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Show IJ J& y HUDAY, JAinflLRY 4. 1924 Chronology of the Year Just Closed INTERNATIONAL Ju. 1 Turks? reported three armies to more mobilising against Constan- tinople. Mosul and other points. Jan. I Allied premiers met In Paris and British and trench plans for reparations were submitted. Jan. 4 Conference of allied premiers In Paris broke up la diaagreemeaL ( France prepared for Isolated action to collect from German?. Jan. I War debt refunding negotiations begun in Washington by British and American commissions. : Jam t Reparations committee declared German? In wilful default in coal deliveries, British member voting Trench began move la negatlvu Essen Germans adopted passive resistance program. Jan. 1 German?, formally notified to occup? ? France of its Intention allied pow the Buhr. protested to the ers and withdrew its ambassadors iron France, Belgium and Ital?. hear East peace conference decided Moslems in Greece must be moved to Turke? and Christians in Turks? to Greece. President Harding recalled American troops from German?. Jan. 11 French forces occupied Es-l-ei md th Ruhr. Lithuanian irregulars occupied ' the Memel district, besieging the cit?. Jan. It Reichstag, b? vote of ftt to backed Chancellor Cuno's moral tl. war1 on Francs. Jan. II German mine owners defied the French, who proceeded to extend their occupation to the entire Hubr feMiD, Lithuanians seised Memel, announcing the revolt was onl? against the French administration and tbs German surrenep. Jan. II Reparations commission voted German? U default in material liveries d.Jan. 1 German? ordered all state emplopees to refuse to obe? the French. International commercial arbitration ourt inaugurated in Paris Jan. II French arrested man? German industrial leaders and officials and seised funds in Kelcbsbank branches Jam Jl France ordered the Ruhr Isolated from the rest of German?, Workers in Thvsaen plants struck. British and Turks split on Mosul question24 In Lausanne confereacs American arm? of occupa- Jen. tion left German? for home. Jan. tl Reparations commission i voteJ German? in general default. Jan. tl Isolation of the Ruhr from rest of German? completed. I Jam II Hundreds of German officials and Rhineland. (deported11 from Ruhrseised Ruhr customs French Ja land shut off all shipments uf coal to unoccupied German?. Allies submitted peace treat? to 'urks at Lausanne. British accepted American terms for funding of war debt. Czechoslovakia and Hungurp League of Nations plan to settle their bounder? dispute. Feb. 1 European nations guaranteed loan of 1100,000,001 to Austria. General Allen ordered by Feb. United States to quit relations with Rhineland commission. Feb. 4 Turks at Lausanne refused to to per cent sign peace treat?, rejecting of the clause and Lord Curson de- ac-rpt- ed pirttde French occupied Ooddelau In Hecate Chancellor Cuno appointed a dictator ration and flu prices in the Ruhr. Feb. 4 Ismet Pasha refused British to demand that ha agree in writing and treat? aa submitted, sign peaceconference broke up. lueanneT Turke ordered allied war-ihlFeb. to leave Bmyrna, but were defied. the Washington treaties. Ital? ratified American conference la Central ended aueceaafuUy. Washington Feb. 14 Council of ambassador! awarded Memel to Lithuania. Feb. IT Poles and Lithuanians ba-gbsttls near Orany. Feb. 14 Great Britain and Francs ordered their warships out of Bmprna,harbor, as courtoa? to Turkish governMlllt. Lithuania and Poland agread on a tr March I French crossed Rhine and Darmstadt and upled Mannheim. rleruhe. March 4 Canada signed fisheries with United States. .great? March II International ehambsrs of mmeree met at Rom March 19 United Btate agreed to-for ecept payment of 1160,000,000 nsea of Rhino arm?, In II Install- r f March 16 President of Chile, In e, to delegates alleviation of armed urtd alcoon war race" conditions and March II Boelalleta of England, 'ranee, Ital?. Belgium and Gorman?, n conference In Berlin, devised reparations program. France rejected an? League of Salons' guarantee fur neutralisation of he Rhineland. March 10 German mine owners reused to ps? coal tax levied b? ths 1 March 11 Eleven Krupp workers killed In clash wllh French troops at EApril 1 Turks agread to rasuma neace conference at Lausanne. Anrll It League nf Nations rouncll loan of $130,000,000 to Austria. approved Anrll 13 Lausanne peace conference resumed, Russia excluded. Bnhl-- n und vjuy j count Krupp von Krupp works, ar ffalbach. head of as for French responsible rested b? fatHl fight in Krupp works.new metis reparaMay 2 Germany tions offer of IT. 600.000,000 with man? conditions. Atav 3 Prunes rejected German offer. gave Ma? I French court-martianil heavy Krupp fifteen years in prison in Essen riot fine Other participants fined and imprisoned. British government served ten-dultimatum on the soviet government of Moscow demanding compliance with the Aiiy Germany brr reparations offer wastoldinaufttai.n invited her to make a belt HoelallBts' .. Mr Interna pa sn 0.00 0.00 0.00 o.oer 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.01 0.00 4.00 0.00 0.00 4.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 LB. - wal-iml- ng con-erenc- al a? t May Z I Four Eufonaan T'ss snsaiwsayfflt BT55L' " - decided ts laves tigats Frenek regime im till Saar. July 4 Xrupp'a signed agreement with French. July 4 Agreement bn alt points reached b? Turks and miles. July T French chamber of deputies approved Washington naval limitation 'treaty. Pacific treat? Jn'y i Four-powratified b? French chamber. July Jl French aeaau ratified naval and Pmcifle treaties July It Great Britain Inrileo France and Italy to Join her in reply to German? a latest reparations not July II French troops uf oecupa-JJj- P advanced to Limborg, Barmen and El barf eld. July 16 Premier Poincare of Franco, 1 speech, rejected most of the demands made b? British prime minister on German reparations. If Allies and Turks agreed on July of terms treaty, leaving out oil concessions. July 14 British draft of reply to Gorman? submitted to allies and United Btate July 14 Turks and allies signed peace treat? of Lausann Aug. I Great Britain and Franco agreed on a mutual guarantee pact unprovoked aggression, to lead against to reduction of armaments. Aug. I United States and Turks? signed trestles of amity and commerce sud on extradition, at Lausann Aug. 11 Great Britain banded to Francs and Belgium note declaring Ruhr occupation illegal and n failure, insisting on impartial reparations in- -, quiry and declaring Francs- must ps? enough of tbe money lent her to enablo Britain to pa? America. comAug. 11 United Btatcs-Mexle- o missioners completed their conference. Aug. 17 Ratifications of pact and naval reduction treat? negotiated .at Washington conference formally exchanged at Btate department. France offered to reduce reparations claims ou German? lu proportion to ths amount of its debt United States and Grant Britain cancsL to British Aug. tl Francs's note delivered to Greetreply Britain; offered little hops of agreemenL Aug. 2 Italy dsmsndcd from Greeeo abject apology and reparations for murder of Italian military commissioners in Albania. Aug. Ill Greses accepted soma of Italy's de minds and rejected others reAug. II Italy, declaring Greece's bombarded and ply unsatisfactory, seised Corfu and lauded on Samos and other Aegean Islands Greece sppsslad to League uf Nstions Mexican government formally recognised by the United States Kept. 4 Mussolini declared Ital? would withdraw from League of Nations If it Insisted on arbitrating tbs llalo-Gree- k affair. BepL T Council of ambassadors upheld Italy's demands ou Greses Sept, 8 Greece and Italy fonnall? accepted terms laid down by council of ambasaudura Premier Poincare of Franco announced German? must nettle reparations question before an eeoaomie accord could be reached. Sept. 14 Irish Free Btate admitted to League of Nations BapL It Hal? agrood to evacuate Corfu on Sens 17. Sept. 14 Ital? appointed Gaia Glar-dln- o military governor of Fiums Sept. II United Btates mads formal domaad on Spate, Franco and Grant Britain for right to build navy coal and acrocc from oil bass lu Tangier Gibraltar. a 14 Straeemann Chancellor Sept. German? formally announced official abandonment of passive resistance In the Ruhr. la it inItaly Informed Jugs-Sla-v tended to keep Flume. Italy declined to evacuate Corfu until Greece paid 60.004.044 lira indemnity. Sept. 36 Council of ambassadors ordered Greece to pa? Indemnity to Italy. Corfu. Sept. 17 Ital? evacuated BepL II America won international seaplane rase off Cowes England. Oct. I Allies completed the evacuation of Constantlnopls Oct II Chancellor Btrasemanu announced German? would pa? no mors reparations German? asked allies for Oct It conference and moratorium. reparations Oct. 21 Franca accepted British plan for appointment by th reparations commission of boardto- of experts to fig pay. Germany's capacity Oct. tl Premier Poincare announced not would permit reduction of Franca reparations debt by board of exports nor abandon the guaranies Great Britain accepted Oct 10 Frances reservations on reparations board of experts. Nov. 4 Poincare said France would not yield ou reparations unless kor creditors yielded on debts Nov. I Chins refused to pay Boxer Indemnity to Francs Nov. I United Btates refused to parnf Germany's ticipate In examination capacity to pay because of French restrictions.1 Frames proposed appointNov. ment of experts? committee to Inveetl-gat- e Germanys resources and capacity to pay during the next three years anNov. 14 Chancellor Btresemann nounced h would repudiate treat? nf Versailles and abandon ths Ruhr and Rhineland ts ths French. Nov. tl Francs and Great Britain reached aeeord as to demands on Germany concerning former crown prince end resumption of military control commissions and sent mild notes to IS Industrial magnates of the with Ruhr an.i Rhineland signed oftreaty work and for resumption French tt.j er - four-pow- er - payments Nov. 24 Gfrmsny refused protection far silledIT military control, otneera. to International conference Nov. opened In Ottawa. halt Canada. Dec. 4 France began restoring ths Ruhr to German rule. Iec. 4 Allied warships landed troops in Canton to protect custom house from Hun Yet Ben. rum-runni- and two others sentenced to prison by German court to for attempt Ulduap liergdul!, Dec. I New treaty of friendship and commerce aimed by y. 8. and Germany. Dec. 10 Council of League of Nations met in Peris Dec. 11 President Cool Id ge announced he' approved of the participation of American experts In the German Inqul rles authorised by reparations commission. Dec. II Tangier open port conven, tion signed Dec. 7 C. H. Griffis FOREIGN rast Britain declined to Jan. 14 President Obregon of Mexlcd wire a right to wJlh?ii of Ipoes not destined to enter thircnuntr' ordered Delegate as a pernicious I'apal foreigner. ,i,uor lS Fillppi screws" Feb. Fssnlstl ordered ell Ms? 24 Turks and Greeks Free MasCT.s to leave its ranks In raChd County Kerry. rVaral fren,'n Urns March 7 Thirteen Irish rebel prisoners. futyed to wreck road barricades linns' cotifenceon oet up by De slers troops, killed bv 'S tersdnnuitie. exp-iislo- mine. Greet Britain cut 117.000,000 out ol June II World court navy plans econd lesslon in The Hagu Chines i president's plea for peace Jiine tl France withdraw V met with renewal of fighting In several -I .1 M.rcb j, provinces March 20 Labor party In British liament demanded end of capitalism.parMarch 24 Guards doubled In Berlin as capture of eeeret papers revealed .rS. plan of German Nationalists to March inns took severs sanctfoMh B, on capital. March 14 Twenty thousand farm laborers of Norfolk county, England, truck. :J July of Nation, council Archbishop Zepllak of Roman Catholic church condemned to death bv Russian supreme court for revolution, activities. Vocational Brhouls in several Miehi-fa- n aryMarch SI Mgr. Butchkarlch. Roman ci lei have auiKted the Catholic vicar general, executed at stale of parent and teacher aso-litio- Moscow for revolutionary activities. Archbishop Zcpllsk's sentence comby printing without charge muted to Imprisonment fur ten years Rumania prohibited all Roman CathJ nthly bulletin for diatrilralim ollc congri gations. eir resjK'dive districts. Swedish cabinet headed bv April Brant ing resigned. 7 Rumania threatened with Travel by teachers is eneonra-e- d April hv civil war; Premier Rraliuuo resigned 9 board of education of Tulsa Okla April 14 Liam Lynch, chief of staff Irri'gulura, cupturcd in fight summer any teacher who of Irish eij third and died of wounds. .f.Ije 14 time in travel is Gre.it plot of Irish ! April ynation d full salary at the same to kill British officials and repubwreck ra! per licans London uncovered as ;n the rejjulnr sphool tenn. April 27 De Valera ordered the Irish of "n Ijj-K- Ws: .,5; rague na ii I r1 republicans to cease hostilities sad peace with the negotiate May 4 Chinese bandits Feking-Bhaagh- ai express and kidnaped man? foreign passengers i Americans demanding one Including million dolransom. rsckid. lars that all government ordered demands of bandits saped foreigners should be whokM complied ??. Jrik .fras Btate announced rejection of De Valera's penes offer M BeW. Burton selected Jan. 44 Senate passed ths agricultural credits bill. Five defendants In Herrin mins massacre trial acquitted. Jan. It House passed resolution for constitutional amendment prohibiting further issuance of securities Federal Judge E. T. Sea-boJasof 24Tennessee nominated by Pi rat Ant Harding to ba associate Juatic of Supreme court to suooeed Justice Pit-arJan. 26 House voted, 194 to 7,. to report of Judiciary committee General Daugherty givingMUAttorney of health in impeachment Inclesa vestigation. Jam 29 Robert Woods Bliss nominated os minister to Sweden. Feb. t Bensto passed the rural credits bilL Feb 7 Last American troops from Germany9 landed at Savannah. Ga. House passed British debt Feb funding14MIL Senate passed British Feb bill. E. Mont Rally isslgnsd as governor 2 Porto Rico. Feb 14 Senate confirmed ment of Sen.itor Poindexter aa appointambassador to Pern Supreme rourt ruled a Hindu cannot be naturalise Feb 21 President Harding appointed Hubert Work secretary of ths Interior and liarry New postmaster general, effective March 4. Richard R Tv bin of Ban Francisco nominated for minister to ths Nether-I- n Mila. Brig. Gen. Frank T. Hines appointed dfametue of tho veterans' bureau. Fete IS Bilip subsidy Mil killed In Mumtell of appointed member of War Wyoming Finanen corporation and 7 'owner of Iowa governor of Porto Hico. Marak 4 House passed rural credits Dill. Bensto requested President to urge nations to- limit prsdoctloa of March 2 luvratlgatiew ordered by senate into- charges of waste and of veterans' bureau. March 4 Congress xdiuuraed after Democratic filibuster tied up legislation. March 4 President an Mr Hsrdlsg nd party started for vacation In Florida. March 7 Wisconsin senate, 34 te L defeated bill to abokeh National Guard. March 14 Tailed Btate debt eem-lesion arranged to fund Finland's war debu March. 14 Tharles F. Cbamer, general coiiasc! for veterans' bureau; killed self oa eve uf senate Investigation March IT Attorney General Daughsaid President HarcSag was canerty didate for renomlnation. Two Federal court decisions fosbad search of autoa and homes by dry agents without anarch warrants. March.ll Mayor of Gary, InA, sad 64 others coaricted of lligun N. J., pt munUi tlk Ky,hr locreased in violence. rlt mid7p?.rbln passant gov. 7ifboulUky's Bulgaria overthrown la al- - Mention; SSk1001 mad premier. br Chinese ra! foreign captives bandits la Bulgaria, re-1-f, Uhlan fled fromekte Priidtn1.4 Professor ChT"-ku- r"t,e4 n M Bu8l5S&UUvtf1J,rturd otem killed pvw alo by gv- ?01 clinched hie grip Sf.MC,taor hisItely by forcing pass electoral law. British parliament rejected f.v1 mo.llo proponing gradualtranaluun to socialist form of govern- hihi.??Ii!ll,,,itoba ernment.1' nnll, Eranclsco Villa, noted Mexican slain from ambush. rebels and bandits Belleau Wood, In Franco, emorlal to Americana who died .! there. Telxelra Gomes elected pres- ..iu ident of Portugal. Henry Buillvan of Massachusetts warn the English channel. 4- - 4 Chancellor Cuno presented to relchetag his rescue plan for Germany, including a gold loan, taxation on a Uv " fndustrica? Aug. 12 Chancellor Cuno and the bl" hy German governim-n- t resigned. Gustavs ntresemsun undertook to form new cabinet, ths first coalition majority government in Germany's history. Aug. IS Esmon do Valera arrested by Irish Free State. wtbinet demanded 9144,000,004 from the industrialists Aug. 17 Irish govaruuient party won In elections Aug. tfe Admiral Yamamoto made Brainier of Japan, succeeding ths law 13 Spanish BepL army revolted against the oabineL 14 Bept. Spanish cabinet resigned; directorate istsblished under presidency of Gem Primo Rivera, leader of the revolution. BepL 14 William Coagrave president of Irlsb Free Plate. BepL II King Boris dissolved Bulgarian parliament and proclaimed a late of siege because Communist and peasant uprisings it 14 Germany officially abanBepL doned passive resistance In the Ruhr. Bavaria revolted and named Gustavo von Kahr aa dictator of lbs state. Bept. 27 President Ebert War Minister Gesater militaryappointed dictator of Germany. Miners in tbe Ruhr a general strike. BepL 18 Uolgartan revolt crushed with capture of FerOlnandovo. OcL 3 Monarchists captured fortress f Knslris, Prussia Last veetlgs of ctvll rule Abolished In Spain, all municipal government! beta dissolved. OcL 1 Kustria reeaptared by German government troops OcL I German cabinet resigned and Chancellor Btresemann began form, tlea tf a virtual directorate. UcL 4 Revolution started In northern PertuguL OcL I Marshal Tsuo-Ku- a elected, preeldeat of China. Geraiaa Boviallete yielded to Stress ; man Oct. T Ficland rafuued to pay Rpe-- a iademalty for death of cheka agenl OcL I Reichstag, by heavy majorgave ikanoellor SlrtumaMi vote ity. cwvlWem-e. of OcL 4 Chancellor StresematM refused demands ala Hugo Btlaues and otksr Industrlallsta which weuJd have made them dictators of German?. OeL 19 France refused negotiate with Germany oa raaumptlsui of work lu tbs Ruhr, preferring te, deal with the Industrial barona Paolo- on Berlin bourse, tho mark going, la. 7.904.440,404 to the dollar. OcL 13 Kfelchutug capfirmed Chan- -, cellor Btresemann as dUhstur. OcL 17 Boclullet government of Saxony and Thuringia defied Btresemann. OcL 11 Rhineland qepublic set up la Alx la Chupelle; netaemeat spread tue other eltlea OcL 31 CommuAJnte fought bloedy battle with police in Hamburg; 44 killed. Rhineland nepuratlste a acted from aeveral clUea Chancellor Btrasemnna yielded 4a demand for greater autonomy for the German etatea OcL 17 German government ordered dismissal ol Baxouy cabinet. Ort. S8 Bnxua government defied the rclch. OcL 24 Chancellor btrMmana ousted the Haxon csblneL Angora assembly proclaimed Turkey a republic and elected Muslapha Kernel presideuL Oct. 30 lemet Pasha made premier Of Turkey. Bavarian monarchists mobilized for march on Berlin. Nov. 1 Krupp signed Ruhr accord with French. Nov. 3 Hncia'.lKis quit Certnsn ca bint, t and Btreseirspn sosunird dlvtaturial powrra 1 Hitler and I.udrndnrff tried Nov, io overthrow Bavarian anvernipent by t made suroyalist coup. Yn Beu-kmilitary dictator of Germany by preme Pres-denEbert, Nov. C Putsch of Bavarian Facistl suppressed and I.udendorff arrested. f"ov. 10 Former Crown Prince Fredrvlurned to Germany. erick IMIU-'iNov. 12 Adolf Hitler arrested. Rhineland separatists- - ran. NOV. to tured Mains. Nov. 21 Mob from Upper Btleslan towns lootel snj burned mates of rich farmers who refused to sell food; many killed. Nov. 13 German Chancellor Btresc-mar.- n and his cabinet, denied a vote of cnrfldrnce by tbe reichstag, resigned. Nov. 26 Dr. Heinrich Albert mads chancellor of Germany. Nov. 17 Failing to form a minis! rr ' Doctor Albert resigned as German chancellor. Maifhw. head pf Rhineland ousted by assopInteA republic, Nov. 1 Btegerwald to form German cabihef, Jir. fulling Catholic leader, was made chancel" lec. S Germany completed negotiations for foreign loan to support her new currency. Dea 4 Many Germnn manufacturers arrested for big lax frauds Dec. I Conservatives BriUsh election. Rebelliondefeated In Mexico! led by Adolfo de is Huerta. Dea 11 British Conservative ernment derided to retain office until meeting of new parliament. won lB Greek elec- tionl0, arerk fnl government ,trTh Kinff George it considered It advisable for him to leave until the national aasemhly had Greece decided on h be,i,,tin thn,I?ile vf1 and queen country. of Greece went to Rumania. ad t. a's i ilVAT&n!1 DOMESTIC Jan. Ferretary of the Fall announced hia retirement Interior from th, caiiinr-- t on March 4. Jan. 1 President vetoed ih. Bursum bill fur lsr.Harding r pen ions Jan. 4 Senate rt'iuisted dent to recall troops Iron, German!? Jan. 4 lluse Judiciary cuniniiiie-vote- d for liismiSMl of Impend, Attorney Genera! uSuXrty" Jan. 11 Ira Nelson Morris, minister to Sweden, n signed. Jan. 15 Harry Irall Judson. president of University of Chicago, resigned; 1 Dm. I Federal railway labor board increased wsgaa of maintenance of way men oa seven railway Many other roads reached separata agreement board Ic. i Railway labor Increased conductor My of pullman Doc, XI Hock Island railway renewed wags agraement with enginaar A NECROLOGY ra -- 60. y. lathJI rlt In Perth Amboy Savsgs when big inch attacked Ku Klux Elan meeting. K. E. Bcooey, director ef the mine resigned, effective October 1. Aug. It Anthracite miners end operator not satisfied with Fine hot plan, and strike begins, but negotiations continued. BepL 4 American relief measures fur Japan earthquake victims started on great scale. A B. is annual parade la BepL Milwaukee. Srpt. 4 G. M. Saltagaber of Vanwert. of U 0A. R.elected cunimander-ia-chl7 Anthracite miners' represenSrpL tatives accepted 1inchct s proposals. deft. 14 Governor Walton put all Oklahoma under martial law. Bept. 29 Under orders from Governor Waltoa. the Oklahoma National Guard prevented the meeting of the house of la special session. representatives BepL 14 Governor Walton of Oklahoma proclaimed Indefinite postponement m special election which was to decide whether legislature should meet tt laveetlgate his serious. OcL I liovrrnor Walton of Oklahoma abandoned military opposition to special eLcitoa of October I, but called new eleeben for December 9. OcL 2 Oklahoma voted decisively In favor of ouavritulional amendment authorising Lb, stale legislature to convene itself to consider Impeachment chargee4 against slate uffictela; Oct. HeaignaUun of George Harvey, ambassador to England, announced OcL li LHuekoma legislature met nd prepared fee Impeachment ef Gov. Jack Walton. OcL 14 doha R. Qulnw ml California elected commander oC America a Legion. Oct. 21 Lowes kouae of Ok Is bo me legislature vole te impeach Uwvernor Walluu end th senate eentwiIeB Mm from office. Oct. 24 Formes United Btates Venator Frank H. Kellogg named amhmisa-do- r to Great Bsiteiu. Nov. II Untied Slates Boprame eurt decided aliens can be prohibits by tates from owning land; pew bled there le no treaty stipulation M the contrary. Robert J. Grant of Denvss mad director of tbe mlab Nov. 16 Benuten Hiram Johnson ll y declared himself a candidate loe Republican presidential nomination. Nov. 14 Ooveraur Walton- of Oklahoma found guilt? by senate court of and ousted fanm olHv impeachment Nov. 31 Hr. Frederick A. C'ouk. falls North pole discoverer, cous'icted of oil teck frauds and aentenued to prlnurn Nov. 24 Former Governor M altoa- of Oklahoma Indicted on criiainal changes. Nov. 14 Guv. W. T. MuL'ray of Indiana indicted fewembesslemanL Dee. I Blxth-etghcongress met but iirogressive Republican bloc vented organisation of tl bouse. In Booth Dakota stats proposal convention the Republicans in- Boned Coulldge, Demorrsts picked favored and Karmar-InheriLoFollette for ywealdanrial eendldatea. Dec. 6 Ilouaa orgaulaa Bpsakur Gillet. being Dee. 4 Prseldaat Coolldgs dcHsiarsd April I --Judge W. K. Sever, Paae-cra- L his message to cungresa. sleeted mayor of Chicago, Dee. 14 United Klatra Buprsm court Defendants la Herrin, . (I1L April recessed until January mine massacre aase sgaiai amiuiLU-d13 Dec. Republican aatlonal oemmit-te- e Harding r terse April selected Cle velar.as place and; from vacatlun In Bouth. 10 aa date for aatlonal conven14 Ltilted Kates Bupniae June April tion. uf court upheld eanriltuttonalitqr Dee. 13 Conference of re posse n nagmia futusse auL April II Govern me i A began, anil te tives of anthracite uring sis tea, opens In at Oitiaruik llarrleburg. Fa. augur top speculation Dee. 16 President Coolidge- - ordure Mrs A. W. Uouk of Flltebergh. Fa. A. of all ramaining Tia prisons R. release of pvcekltnt-gensrelected lh viulators of war law. April 24 Hroeldent Hardimr cum stilDee. 13 W. G. MeAdoo formally ted the administration, to. mwgld eeart In Nawr. York speech. hia candidacy for DumocraMa plan Charlee K. Warreix formes ambaaen-dnomlnariuu, presidential 7 Dec. American- AssoMatfoa fur to JapteL and John Usrtoa Fayse of Chicago named aa Amuriaaa mam-be- ra ths AArsucemaab uf SuteiaM met in eusumia-aio- n. n CincInaaitL of Uiuted April- Im Buprema couri. in I te I DISt$TER decision, barred foreign vessels carryllaucn Into. Amarines porta, but ing lam I Twenty person killed te coloverruled Daugherty cptalaa that lapse of9 brlilgt tt Kelso, Wash. Americas, ships 1 esjinot aaU liqaar out-aiFeb, M,ne. explosion, at Uawaon, territorial knits. Charles K, Rwthanborg, noted K. k, entombed and kilted 139 men. May was fuand guilty of violating Cumberland, Explosion in mirns radical, 'A C, killed IQ, me law. the MUhig-tFeb. 13 Tweuiy-tw- s, patieats and Map 4 Arm? monoplane piloted by Lieutenants MapKeaily and Rally made three attendaafa kilted I insane asylum on Ward, island. New York. nonstup fligne from Hempstead. N. T.. fireMarch I Fifteen ateliers killed fa to Baa- Disgia Cal. W. V Max 4 New Ywk legislature re, blast at Arlxta, March 10 --One hundred and fifty uroblbltion law. posted state il revised when transGreek 6 soldiers E. U. t'nnnlagbam of low May niuda memJisc of federal reserve bwuNL port AlexaiAIrs sunk. April it. BU hundred persona killed aud E, E. J.unea 1 Feunaylvanla u salby tidul waves in Corea and Japan. detier of taaa. loaa hoar May 14 Flood and firs partly May ll Fraak McManamy of WashSpring Ark. ington. (k C made member ol latsr-atet- e stroyed 17HotSevere commerce commission. May earthquake at Quit May 12 Advisory committee of 100 Kcuadc. e Bevaty-threIn burning of killed named by Bverctary Work t survey ecboulbouse at Cleveland. B. C. Indiana. prohlvaiaITcf the American JitM 19 Disastrous floods la Kanaa Alva H. Adams appointed May OkDbutna and Colorado. United Btates senator from Colorado. 21 aa dues 14 Reports received ef earthR. William Day May resigned d. quakes la Persia In whtoh 9,000 umpire of the United Btatva-Germ1L E. Maims mixed conimlaaleu; Judge June IT Mora earthquakes In Persia; Farker of Texas appulaled to auucaed 1.009 killed. kiUL June 14 ML Etna In violent erupJune 4 United Btates Supreme court declared unconstitutional state laws tion; several towns destroyed Aug. 14 Explosion In coal mine at barring the teaching of foreign lanmen. Kammerer, Wyo.. killed guages in schools. Convention Aug. 18 Terrific typhoon at Hongof Shrlnera opened In kong. destroying vessel property and Washington. June 11 Supreme court held Kansas Uvea. dollars' damage industrial court was without power to Aug. II Million done by llood lu Arkansas valley, Colowages In packing hausen regulate -- un 30 l'residi-nHarding alerted rado. on liiH trip to the West and Alaska. BepL 1 Earthquakes and resultant Sentences of 24 man Imprisoned for Urea destroyed moat of Tokyo and obatructlng conduct of war commuted Yokohama and other elites; 225, vuO hilled. by the FresldcnL deJune 33 United Rtatt-- xelxrd sealed Bept. 9 Nina United Rtatea on liquur vturca on several British liners stroyers and one liner wrecked ronat of southern California In fog; 27 at New York. lives lost. June 26 Interstate commerce abolished a'lrixiu-- oar' proc-ti- -i Bept. 15 Typhoon and floods killed in c:ii triiKpi'ii-iatiuiifi.hlii) In Japan. an June 28 Dudcvt Dirceior Bept. IT Sixty blocks of Rerkelsy, nounced am plus of fSlO.OOu.OUg fur ha Cal., destroyed by firs. ' cal ,.ar, Bfpt. 3 Three balloon destroyed by July 1 H. W. llowdi-- reHlgncJ aa lightning In Gordon Rennett nip raca Aiucr'uan observer on rciciratiuns. starting In Heigium; live balloonist July , 4 Convention of rdicels opened killed. Including two Amerienns. in Bept. 27 Forty nersons. killed when puly 5 I'ri'cldent Harding Vullcd Tlui'lingliin train plunged into river at from Tarun-.for Alaska. I Wyo. July 6 Fnrnur-Labo- r party In Nov. 3 Twrnty-seve- n killed conveiitinn reiiudlelrfi the lle!a by gas explosion In Weal miners I Virginia. to ,'orm Federated Farmer-uaowho irl 1 Nearly 500 killed by Dec. party on coif, muni Stic lilies. of dam near Derganio, Italy. bursting July i A Dec. 9 Nina killed, many Injured In eiiuilrmtiun cuiitesL and Null, piloting a navy balloon, lost wreck of Twentletb Century train at In Lake Erie. Forsythe, N. Y. Dec. 15 Destructive earthquake la July 9 United States anthracite Colombia and luadpr. commission reported In favor of govof mines but ernment Kuprrvmion ownership. againut government INDUSTRIAL . 14 nt Hording landed at July Juneau, Alaska. Jui J9 Magnus Johnson, Farmer-LAbJan. 9 Erl railway signed new candidate, elected United Rlates wage agreement with shop crafts workers. senatur from lilnnesott. Jan. II Railway labor board re-''July 17 Philippine cabinet and an',;' o signalmen the tight-hou- r officials resigned after controi'eray with day hi,,f pay fo.r WuoJ. Governor General n.iHni. 28 Michi President July Harding taken ill March in Ban Franc! eco. Prraldent Harding worse: gan Lily Pullman plant Sl(f-TtICalifornia program none, led. March 29 AriTiOur-MorrJuly 39 I'rexident Harding gravely merger formally pack 111 with eomptated 9 Steel ihdu.try April rii of common labor ll A,ur, Warding died sud denly In3 San ranrla-- a. cliira cent nd Auv. Calvin Coutldge took oath si ,uite,,p? ChlcHgo packing house April President at Plymouth. Tt, Hd ws to Waaliington. Harding funeral train started from Ban Francisco fur Washington. v shopmen1 Itlooo.ooo1 p y,ra'iae Aug. I Btate funeral services fnr Mr. Harding held In the capitol, Washimm,Xia?reHmli.,,1LoG07yinnJ ington. 14 oUSE Warren G. Harding' body mVnt'of'w geo1 ,Bd Aug. placed In vault at Marion; memorial services In ail lands. btikooff1 miners wag negotatlPonand Aug. 13 President Coolidge United vav, hets e of approval t0 Warding budget aye- - dered by Typot federal trade conlmte.ion 'or tern discontinue prartfeea thi Coal commission heads at mission declared would eMMh.Lff,n- anthraetti operators rummoned and miners to cun. Ing printer, to maintain standlrtrtara terence. for printing. Governor Walton of Oklahoma placed 14 Governor An I'Jnehot UW f fter iuih-- 1. floiglng" uS'is; Aug. 14 24 Cunipromlxe C. Baaeon, Aug. Stamp of Virginia nlsd eccreturv anthracite trouble offert-by IMnchiV to President Coolidne. Aug. 1 Aiitbrailt oiPmfn Aug. n haoilegg'ng rini bee: negntialionv cont7ta,0,rc!,,1,y of Havannah, Ga., broken up !, 84 ar-l Anthracite negotiations coi- InpwS' Aug. 20 hlBL ef debt-fnndi- ag - ksbit-formi- . ice-ma- m - -- th -- Mc-Ad- ts eua-splra- t al ra or Btatea-MsvWe- de dk an par-like- t com-mixal- . lrd L'I.U-slo- t, Clil-en- ro or Fl-!o- or "d a,.:' ia broricliu-pii,iiTnn!- a. i lLitr rd ,"r 1 brrpn,dnbiid :;! Aug. 22 B'.iccct-sfu- l tents made for air mail s.rvlce Plnchot oakad b Freaiilenl i oolblRt to try to settle anthracite pro Idem. coaHl-to-roii- at T1 ",y ' r n " r Oct. 4 American FsdrraHon l.or, ,n eonvenflnn nt I'ort'an.i of er mill te Hem-enw- rv 1 a RXs a Chicago, May 24 Joseph. V. Folk, tamer gOV arnur of Missouri, May 11 Clauds Kltchi congras. man from North Carol in June 19 Loula Vlaud (Ftarra Loti) famous French writer. June 15 Gam Lula Terrazas, anoa Mexico's richest man. Maurice HswletL EngUah novellaL June 19 Joihn McFarland, preaidant International Typographical union. Juno 22 Edward B Fotter, noted American, wulptor. KL Rev. Jamas Rya bishop July 2 lil. of Aitc 5 William R. Day, farmer asJuly sociate Justice of United Btataa Supreme court. July 19 Helen Ring Robinson, writer and politician and Colorado's first woman state senator. Coarressman Luthar W. Mott of N. Y. July 11 Albert Chevalier, English actor. July 12 Unlteu Statea senator William F. Dillingham of VnrmonL July 15- - Dr. L Wilbur Meaner, leader of Y. M. C A., in Chicago. July 19 Louis Cuuparua, Dutch novelist. J ,hn M. BlddaU, cdltorRuiCrintr MnKnxine. Rar Admiral C. D. Blgabra, July cnpt.Min of tii- - Maine when It was In 1898. biuwn up Willinra lloloblrd of CJilcago, architect, July 30 Sir Churlea llawtrey, Eng-lla- :i nctor. Atur. 2 Warren Gnmnllel Harding. of the United Hiatt Aug. ! Kami all Farriali. authur, 111 111. rcoriii, Au;. 10 Juaquin Burajlg, Bpanleh 1 I'n.i'-iilL-u- pniiiuf. la Bo, WBtuwright getrexa, Kato, premier of Jiil:iu. Kate Douglas Wlggln, American author. Aug. 81 Tliomaa Mosher, publisher. In I'ortlKnd. Me. p, pt, 7 Edward Payson Dutton, of Nw York. William It. Thayer, American author anil journalist. 8, ,iL 15 Dr. C. F. Millspaugh, botan-- i Ail-- . Daron 2 pub-Unit- is ' Hupt. Chicago. and hunter, 19 Bept. 23 ot-pt- . 8 statt-xmu- in Chicago. Oct. 34 Dai. at ar J. Rainey, explorer , , Max Rohm, American artist Viscount Morley, Brltiab and author, Edwin U. Cooley, educator. Dr. Boris Bidla, 38 "I Nov. 13 Clifford Thorn noted attorney of Iowa, in London. Camlnetti, format ffov IJAnthony commissioner of Immi gratiou.' Nov. 18 George C. Taylor, president American Hull way Express company, in New York. Nov. 24 Frederick Dixon, former editor of Clirintliu, Boicnre Monitor 1 of Lorebur former Brilibh lord chancellor. A. O. liiinncil. veteran editor, at Danavllle, N, Y. Dec. E Sir William MacKenal railway niuguate. loaliop James Atkina of M. EL Church. South. Dec. S Edward O. Brown, eminent . r.m Bhaugbneuy, Canal)rc. 3 dian railway mngnate. D.c. ll Juhii il Itathom, editor Providence Journal. tlv'e l ilim A I'nkBrton famous datae- an Chu-usr- att.-rrify- 1 Lawrence Bperry, American Englinh channcL T- nndoe1LE,n lHn i i, famous N. Y. mi?Si.t.4teuAiSg,d Prra'denif Anr psychopa-''1okIk- N. H. it" Fortumoutli, 1. Kteinmet 4lfcClli'l.l!, fu:L 34 Audi-fei'tifjir J.4firs prime uilniatcrR- of Great Hrltaifi. , Huntington, president of thJ Suo railway. Nov. 4 S. K. McCall, former governor and congressman from Dec. " ay y, l. nvinlor. drowned -in lijor mSaTST- voted agoin'l formation Governor Plnchot offered party and also rraSgnitlnl to wmpromlaa plan avert anthracite offKVlV. ,".,t1,a.iagainst govornuienLC0B,t Aug. I W. T. Writing. Wisconsin pa-magaat at Btsvsna Point, Kv. Mr Cora L 7. Rlcbmoad, noted in Cblcng Bpiritualiat, Jon. 7 Dr. Emil G. Hlracb. eminent Jewish divin and scholar. In Chlcaga Ja 19 Georgs HsatH noted Amor lean tenor. Ja 11 Constantin farmer Ring of W. H. Moors, finsnclar, tat New York. Ja 14 Congressman Nsotor Mon-tOof Now Mexico. Ateaoadrs KiboL French statssma Fnsdaric Harrison. Engllsk philosoand historian. pher an 14 Wniiaca Bald, motion pis turn iur. Jan. II Max Nordan. famvws Oar- man phllonophvr. In Pari Ja Paul Kninnch. former tailed llBtate minister to Ohio in ShanghsL 11 Ja New York Heavy Clew banker. Pvb- - 9 E. E. Rarnard. astronomer ol tbs University of Chicago. Fob. 10 Former senator J. A. uf Indian W. C. Homage discoverer tf .ProfIn Muniote ths Judge Martin A. JKsapp of Federal Court of Appeal Feb. 14 Rt. Rev. C D. Wllllam bishop of Michigan. FvU 22 Mr John A term. Ueorgn U. Feck, noted lawyer and orator. Fela 24 Tower, former aabnaeadmrCharlemagne to Russia uad Germany. FeU 24 Former United Btates Bena-t.t'0c Call torn Frrkina V March Congressmari W. Huurk Conk ran sf New York. Mrch 2 William G. Beals, promt-a- n Chicago attorney. 4 Orson SmtttL ChloagO JMarvb March 4 Charles Now Hnrio Tank banker. Chanesllnr Jantea .M:k shosuhman and dweator. Mar air gg Mila U CampheU. riambar fodei-o- l raeerVa heard. March 24 Judge Donald Is. Morrill of IlUaota Appellate court. Be ns ter Bamtutk lA Nlcbolsw uf Colorado; March 24 Mae Barab Baeohardt In Part March XT Congressman Job R. Tf-- o nf Alabama April 5 Karl ol Caraarvo Horaou Rots furaisr gowMior of Ssw April 24 Oliver F. Full pioneer Chicago wholnnala drugginL Btuyvenaat Flnh. finsnclar. 4Bd rail way nun la New York. George A. Yal Wiaconala-financier- , at Kenunh April U Joha O. Rodger vice pros-ble- nt of Venaaylvaate railronL W. T. Hassa former head of- - United fitaten nsernt nervlos. April 14 Bishop CL Mott VNlllamn of the Enfsrapsl gtoeena of Kurspa April 17 ID. Knv. Daniel tL.Tuttl nresldang blnhup af Eplaoogal eburah. in I nlnttl Btate In BL Loufa Rnw. hr. C Houghton, xutator of Uttte 'butch Around th CorneF New York city. April 22 Mai On Frank. D. Bald, win in Denver. April 24 United Btata Bonatap KniMe Neladff of Mlnneaot April 39 Emurson HougR Amerlea author. Hlahep Alfred Hardin at Episcopal church, 1 iu Washington. Rear Admiral 1?. Cowl May Uni led Btates navy, ret lend. May 4 Congressman Jaha W. Ralnay of Chicago; May 11 Brig. Gen. H. M. Robert author of Rolls rtn Rules of OkIm," nt Komail N. Y. May 14 hr. J. A. Macdonald, former editor of Toronto Glob May 14 George Jag Gould 1 Man-to- n France. May 34 Dr. Plorann Zlegfald, vat. arna leader in. musical edusatlo In Ja - N- - Moyr' VroeU,r. BOt,d author ' |