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Show THE SAUNA SUN. SAUNA. UTAH Chronology of the Tear 1924 n, nt Compiled By E. W. PICKARD (, Western Newspaper Union.) INTERNATIONAL FerJan. 2 Bulgaria gave dinand permission to return, and Yugoslavia sent an ultimatum to Sofia, objecting to this, to the secret increasen of the Bulgarian army and to Bulga-lamenace to Aegean Jan. H Committee ofports. experts head-- d by General Dawes began examination of Germany's capacity to pay. Jan. 23 Anglo - American liquor search and ship liquor treaty signed. Yugo-Slavl- a Jan. 27 Italy and signed treaty of friendship. Jan. 31 Great Britain recognized Soviet husslan government. Feb. 10 Italy recognized Russian government. Feb. 13 Norway recognized Russian government. Feb. 16 Naval disarmament conference opened in Borne. 21 Fifty-seveFeb. Americans awarded 1.000,0u0 in claims growing out of Lusitania sinking. Feb. 25 League of Nations naval disarmament conference broke up In a row 6 Council March of ambassadors decided to discontinue military control In Germany. March g Greece recognized Russian government. April 9 Reports of the Dawes committee of experts on Germany submitted. April 11 Reparations commission approved Dawes committee report and asked allies and Germany to accept it. April 15 German government accommittee report. cepted Dawes Britain. Belgium, April 26 GreatYugo-SlavItaly, Japan and accepted Dawes plan; France demanded its revision May 2S Japan formally protested to United States against Japanese exclusion clauses in Immigration law. June 2 Soviet Husslan government by (kina. lecognlzed June 6 United States and Canada signed treaty designed to suppress of liquor and narcotics. smuggling June 7 For first time In history a horse was transported by airplane, from Leitourget to Amsterdam. June 10 Miss Eleanor M. Green of New York wedded to Prince V'lggo of royal Dnnlsh family. June 13 Treaty signed providing for evacuation of Santo Domingo by United States military forces. June 16 lijalmar Sweden, elected president of Brantlng, International Labor conference. Great Britain demanded from Mexico an explanation of the expulsion of Gordon Cummins, its agent. June 16 Greut Britain severed relations with Mexico. Lieut. le Muyters of Belgium won Bennett balloon race for fourth time. American reply to protest on exclusion was that Japanese right to regulate Immigration was never surrendered and that exclusion act differs from old agreement only In being made statute law. Denmark recognized Russian Soviet government July 15 Owen D. Young of New York accepted position as fiscal agent of Dawes flan; allied premiers opened meet in London. Imbrle, AmerJiriy 18 MaJ. Robert ican ice consul In Teheran, Persia, murdered by religious fanatics. July 20 Allied military control commission br'ike off relations with German war department because of its demands and actions. 8 treaties Aug. Anglo - Russian signed. 16 Germans Allies and reached Aug. full agreement for putting Dawes plan evacuto Into effect; France promised ate Ruhr within a year. Aug. 18 American boy scouts won chief prize at International jamboree In Copenhagen. France evacuat- - two towns In Baden. German cabinet approved of London agreement. Aug 24 French chamber of deputies ratified London agreement. Aug 26 French senate approved London agreement. Aug. 29 German relchstag passed the bills for putting the Dawes plan Into operation. Aug. 80 Dawes plan agreement forIn London. mally signed Sept, 1 League of Nations assembly met, electing Giuseppe Motta of Switzerland as president. Sept. 2 Germany made Initial payment of $5,000,000 under Dawes plan. Sept. 3 Seymour Parker Gilbert, American, appointed permanent agent general 6of reparations. Assembly of League of NaSept. tions adopted Kranco-Brttis- h plan for a disarmament conference. 27 to refused sign Japan Sept. League of Nations peace plan because It prohibited wars based on internal of nations policies .30 Arbitration commission of Sept League of Nations surrendered to Japan, adopting plan authorizing league affairs of nations. to arbitrate Internal I Pan - American Oct. congress In Ga. Atlanta, opened 2 Oct. League of Nations assembly adopted arbitration and security protocol with Japan ise amendments. Oct 4 Russia signed agreement with Chang Tso Lin, war lord of ofManchuria, Chinese took over management Pastern railway and opened diplomatic! cilices in Peking and Shanghai. Oct. 10 Dawes plan loan of offered to the world. Oct. 11 Great Britain and Turkey to fight over Mosul. mobilizing Oct. 21 France and Belgium began economic evacuation of the Ruhr. Oct 24 Mexico closed her consulates In Great Britain. Od. 27 League of h Nations council met to solve dispute over Mosul oil fields. Oct. 28 France recognized the Soviet government of Russia. Economic evacuation of the Ruhr md Rhineland completed. ocl. 29 League council ordered status quo maintained in Mosul region. Nov. 3 Persia, yielding to United Slates' demand, executed more of slayers Nov. 14 Agreement signed for refunding of Poland's debt of $178,560,-(i'- o to United Stales. Nov. 17 International conference on opened In Geneva. opium trade Nov 21 New British government retreaties jected thewith then MacDonald cabinet. 22 Great Britain demanded Nov. of for $2,300,000 from Egypt Indemnity murder of Sir Lee Stack, sirdar; apolconogy, punishment of assassins and cessions concerning the Sudan. Nov 23 Egypt refused part of British demands, but paid the indemnity. Nov. 26 League of Nations received Egypt's protest against action of Great tPtiain 27 Czechoslovakia and Austria Nov. signed 1commercial treaty. Dec. Egyptian government yielded demands. to all British x nations In International Twenty-sivoted In favor of the conference opium American plan for suppression of the traffic. n commercial Dec. 4 treaty madeandDublic. Austria signed commerNorway cial treaty. Dec. 9 United States accepted League of Nations Invitation to participate in International conference on limitation of traffic In arms. Dec. 15 British government protested against registration by Irish Free State with League of Nations of ex-Ki- n la O Anglo-Turkis- lm-brl- es Anglo-Russla- Angle-Germa- Alo-lrls- h Labor chief, became prime minister Deo. 15 Chancellor Marx of Ger er, reached Iceland; Lieutenant Wad and announced his cabinet. and cabinet resigned. forced down and bis plane wrecked. Jan. 24 Premier Poincare submitted many Aug. 5 Charles B. Warren resigned to French chamber a balanced budget. as ambassador to Mexico. DOMESTIC Jan. 26 Prince Regent Hlrohllo of Two United States flyer reached Princess Nagako married. Japan and Iceland. Reykjavik, Jan. 29 President Ubregon s forces 1 United States fleets sailed for Jan. Aug. 12 Grand Army of took Esperanza from Mexican rebels, winter maneuvers at Panama. held annual parade in Boston. Republic who sustained heavy losses. Jan. 8 Minneapolis Chamber of Com Aug. 14 Dr. L. F. Arenaberg, Union-towTurkey abandoned prohibition and merce ordered by federal trade board Pa , elected commander in chief made liquor a state monopoly. G. A. R. to stop unfair tactics against farmers of 31 Serious Jan 21 American aviators flew market. Aug riots in Tokyo; diet dissolved and new Jan. 9 Radical Republican senators, from Iceland to Fredertcksdal, Greenelections ordered. land. with elected combining Democrats, Feb. 2 Alexis I. Rvkov elected first Senator Smith of South Carolina chairAug. 26 Post Office Inspector W. J. prime minister of Soviet Russia to suc- man of Interstate commerce committee, Fahy aarrested In Chicago for comceed Lenin. In big mall robbery In June. Senator Cummins. defeating plicity Feb. 3 Mexican rebels, defeated at Jan. 16 Democrats selected New Edgar A. Bancroft of Chicago named Cordoba, evacuated Vera Cruz. York and the week of June 26 as place ambassador to Japan and James K. Feb. 4 Venizelos resigned as preand date for their national convention. Sheffield of New York ambassador to mier of Greece; harfandarls succeeded Jan. 21 Senate committee heard Mexico. him. sensational testimony concerning lease Aug 81 United States aviators flew Feb. 13 Bavarian separatists masof Teapot Dome oil reserve to Sinclair. from Greenland to Indian Harbor, Labsacred by nationalists In Pirmasens and War Finance corporation went to res- rador Kalseriauten. cue of falling banks In Northwest won Maine elecSept. Feb 17 Separatist government In wheat region. tion. Ralph O. Brewster being elected the Palatinate superseded by interalJan 29 President Coolidge named governor, and Senator Fernald relied commission. Silas H. Strawn, Republican, elected. March 3 Turkish assembly deposed and T. W. Gregory,Chicago, World flyers reached New York. Texas, Democratic, the caliph and abolished the caliphate. special counsellors In naval oil reserve Sept. 9 President Coolidge 8 March Greek cabinet resigned; lease cases. the world flyers at Washington. greeted became premier. Jan. 31 Senate adopted resolution Papanastaslon Sept. 10 Ldbpold and Loeb. brutal 13 March German relchstag dis- for annulment of naval reserve oil young murderers of Chicago, given life solved. leases. March 16 Uoraclo Vasquez elected Feb. 2 Albert B. Fall refused to Imprisonment. 12 Defense day tests Sept. President participated First president of Santo Domingo. In by many millions. testify In oil lease March 19 Honduran rebels routed Coolidge namel AtleeInquiry; Ohio, 13 Pomerene, General Sept. Pershing retired. forces of dictators and took Teguci- as counsellor in place of T. W. GregSept. 15 American Legion convenory galpa; United States marines landed. tion in St. Paul. opened March 22 Persian parliament deFeb. 3 Former President Woodrow Sept. 19 James A. Drain, WashingWilson died. posed shah and put his elected commander of American ton, 4 son on throno. Feb. Charles Henry Levermore, March 25 Greek assembly voted to Philadelphia, announced as Bok peace Legion. 28 American flyers arrived at Sept. depose the Glucksbourg dynasty and plan contest winner. Seattle, formally completing the cirFeb. 11 Senate passed resolution cuit for establishing of a republic, subject of the globe In five months and to result of plebiscite. asking President Coolidge to demand twenty-tw- o days. March 30 German People's of Secretary of Navy resignation party Oct. 14 United States Senator Frank declared for democratic monarchy. and President refused. Denby, of Connecticut committed Brandegea Feb. 14 Strawn's nomination as speApril 1 Ludeiiaorft freed. Illttler suicide in his Washington home. and others convicted of treason in Mu cial oil case counsel withdrawn. ZR-15 Oct. America's German-bui- lt Feb. 15 Owen J. Roberts of Philanich ''putsch." at Lakehurst, April 6 Italian elections won by the delphia named oil counsel by Presi- N. J airship, arrived Fascistl. dent. 24 Oot. Income taxes made publlo, Feb. 16 J. p. Morgan gave his April 13 Greeks voted for a repub Ho. widespread protest. to publlo as memorial causing library 1 Nov. Pneumonic 4 plague broke out German relchstag elections to his father, who founded It. May In Los Angeles. Many deaths. won by parties supporting 18 Feb. Dawes plan. of the Navy Secretary state sent. Circle; 4 troops May 5 Honduras factions and CenDenby resigned, effective March 10. Nov. Republicans swept the counFeb. 19 House as committee of the tral American nations signed treaty In national elections except the of peace on United States cruiser. whole voted for Democratic tax plan. try Solid South; Coolidge and Dawes electFeb. 21 President Coolidge nomiMuy 11 Premier Poincare's National by 10,000.000 bloc defeated in French elections by nated Charles B. Warren plurality, with 882 of Detroit to ed votes In electoral college to 136 for be ambassador to Mexico. Socialists, radicals and Communists. 13 for LaFollette Davis and and Bryan Feb. 29 C. R. May 13 Premier Poincare of Francs former direc- and Wheeler. New congress Repuband cabinet resigned, effective June 1. tor of veterans Forbes, Indicted by lican. bureau, May 26 Cabinet or Chancellor Marx federal grand Jury In Chicago. Nov. 7 New York law compelling of Germany resigned. House passed compromise tax reducto incorporated secret organizations May 31 Insurrection broke out In tion till. Albania. March 1 Senate passed resolution to make memberships publlo upheld as constitutional 1 June Chancellor Selpel of Austria Investigate Attorney General DaughPresident Coolidge appointed a comwounded by Communist. erty. to formulate farm legislation. June 2 General Averescu led great March 12 Senate Investigation of mission 11 Nov Theodore Douglas Robinson peasant protest against Bratlano gov- Attorney General Daugherty opened assistant secretary of the appointed ernment of Ruimmla. with sensational evidence of questionnavy. Albanian government resigned as able deals. Nov. 13 W M. Butler apoolnted rebels attacked Scutari. March 13 Chief Curtis D. senator June 3 Chancellor Marx of Germany Wilbur of CaliforniaJustice court the lute from Massachusetts to succeed Supreme and his cabinet reappointed. Henry Cabot Lodge. appointed 17secretary of the navy. Congressman Hill of Maryland acJune 6 German March adopted United States army aviag in cider and trial. Dawes reparations relchBtag quitted tors flight around world from Nov. 22 Secretary Wilbur's annual June 7 Francois-Mars- plan. formed new Santa began Cul. Monica, Bhowed was the report French government. navy steadily March 18 Soldiers' bonus bill passed and rapidly deteriorating Japanese cabinet resigned. house, 355 to 54. Nov. 24 boriner Postal Inspector June 10 French parliament defeated bySenate confor resolution Francols-Marsn- l cabinet and President stitutionaladopted amendment to have Presi- W. J. Fahy convicted of $2,000,900 mall Mlllerand resigned. Herriot elected as dents inaugurated Chicago. the third Monday in robbery Nov. 25 United States Indicted New premier. 13 and new congress to go Into York January Herald-Tribun- e and publisher June Gnston Doumergue elected olltce 'he first Monday In January after and managing editor of Kansas City President of France. election. Journal-Pos- t for printing Income tax Albanian revolutionists victorious, Hugh S. Gibson confirmed as minis- returns. having captured Tirana. ter to Switzerland. June 14 Premier Herriot of France Nov. 29 Secretary Weeks reported March 24 Archbishops Mundelein of the army was unprepared to repel atcompleted16 his radical Socialist cabinet. Chicago and Hayes of New York eleJune Mussolini's rule In tack and air force was deficient. vated io the cardinalcy. threatened because of kidnaping Italy and Dec. 1 Short session of congress March 28 Attorney General Daughmurder of Matteottl, a Socialist deputy. erty resigned at request of the Presi- Opened. June 17 South African elections won dent. Dec. 2 President Coolidge sent budGenby Nationalist-Labo- r coalition. named get message to congress, recommend-n- g t President April Coolidge era Smuts defeated. tax reduction. Harlan Stone of New York to be June 18 Mussolini by energetio ac- attorneyFlske Federal court quashed Indictments general. tion survived crisis in Italy. 12 House passed Immigration against Kansas City editors for Income June 20 Failure announced of third billAprilIncluding exclusion tax puoliclty. Japanese to of Mount scale two Dec. 3 President Coolldge's message attempt Everest, clause. killed. 18 party being vote a of 62 to read to congress, sounding note of Senate by April 7 Plutarco Elias Calleg elected 6 passed bill excluding Japanese immJuly and economy. peace, prosperity Fresldent of Mexico. Dec. 4 President and Mrs. Coolidge and reducing European immiJuly 28 Brazilian government troops igrants 60 visited Live Stock excent. International per drove rebels from Sao Paulo after 23 gration April 22 Harry K. Thaw declared position 7In Chicago. uays of fighting. Dec. Dr. David Starr Jordan sane by Philadelphia Jury. Aug. 28 Revolt against bolshevism 0 April 23 Senate passed the bonus awarded Raphael Herman prize of began In Georgian republic. bill. for best educational plan calcuAug. 29 Chinese armies, confronting nawon lated to maintain world peace. April 25 W. T. Van Orman each other near Shanghai, threatening tional Dec. 8 James B. Duke gave $46,000,-00- 0 balloon race In Goodyear III. renewal of civil warfare. 26 $12,500,-00- 0 and George Eastman resolution House April adopted Sept 2 Fighting began near Shang- for child labor amendment to Constito education and hospitals. hai. Dec. 9 New York Tribune Company tution Inof illegal publishing of inSept. 7 Chang Tso Lin, Manchurian April 28 Gjv. W. T. McCray of deacquitted war lord, declared war on the Peking diana come tax returns. convicted of using malls to House passed Interior department fraud. government. of President Sept. 9 Resignation appropriation bill carrying total of April 29 McCray resigned as Alessandri of Chile, forced by military of Indiana. $238,000,000. Dec. 11 Senate passed $140,000,000 group, was not accepted by senate, but 30 Former Governor McCray April lie wus given six months' leave. bill for rehabilitating the navy. ten to of Indiana sentenced Qu years 10 sent Tso six 15 Lin Dec. Sept. Chang fined $10,000. Congress held memorial prison and armies against Peking 8 vetoed meeting for Woodrow Wilson. President May Coolidge American sailors landed in Honduras the Bursum pension increase bill. Dec. 16 Governor-elec- t Hiram Bingbecause of revolutionary movement. May 5 Senate adopted Democratic ham of Connecticut elected senator to fill Sept. 12 Trotzky sent to the Caudeath caused of Frank bill. by vacancy tax reduction casus to suppress rebellion in Georgia May 7 Methodist general conference B. Brandegee. and Azerbaijan. 18 Dec. Gompers accepted unification plan of north and Interred at Body cf Samuel Sept. 26 Spanish troops administered Tarrytown, N. Y. to Moroccan rebels severe defeat and south branches. 20 Congress recessed for the Dec. as bill 10 tax Senate passed May relieved besieged garrisons. holiday. by Democrats. Sept. 30 France turned out balanced revised 11 and Sergeant Martin Major May In ten time years. budgst 3for first INDUSTRIAL Port reached Alaska, Moller, Get. King Hussein of lledjaz ab- - Harvey their plane was wrecked. mealed at demand of citizens of Mecca 11 days after 12 of Congressman Langley May Jan. 16 Harbor workers in every and Jeddah of Norway went on strike. Kentucky found guilty on rum plot Dct. 5 Chang Tso Lin won big vicin port two to sentenced and years Jan. 20 Engineers and firemen of harge tory at Fengtien. British prison. began strike against Emir Alt, son of Hussein, one decrease railways of wises. May 13 Senate by margin of Bur-suaccepted 8 throne of Hedjaz. of veto President's 22 sustained vote New York Central raised Jan Oct. British Labor government bill. 15.0'JO employees. pension wages of defeated in hoqBe of commons on vote vetoed 15 12 President Coolidge Five tnousand teamsters of May Feb. of confidence. soldiers' bonus hill. struck for more pay, winning Chang s Manchurian troops won big theMay veto of Chicago 17 overrode House a compromise. on next day and near battle Shauhaikwan, occupied bonus bill, 313 to 78 Feb 19 Tnree-yea- r wage contract that city. flew from Attu signed for central bituminous world aviators field. Army 9 British parliament prorogued to Paramashiru island. Japan. Get. 27 Feb. workers garment Chicago and general election set for Get. 29. as 18 Woods resigned May struck. 8 Carlos Solorzano elected President ambussndor Cyrus e to Fifty-fivWestern Japan. April Of Nicaragua. railways May 19 Senate passed bonus bill gave 5 per cent wage Increase to conOct. 12 Dirigible ZR-3- . built In Gerover veto, 69 to 28. and It became law. brakemen and switchmen. ductors, snarled on many for Uilited Slates, w May 21 Army flyers reached Mlnato, May 13 Western trunk lines submitflight to 13America. and flew thence to Kasunil-gaurted wage, dispute with engineers and by Japan, near Get. Shanghai abandoned deTokyo. firemen to federal railway labor board. All foreign Chekiang generals. June 11 Caisson workers ended May 27 Methodist general conferfense forces mobilized. on ence modified the ban dancing and strike In Chicago; work resumed on Get. 20 German relchstag dissolved, theaters. many large buildings. Chancellor Marx having failed to reJune 19 Post office employees of June 2 President Coolidge signed satisfactorily. organize the cabinet 10,000 Canada struck, tteing up Dominion's men in two the tax reduction bill. Peking forces lost service. Senate passed resolution proposing postal days' battle. June 24 Forty thousand garment Oct. 21 German Nationalist party twentieth amendmentis to Constitutionto workers struck In New York. given power congress declared In favor of restoration of by which labor 14 and clerks' Sliopcrafts July of under control persons Versailles and treaty against monarchy unions of Pennsylvania railroad lost eight een.3 McNary-Hauge- n and Dawes plan. back suit for pay. farm relief $15,000,000 June Oct. 22 General Feng Federal trade commission July 22 defeated in house. seized control of Peking and called a billJune a "cease and desist" order issued 4 American aviators army peace conference. corporations using against all steelprice Japan to Shanghai. Oct. 23 Ontario province voted to flew from plus system. June 5 House passed bill to set Pittsburgh retain the temnerance act. 27 Receivers named for Wilon Aug. Misland of upper aside big trad Oct. 25 President Tsao Kun of China & son Co., great packing concern of sissippi ; for wild life preserve. resigned. Chicago.28 June adjourned. Congress won Conservatives 29 Per Oct road Joined great President Coolidge vetoed measure theAugNickle PlateMarquette elecmerger of the Van victory In British parliamentary beaten and allowing salary increase to postal embrothers. tions; Labor government hwenngen ployees. 9 Federal trade commission Liberals almos' wiped out. Sept. June Supreme court upholds con- accused Nov. i Gen. Gerardo Mnrhndo, LibChicago Retail Lumber Deallaw of sale prohibiting of stitutionality Cuba, ers' association of unfair competition. eral. elected President or Importation of malt liquor for mediNov. 4 MacDonald cabinet In EngSept. 9 Fatal plantation strike riots in Hawaiian islands land resigned and Stanley Baldwin was cine. 10 new American left of army Oct. 5 Aluminum Company of AmerJuno flyers entrusted with Job forming ica accused of questionable practices Hongkong tor Haiphong. French Indogovernment. took china. by federal trade commission. Nov. 6 Baldwin government Oct. 6 Big riot of national consilk Winston with In office June 10 Republican England in cabiGhlo. workers in Paterson. N. J.striking lu Cleveland. free Liberal vention opened trader, Churchill, Oct. 80 Supreme court ruled FedJune 12 Calvin Coolidge and Charles net. must grant Jury trials In Monarchist military party In power G. Dawes nominated by Republican na- eral courtscases contempt convention. as tional growing out of labor with Pachltch preIn Bandits held up mail train near Chi- disputes. mier. 6 Nov. Federal Judge WUkerson Nov. 7 German budget balanced for cago, getting loot estimated at upheld power of federal railway labor first time since the war. to board comuel witnesses to appear. June 17 Farmer-Labo- r Nov. 18 Chancellor Selpel of Ausprogressive Nov. 15 Burley tobacco growers of opened in St. Paul. tria resigned and was succeeded by convention Ohio, Indiana, Missouri, Tennessee and June 18 American aviators flew 10$ Kentucky agreed RudolphWultamek. to cut out the 1925 Pet-f- u reached Hankow and milts to Bangkok. Siam. Gan. crop. established an Independent military June 19 Farmer-Labo- r Nov. 17 Convention convention, of American nominated Federation of Labor opened in El Paeo, government of Yangtse and Yellow dominated by communists, Duncan McDonald of Illinois for Pres- Texas. river provinces. French parliament granted amnesty ident and William Bouck of WashingNov. 21 National Grange In convenFarmer deleMalvy, convicted of ton for vice president. to Caillaux and war. tion went on record against child labolted. bor amendment t Constitution. treachery19 during Cabinets of Finland and gates Nov. June 23 Lieut. Russell Maughan Nov. 24 A. F. of L. voted against United States in 18 hours support of new political resigned. flew aero Portugal party. Lee 20 sirdar of Stack, Sir Nov. 20 minutesof Maine textile workers reWages assassinated by an Egyptian. 10 per cent. 24 Democratic national conEgypt, 23 duced June In Mussolini averted attack Nov. in New York. vention 1 met Njv. 25 Samuel Gompers Coast-to-coaby promising to punish air mail serv- president of A. F. of L. parliamentexcesses and curb Fascist ut- iceJuly Fascistl Nov. 29 Railway labor board voted inaugurated 6 terances. American flyers $4,000,000 wage Increase to engineers reached July Nov. 22 Ismet Pasha resigned as Karachi, India. and firemen on Western lines. was and succeeded of Turkey 4 W. Dec. Davis premier of West Virlabor conferJuly 9 John by Fethl24Bey. by Democrats on one ence opened in Mexico City. ginia nominated Tuan Chl-JNov. Inaugurated ballot as third and hundred candidate as chief of .ow Chinese government. for presidency; Charles W. Bryan, govPremier Zaghloul Pasha uf Egypt, ernor DISASTERS of Nebraska, nominated for vice of Britain's demands to part yielding of murder of Sir Lee Stack, re- presidency because 151 States United IS flyers reached Julv Jan. $ Explosion in starch factory Pasha became premier. signed. 28 war In Pekin, 111, killed 36. British Sudanese regiment Vienna, 14Austria. Nov. States United flyers July Jan. 10 British submarine with crew given and battled with at Khartum mutinied upon arrival in Paris. uf 43 sunk in collision. big reception loyal troops. States 16 United flyers reached July Jan. 25 Thirty-thre- e coal miners Nov. 29 Sudan mutineers eurrea- - London. killed by explosion at Johnston City, 21 Nathan Leopold, Jr., and IU. July Loeb. both of 'nuv. 30 General Calles Inaugurated Richard Chicago, entered Jan. 26 Coal mla explosion at President1 of Mexico. of murderShanktown Pa., killed 40 men. plea of guilty to the charge Commualst revolt In Dec. fourteen-year-old Robert Franks, men killed when Feb. 6 Forty-tw- o ing of a millionaire. suppressed. quickly pond broke through Into Iron mine Dec. 6 Rival war lords of Chlaa son July 80 United Statesto flyers flew Seal Croiby. Minn by agreement. fighting quit the Orkney March J Explosion of TNT at Nixon, Dec. 7 Parties supporting German from Brough, England, islands. 8 N. J., killed 18, Injured scores and republic9 won relchstag elections. Federation of Labor Inthe plant and town. Aug. LaFollette-WheeleDec. King George, opening parliar ticket March 8 Explosion entombed and ment, eald Great Britain would build dorsed Nelson. United 175 base. State Lieutenant miners at Caatla Gate, Utah. naval killed fly the Singapore treaty. FOREIGN two-year-o- 3, wine-makin- al $25,-00- gov-ern- m a, 1 , Yugo-Slavl- a, ed st ul la Jan. 1 Viscount Klego Klyoura made Japan. premier 5 of Venizelos elected president Jan. ( Greek assembly. Jan. It Gonzales Cordova elected President of Ecuador. In Jan. 22 Baldwin government England resigned, Ramsay MacDonald, oi near Amalfi, person. coal miners killed by explosion at Yukon, W. Va. 28 Mine April explosion at Wheel March Landslide 26 killed Italy, March 29 100 Twenty-si- x ing, W. Va., killed 111 men. In Southern April $0 Tornadoes 113 and did vast damage. killed In tornaMay 27 Forty-fiv- e does In Southern states. Inmates of deMay 31 Twenty-tw- o fective girls' school near Los Angeles burned to death. June 12 Forty-eigseamen, Including three officers, of the Paclfio battle In killed turret explosions on fleet, battleship28 Mississippi. In Millions June property lost and 160 dead in tornado which swept Lorain, Ohio. Is July 27 Japanese steamship wrecked, 152 drowned Aug. 14 Reports from China said floods had caused over 13,000 deaths and 15,000,000 were In danger of starvation. Aug. 29 Eighty killed by hurricane In Virgin Islands. Sept. 13 Earthquake In Turkey destroyed 102 villages and killed hundreds. Sept. 16 Mine explosion at Sublet, Wyo., killed 39. Sept. 21 Storms In Wisconsin killed 63 persons. Oct. 20 Fourteen killed and 15 hurt by explosion on U. S. S. Trenton. Nov. 12 Hundreds killed by earthon Island of Java. quakes Nov. 14 Mllllon-dolla- r fire In Jersey N. J., made 2,000 persons home City, less. Nov. 16 Fire on Jersey City docks did $2,000,000 damage. states killed ht SPORTS Jan. 12 Willie Hoppe beat Cochran for worlds billiard title. March 14 F. I. Fleming, Champaign, n IL., won national amateur three-cushio- title. Willie Hoppe defeated April Edouard Horemaus of Belgium, retain18-2 balkline title. ing tho 1 May Ralph Greenleaf, Philadelworld's pocket billiard title. phia, won May 17 Black Gold won Kentucky Derby. May 25 Bob Cannefax won worlds n billiard championship. May 30 Joe Boyer, Detroit, won Inautomobile race. dianapolis May 31 Tommy Gibbons defeated of France. Georges Carpentier won AmeriPennsylvania university can Henley regatta. June 6 Cyril Walker, Englewood, N. J., won national open golf championship. June 7 University of Minnesota won rifle match. intercollegiate June 17 University of won Poughkeepsie regatta. Washington June 20 Yale beat Harvard in an10 three-cushio- 600-ml- le nual regatta. June 27 Walter Hagen, American pro, won British open 'golf championship. Olymplo games officially July 5 Paris. opened in 12 Gold won Chicago Black July Derby. conJuly 13 America won its eighth secutive Olympic track and field chamgames. pionship17 In Pariswon d Yale OlymJuly plo race. 19 Helen Wills Mrs. and July won women's doubles tenWlghtman nis title In Olymplo tourney. July 20 Helen Wills and Vincent Richards won Olymplo tennis singles. The United States led the worlds nations in the Olympic standings with 83 40 Francs Becond eight-oare- with points; points. 26 Jimmy Johnston of St Paul July won Western amateur golf title. Cummings won womAug. en's amateur Western golf title. 15 American athletes won first Aug. Irish national place in Tailteann, Dublin. games, at 16 Wills Helen retained womAug. en's national tennis championship. Aug. 29 Grand American handicap shoot won by E C Deck of Plymouth, Ind. Sept. 1 Wise Counsellor beat Epinard In first International horse race. Sept. 2 BUI Tllden retained national tennis championship, defeating W. M. Johnston. Sept. 6 William Melhorn of St. Louis won Western golf title. Mrs. Dorothy Campbell Hurd won womens golf championship. Sept. 11 Harry Wills defeated Luis fight. Flrpo of 12Argentina in American tennis team deSept. feated Australians, retaining Davis cup Sept. 13 American golf team defeated British team, retaining Walker cup. Sept. 16 American polo team won second and deciding game from English. Sept. 20 Walter Hagen won professional golf championship Sept. 27 Robert T. Jones, Jr.. Atlanta, won national amateur golf championship. Ladkln defeated Epinard, French horse. In second international race. New York Giants won National league pennant. Sept 29 Washington Senators won American league pennant. Oct. 1 Commissioner Landis blacklisted Jimmie O'Connell and Coach Cozy Dolan of the Giants for trying to bribe a Philadelphia player to throw a game. Oct. 10 Washington Senators won world's championship. Oct. 11 Sarazen beat Epinard In third International race. Oct. 13 Anthony Woostroff, Newark, won National A. A. U. pentathlon. Nov. 22 Yale beat Harvard at football. University of Chicago won Western conference football championship. Nov. 29 Army defeated Navy at football. NECROLOGY April 25 Charles F. Murphy, Hall. tain of Tammany 27 C. chief- J. Roberts, owner St. April Louis Star. May 1 Henry M. Byllesby, Chicago financier and engineer. May 2 Dean C. Worcester, scientist-anformer secretary of interior of the Philippines. May 5 Kate Claxton, once famous actress. May 11 H. H. Windsor, publisher of Popular Mechanics. Kennan, writer and traveler. George May 14 Baron Constant d'Estournel-le- s. French leader for disarmament. May 20 Sir Edward Uoschen, British diplomat. May 26 Victor Herbert, American composer. June 3 E. C. Shankland, noted civil engineer,6 In Chicago. E. S. Bronson, president NaJune tional Editorial association, at El Okla. Reno, June 9 Peter Clark Macfarlane, author and17 playwright. June Frank G. Carpenter, American traveler and writer, in China. 18 June Judge R. M. Wanamaker of Ohio Supreme court. July 5 A. A. Adee, second assistant of state. secretary July 7 Calvin Coolidge, Jr., younger son of President Coolidge. 17 Mrs. Isabella Stewart Gard- -' nerJulyof Boston, patroness of art and music. July 18 MaJ. Robert Imbrle, American vice consul at Teheran, Persia. 24 Palmer Cox, author of , July Brownie" stories for children. July 28 Edward Peple, American dramatist. Aug. 2 George Shiras, Jr., former Justice of United States Supreme court. Aug. 3 Joseph Conrad, noted novelist, In England. Former United States Senator C. E. Townsend of Michigan. Aug. 6 Dr. R. G. LeConte of Philadelphia, famous surgeon. Aug. 10 Mary Stuart Cutting. American novelist. 14 Aug. Francis Perry Elliott, American author. 15 Dr. B. W. Slppey of ChiAug. cago, famous stomach-specialis- t. Viscount Knollys of England. Dr. Richard Green Moulton, former rrofessor of literature, University of Chicago, 18In England. LeBaron B. Colt, United Aug. States senator from Rhode Island. Aug. 20 Miss Lucy Page Gaston of crusader. Chicago,21 noted Charles B Lewis (M Quad), Aug. famous humorist. In Brooklyn. Sept. 1 Joe Boyer, automobile racer, killed In race at Altoona, Pa. John H. Blackburne, veteran English chessmaster. H. J. Case, Inventor of harvesting machinery, at Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Lieut. Gen. S. B. M Young, U. S. A., retired. Sept. 3 Edward F. (Pop) Geers, noted harness driver. Dario Resta, automobile racer. Marla T. Daviess, American author. Sept. 15 Frank Chance, noted baseball leader. Jimmie Murphy, automobile racer, Charles Zeublin, educator and pub liclst, in Switzerland. Sept. 16 W. L. Douglas, of Massachusetts. Sept. 19 John W. Schaeberle, astronomer, at Ann Arbor. Mich. R. J. Gamble of Sept. 22 South Dakota. Congressman W. R. Greene of Massachusetts. Sept. 23 Brig. Gen. C. E. Sawyer, President Hardings physician, at Marion. Ohio. Sept. 25 Estrada Cabrera, of Guatemala. Charlotte Crabtree (Lotta), veteran American actress, in Boston. Oct. 2 Sir William Price, Canadian capitalist. Oct. 5 Warren Garst, former governor of Iowi. Oct. 6 Dr. W. A. Shanklin, president emeritus of Wesleyan university. Oct. 7 Charles L. Hutchinson, Chicago banker and art patron. Oct. 9 Prof. W. A. Locy of Northwestern university, noted zoologist. Oct. 11 B. H Farr, leading authoron peonies. In Reading, Pa. ityOct. 12 Anatole France, eminent French writer. Edgar L. Larkin, astronomer, at Upland, Cal. Dr. L. C. Seelye, first president of Smith college. Oct. 14 United States Senator Frank of Connecticut. Brandegee Oct. 17 H. H. Kohlsaat, former Chl-cago newspaper publisher. Oct. 18 Admiral Sir Percy Scott, British gunnery expert. Oct. 22 F. Wight Neumann, Chicago, noted lmpressarlo. Dr. H. A. Buchtel, former governor of Colorado. Oct. 23 John E. Wright, former Chicago journalist Oct. 25 Secretary of Agriculture Henry C. Wallace. Laura Jean Llbbey, noted novelist. Henry S. Cooper, manufacturer, of Kenosha, Wls. Oct. 26 Lew Dockstader, famous minstrel. Dr. C. F. Newcomb, Canadian anthropologist. Oct. 27 Percy D. Haughton, noted football coach. Gen. W. B. Haldeman, cammander In chief of Confederate Veterans. Albert H. Loeb, Chicago capitalist Oct. 28 James B. Forgan, veteran Chicago banker. Edward Bell. American charge d'affaires in Peking. W. E. Lewis, publisher of New York Telegraph. C. writer of Nick Thomas p a a otorlpnHarbaugh, Oct. 29 Frances Hodgson Burnett, author and playwright. E. R. Sawyer, author of many dime novels. Nov. 1 W. W. Sibray, assistant commission ir general of Immigration. Nov. 2 Kai Neilsen, Danish sculptor. T. E. Cornish, first president of Bell Telephone company. n Michael Gavrilovich, minister to Great Britain. Cornelius Cole of Nov. 3 aged one hundred and two. California, Nov. 4 Ferdinand W. Peck, pioneer Chicagoan. Gabriel Faure, French composer. Nov. 5 Gen. Anson Mills, U. S. A., retired, 9in Washington. Nov. Henry Cabot Lodge, United States senator from Massachusetts. of North W. K. Kitchin. Carolina. Nov. 14 Dr. Samuel Plantz, president of Lawrence college, Appleton, Wls. Nov. 15 Herman Mack, prominent hotel man of Chicago. Edwin S. Montagu, English statesman. Nov. 16 Gus J. Karger, veteran Washington correspondent. E. E. Rice, veteran theatrical producer. Mrs. J. P. Morgan. Sr., In Highland Falls, N.17 Y. Nov. Mgr. Gregorius, ecumenical patriarch of Greek Orthodox church, in Constantinople. J. H. SteNov. 18 of Texas. phens A. N. McKay, general manager Salt Lake Tribune. Nov. 19 Cardinal Logue of Ireland. Thomas H. Ince, moving picture producer. Nov. 20 Gen. Sir Lee Stack, sirdar of Egypt. Nov. 11 Mrs. Warren G. Harding, at Ohio. Marlon, 22 Herman Hyermans, Dutch Nov. and playwright. author 24 S. Fairchild, secretary of C. Nov. In Cleveland's cabinet. the treasury Nov. 27 Duke of Beaufort Nov 28 Dana M. Evans, athletic director of Northwestern university. Nov. 29 Giacomo Puccini, famous Italian composer. Deo. 2 Con T. Kennedy, noted out- door showman. Dec. 6 Clpriano Castro, former President of Venezuela. anti-cigaret- te Yugo-Slavla- Jan. 1 Mrs. Martha Foote Crow, au- thor and educator. In Chicago. Jan. 2 Rev. S. Gould, eminent English authorBaring and hymn writer. Nathan B. Scott, former United States senator from West Virginia. 9 Dr. Basil Glldersieeve, taJan. mo us American savant. Jan. 15 Dr. Maurice Francis Egan, American diplomat, author and educa- tor. Jan. 21 Nicolai Lenin, premier of soviet Russia. Gen. Lee Christmas, famous American soldier of fortune Jan 27 W. W. Appleton, puollsher, in New York. Jan. 28 Theophll Braga, of Portugal. Feb. 9 Woodrow Wilson, twenty-eight- h President of the United States. Feb. 12 Dr. Jacques Loeb, iamot,s biologist13 Rt. Rev. Alexander B. GarFeb. of Protestant rett, presiding bishop in America, at Dallas. church Episcopal21 Feb. Congressman H. G. Dupre of Louisiana. Feb. 24 Former Congressman J. L. of Texas. Slayden 26 Feb. Georg Randolph Chester, author and playwright. In New York. Mrs. Lydia Coonly Ward, magazine writer, in6 Chicago. Former Congressman J. M. March York. Levy of New March 8 A. H. Smith, president of New York Central railway. March 9 Daniel Ridgeway Knight, American artist, in Paris. March 10 Lopes Gulterrez, da facto President 15of Honduras. March Judge F. E. Baker, United States Circuit Court of Appeals, In Chicago. United States District Judge G. W. Jack of Louisiana. Dr. W. O. Stillman, head of American Humane association, In Albany, N. Y. March 20 Newton Fuessle, American novelist. March 10 Commander Roy P. Em-ric- h, U. S. N. Dr. P. A. Baker, general superintendent 1National A. n league. Charles Munn, editor and April Scientific American. publisher T Marcus A. Smith, former April senator from Arizona. 10 Hugo Stlnnes, Industrial April Germany. magnate14of Iouls H. Sullivan, eminent April architect,19 InL.Chicago. H. Boynton, professor of April University of Michigan. architecture, F. X. Leyendecker. American artist. April 21 Eleonora Duse, famous Italian actress. In Pittsburgh Marie Corel!', noted English novelist. April 11 Lind on InW. Bates, American Parle waterway$4expert. G. Stanley Hall, noted April psychologist, nt Worcester, Mass. Anti-Saloo- or Stratton Porter, W. C. Brown, former president New York Central. Bishop H. J. Alerdlng of Fort Wayne, Ind. Dec. 1 William C. Relck, Journalist. Dec. 6 novelist. Mrs. Gene Dec. 8 Uhief Grand Rabbi Isaao Friedman of Vienna. In New York. Dec. 9 Mahlon Pitney, former Supreme court Justice. Dec. 10 August Belmont, financier and sportsman. Edward Holslag, American artist. Dec. 13 Samuel Gompers, president American Federation of Labor. Deo. 14 Congressman T. F. 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