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"S UrltUb veeeel at Constantinople Lsaaaaaaafl Jan X-Juge Blavla I elected to AuN- B Uc cowpforwii offered by Italy J. M-irkralnlana announced ihey had J enMureU Odessa, LHHHIH UoiHtl "VU10,oK ,,,J "rolu- B r,Jrtji. KTear concluded between B- I tljonla and soviet llunla. H r F9 -Llat of Herman accused of war B rlmea, headed by former crown prince. M handed to German representative by H ..ab C-nuielan aovlet troop entered H Odeasa, H feu. T-Admtral Kelchak and hi pre H mler aieeuled by revolutionist H .Feb leDance woo tn pleblecll In H North Behleswlg. M President Wilson notified alllea ho would H not assent to pieposed settlement of H Adriatic question H eb U-Lett declared arml.tlce with H aovlet Iluesla, H Feb, it-Supreme council agreed lullan H may remain In Constantinople, under H guarantee. saaaaaaaafl K,.IJ Alllea renewed their demand saaaaaaaafl on llallattd far stlradlllon of i-kaJeer. H AIMe agreed Germany might try the M war vandal, reserving the right to try B thetn themselves It result ara contrary ,Jf'1- bbbbbbbbbb fe. ii-rremLtra of alllea aent eoneJIU H atory reply to Wilton a not on th Adrl. aVaaaVawJ .."'?.Mn nt4l deotded on Interna- H tlenHaalln of th tMrdanellea and til B JJtri H r4t. -H4n Holahevlkl announced H lit onMure of ArctMnael iVaWaVal H fwbvllil evcupled Murmansk, H !' -ovll Itueeta mail olfer of H pee t United Htatea, Japan and ltou- iaaaaaaaaWj .MA',i. .,.Me5.w 'l'll dtatructlon H cf DeeiHtln' Kuban Coeeaok tri and H ule tke Mur of htavrotwl H ltrch I llolleixl again rfued lo ur- m leauler fwrtaer kataer to alllea. 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A,.t" J-.l'el .alatt.d J)i-wial of- V fnl. amln.i umih.vlkn;i Ukraine aVBaffff .A2?". -lu"'n In Vladlv.itok region H yielded t jail Japan' demand BBB Xlay t-Denmark occupied North P Baikal J. y lrKA'Y ukfl t"r I'ole. - BBB May Moaeew announced treaty of BBB betvfeen aovlet Iluaala and republic H of Oeergla had been concluded """""' bVbVJ K. -Tu'KI,h treaty handed to Otto. BBBB men delegation. BBB & '.'.-r."."'" vuatad Krankfort BBD M'i; -IIUhvlkl drov llrlllsli from BBBB Kniell, I ersla. and darted counter ofTen. BBBB alve against th l'ole BVBB .esVeewXSt? ,n'l "Prtlon claim BBBB of ll.m,(XUaj agalnit Germany BVM .A,.r.,'-?',,ur of 'tht. most Impor. BBJ tant Caspian seaport, by Uolahevlkl an Bm nouncoJ BBBB June 1-Japanet broke oft negotiation H jrlll, lleUhevlkl for buffer (tato In 81b"! BBaB '""1 T",r et p,4c wl,n Hungary H Jun Huthenlan decided to Join I'ole B In war en soviet Humia. ' BBB Jun ll-Pot evacuated Kiev BBJ Juno -Uolhvtkl opened midsummer BBBI drlv nglnst I'ole, BbVAI .JuV. "-Wtvwith IJragllrl regiment KB of Italian army mutinied at Anion BB when urdered to Albania Other troops Ezsrxsi? ",ur ba,,l ,n whi" BVfl trfW ,"7lfvF 'U"'1 Italian troop BH i. ?Ul.,,lt,JL,U,.,,1l wl,1 irlil.u BBBJ t Ancuna and Piomblno WO?, Ukr'nla""0'"""" "",urJ 'mb.ra. BBBB ..J.u,y J-'Mk Mptured Bruwa In Asia BBBI ... . ", oapiuroa Hrusa in Ai BBBB Minor from Turk. " ' BBBB July Allied and Oennan reprctenla. H live, met at Spa. H.lglum. to Tll.cul. BBBJ dkwrmttmnt clu of peace treaty BBBJ July I-fortrese of ltono In VolluiiUi BBBJ July ll-Allle.1 supreme council agreed BBBB to iMgln negotiations with ltuelan iwTi H I'elei "' 'p,ur,u ,'r of 'n1 from i Ju'lr, M-Alllc and Germans agreed on BjBBfV real ilellvetle .'" on BBBB1 Lllhuanta and RumIq mad pi and 1 former ramlned town from lui BkVaBi 'Ly,1i I?7?V,,, ovU', wvc-nmrnt r M JT?1 Mrllleli peae pretMNMl f.i INiUiul m Nw atuck by JUhiTlK arm V. BBBaV. Pul,JHy .r?,M ,n VolhynU but II.J, K Inyailed pollli territory at on point jBBA July -RuMlaii uggtti pMt ngo. B tlatlena direct V.IU) the I'nlr BBBJa Julr l-AraU aoceple.1 I t , trnm H ) concerning Syria "' B July Jt-l'otand atkad novfei iu ror BBBB armletlM. and nw Follvh la.nei wai BBB formed with Wllu a premier BBBB tic ,4auMta en"ntd to wn arml. BBBB w,,r iPf"".".",1. "ttnti tn talk peace BBBa! VIU' 'ile lf ,rangl surrendered. BBB Krench ooeupled Damaeeu . Ji"jr ?7ar5k, took Adrlanoplc, cap- BjBBT luring Jafar Tayar BJBBJp, July -ltuMlans took Jllalystok and BBBI attacked Drest-Utovsk BBBB July II Vllna abandoned to sovlst BBB BBBB -.''Jf "otlatlon begin at Barano. BBBJ Ylchl. BBBa! kAif 'T-Fortresa of Brest. I.ltovsk taken BBBB by Huaslana. M DAuiE, -L-ue of Nation council at BBBB Ban Bebaatlan adopted French plan for BBBJ International general staff of military ei BBB Prl" Al, adopted Hoof plan for In. BBBB tematlonal court of Justice BBBJ Itueso.I'ollsh negotiation Interrupted. BJBB Ituitlan continuing their advanie , Turkish natlonallet onentd nITenslv BB against 0 reek In Aria Minor 1 Aug S-I.enue i l Inter- BBf nation' I' Aug 4 Uoyd George Issued ultimatum to Hulan representatives roles agreed to meet Russian nt Minsk to negotiate Aug I-Bolshevlkl rejected Drltlsh plan for ten-day armistice Aug s-llrltleh labor leader warned government against war to aid Toland Aug 20-United State notified Italy It would support 1'oland "with all avail-"".. avail-"".. mean" against dlememberment would never recognise the eovlet regime, or permit other nation to slice off Ilus ln territory i and suggested withdrawal of Husslen troops from Poland nd foreign for-eign troop from lluesla a a mean to end present war Turkish peace treaty signed Aug 11 French government announced It recognised th Wrangel government In eouth nuesla and would give It aid and broke orr relations with soviet representn live In London Letvla and soviet Ituesla algned peaee treaty, and Finland and Russia agreed on an armistice Aug iiMlawa captured by the Uol hevlkl Ilolshevtkl captured Sotdsu Aug l(-Ituaeo-Potlah armistice nego Uatlons opened at Minsk Great bottle for possession of Warsaw i A. '-Iol repulsed Russian and launched three counter offensive. .iA.ufi.1,unl, wrrldor cleared of IJol Aug jn-Pole recaptured Blalystok Aug. 51-I'olfs, having destroyed or dla perseil four of the five llolehevlk armies rejected Russian peace term Aug it-General Wrangel opened great offensive In south Russia, taking Novo rfjl& and other cities and th Doneti tuF BHd recaptured Orodno and ' qltl evacuated Illalyatok Aug 11 Ukrainian opened drlv gainst the Ilolshevlkl, Peac conference at Mlnlk broke up Sept. I-Uudenny's IUJ army In Oallcla destroyed by the Pole, flept -Illg defeat of Red by Oineral wrangel announoed Sept. t O'Annuntlo proclaimed the lullan regency of Quarnero " Bept. so-Nlnth lesalon of gu of Nation council adjourned after persuad Ing Poland and Lithuania to auspsnd botllltle and arbitrate their difference. and Finland and Sweden to arbitral Con. Cernlng the Aland Island. 'oljah-Husslan peace conference opened Sept a-Poleeand Uthuirtan resumed hostllltle Oct s-Vllna netted by Polish troope under Zellgouakl (let ll-Poland and soviet Russia algned pewr treaty Wrangel began offensive against new Hlsth aovlet army. Oct H Rusao-Flnnlah peat treaty algned. Oct 17 Japanese and Korean troops fought In Manchuria uereai or wrangel near Kakhovka an. nouneed Nov 1-Herlou defeats of Wrangel' force announced Nov IS-Italy and JugO'SVavIa reached agreement on Adriatic dlspui. Nov M-Complel eolla of Wrangel' Wran-gel' forces In the Crimea. Nov U tragus of Nations assembly opened first meeting In Geneva, Paul Hymn Hy-mn ne of llelglum elected prealdent Nov It Ukrainians routed by Red. ' losing Kiev and other town. . Spain agreed to Join the allies In polio-In polio-In th Vllna district . Nov l Germany notified league of Nation that th treaty or Versailles had been violated by th allle In th matter of mandates, and demanded her former colonic Nov Jt Scandinavian amendments to Leagu of Nation covenant vole.! down by commute on general organisation Commission on Armenian situation np. pointed Peac negotiation between Poland and soviet Russia resumed, th Polish troops withdrawing to armistice tin. Nov Jt league of Nation council aaked United mate to medial between Armenia and Muatapha Kemal I "a aha Nov 9P Italy surttd to fore D'Annun-Ho D'Annun-Ho out of Klums. Prealdent Wilson norepted Invitation of league council to mediate between Arm, nla and the Turk. Dec 1 U'Annuntlo declared war on Italy Auatrta voted memberahlp ln League of Nations Russian Red look ltrjvan nndelnh. lUhed soviet rule for Russian Armenia. Dee -Oret Ilriuln, Prunes arid Italy warned Oreece against restoring Comtan. tin ui throne Is. 1 Argentine delegate withdrew from League of Nation assembly because of refusal to consider amendment tu cov-nsnt cov-nsnt Armenia and Turkish nationalist signed peace treaty Dee (-Prealdent Wltlon declined to appoint American representaUte on league of Nation disarmament commission commis-sion Dec lo-Lgut of Natlona assembly poslponed unlit neat slon decision on naval and economic blockade Use Jt Russian soviet government pro. tested to Great llrltaln, Franc and Italy against their "brutal Interference" In th affair of Greece. Dec. 11 league of Nation assembly adopted statuts for permanent Interna tlonal court of Justice Holland broke oft diplomatic relations with Jugn-Hlavla because of "a long series se-ries of Insults" Oee Is Austria wo admitted to th l.eaguo of Nations. fpaln, llraill llelglum llel-glum and China mad elective member of the league council Dtxr It-llulirarla, Costa IUcs, Finland and Luxemburg admitted to League of Natlona Dec II Albania admitted to League of Nations Dec It Meeting of League of Nation assembly closed. Dec Jl-Greal power warned Spain against attempt In the cortes to straiule forelxn enterprise. FOREIGN Jan. 11 Dr Jos Lull Tainayo elected president of licusdor. Great mob attacked relchstag In Herlln and wa routed by troop, U being killed snd scores wounded. Jan 17-1'aul Deaehanel sleeted president of franc Jan. It-Mlllerand mad French pr. nner. Feb t Active rebellion against Japanese Japan-ese rule broke out In Korea. Feb X Berlou revolution In Honduras Feb A Irish home rule bill Imroduivd In parliament. March 1 Admiral Horthy elected regent of Hungary March lJ-Overtlirow of Kbert govern insnt In Ilerlln, Germany, by counter revolutionist headed by Dr Wolfgang Kapp and monarchist Mureh It Council of old German cabinet cabi-net meeting at Btullgart, Germany, refused re-fused to negotiate with ihe reactionary faction headed by Dr Wolfgang Kapp Msreh 17-Or Wolfgang Kapp resigiied as chancellor of aermany March It Kbert government regained loqtrol In Ilerlln, Doctor Kappa troope issuing March 30-Lord maor or Cork assassl-naled assassl-naled by masked Persona March II Three thousand persons killed In lighting at Lelpslg, Germany before l.beri troops captured city March Jt-Ousuv N ake minister of de. lens of Germany resigned March tt-aerman cabinet headed by Premier Ilauer resigned March 17 Hermann Mueller, premier of new German cabinet March Jl-Japanei troops atatloRed at Nlkolaevek, Siberia, defeated In bucil with Russian force, 700 Japanese killed April 1 House of common passed Irish honi. rul bfll. tu to M. '" Ian Macpherson, chief ecrtary for Ireland, rfslgned. April )t-Kbrt government at Derlln r4ihed comprom' agreement with worklngmen, civil war ended April 4-Many government buildings burned by Irish rebel througl out Ireland Ire-land on Itaster Sunday April l!-Many nonrombatanta killed m tluatemala City when Estrada Cabrera government was overthrown by rebels. New government formed with Carlos Herrera as president April 20-Iilaaigo and Tlaxcala, Mexico, Joined the secession movement. April K Former Premier Calllaux of rrnnce convicted of having commerce and correspondence with th enemy April tt Mexican revolt spreading llattle for Chihuahua City won by Car. ranxa troops American border troop ready foi action. tcin'revtlt"' f ,Utl', ,0,na MJ c"?.rn,7a,'db", occup,ed MMlco aiw plcoy -T,0D' forces occupied Tarn- ..!. i,1Fr,J!ch wamment ordered dlMolutlon of general Federation of La- n$iillctW'an of " canonlied by Pop n iiS.TVn.,l.,lan0 Carrnnta. fleeing Kr-roSl '. "' by former Ji?4.. -rAdolfo de la Hucrta elected "ylalorial president of Mexico ..i?ilf. t.1 2P announced Cathelle toy erclgn might visit th king of Italy ,! Jt".BV,.n!n. Praon killed and 3.a,rrr,r,f.dn C,Y" """ ' leilUf C"11": Mlhn, minister of In. ifcn?i-LC'!,lda' aucceeded Hlr Ruben In?!" .! rlme minister of Canada ..u.i2i i'-' f'ldent Ouerra of Itoilvla ?h?iSii,I!d u,PHate Bavedra r.aa pre ''oial president L, aWl.i-'"!0 Joaehlm. you-ieat son Uerll "lfi committed auieid In July ti.ttloli broke out In Belfast last f. ! dy, ten lir mor killed ui Yi ,-aneleeo Villa surrendered to 1 t. ''HCS novernment i lr Rtbn Cantu. governor ol w w.r California, In rebelTlon against Mexican government Aug l-ur. D. Porras elected president of Panama, Aug t New Irish coercion law passed by common A. IS-I-remler Venltele of Ureect wounded by assassin In Parle. l-onl Maor..MncBnlney of Cork and ten assistant arrested while attending a Minn 1-eln cxnirt .Au5. Ir-'antu revolt In Lower California, Califor-nia, Mexico, ended Aug it)r Manuel Oondra Inaugurated Inaugu-rated president of Paraguay Aug -Carlo lierrera elected rffl" lent of Guatemala. pt -Ilolshevlst uprisings In Italy. M rul established In many Industrial H fr-Obregon elected president of ept It-Paul Deaehanel, president of rranc. reigned opt It worker In southern lull is many Industrial plants. Hept --ortree of Mantua, Italy owwn up by anarehUts. ept il-0ly of Ralbrlsgan, Ireland, raided and partly burned by llrltMi i- epl zt-Alexandr Mlllernnd elected frvsuient of France. Kept :i-Oeorgee Leyguee mad premier Itrltlsh police In Ireland raided three mjr town making eight In a wee. "I" -Italian worker and employers nd agreement nnd reign of eommunlam n Induetrtal plant endeil pl n-Oerman wireless station at aue". Urgest In world, officially epene.1 Hed'ln jail " ' C"rk nu,",,r '"' .'.l?L -Jugo.8lvl declared a eonsll uti-mal. Iteredliaty monarchy wllh the i nan royal family Hi rtgnliig yy h'A -Trec MaeSwIney, lord mayer of Cork, died of atarvatlon In Drliton Mexander, king of Greece, died. .y.ct . rmlral Coundourlotls elected repeat of Greece of Cuba-A"r,Jo Z,f, ,1'J Prealdent ,,iLy f!!r d'aled In Scottish prehl billon elections Nov ll-Irlth hem rule Ull jMiMiesr Nov lt-IIUHr alrlk of Blnn Fein UH .iVn".'"'0"' P'r,r d,,M,J ,n iM?hvikr8,b,"opo1 ,,,p,ur, b in Nov 17-Venlielo. Oresk premier, le-signed le-signed ami Rlialll formed new rablna r.i".vi "rT.1?"'. Wll,d ml "l""" fs'MH.teK0"1 " f0 l0"ln the murder ,1 II lliillsh ortlcers there Nov V-Top of Mount Illanc fell eft and caused great avalanche Nov -Arthur Grlftlih, acting pre. R?.d,ir.;r.,j.dr,,ubl,'"B'!4- iJSSLnlzJES B,nn r,,n n l",, n No. J-Irlh plotter set fir to several 1 ! wl!rf1.,Su,, n Uverpoel wsltr fr mi and killed two men. JJV'?n h'l"uJr. P0"" recruit am UeUnd. Pelner near Kttmtchee -."ff '-Obregon Inaugurated prealdert of Mexico, ..",c.4r,,, PPla voted for reelora km of Conetanllne ..Lff Ptfk government lnlled Con stent ne to return lo the throne, despiu warning by Great llrltaln, France iiic 'nral raids throughout Cork by nni- prSnVofrAuJI!r!a.e, IU,B,-h ""J -JSih IreUl""' "W PrWl"fflri lnl Deo lt-1'art of Cork s business section burned in reprisal fer Sinn 1-eln raid . Dec It-Negotiations for pear In lr land broken off by demand that Uoyd Oeorgs deal wllh De Valera dlreit King Constantino arrived In Athena Dee 50-Hlghteen killed and many wounded In lttle between Bngll.h and Irish In County Tlpperary ef'frrowj bank, London, wllh 7J branch DOMESTIC Jnn l-'fhouaand of Red arrested In many, cities Raids continued dally Taking of the census begun Jan t-Departrnent of Justice revealed '"ivi".1 ,li?JS-,J?-ovr",row V'" sovernmeiit War Finance corporation announced .cana of limn.wo to aid exporter ,.Ja.n r'nlucky and llhod Island rat Hle.1 sufrrag amendment Jun T-Klv toclalui were dented their eat In Nw Vork legislature Jan t-Democrntlc national committee elected San Francisco for thrin"en lion opening June J. Jan IO-llou of reprsssnlatUis again denied Victor llerger his teat Senate passed Sterling ledltlon bill Jan H-Oregon ratmol uftrag amend- jan' 17-Natlonal prohibition amend nwnt to Constitution In eftect Jan JT-Davld F Houston appoinie.1 eerctary of th treasury and Rdnln T Meredith of Iowa aecretary of agrkul .'""7 '; l!le,ch'" resigned a ambas. edor to Msxlro Jan ts-South Carolina refused lo rat. Ify suffrage amendment Feb e-Vlrglnla senate rejected federul uffrage amendment imi Feb T-Seeretary pf the Interior Une rte gned. effective March I Feb. rt-Arlion ratified suffrage amend, ment Feb It-John Ilarton Payne, Chicago appointed eecretary of the Interior becreUry of State Ijwislng resigned at Ihe request of President Wilson National American Suffrage association opened Its last convention In Chicago b It-Subcommittee of house rtnori. ed great xtravaganc. wast and Incom. petenc In aircraft production, severely criticising Hcrtary Biksr, Color.l Dlsni e and Director Ryan. ' u,"or' reb in-New Mexico ratified eultrass amendment -""aae Feb ll-Rallway bill conferente report adopted by house. "vn reb -Senate adopted conference r. port on railway bill 'rnc re- Fb :4-Charle R, Crn. Cblcgo named mlnltr to China r ' "" Feb tt-Ralnbrldg Colby selected for secretary of stats. " or Feb ft-O W. P. Hunt of Arlxona made mlnlater to fllam. vcrisoaa Feb xl-Court order entered divorcing r7rTanrns''irera'fieinssrTiot"TBreay Ifiuted to m packing. ""n-r reb. a-Oklahoma ratlflea suftrage amendment March 1-Federal Judge Oelger tn Mil-waukee Mil-waukee upheld Wleconsln' Ji per cent beer law New Jersey legislature passed law legal. Iilng i per cent beverages. Untied State Supreme court decided United Hlate Steel corporation I not an Illegal combination n Railroads returned to owners blr Auckland Oeddea accepted a Ilrlt. lsh ambasMdor lo United Hlate. President Wilson let It be known he would not be candidate for re-election. XI arch lo-Wtst Virginia assembly rat. Ined a uffrage amendment United Stale eubmarln II-I wreeked near Magdalena bay I.t Commander J. It Webb and three of crew lost .,:-oC.h.l2.ryn"", 8U, 8nl adapted byWvot,.,lofli'io,sra,l,m ,tt " UMy rS.1!1."! B,.RU Supreme coarl granteil permission In slat of New Jersey to In. tif! "'Prohibition amenumeiit m , lL.r,." ' B,,B retired as ehalr-.. ehalr-.. 1.0t ?h'PPln; board and wa sworn la "'.."'Vir ,' Inlsrlor Alsrch It-Unlicd Bute eenate adopted i j , (ContlnuM on I'ngo l)lx) H IIRONOLOGY FOR THE YEAR NINE- TEEN HUNDRED TWENTY H (ConcluJed From PaRe Tno ) H (eedlution try vol of M to M deflating B for selNdMerminatlon for Ireland B House of representatives pad army J arprepHatien bill providing for army of JPJ SW.W9 eflttited men anil 17 m olHti . , JBBJ March -lerman peae trtr with league covenant failed of ratification In senate B Marsh -O-Truman II Newberry, Junior B United stile senator from MlchWron and If others convlcUd by Jiw ft. Grand ItntcJs Mich., of having eonicued erlml nelly In lilt to violate election lews Newberry Aned Mev and silenced to Mprteenment for two year. March JS-Ualnbrldge Loll aworn In a secretary of atate Government control of bltu n'nou coal withdrawn by Preeldenl Wilson, effective jVJ April l. . April u-Dlreclor General of Itallroad Jllnea resinned, effective May M . April s-guprem Court declared the Ilentllnir company and certain of It sue aldlaHea an Illegal combination Miy U Socialist nominated Ki?B Defcs for president and Seymour gtedman fflfJJ fer vice reMent. May l-8nale adopted Knox peae 1 revelation. , .. May It-Secretary of the Interior l'ayne 1 MMMle director general of rallrvada. May 21 lieu adopted senate peace reeefutlefl. , . M May It-t'r evident Ulleon aatted eon 5 rets fer authority to -accept the man ate for Armenia. , H Investigation of presidential campaign H eapentes begun by the senate. M May n-.ITeel.ltnt Wilson vetoed Knox H peace resolution. . ... M May n-Water power conservation bill H passed by congress H June 1-Unlted Stales Supreme court de M elded tatlncatlon of a constitutional H amendment la hot subject to submission H to papular referendum. . . . M Senate declined to glv President au H tborlly to accept Armenian mandate H June 4-rresMsnt Wilton vstoed budget M bllL Congress passed bill Increasing pay H of postal employees. ,. M Undersecretary of Stat I-rank Polk H resigned ,. . H June s-Congress adjourned, President H Wllsen letting several Important tnaa' H ures die without his signature H June 7-Unlted states Supreme court de B rlared talkl both the prohibition amend H ment and the Volstead enforcement act. M June t-Hepubllcan national convention H opened In Chicago . ..... H June l-llspubllcni nominated war M ren O Harding of Ohio for president and H Calvin Caolklg of MaesAChusetls for 1 vice president .. H July (-Democrats In "8n KTanelsco M rwmtnaled Jamss M Cox of Ohio for M President and Franklin D Iloossvslt, aa. M alstant secretary of the navy, for vie H presMent ,. m July It-Parley 1". Chiistensen, Salt H Jjik City, nominated fer preeldent by m Pormr-I-tKir party In Chicago, after H belt by committee of forty-eight and atn B gte lasers . , July 3-aerge White, Marietta, Ohio. H elected chairman Democratic national H committee B July n-l'rohlMllonlsla opened national H ceflventltMi In Lincoln, Neb. and.noml H rvtled TS J llryan for preaklent by ac H eianMUon M July Jt-Ilryan declining, the I'rehlbl- H Uenlel nomliMted Aaron fl Welkins, of CM for presMent and U Leigh Colvln B of New York for vie preetdent M fleiMtier Harding notined of nomination H by lUpublleans .... M July It Oovemor Coolldg nollde.1 of H v(o presidential nomination H July Il-lnlerstale ruminerc commls- B sjen authorlied freight, paseenger and BBs! rufimn ral Increase amounilng to B about a Ulllon and a half annually BBs! Aug 1 Twenty Communist Labor lead B r found guilty of sedition In Chicago BBsl Aug t-Fatal anti-foreign rlvU In West BBs! I'renkfoM, III state troops sent BB1 Htreel ear slrtka riots In Denver, ev BBs! pereona killed .. ... . BB1 Aug T-aovernor Cox formally notined H of Ills namlnalKHi B Aug 1J Increase of mi per cent In x. B prete ratss authotlied by Interstate com BBs! mere aeinmlseton m Aug li-TeAnestee, the last state neees. BBl Mry. ralined woman i.Hiui amend B Aug f Ital'tleatlon of suffrage amend sbVoPsW inent prdslalmed by Secretary of Slate m "BL l-Malno went Itepubllean by B SeM. W Terrific exnloelon at Wall and B Mftikd streets, New lock, laid to Heds, M thirty persons killed and W Injured H IWM, -Thre focUIUI. re-elected to BB1 ?' ( aseembly, ousted, two seated, B but leelgned. ... BB1 MfH. ll-W A. Ketcham, Indianapolis, B 4etja wmHiti4er In rltlef of tl A It. BBsl I'reetdent Wilson declined to nwrogat B trade ireMttee, n aekej by congree In M the merchant inarla act Sept JB-Col J W Oatbralth Jr. Cln- BB1 -slnnall. elected national commander of Bl the Amertoan legion Walter IMU Hcoll elected president of B Nsfthwenefn university BBs! Oet. 1 The 1M0 population of contlnen- B tal United mates announced as Hi.ttt.H4, B Nov 1-Warrsn Q Harding and Calvin B Oolldge ejetted I'resldent and vie prea B tdsnt of Untied States, Itepubllean land. SH allila California volar Indorsed the anll-allen Hl Ner, X-lrlsh mob In Nw York at BBB tacked Unloi league club because llrlt- BBI Ish Mag was flying BBH Ie. -8ocreiry of State Colby started -on formal visit to South America. B Dee. aCongress began th short H Dec 7 Nobel peace prli awarded to BBB 1-realdent Wilson B I'resldsnt Wilson' message to congress BB1 urged Independence for the I'hlllpplne BBi nnd a loan to Armenia B Dec. fC J Voplcka resigned as United H Htatew mluteler to the Ilalkan stale BBI itsar Admiral Henry T Maya retired. BBI It llllouso passed Mil suspending 1 ltunhiratlon for It months BBB TToue adopted reoolutlon repeallag war Seetale adopted resolution for revival BIl nf war flaoiw. corporation to aid the " farmer. ... BBal I ll-lovernment crop rrt showed altrlnltaiie In value of nearly flvs villlon B ttaiiar coraarel with ll BBB new nV-enata paseed bill authorising BBl (armera eHoprtlva marketing aeeocla M Dec l-8et.at naseed Mil forWddlng H. Urtiieai on,rallro4l V Veo. itINirinanent merger at r.r ex l , pre rataiatnU authorised by In'eretat V aaiBWirc oommtseion Wt INDUSTRIAL K Jan l-Bteel strike called off by work B ttrs' Mn(tii , H jan po-aflral railway strike In Italy t B V tiutrHallaw In prlnilpal dtle H i . I Three hundred thousand mem B bef of llretherlKMHl of Malnteoanee of BBBI way RniBloy and Railway Shop La- BBBi barera ordered to strike February IT B Feb ll-llraor Ueneral Hlnea refused BBP to ralee wage of railway wnploy ami B dltput was referred to th President. BBsl Feb. U llall union agreed to hold wag BBI dman4 and strlk In abeyanc as asked m by Piealdent IMIson BBM aiarch l-Kren it railway strlk settled Blv March s Two thousand railway axpre BBB employ at Chicago struck H March 1-Oo thousand olorks ernployed H In Chicago city liall on strike for In- H CrMarch Sl-Bltumlnous coal miner ae- H seated 71 per cent wage Increae and BBB cJght.tMiur day awarded by rreeldent BBB Wlisen's coal commission H April 1-Chloago city hall olerks ended 1 ftrlko granted wags increase B April tNlne thousand awltohmsn em ssH played by eleven railroads In ChlMgu H struck freight trarrto tied up BBB rUe thousand coal miner In Illinois F and KanMUi struck ptcaua of dlseulls- B faatlon with wage awards. K Aiietl - Chicago wltehmit'a itrlk iVI spread to all titles BS ABftl U-Prldent Wilson apnoinlod f rallroiil board to settle railroad wage M q AlwlTW-Kederal offleera arrested thirty BB laAdef of rail strikers at Chloago on H chafE f tnterferenco with movement BB of iiHllls and violation of Ier act. BB June 7-Fortieth annual convention of BB American federation of Labor opeied In BB Mfinimi. June n Samuel Oomper re elected preeldent of the American Federation of Labor tor thirty-ninth time July -United States labor board awarded six hundred millions Increase In wages to all clas.ee of railway workers, about half what was asked July 8-Itall union ordered referendum referen-dum vote on wag award July 2-Illlnota coal miners on strike July S-Indlana and Kansas coal miners min-ers struck July -Internatlonal Harvester com-pany com-pany announced It would pay Its em-ployees em-ployees 60 per cent of It profits after I per cent had been paid on Invested capital capi-tal e July tl-Btrlklng miners ordered buck to work Aug tft-Wag Increases totaling more than 11009.010 awarded employ of American Hallway Kxprc by United State railway labor board Aug -New York street oar men struck Sept. 1 Outlaw strike paralysed th anthracite an-thracite fields. Sept It-Outlaw strike of railway men In Chicago district ended Oct, le-Coal miners of Great Ilrltaln struck, demoralising the nation Industrie Indus-trie Nov t-Ilrlmli mine strike called off. Dec. U-lSew Itngland rotten mills reduced re-duced wage of 10U.W0 worker about Vi per cent, Dec, It Several Mg Industrial concern announced wag reductions and dl-"itJo-uance or reduction of dividends, NECROLOGY T Jan 1 Thomas Hume, millionaire lumberman, lum-berman, nt Muskegon, Mich Jan I Paul Adam, French novelist. Jan H-Charlea k Maroon, former governor of canal tone John r Dodge, automobile menurac luitr of Detroit Jan a-llrgltiald De Kovrn, American composer . . Jan Jt-ltev Cyrua Townsend Ilrady HUihor, at tankers, is 1 Jnn n-J U Wilson, Texas cattle mag "ale . .. . b 4-8 I. Itlpley. chairman of Bnl He tallway, at Santa Darbara. Cl Itarber. founder of Diamond Malrh i-oi.wnv, at Uarbertofl. O I eb . ev James II Iluckley ediioi hr s lah Advocate, at Morrlstonn N J l-eb W-C K Ounther, pioneer eundy meiiufaclurer of Chicago, and art mn noisecur Keb U-Jullus Chambers author and evplorer, In New York. .. , I eh It-llrlg. Oen. V V. Davison. USA 'reb 9-ltear Admiral Itobert B. I'eary, V 8 N. discoverer of north pole lb It-Msj It. W I'ullman. stiperln-tendenl stiperln-tendenl of Washington police I e i 2-Frankllti Murphy, former gov emor of New Jersey I eb John C Olmsted, famou land ie architect, at tlrookllne, XUm Mnnh l-Unlted Slate Senator John II lUnkh.nd of Alabama. March 4-Oeorge D Smith, noted au Ihortty on rare books. In New, York March It-Former Senator .Henry W Ilia r of New Hampshire In Washington. Manh ItAlbert Houllller rtlst and co lector of rare prima, at Chicago, Match St-Dr Thomas II Oasn Jlrec. tor of department of archives and his lory of Alabama, at Montgomery, Ala William Thomas Bmedley,"Amerlean artist at New York . .. . March Jl-l'-lwln Warfleld, former gov rnor of Maryland, at Italllmor. Atrll 1-Dr William Martin, medical director di-rector United State navy, rllrd, at San Francisco ... April -illshop Mathew 8. Hughe ot Portland Ore , at Cleveland . April t-Dr John A lira. hear, former chancellor of University ot ntUburgh, and astronomer April 10 Judge Itlchard 8, Tulhlll, at Chlrago April It-Most Hev, John Ilantttt Cro tier, archbishop ot Armagh and primal ot all Ireland April It-Itnger C. Sullivan, Democratic leader, at Chicago April l-Theodore N Vail, chairman ot American Telephone and Telegraph company, com-pany, at Ualllmore April 6-Mles Marjerta Ilsnlon Cooke. American author, at Manila May 4 IV. J Del ford, publisher, at Los SfoVV-Illehop J If. Vlnesnt. founder nf ths Chautauqua assembly and of th JtooksfeTler foundation. In Chicago. May ll-Wllllam Dean Howalls, In New May It-Levi, 1. Morton, former vice May 17-Col. Vf DA Mann, Inventar and publlshsr, In Merrlstown, N. J May Is-Dr John N Btockwell, noted astronomer. In Clsvsland, 0 June I-ttear Admiral W W Ilsndrlck son U R, N June 1-Dr Charles Augustus Stoddard, nelcl author. In New Yark.,,, t . June e-ltear Admiral Wlnterhaller, Ilhoda Hroughton, Milltsh novelist, June lt-Mme nejane, famous French nrtree , Crown print of Bum Jun lt-Oeorge W Perkins, financier, at Stamford, Conn July 4-MaJ Oen William C Goraas, former surgeon general of United fltales army. In Ixindon ..... Itspresenlatlve Dick I Morgan of Ktghlh I Oklahoma district. July 10 Lord John Arbuthnot I'lsher first lord of llrltleh admiralty Julr 11 Kx-Kmprees Kuxente. last em- July 11 isx-r.mprees r.ugenie, iasi tin, press of Frsnce, at Madrid, Spain July It-Hear Admiral Henry Tmlar llrownell Harris, U S N , at Boutliani ton, Hni land July n-Arthur J Kddy. Chlragu au thr, art critic arnt lawyer Jufy -Wllllam IC Vanderbllt, In Parl July W M Iteedr, editor and publisher pub-lisher of the Mirror, of HI IhjIjl. Aug I-J Frank Hanley. former governor gov-ernor of Indiana, killed In auto accident Marquis of Queeneberry, In Johannes, burg Aug Isham Randolph, noted civil engineer. en-gineer. In Chicago )r Mia Oalvln, Dominican minister to United States Aug e Commander C M Howe. U 8 N tlev Dr II C, Herring, general awre tary national council of Congregational churches Aug -J K.,MeCall Unite. Mates die. trie I Judge tat western Tennesee Aug s-Jams O'Neill, etran Amerl- "lear'AdmlraJ K. II ahsen, U. 8 N . retired Aug It-Wallsr Wlnani, noted Amerl can artiet nd sportsman. In tondon Aur t 'f Norman Loekyer, eminent scientist at Sidmouth Knglsml Aug te-Mme Ktelka Oentter, famous soprano In Italy Aug B-Andreas Zorn, famous Swedish Swed-ish painter Au J-Jamea Wilson, former secretary of agriculture, at Traer, Iowa. Aug W-Cardlnal Amelia, archbishop of pari Sept .-Cardinal Mendes archbishop of Toledo und primate of Spain Sept 17-Kgerton caetie, Rngllili novel. Sept leOeorge Vaemyth, American so otologist, at Oeneva. Sept Jl Dr Rrle Doollvwe, noted asl trononier. In Philadelphia Sept M-S P Avery, art patron and philanthropist, at Hartford, Conn Jacob II sV-htrr, New York banker and philanthropist . Ott tW Murray Crane, United State senator at Dallon, Mas Oct t-Mlgue) de Palaclos, noted Span. Ish author, Oet 10 Itev Dr II. Stuck, archdeacon of th Yukon . . Oct It-Mrs Ogden Mills, social leader In New York and Pari C M Alexander, famou svsngellit, In lllrmJnglutm. Kngiaiid J a Snyiiaker, Chicago capitalist and art connoisseur ., . Oct It-Howard II dross, president Hnlvereal Military Training league, In hloago Oct 17 Oeneral Leman, defender of Liege agalnat the Germans John Head American writer Oct, It-Federal Judge A U Sanborn, at Madleon, Wis. Oct --Jay Rial prominent theatrical and clrous man, at Wlnaton-Jtalem, N C. Oct. -Oliver Doud Myitm. veteran American actor . Oct 11-Mtapben B Gregory, eminent ClsfTlawy! Nov. l-ho It ' Jwnlsaii, orientalist and former American consul at Shanghai, Nov wL4UIm lnP'n Qulny. Amerl. can i-aet ana y' t In Bngland Nnv J-a W it' " prevWedt Cbcs. apeak and Ohio i- roal. Nov, -r.udwlg III, former king of tin MaJ It. W. McClaughry. former w den of Leavenworth and Jollet penlte ttarles Nov lO-llenry Thode, noted Ocrm i historian Hear Admiral T U Howard. 0 8 retired . If0 ?.-Alston Ellis, president of Oh university Nov 15-ihoma Shield Clarke e uip ,0k, a"d Painter, In New York Nov 18-Kranklln Fort, fennel gotem t of New Jersey Thomas J Coolldge, formor mli ister t France at Boston Nov JS-Oeorge W Dreck, noted mut i decorator Nov, M-Commodore E. a Benedict rt New ork Mr Margaret Urewster, writer, In Mo desto Col Nov so Jake U llamon, nepubi n "V,0"1 $?mnlitmari from Oklahoi .- tt- .F Bkengren, Bwedlsh mlnlsi to United States Nov. t. James J Iteynolds. noted rail way builder and engineer, In Chlrago Npv Hugcne W Chann. prohibit!' n leader, at Long Deach, Cat Dec S Francis Lynda Stetson, eminent attorney of New York Dec 10-Hornce K. Dodge, automobl e manufactorer. in Palm Ileaeh Manjul Delta Chteeo, brother of the pope Dec lJ-Ollve Bchrelner, novelist Dec l-Cyrus Ileanl, chief justice of Wyoming supreme court Dee 17 Lieut Pat O'llrlen famous American war aviator, committed eiil i le Horatio Seymour, noted Journalist In New York Dec. ie-Mr Helen E Btarrett, notel American educator Dec -HL llev Charles Bummer lurch Protestant Episcopal bishop of New York DISASTERS Jan. t-Harthquake In Mexico killed roam person and did vast damage I eb t Disastrous atorm swept Atlantl coast of United States March ts-Nearly SW person killed an i hundreds Injured by tornado which ewcpi Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Wlacot sin, Alabama and Georgia. Several mil lion dollars' property damage April II Three hundred kilted, ml Injured In explosion of munition dump ltothensteln. East Prussia. April to-Hcores killed by tornadoes In Mississippi Alabama and Tennessee May -Fltty-nlne killed by tornado In Cherokee county, Oklahoma. Aug ltwrjreat floods In Japan with heavy los of Ufa. Bept 7 Earthquake In northern Italy destroyed many towns and killed Kl. Sept e-More destructive eathquake shocks In Italy, Bept lu-Mllllon dollar fir on Galveston Galves-ton water front Dec -Disastrous earthquake In Chile and Centrel America, Dec 1 Earthquake destroyed towns along -:tnllh stop ot th And. 4cv killed SPORTS Jan il-A Haugen ot Colorado won th International ski tournament at Cary, lit Jan Jo Joe Bteeher won heatywelght wrestling championship from l!trl Cad-dock, Cad-dock, l Fsb -W II Husy won world's nma letir throe-cushion championship at Chicago Chi-cago March e Percy Collins of Chlaago won national amateur lt- billiard champion ship March It Walter Hngsn ot Detroit won west coast open golf champlonehlii at liellalr Heights, Fla., when ha completed 7 holes In WH strokes. May (-Kentucky Derby won by Paul Jones. May ll-Chsvrelst won CM-mlle automobile automo-bile rare at Indiana toll. July .-William T Tliden of Phlladel phla won llrltleh lawn tennis c.ampton-ship c.ampton-ship In single at Wimbledon. July I-Shamrock woo first ol America Ameri-ca cup races, owing to accident to lies-olute lies-olute July 17 Charles livana, Jr. wan western west-ern amateur golf championship , July 3-Bhainrock won second ,rac for America's cup July n-lleeotut defeated BhaJnrooei In third race, July a-ttesolut won fourth rscs. July It-Mark Alrle, llllnels. won Olyra. ptc trn-luotlng championship. July irf Iteeolut won fifth rse and th America' cup Aug J-Unlted Btates won Olytrplo tar get shooting eanUst Aug 5 Jock Hutchinson wen western open golf ohamplonehip Aug II-Rdward I lay nt Knclsnd wea American open golf champtonshu, Aug tt-Kohleiaalnen of New Ytrk, entered en-tered for Finland, won Marathen at Ant worp American won the Olympic elumptsn hlM Hept Jack Dempaey knocked Oil Hilly Mteke In third round. Kept 11-Charlee Itvane, Jr. eon national na-tional amateur golf ohamptonshln. Wept H-Rrooklyn won National leagu pennant leept M-Seven member of thlcago Whit Box club and on former liember accused of conspiracy to "throv world series of 11 Two confessed Grand Jury at Chicago toted Indletmen'a Oct 1-Cleveland won America, league pennant Oct (-Cleveland won first word series gam Oct t-Ilrooklyn won second wirld ss rles gam Oct 7-Ilrooklyn won third gnr. Oct Cleveland won fourth gaue. Oct 10Cieveland won fifth gan. Oct U-Cleveland won sixth sane. Oct It Cleveland won seventh game and world's championship Carpsntlsr of France knocked oat Le-vlnsky Le-vlnsky and became light heavywelgnl champion of the world ).t It-Hlght National league ant three American league club voted to wltidruw from the national agreement and adopt a new system of baseball governmint Xt JS-Orand Jury In Chicago litllc'M Hal Chase. Illll Ilurns and Alt AtUl for the baseball conspiracy Oct J American fishing nhnone- Ks-neranto Ks-neranto defeated Canadian entry iOela wanna In first race Nov I-Ksperanto defeated Dl4Mimia again and won series Nov s Owner of eight National and three American league clube vued to form new It club league and offered chair manthtp of board of control to Judg Landl with annual salary of I), Nov ll-Judg I.ndl accepted chair inanehlp of baaeltall 1km rd of lonirtl, and nar between the major leaguet was averlsd Nov .0 Ohio Btats university we eon ferene football championship Nov aV-ltosco Sarle won SM-inle na ilonal oliatiiploiwhlp auto race at Iai An geles Oaston Chevrolet killed In co listen ie- I-Willie Hoppa retained tl lt-t balk line champlonslilp Dec ItJohn I jy ton, of St l-ouk wan hree cuhln billiard championship from Hob Cannefax Dec il-Champlon Jack Dempsey knosk-ed knosk-ed out Hill llrennan In twelfOi round. AERONAUTICS reb ifl-MaJ It W. Bchroeder'm'ade woilda altitude record of M,uu tret at ion O, and then fell five miles, but . ,rlved May tl Two Italian lieutenants com. Haled flight from Rome to Tokyo June n-Avtator John II Irsen made ew nonstop record In United ttatosi lOun-mlU lllght from Omaha, Ntu., to I'lilUiUlnhl l -,?.,,rf c . July uV-Pour United State alrolanca started lUghl front Now York to Alaska, July t First transcontinental mall plane left Long Island for San mn- loco Aug t-llrst transcontinental alt mall oached Oakland Cal Aug 1 Air mall service established be ween Chlcggo and fit Paul Mlnnetpolls, Aug lC-Chlcagp-St IaiuI air mall Mrvhe eatabllahed au. JAriuy planes from New York ea lied Nome Alaska V toept 8-Uoast-toioast air mall service alabluthad. , 8pt t-Jam qorilon Rsnnett trophy at win by Badl l.olnte I rune , tKt a lUlgtan entry Iletalca won In. rnallonal ualbHui race in America, 1 Mov t-U.ut C C Motley won tullt. 4T trophy airplane raoe at Mliieola, N,Y averm. Pd ulng ITS mile us hqur, urn. 3-J; T ChrlatNUMn, air mall pi ot, at nw record rot Clil.u.-o-New V irk ,i making 7: tnlloa in t hour U l UilM I I |
