville, Colo. Fifty perished in fire In cinema hall at Drumcollogher, Ireland. Kept. 12 Disastrous Hoods In six middl western states. Kept. 18 Terrific hurricane swept lower east coast of Florida, . passing across state and gulf to Pensacola. About 500 persons killed and property losses In Miami and lsewhere amount' ed to over $260,000,000. Sept. 28 Veru Cruz, Mexico, and vicinity3 badly damaged In by hurricane. Out. Seiious floods Illinois, Kansas and klahoma. men killed by Oct. 4 Twenty-eigh- t mine explosion at Kockwood, Tenn. Oct. 20 Hurricane swept Cuba, killing 600 and doing $100,000,000 damage to property. Oct. 22 Earthquake In Armenia destroyed I.eninakan and twelve other towns; 3 600 killed. men killed by cave-iFifty-onNov. of iron mine at Ishpemlng, Mich. Nov. 6 Tvphoon In Philippines killed several hundreds. Nov. 19 Sixteen men killed by explosion 25on tanker at Baltimore. 80 Nov. perTornado killed about sons tn Louisiana, Arkansas and Missouri. men killed by Dec. 9 Twenty-ninmine explosion at Princeton. Ind. n e n e NECROLOGY MaJ. Gei. V. H. Hart, quartermaster general of the army. Jan. 18 Mgr. J. T. G'Farrell, vlcnr general of the Virginia Catholic diocese. Jan. 2 Jan. 23 Cardinal Mercler of Belgium. Jan. 26 Ut. Rev. Joseph S. Glass, Catholic bishop of Salt Lake City. Jan. 27 Viscount Xvato, premier of Japan. Jan. 39 VV. t George, English author. Jan. 31 George V. Hobart, musical comedy 2 author.M. W. Feb. Wood, former president of American Woolen company, suicide. Feb. 9 Brig. Gen. E. J. McClernand, retired, in Washington. Feb. 11 W. C. Bobbs of IndianapPublisholis, president Bobbs-Merri- ll ing company. 13 Feb. Henry Holt, publisher ar.d author. In New York. Feb. 17 Archbishop J. F. Cleplak of Poland, in Passaic, N. J.' Feb. 20 Dr. James A. Israel, world famous German surgeon. Archbishop Roy of Quebec, Catholic primate of 6 Canada. Rear Admiral Richard March retired. Wainwrlght, 11 March Leopold Schepp, financier and philanthropist. In New York. Henry Shennan Boutell, former minister to Fortugal and Switzerland, at San Remo, Italy. March 12 Edward Wyllii Scrlppa, publisher, 13 In Monrovia bay, Liberia. Howard G. Heitler, presiMarch dent Chicago & Western Indiana railroad. In Hinsdale. III. March 20 Dowager Queen Louise of Denmark. March 24 Albion W. Small, University of Chicago professor. March 26 Dr. George Snow Isham, leading Chicago surgeon. Rt. Rev. Edward D. Kelly, D. D., bishop of the Catholic diocese of Grand Rapids March 28 Lout Philippe, duke of Orleans, and pretender to the throne f France. A'lrL 4 A G Mrllwalne, noted nan. In Hartford, Conn. August Thysten, German steel ma nate. April Henry Miller, veteran In New York. April 11 Luther Burbank, world-famohorticulturist, at Santa Roe a, Calif. 14 Otto Stark, ApfU landscape painter. In Indianapolia. 20 T. McClnrg of ChiApril Ogden cago, publisher and explorer. April 23 Joseph Pennell, America etcher. April 25 Ellen Key, Swedish writer. April 27 Marshal Kawamura of Japan, hero of Battle of Mukden. April 28 Miss Jeffreys Lewis, American actress. April 30 F. D. Countisa, retired Chicago financier. May 1 Oscar S. Straus, former to Turkey, in New York. Prince Victor Napoleon, Bonapartlat pretender to throne of France. May 6 Howard Van Doren Shaw of Chicago, noted architect. May 3 Rida Johnson Young, American playwright May 9 Benjamin B. Odell, former governor of New York. May 10 Alton B. Parker, Democratlo candidate for Presidency in 1904, in New York. May 13 John T. King, former Republican leader in Connecticut 15 Mrs. Nielson May Christine Dreier, American contralto, in Chicago. of May 16 Mohammed VI, Turkey. May 17 A. R. Metcalfe, whist authority, In Chicago. May 19 W, E. Stokes, New Yorx hotel man. May 20 Donald Robertson, actor and stage coach" June 6 Meyer London, former Socialist congressman from New York. June 7 John D. Spreckels, California . capitalist. June 9 Louis Sherry, famous restaurateur, In New York. Sanford B. Dole, former president pf Republic14 of Hawaii, In Honolulu. June Earl of Dunraven, Kngl'sh yachtsman. June 15 Miss Mary Cassatt. American artist, in Paris. June 20 Dr. John Howland of Baltimore, leading authority on disease of children. June 21 Kate Jordan, author and playwright, at Mountain Lake, N. J June 24 Cleveland H. Dodge of New York, philanthropist and capitalist. June 29 C. W. Rapp of Chicago, architect. June 30 Frederick Cunllfts Owen, English 2 author, in New York. Emile Coue, French exponent July of autosuggestion. 6 Adrian C. Honors, "lilcago July capitalist. Edward R. Thomas, publisher of New York Morning Telegram. July 12 John W. Weeks, former senator. and secretary of war. July 13 Lincoln J. Carter, writer of melodramas. Jui.v IS Martin L. I.ueck, Democratic nominee tor governor of Wisconsin. July 19 Felix Djerjinsky, head of Soviet Russian cheka. July 21 F. M. Woodruff of Chicago, ornithologist. W. A. Roebllng, builder of Brooklyn bridge. July 26 Robert Todd Lincoln, last surviving son of President Abrabain Lincoln, at Manchester, VL July 28 George Inness, Jr., American painter. July 3C Albert B. Cumpilns. United States senator from Iowa. Aug. 1 Israel Uangwill, Jewish author and Zionist. Aug. 14 George A. Glynn, New York Republican leader, in journalist and Watertown, N. Y. 16 Dr. Aug. Henry Wade Rogers, federal judge and former president of Northwestern university, in Trenton, N J. Aug. 21 Mrs. Frederick W. Vander. bilt,. in Paris. H. H. Harjes, noted Paris banker. ' 21 Kluart Pratt Aug. Sherman, author and literary critic, at Manistee, Mich. Aug. 22 Dr. Charles W. Eliot, president emeritus of Harvard university. Aug. 23 Rudolph Valentino, noted screen actor, in New Y'ork. Bert M. Fernald, United States senator from Maine. Rear Admiral G. H. Barber, U. S. N. Aug. 26 Commander John Rodgers, U. S. N., killed In airplane accident. Aug. 30 l.atayette McWilliams, pioneer merchant of Chicago. Sept. 11 Dr. Policarpo Bonilla, former president of Honduras. Sept. 17 Joseph Byfield, Chicago hotel man. Sept. 19 Maj. Gen. R. L Howze, commander of Fifth corps area, U. S. A. Sept. 22 Dr. Heman Spalding, noted official of Chicago. city health Sept. 23 Rear Admiral W. F. Ful-laretired. Oct. 2 Judge T. D. Hurley, Illinois Jurist, 4In Evanston. Oct. Arthur Jule Goodman, American portrait painter, in Cleveland Oct. 11 Henry L. Fuqua, governor of Louisiana. Oct. 13 U. P. Davis, prominent Florida real estate developer, druwiud at sea. Oct. 14 Richard E. Breed, noted public utilities executive. In New York. Cleveland Motfett, author and journalist, In Paris. Oct. 19 Dr. J. A. Newman, psychiatrist, at Ann Arbor, Mich. Commissioner Thomas Estill, head of Salvation Army in Eastern stat-- s. Oct. 20 Eugene V. Debs, Socialist leader. Thomas Mott Osborne, prison administration reformer, at Auburn. N Y Oct. 22 John G. Shedd, merchant uud financler'of Chicago. Oct. 28 Rev. Olympia Brown-Williin Baltimore. pioneer woman suffragist, Oct. 26 Cnarles M. Russell, "cowboy Mont. in Great Falls, artist, Oct. 26 Col. E. B. Eilicott, president of Chicago school board. Oct. 28 Maj. Gen. George Bell, Jr., retired, In Chicago. W. J. Hussey, professor of astronomy at University of Michigan, in London. ( England. Oct. 31 Harry Houdlnt, magician. :u Detroit. Charles E. Fox. architect, in Chicago. Nov. 1 Joseph G. Cannon, turmer speaker. 3 In Danville, 111. Nov. Annie Oakley (Mrs. Frank Butler), famous marksman, at Greenville, Ohio. Nov. 6 James K. Hackett, American actor. In Paris. Nov. 15 Lafayette Young, former United States senator, publisher and editor of Des Moines Capital. Nov. 17 Carl E. Akeley, big gi'n- e hunter and naturalist. In Belgian Congo. Nov. 19 Clement Shorter. English editor and author. Nov. 21 Joseph McKenna, retired Justice of United States Supreme court. In Washington. Nov. 22 Halvor Steenerson. former congressman from Minnesota. C. P. J. Mooney, editor Memphis Commercial-Appeal. , Russian Nov. 24 Leonid Krasstn. Soviet representative in England. Nov. 26 John M. Browning. American s tnventor. Nov. 2S Albert E. King, secretary-treasurof Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, in Cleveland. 29 Dr. Hamilton F. Blggar, Nov. personal physician to John D. Rocke, feller, in Cleveland. John Albert Blake, general grand ot Arch in Masons, Royal high priest Ma'den, Mass. 30 Nov. Austin P. Crlsty. journalist. In Worcester. Mass. Baron T&kahlra, Japanese diplomat. Rev. L. B. Teft, dean of Brown alumni. In Providence. R. L W. H. Porter, New York banker. Dec. 2 Bishop J. J. D&vls of Catholic diocese of Davenport. Iowa. Dec. 3 Charles Ringltng. circus proprietor.6 Monet. Dec. Claude eminent French painter. 7 Deo. W. B. McKinley. United States senator from Illinois. Dec. 10 Nikola Pachltch. Serbian statesman. Dec. 12 Jean Rlchepin. French; poet and playwright. Dec. 13 John L Whitman, penoloChicago. gist, In W'orth. noted Pari dressmaker. Jean Dec. 16 William A. La riied, former tennis champion, .In New York. , Dec. 19 H. R. Galt, editor SL Pi n) . Pioneer Pres actor-manag- er, us ., . , fire-arm- er . , . 3 by West era Newepaper Union j . |