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Show poor copys SOUTH CACHE COURIER June 8 President Roosevelt In special message set forth his future plant for betterment of living. June 11 Silver bill passed by the senate. June 14 Senate confirmed R. G. Tug-we- ll as undersecretary of agriculture. June 15 Steel workers decided to oostpone strike Indefinitely. lune 16 Governor Langer of North Dak iia and four others convicted of defrauding United States government. June 18 Seventy-thir- d congress adjourned. 20 June President Roosevelt given degree of doctor of laws at Yale. Cleaners scrapped their KRA code. June 24 President Fioosevelt ordered spending of $150,000,000 In middle west drouth areas. June 26 United States milk code held Illegal by B'ederal Judge Barnes in - Chicago. June 28 Board of three named by President to mediate steel industry troubles. July 1 President Roosevelt sailed on cruiser Houston for vacation cruise to Hawaii. July 4 Rev. John F. OHara elected president of Notre Dame university. July 6 Eightieth birthday of Republican party celebrated at Jackson. Mich. July 9 Senates Jail sentence of W. P. McCracken for contempt upset by D. C. court of appeals. July 10 Mississippi voted to remain dry. luly 14 Unions In San Francisco area voted for general strike. July 16 General strike in effect In San Francisco. James J. Dooling elected head of Chronology of the Year 1934 W. PICKARD Compile by E. mar - DOMESTIC .... theJan. .1- - President Roosevelt accepted of .Secretary of the resignation W. H. and appointed Woodin Treasury . Henry Morgenthau, Jr., to succeed him. Jan. 3 Congress opened regular ses. aton.- and heard President Roosevelt's message declaring the New Deal must be made permanent. Jan. 4 Congress revived President Roosevelts budget message calling for C16 billibn dollars. Jan. 5 House passed $470,000,000 national liquor tax bill. Jan. 8 Supreme court upheld moratorium on mortgages. "1 Jan. 10 President Roosevelt asked the. senate to ratify, the St. Lawrence waterway, treaty.' Senate 'passed national liquor tax bill. Jan. 12 Gen. Blanton Winship was governor of Porto Rico vice appointed, R. H. Gore, resigned. nas appointed chief tf.'V of the, weather bureau. Jan.' IS- President Roosevelt asked congress- for- additional authority to seize federal bank gold reserve and fix dollar between 50 and 60 cents. ' .. Jan. 19 President Roosevelt modified "C "1118 .economy regulations to Increase payments to disabled veterans t4t ..animal .21 fbY .dollars.vroUlion ti 20 House of representatives vipassedj the Presidents money bill. 360 MV..,. - - Tammany. July 17 Gov. William Langer of North Dakota ousted by state supreme court decision. July 19 General strike at San Francisco called off. July 20 Serious strike riots In Minneapolis and Seattle. to Harriman hoBlue Eagle restored in Tennessee. siery mills July 21 President Roosevelt ordered the beginning of vast reforestation project in22 midwest plains region. John Dillinger. notorious July desperado, shot to death by federal in agents 24 Chicago. President reached Hawaiian July waters. 25 Pacific coast longshoremen July voted to accept mediation. 26 Minneapolis put under marJuly tial law by Governor Olson because of teamsters' strike. July 29 Longshoremen's strike on Pacific coast ended in compromise. Aug. 3 President Roosevelt landed at Portland, Ore Aug. 9 Nationalization of silver ordered by the President. anWallace 10 Secretary Aug. nounced virtual abandonment of crop reduction program for 1935. Strike of 16,000 employees of Aluminum Company of America started. Aug. 15 Eugene R. Black resigned as governor of federal reserve board. Textile Workers Aug. 16 United voted for general strike in cotton textile industry. Aug.--1-Wool, silk and rayon unions voted" to Join tn textile strike. Aug 18 Louisiana leglsli ture passed laws- - making Senator Long and Governor Allen dictators of the state.$427,-100 Aug. 21 Twelve bandits took from armored money truck In "TV'-illi- s - . u.-e- - . to ACL ;i" Jan. - 284 mil Supply bill of ' .. passed by house. . .,27 Senate, passed ; President money" bill. 80 Nation celebrated President d Roosevelt's birthday. bill. House passed the 'Vinson navy 69.06 tji. -- Jan. a established U cent dollar. v'l .Kh 6 United States Supreme court all- - pending' federal dry cases. .. quashed .'9 ..President , and postmaster peh' ed 'air air mail contracts id i ,'C : , general-tfaircelland the armywas called op 'the 'ftir mail.1 FebJ 14 William P. MacCracken and tr L. H. Brittin sentenced by senate for contempt in con 'ten' days In Jail mail investigation. nection with air air corps began fly Feb. mail. Ihg the 21air House' Feb. passed tax revision Feb. 22 Roger Touhy and two mem Chicago bers of his gang convicted In "of kidnaping John Factor and given .L 99 years tn prison. ) Feb. 26 President asked congress to create federal commission on wire and radio communications. . Feb. 27 Senate voted to restore 350 Liy . , milifoas in veterans benefits and fed ; ' .J ..'jeral salaries. ppj, 28 House voted against federal j furniture 2factory. President asked congress March tariffs. . for power to negotiate March 8 John Dilllnger. bank rob from Jail escaped and ber desperado, Point, fnd.rt "rCrown gov . Supreme-cou6 upheld March l.'.tJi-- . crnoumt price fixing. asked Roosevelt Industry President and shorten hours. .March 6 Senate passed full strength bill. construction navy Florence President appointed Judge circuit court federal Alien of Ohio as fbfarchBl"o President ordered army halted. air mail service ordered Attorney General Cummings Mellon . criminal action against Andrew for al and others ' '. 'James J. Walker ' evasion. tax Income i. leged lm-' March 12 House passed bill for mediate payment of veterans bonus in Arthur Cults Willard : elected president of University of till ' nMarch 14 St. - Lawrence waterway by the senate treaty reiected , March 19 Army resumed flying air '. '1'tfns.- - . fifty-secon- ' y . Brooklyn, N. Y. Truck drivers strike In Minneapolis ended in compromise. Aug 24 Reciprocal trade treaty with Cuba proclaimed by President Roosevelt. Sept 1 Director of the Budget Lewie aise-wage- . : rcr8i3 urged passage of President signed PhilipMarch Independence bill. pine March 25 President settled threatened Btrlke- - in automobile industry. March. 26 President vetoed economy biMarch 27 President left for Florida r veto of economy bill. jus --overrrfle 28 Sepate overrode economy . March 'Sl Johnson Imposes coal vtd. April 8 FlorencesoftE. Alienindustry, took oath In Cleveland as first woman federal of PrsWop' Cannon and Miss of corrupt 'SVaiAfta Burroughs for violation began in Washington.in-practicesj0 actHouse j committee began charges made by Dr. investigation of William- A. Wirt that members trust Were plotting to over throw the11 government. Sqnate voted for 10 per April cent increase in income tax. 13 Senate passed its $480,000,-w;.io- o April' tax" bill with income, tax publicity to Roosevelt returned Iffp?MWent from .fishing trip V" Washington DaNorth Langer of ADrn J6-others indicted by Unit-- . :rkoU and eight edS tales for forced collections from Marh, ob. .insurance bilL . u r..'.s-.-brat- n' G?v. worke.t investgation ended de- 'byDemocrats after his story was .reRef. hid(-rl- l control plan dropped f yAprfi- MidAmerican' jV - fleet of 111 war-shi- made record transit of Panama ratirI Miss '. April- 27 Bibfiop Cannon andof cor-.J- .. of violation Burroughs "aicuitted act. ; rupl'. practices Aorfi 28 Senate passed air mall bill. Barley General 3 Postmaster May 15 air mail contracts. 'N awarded revenys. bill enacted by con- JJIew '"rrMSay-Hoqse passed stock exchange Cilay1 8 Federal grand Jury In Pitts burghtax refused to indict A. W. Mellon "f5'5for' evasion. ;,.r .May 12 Senate' passedbill.Fletcher-Ray-- '' exchange burn .'stock May 15 Senator David A. Reed defcated Qpy. Gifford Pinchot in DemRepublican primaries; ocrats nominated Joseph B Guffey for esenate passed bill for federal control wire communications. ct radio18 and Roosevelt. In mes-xaMay ' Presidentcalled for domestic til congress, international control over arms and ,nd . inunltlons. 2.N Seven bills to aid federal war on by the President. crime were signed Dr. George F. Zook resigned as commissioner of education, effective July 1 and ' John W. Studebaker of Dea Moiries-wasselected to succeed him. . 22 President Roosevelt asked Maybill partly reraonetiz to pass 'congress Ing silver. 26 Century of ProgChicagos May ress exposition reopened. ordered modifica-Xlx27' j President Miy of service industries codes. dellv-.efeRoosevelt 80 President f'&Tay Memorial Day address at Gettys- bUCotton textile workers called general President Roosevelt reviewed 31 .'MayUnited States fleet off New York. passed administration's silver ( - . l. . . ia t-- a. 'he JbtJ(ine completed enact-- i stock exchange control bill. sent ' message to congress president Ameri'Ch expected payment of ''shying war -- debts, unless satisfactory excuse werd offered.Cottoh textile strike called u ..Oft, by ..compromise. ' House passed communications con-- . mept--o- ' 4 -- .troi bifi.- the- tariff bill. Jans 4 Senate passed PennHenry P. Fletcher of Repub-Uqi;'durie'8 elected chairman of .sxlBhnia - n nt.lnnal. committee. Sept. 8 Retail coal code authority fesigned In protest against NRA methods. beSept. 4 Strike50 of textile workers per cent effective. gan. declared strike 6 workers Aluminum Sept. ended by compromise. Governor Sept 10 Maine and Senator Hale, Rrann, Democratic, Republican; and voted repeal of state law. prohibition Sept. 11 Senator Huey LongB faction won In Louisiana election. Sept. 15 Government renewed Its tax evasion charges against Andrew Melton. of Lindbergh baby Sept 20 Solutionwith arrest in New begun kidnaping R. Yo-of Bruno Hauptmann with part ot the ransom money. President's special board offered plan for ending of textile strike. Sept 22 Textile union officials ordered end of the strike. 0 raised pay of Sept. 24 Packers employees 8 per cent.S. reJohnson 25 Gen. Hugh Sept. signed as NRA administrator, effective October 15. ap Sept. 27 President announced pointment of boards to conduct the 100,-00- . - resigned. Deugl-i- N Sept. 30 President Roosevelt declared in radio address that he would seek truce to end strikes. a Oct. 2 Trial of Samuel Insult and former associates begun in Chicago. 0;L 8 American Federation of Labor convention in San Francisco voted for 5 day. 30 hour work week. Oct. 12 President ordered 36 hour week for cotton garment industry. Oct. 22 American Legion convention opened in Miami, Fla. "Pretty Boy Floyd, notorious Oklahoma outlaw killed by federal officers near East Liverpool, Ohio. Oct. 25 American Legion demanded immediate bonus payment and elected F'ranU Belgrano, Jr., of San B'rancisco. national commander. Rayon and silk dyers went fn strike. 31 Chicagos World's Oct. Fair closed. labor-industri- Elections resulted generally in decided Democratic victories, with senate gain of 10 seats and loss of 10 seats in bouse. Nov. 9 Marrlner S. Eccles of Utah made governor of federal reserve board. Nov. 10 President Roosevelt appointed advisory council for social reforms, headed by Frank P. Graham. Martial law declared In Arizona In state's fight against California project. 14 Unemployment Nov. insurance program outlined by President Roosevelt before conference on economic security. Roosevelt Nov.' 15 President left Washington for Warm Springs via the Tennessee valley projects. Nov. 20 Gen. Smedley D. Butler told of alleged congressional to committee seize the government. Fascist plot Nov. 24 Samuel Insull and 16 coof fraud In Chicago. defendants acuitted Bace Nelson, pub- -' Nov. 27 Baby lie enemy No. 1, killed two government 111., and was near Barrington, agents himself shot to death. 1 Lenroot Katherine Dec. appointed chief of the children's bureau. Department of Labor. Dec 3 United States Supreme court upheld right of land grant colleges to make military training compulsory. President Roosevelt returned Dec- - 6 to Washington. conference on 10 National Dec. crime prevention opened in Washingt0Dec 12 President named committee to draft legislation to end war profits. Dec. 15 President's advisory council reported unemployment insurance sys- t6Dec. 16 National resources board public works outlines l'5 billion dollar program for 20 to 3'0 years. Nov. 6 INTERNATIONAL 7 Paraguay and Bolivia rewar in the Chaco Boreal, the truce having expired. Jan. 8 France quadrupled United States Import quotas. - France and Russia signed new commercial treaty. Jan. 23 Government of President Mendieta of Cuba recognized by United Suites. Jan. 26 Germany and Poland signed a ten year peace treaty. Feb, 6 Austrian cabinet decided to appeal to League of Nations against German Nazi aggression. Feb. 17 Great Britain. France and to maintain Austrias inItaly agreedand integrity. dependence2 China retused to recognize March Jan. sumed Manchukuo. March 23 France charged Germany had violated Versailles treaty. theprotested against naApril 17 Japan giving of aid to China by other U jlnie 23 Bolivians and Paraguayans In the Chaco great battleBritain fought 13 and Italy an Great July alrpltine altitude record of 47,560 approval of eastern European new feet. security pact fostered by France. May 9 French air liner fell In EngAugust 15 Evacuation of Haiti oy lish channel, six perishing. and Cea-saAmerican marines completed. May 14 George R. Pond New York Aug. 18 Manchukuo severed all relaSabelli started from tions with Russia... flight to Rome. Aug. 21 World Jewish conference at on nonstop Geneva declared redoubled boycott of May 15 Pond and Sabelli landed In Ireland because of engine trouble. Nazi Germany. May 27 Rossi and Codos began flight Sept. 3 Evangeline Booth elected from Paris to California. the Salvation Army. general of May 28 Wing trouble forced Rossi Sept. 10 Richard Sandler. Sweden, elected president of League of Nations. and Codos to land at New York.startJune 28 B. and J. Adamowics Sept 15 Russia accented Invitation to join League of Nations. ed flight from New York to Warsaw, Sept. 18 Russia became a member of via Harbor Grace, N. F. the League of Nations. June 30 Gas shortage forced Adam-owic- z Sept. 23 Russia agreed to sell half brothers to land in Normandy. to Interest in Chinese Eastern railway July 24 Ten United States army Manchukuo for $50,000,000. completed flight from and bombing planes Sept. 27 Great Britain. France IndeWashington to Fairbanks, Alaska. to guard agreement Italy signed July 28 Stratosphere balloon startpendence of Austria. ed from near Rapid City. .N. D..- but of JugoOct. 9 King Alexander fabric ripped at 60,020 feet; three ocslavia and Foreign Minister Barthou of cupants of gondola came down safely France assassinated in Marseilles bv with " parachutes. Macedonian terrorist. 8 James Ayling and Leonard Aug. Oct. 23 Japan demanded naval equal- - Reed a from Britflightbegan nonstop ity with United States and Great nounced re - - 81 medicine 25 Nobel prize Oct G. H. awarded to Drs. George Minot. Whipple and W. P. Murphv of United In Luigi Pirandelli. Italian novelist and playwright, awarded Nobel rize for15 literature. Dr. Harold C. Urey of CoNov lumbia university. New York, awarded me Nobel prize in chemistry for his discovery of "heavy water. Nov 22 Jugoslavia accused Hungary in assassination of King Alexander. N v. 26 Italy refused French request for extradition of Dr. Ante Pavelich. ailee'l leader of band that killed King Alexander of Jugoslavia. Dec. 1 France refused to Join Japan in denouncing Washington ndval treaty. )ec. 3 Germany promised France to and. grant pay for the Saar coal mines of the 1 equality to citizens political on. Dec. 6 League of Nations decided to the send international police force intoGerand Saar, French being excluded, ' many agreed to plan. 27,000 Dec. 6 Jugoslavia deported of that country. Hungarian7 residents notified United Dec. Stajes League of Nations it would help tin negotiating peace between Paraguay and Bolivia. Dec. 10 Jugoslavia and Hungary acpeace P cepted League of Nations war in Balposal, averting danger of Nov 8 -- . re-g- kans. FOREIGN Jan. 3 Geo-g- e Tatarescu. anti-Naz- i, became prein'er of Rumania.' Jan. 10 Marinus Van der Lubbe. wbo burned the reichslag building, beheaded in Leipsig. reJan. 15 Ramon Grau San Martin of Cuba arid Carlos signed as president to succeed him. Hevia was selected Jan. 16 Chancellor Hitler made him-se- ll dictator over all German Industry. Jan 17 Hevia resigned presidency of Cuba and Carlos Mendieta was named to succeed him bv Col. Fulgencio Batista. head of the army Jan. 27 Chautemps French cabinet resigned. Jan. SO Daladier formed new French government. German reichstag made Chancellor states. Hitler sovereign of all the Feb. 5 Serious riots in Paris againBt the Daladier government Feb. 7 Premier Daladier of France and Gaston Doumergue underresigned took formation of new government. his announced 9 Feb. Doumergue cabinet for France; Communists rioted in Paris. Feb. 12 Civil war broke out In Austria between the government and the Socialists and hundreds were Inkilled. Austria Feb. 14 Socialists revolt suppressed; dead estimated at 1.000 to 2,000. Feb. 17 Albert I. king of the Belby fall while climbing gians. killednear Namur. small peak Feb. 22 Gen. Augusto Sandino. Nic- Wa-sag- Beach, Ont., to Bagdad. Aug. 9 Ayling and Reed forced to land near London by lack of fuel. 19 Pond and Sabelli, flying Aug. back from Rome, crashed in Wales. Sept. 3 Col. Roscoe Turner won Thompson trophy at national air races in Cleveland; Douglas Davis, noted pilot, killed during the race. Sept. 26 Poland won international balloon race. Oct. 19 Twenty airplanes left England on race to Alelbourne, Australia. Oct. 23 C. VV. A. Scott and Campbell Black of England won air race to Melbourne tn 2 days. 22 hours and 26 minutes. Lieut Francesco Agello of Italy set new seaplane' speed mark ,of 440.29 miles an hour. made Prof. Jean Piccard and his wife ' of ten balloon asbent stratosphere ' . miles. 4 Kingsford-Snnt- h Nov Sir Charles and Capt. P. G. Taylor comthree-sto- p from Brisbane. .flight pleted Australia; to Oakland. Calif.. Nov. 8 Transport plane, commanded oy Eddie Rickenbacker flew from Burbank, Calif.,- to Newark, N. J, in 12 hours 3 minutes 50 seconds. Dec. 3 Flight Lieut. C. T. P. Ulra of Australia and two companions started from Oakland, Calif., on- flight to Honolulu, were forced down gt sed and - lost DISASTERS Jan. 1 Floods In Los Angeles area resulted in about 75 deaths, Jan. 4 Explosion and fire in mine at Dux, Czechoslovakia, killed 140 men. Jail. 8 Eighty perished In a panic at Kyoto, Japan. Jan 15 .Earthquake shook all India, killing 600. French plane crashed, killing ten including prominent officials. 20 Ten aged widows and daughheb ters of Civil war veterans burned to death at home in Brookville, Pa. 23 Feb. Eight persons killed by crash of air liner near Salt Lake City. a In Georgia, 25 Tornado hjb. and Mississippi killed 23. 12 New Japanese torpedo Marchboat capsized, about. 100 men drown-- . Ing. March 14 La Liberated, Salvador, almost destroyed by dynamite explosion and fire; 150 lives lost. March 21 One thousand' dead, 3,000 Are at Hakodate, Japan. Injured in April 4 25 lives lost in Oklahoma t floods. April - 7 Fifty Norwegians killed when huge cliff fell Into a fjord. explosion in JugoApril 21 Mine 150. slavia killed men killed' In May 7 Eighty-seve- n mine disaster at Buggingen, Germany. May 15 Liner Olympic rammed and seven sank Nantucket lightship; drowned. 43. Mine blast in Belgium killed Lake steamer in Finland sank; 21 drowned. May 19 Chicago Union Stockyards by $8,000,000 fire. ' partly destroyed 25 Landslide in Kwantung May province,1 China, killed 250. killed by hurJune Forty childrenChina. ricane near Nanching, 7 Two thousand killed by hurJune Salvador. ricane 9In Air liner crashed and burned June in the Catskills; seven persons killed. June 11 Floods destroyed Honduras town; 1,000 lives lost. Ala-eam- - ... . araguan patriot and rebel leader,at murMadered by national guardsmen nagua. 1 Pu-enthroned as March Henry Teh of Manchukuo. Emperor Kang Lerroux cabinet in Spain resigned. March 2 Lerroux again made premier of Spain. Marcn 2U Hitler launched program to give Jobs to idle. March 28 Gen. Johan Laldoner becomes dictator of Estonia. July 17 Disastrous earthquake at officers of RuDavid, Panama. April 9 High army to kill for the arrestAd king. plot mania 22 July 18 Floods In southern Poland Serious revolutionary riots took scores of lives. April In Spain Aug. 4 Three hundred die In floods 25 In Persia. Spanish cabinet resigned. April 28 new Ibanex formed Ricardo April Sept. 8 Ward liner Morro Castle cabinet. burned off New Jersey coast; 134 perSpanish 39 Austrian parliament adopt- sons perished. April ed new constitution. Sept. 17 Nome, Alaska, destroyed by of Arabia beMay 3 King Ibn Saud of fire; loss $2,000,000. Yemen. on war the kingdom gan Sept. 21 Japan swept by destrucMay 9 Premier Mussolini set up rule tive typhoon; more than 2,000 killed. of country by guilds. Mine explosion at Wrexham, Wales, May 13 Armistice declared In war in killed 261 men. Ar& I) i storm along Oct. 21 Disastrous army established northwest coast of United States. May 19 Bulgarian bloodless coup. a dictatorship by 15 Scores killed by Nov. typhoon Parx-haPope Pius canonized Conrad of In Philippines. Dec. 5 Earthquakes In Honduras de24 Thomas Masaryk May three towns. stroyed of Czechoslovakia. Dec. 11 Hotel In Lansing. Mich., president May 25 Irish dail abolished the senburned; about 40 lives lost. ate. June 4 Italian scientist announced SPORTS discovery of new element, artificially 1 created from uranium. Columbia defeated Stanford Jan. June 15 President Mendieta of Cuba In Pasadena Rose Bowl game. 7 to 0. wounded and two navv officers killed Jan. 21 Casper Oimen won national by a terrorist's bomb. ski title at Cary, III. attacked of New June 17 Cuban terrorists and Jan. 23 Kinrey Matsuyama n bilmany York won national ABC. paraders; fifteen killed wounded. title. In the liards won June 30 Revolt of radicals 28 Ed. Schroeder. Chicago, Jan. Nazi .party smashed by Chancellor Hitat championship skating von Schleicher and many American WIs. ler; Gen. Kurt shot to death and scores Oconomowoc, other leaders Feb. 7 Barney' Ross retained Junior arrested. title by defeating Pete welterweight Gen. Lazaro Cardenas elected July Nebo in Kansas City. Mexico. of dent pres. 2 Feb. 23 Johnny Layton won worlds cabinet resigned. n July 4 Japanese Kelsuke billiard championship. made Okaua Admiral Juiy Feb. 26 Purdue won Big Ten basketJapan, premier12of Chancellor ball championship. Dollfuss reorganJuly March J Primo Camera defeated ized Austrian cabinet and declared war Tommy Loughran at Miami.- Fla., reon Nazis and bomb throwers. title. taining the10 heavyweightwon July 17 Vargas elected constitutionMarch Big Ten Michigan al president of Brazil. Indoor track championship. of AusJuly 25 Chancellor Dollfuss 6 beat Cochran Hagenlacher Nazis. of April by group tria assassinated tor world's 18.2 billiard title. Ju,y 29 Kurt Schuschnigg appointed April 10 Chicago Black Hawks won chancellor of Austria. Aug.' 2 President von Hlndenburg asof Stanley cup and world's hocky championship. 27 Germany died and Chancellor Hitler Jack Torrence. Louisiana April Burned the presidential powers. vote acState university, set new world's recAug. 19 Germany by 10 toof1 supreme in shot ord Hitler's put at 65 feet 1V9 inches. assumption cepted May 5 Cavalcade, the favorite, won power. 3 and riots the Strikes throughout derby. Kentucky Sept. May. 12 American golfers defeated Cuba: martial law proclaimed; cabinet British team, retaining Walker cup. resigned. 26 of Illinois won May 19 University Queen Mary of England Sept. launched the Cunarder Queen Mary, Big Ten track and field championship.of worlds largest ship. May 22 John Kocsis. University Oct. 6 Radical revolt broke out In Michigan, won Big Ten golf title. Catalonia and other parts of Spain. University of Illinois won Western Conference baseball championship. PoHundreds killed In fights with troops. 7 revolution Mav 23 Chicago boxers defeated Oct. suppressed Spanish lish team, 7 to 1. in golden gloves tour- by government troops. of 9 JugoOct. King Alexander n6May 26 W. Lawson Little, San Franslavia assassinated. Oct. 10 Crown Prince Peter, 11 years cisco, won British amateur golf unof old. proclaimed king der a regency. May 28 Barney Ross of Chicago won International Eucharistic Congress worlds welterweight title from Jimmy McLarnin. opened in-- Buenos Aires. Oct. 17 Ch.ncellor Hitler of Germany Mav 30 Bill Cunningham of Indianauto race life. for fuehrer won Speedway proclaimed apolis Nov. 8 Doumergue resigned as pre-mIn record time. won American the Cavalcade of France and Pierre Flandin June 2 formed new government derby at6 Chicago. Lad won the EngNov. 10 Premier Mussolini formally Windsor June Installed his system of industrial lish derby. won National 9 Olin Dutra In Italy. June championship. Nov. 28 President Salamanca of BoOpen golf coup, 14 Max Baer of California won livia forced to resign by military June Duke of Kent and Princess Marina of world's heavyweight championship from Greece married in London. Primo Camera of Italy In New York. Nov. 20 Gen. Lazaro Cardenas InaugJune 16 Cunningham of Kansas set Mexico. of hew world sprint record of 4:06.7 for urated president leader soviet Dec. 1 Sergei Kirov, mile. In Leningrad. American tennis team of women deassassinated cup. Dec. 2 Plot to kill all soviet leaders feated British for Wightman officers ten army uncovered; In Russia June 18 Harry Cooper won Western others title. executed and manyrestored golf death pen- - Open Dec. 3 Russia June 22 Yale defeated Harvard In terannual boat races. won the N. C. A. A. alty to crush White Russian June 23 Stanford terrorists executed track rDec. P5Slxty-sl- x championship. of England June 29 Henry Cotton nRecS6 Two hundred more Russians. won British open golf title. beat NaGPU officials, Bummarily shot. 10 American league Including July game In Dec. 17 Western Australias petition tional league 9 to 7 In from the commonwealth N for secession Oklahoma City, jlyY 15 Zell Eaton, presented In parliament. won western amateur golfwontitle. Prothe AERONAUTICS . Runyan July 29 Paul championship. golf Jan 4 French seaplane Southern fessional defeated July 81 British tennistheteam Cross' completed flight from Senegal, Americans, Davis cup. retaining Brazil. Canawon Armour Africa, 11to Natal, 4 Tommy Aug Six American navy planes ' . Jan. dian open golf title. flight from San Franwomens won make nonstop Jacobs Helen .19 A Aug. cisco to Honolulu. Jan. 30 Three Russian balloonists won national Aug. 26 Hans Nussleln at height of 1367 ascended to record Chicago. tennis title miles and then were killed by fall of professional 12 Fred Perry, England, won Sept. their gondola. title. tennis American singles April 11 Renato Donatl, Italy, yl m - . three-cushio- 1 three-cushio- X cham-pionshi- Jugo-Slav- ia 600-mi- le er all-st- T Little, San Sept. 15 W. Lawson Francisco, won national amateur golf championship. First Americas cup race no contest for lack of wind. Sept. 17 British challenger Endeavor defeated Rainbow in first America's cup race. McLarnin defeated Barney Jimmy Ross, regaining welterweight title.race. Sept. 18 Endeavor won second Sept. 20 Rainbow won third America's cup race. Jim Londo9 defeated Strangler Lewis In Chicago, retaining world's heavywrestling title.won weight 22 Rainbow fourth race: Sept. not allowed. Sopwith's protest Sept. 24 Rainbow won fifth cup race. Detroit Tigers won American league . pennant.25 Rainbow won sixth ra.ee and Sept. retained the Americas cup. Sept. 26 United States accepted invitation to Olympic games of 1936. in Berlfh. won Sept. 30 St. Louis Cardinals - -National league pennant. Oct. 3 St. Louis won first game Id world's .series. - Oct. 4 Detroit won second game. Oct. 6 St. Louis won third game. Oct. 6 Detroit won fourth game. Virginia Van Wie again won national women's golf title. Oct. 7 Detroit won fifth game. Oct. 8 St. Louis won the sixth game. Oct. 9 St Louis Cardinals won seventh- game and worlds championship.. Ncv. 2 John Heydler resigned as National baseball league. president8 of Ford C. Frick elected presNov. ident of National league. Nov. 16 Bob Olin won light heavyweight title from Maxie Rosenbloom . . York. New tn Nov. 24 University of Minnesota won western conference football title. Yale defeated Harvard at football. Stanford won coast football title. Dec. 1 Navy defeated the army In football. Dec. 9 New York Giants defeated .Chicago Bears, winning professional football championship. J. T. Mahoney of New York t of Amateur Athletic union. 10 BobRoss defeated Dec. Barney. by Pacho. retaining junior welterweight title. Dec. 12 National league approved night games with reservations. . elected-presiden- NECROLOGY Jacob Wassermann,- German Jan. novelist. ' Jarf. 4 Prof. H. C. Warren, Prince. ton university psychologist.Jan. 7 Robert Simpson, American novelist and editor. Jan. 9 Miss Alice French (Octave Thanet),10 American novelist.of Alabama, Jan. Frank P. Glass editor and publisher. Jan. .12 Aimaro Sato, Japanese dipI1 - . . . In New York. Feb. 13 August Anheuser Busch of Louis, brewery magnate. StWilliam Travers Jerome of New.York.fCharles R. Flint shipowner' and' ' inancier. Feb. 14 Melvin A., Traylor. Chicago - banker. Feb. IT Albert, king of the Belgians. Feb. 18 John R. Rogers, of the Mergentbaler linotype machine, . in New York. Feb. 22 Representative Joseph L. Hooper of Michigan. Feb. 23 Sir - Edward Elgar.' British composer. Corse Peyton, . reterkn American " actor. Feb. 25 Dr. Daniel W. Protheroe of Chicago, composer, and director. manJohn McGraw, veteran, baseball ' . 1 ' s Feb. 27 Dr. Henry O. King, educator, In Oberlin, Ohio. March 4 John Alden. poet and editor, " trf Brooklyn, N. Y. William Astor Chanler. explorer, and France. in Mentone. Soldier, March 11 Margaret lllington Bowes, former stage star. March 14 Mrs. Fannie Osborn Porte-oufirst "Topsy of stage, at Water-towS. D. March 15 John A. Simpson, Oklahoma City, president of the National Farmers union. March 21 Lllyan Tashman, movie actress, in23 New York. March John M. Harlan, lawyer. s, n, In New York. March 25 MaJ. Gen. George O. Squlcr in Washington. March 29 Otto Kahn, banker. In New York. April 1 Edward W. Pou. congressman. in Washington. April 9 William Wallace McDowell, American minister to Irish Free State. Mother Hyacinth, founder of Passionate order in United States. April 10 Theodore. Douglas Robinson at Little Fails, N. Y. April 11 Alfredo Zayas. of Cuba. Sir Gerald Du Maurier, British actor. painter. John Collier. English April 14 Justice W. C. Owen of Wisconsin supreme court. April 16 John J. Blaine, former governor of Wisconsin and United States senator. Edwin V. Morgan, former diplomat. April 18 Alfred Juergens of Chicago. artist. April 20 C. H. Allen, former., governor of Puerto Rico. April 21 Federal Judge W. B. Sheppard at Jacksonville. Fla. April 22 Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, Sr., in New York. William Thaw, veteran of Lafayette EscadnJle. April 24 Dr. Paul Sborey, Greek scholar. In Chicago, Fay Hempstead, poet laureate of Free Masonry, In Little Rock, Ark. April 30 Maj. Gen. Hugh L. Scott, noted Indian fighter. Dr. W. H. Welch, pathologist, at Baltimore. May 2 William C. Proctor of Cin- cinnati, 3 manufacturer. William H. Woodin, May of the treasury. 7 William .Gardner, May architect. In Bayhead. N. J. naval May 9 Joy Morton of Chicago, salt company bead. May 11 William E. Corey, former Dead of United States Steel corporation. May 14 Charles De. Uurino, of Swarthmore college, American Gilbert. May 17 Cass arMay8C 19 Willis' J. Abbott, veteran In Brookline, Mass. editor, William Hoskins, tamous chem- Dr. . hla1 Joseph. M. Dixon, ,00May 24 Brand Whitlock, former am- baMay Ys Vfll'am R Wilson, first sec- r8Frank LasceHes, English sculptor and er 25 11 RCA,,1851 remalnl" Hal Skelly, American actor. June June 18 Tom Masson, author anA editor. Fourth Duke of Wellington. Thorno Smith American. author. June 22 M. E. Greenebaum, veteran Chicago hanker. June 24 Charles S. Thomas of former governor and senator. .June 2a R.. E. president In. vestment Bankers'Christie, June 27 Eugene M.association. Rhodes, historian or the west. Milton C. Work, bridge expert. inJIUsntanburar0 AEha 160 yearS ,d' "0te crusader' a ga , nstv hit. of Far! duTke, borough, jjjf ator fromKansa's.1" ,nB' 5 CnSrt Henry of th 4 M me, Marie July Curie, ror of radium, in France. Bialik f Vienna, Hebrew poet'111 July 6 Franklin MacVeagh of Chi-u- ry former 8eoretary of the treas- Mrs. Maud Radford Warren. American author. . July 8 Joseph Keating, British novelist. July 9 Col. William H. . Walker, chemist. July 13 Hugh Frayne, prominent union labor leader. July 14 Julian Hawthorne, author, only son of Nathaniel Hawthorne. k, July 16 Louis Ferdinand veteran composer and conductor of light opera. July '21 Col. J. T. Axton, former chief of chaplains of United States army. July 24 Bishop John ,W. Hamilton, dean of Methodist board of 'bishops. Jijly. 25 Engelbert Dollfuss, chancellor of Austria. Francois Coty of Paris,- perfumer. July 27 Marshal L. H. Lyautey, Frehrh-soldieJuly 28 Marie Dressier, actress. Henry Irving Dodge, author and playwright. July 29 J. L. McLaurin, former senator from South Carolina. July 30 Paul May, Belgian ambassador to United States. Aug: 2 Paul von Hlndenburg, president of Germany. Aug. 6 Ida Mulle, veteran light opera actress. Aug. 7 William E. Vare, veteran Republican leader of Philadelphia. Aug. 12 Augustus Thomas, American playwright. nov13 ofJn. 168: - Col-ora- do. sfe0 Gott-schal- Mary Austin, American Aug. lomat Jan. 14 Walker D. Hines.' former director general of American railroads. Gen. Jean Marchand of France, center figure of Fashoda fort incident Jan. 16 John Sherwin, Cleveland banker. Jan. 18 Devlin, Irish nationalist leader.Joseph Jan. 19 Harrison Fisher. American artist Jan. 20 Edward J.... Brundage, Republican leader, In Lake Forest 111. Dr. Lincoln Hulley, president Stetson . Deland, Fla. university. Jan. 21 John H. McCooey, Tammany Y: leader of Brooklyn, N. Amelia Summerville, former stage star. Jan. 22 Dr. Mary L. H. Black,' south. ern educator. New Jan. 30 -- Frank N. Doubleday, York publisher. . Jan. 31 Walter Wellman, ' pioneer aeronaut and veteran journalist.- ' Feb. 2 Gilbert M. Hitchcock, former . senator from Nebraska. ' Feb. S Montague Glass, American T . writer. Eleanora do Cisneros, operatie star. ager. June 7 James Keeley, vice presidanr of Pullman company and former edito June 8 Representative T. C. Coffia Ot IQ&nO of Toronto. Artfhblshop Mav 28 J. F. J. Archibald, war corHollywood. Calif. respondent,T. InClover, Journalist, In Los Samuel Nell McNeil Alprof.8 F. J- - Pyre of University of la" Jackson Barnett, wealthiest Indian, In Los Angeles. war hero Admiral Togo. Japanese May 31 Lew Cody, screen actor. June 2 James Rolph Jr,, governor of California. Gen. James Parker, retired. junJe 4 Rev. C. L. O'Donnell, pres university. Chiidem of Notre Dame Hedblom of June 8 Dr C,' A, cago! surgeon. elist Raymond Hood, architect. InAlbert B. Dick, Chicago ventor and manufacturer. Prof. F. E. Seagrave, astronomer, at Providence, R 1. G. A. Kingsbury of Chicago, veteran theatrical manager. Aug. 19 Henry T. Rainey of Illinois, of the house. speaker Sir Nigel Playfair, English actor and manager. 14 15 Aug. Aug. Aug. 25 Hugo Victor Felix, composer, In Hollywood, Calif. Aug. 80 Charles B. Dillingham, veteran theatrical producer, in New York. Aug. 31 Maj. Gen. H. G. Bishop, United States army. Sept. 3 Russ Columbo, screen actor and radio crooner, in Los Angeles. or Sept. 3 Dr. G. C. Brandenburg Purdue university. Arthur A. Fowler of New York, sportsman and author. Sept. 4 Arthur Jordan of Indianapolis, philanthropist and industrialist. Sept. 6 Gen. Theodore Bingham of New York. Sept. 10 Count Joseph Karolyt, Hungarian- legitimist leader. Sept. 12 Catherine Breshkovskaya, Russian revolutionist. In Prague. William Lorlmer, former aenator from Illinois. Dr. Barthold Laufer of Chicago 13 Sept. anthropologist. Canadian Ruth Hale of New York, writer and feminist. Emerson Browne, Sept. 20 Porter American playwright. Duke of St. Albans, descendant ot Charles ILjSept. 21 Robert Fulton Cutting, New York financier and philanthropist. Sept. 23 Anthony Ivins, prominent Mormon, in Salt Lake City. Lucien Gaudin of France, champion fencers Sept! 24 Alfred Rustem Bey, Turkish diplomat. Sept. 25 Percy A. Rockefeller, New York financier. Marquess of Beresford, Irish peer. Edwin Le Mare. American' " organist and composer. SepL 28 Maj. Gen. G. H. Harries, war time commander at Brest. Sept. 30 Harry Askln, veteran theatrical manager. John K. Shields, former senator from Sept. 16 financier. Sept. 18 C. B. McNaUght. Tennessee. Oct. 6 Frank L. Coombs of Califor- nia, former congressman and ambassador to japan. Oct, 8 Maj. Gen. W. A. Mann. Unite retired. States army, Oct. 9 Louis Barthou. French for- eign minister. King Alexander of Jugoslavia. Oct. 12 Lord Cushendun of Ulster, Xrcland Oct. 13 Sir Arthur Schuster, British Pb(Jct.CS14 Raymond Poincare. French statesman. Oct 16 Charles E. Coffin of Indianphilanthropist and business apolis, leader. President E. B.- Bryan of Ohio uniOhio. versity, 18Athens, Hal G. Evarts, Americah Oct aUOct.r'l9 Gen. Alexander von Kluck, German field marshal. Oct 20 James JL Mellon of Pittsburgh' 23banker. Prince Caetanl, Italian diploOct. mat and25 engineer. Frank Sprague of New York, Oct. electric 29 traction- - pioneer. screen actor. Tellegen, Oct 2 Lou Baron Edmond do RothsNov. child, banker and sportsman, in Boulogne, France. Nov. 3 Dr. Elmer E. Brown, Amer- CiNo v.d U4 Sir Alfred Gilbert, English 8CNPv.r5 Dr. L. L. McArthur surgeon. Nov. Armour Nov. 6 ' of Chi-c&- ko. Thomas G. Lee, president & Company, In Chicago. of Ivy Lee, publicity expert, la n, Samuel eNovll United States navy. Sir Donald Mann, Canadian railroad r FrederbUNov 15 Congressman-elec- t ick Landis of Logansport. Ind. Americaa 16 Burroughs. Bryson Nov. aiMra Alice Hargraves, original of England. Alice in Wonderland, in of Illinois Su- Justice F. R. DeYoung 9 Rear-Admiral Mag-owa- PrNov. 17 W. R. Cole, president Louisville & Nashville railroad. Nov. 18 Lee Mantle, former senator from Montana. Cardinal Uasparri in Rome. .Nov. 23 Sir Arthur Pinero, British Arsi?a Ernest Budge. Egyptologist Nov. 84 Charles Macauley of New York veteran cartoonist Nov. 25 Queen Sadie, mother of King of Albania. Harris, theatrical Nov. 26 SamFrancisco. In San OUNov 29 Capt. John Wanamaker of York, sportsman and war veteran. Nov 30 Philip Hale of Boston, mu-.l- e and drama critic. Dec 1 C. M. Greenway. president of B0 KPrdPRldden: British news- - EmA. W. Rowe of Boston. Former Gov. W. W. Brandon fDecab Dr. Manuel Sterling. Cuban to Washington. ambassador Dr. Theobald Smith, presi- Dec. 10 Institute for MedRockefeller of dent 1CDecfeil of Fort W. T. Waggoner Worth Texas, capitalist and turf U.leader. S. N. John Admiral Halligan. Rear 14 J. Drexel. Sr Anthony Deo. PhDeacdei7 W.bUllHardlng. former gov- er3amesf Bcfews. New York banker P6 P8Dec. bl Dec.' 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