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Show THE TIMES-NEW- NEPIII, UTAH S, J. A. Ilemen- astronomer; tlon Illegal and a failure. Insisting closed other candidates came forward, or nationalists of Germany were ex- Zepllak and Vicar General Bu,tchkaon an Impartial reparations Inquiry notably Senator Hiram Johnson of ceedingly active, those of Bavaria usu- vlch of the Roman Catholic chuYeh to way of Indiana ; Prof. W. C. Roentgen, ; Judge Martin after the plan suggested by Secretary California, Governor Plnchot of Penn- - ally taking the lead. In September death for revolutionary activities. The discoverer of the of State Hughes, and saying France sylvanla and Senator LaFollette of the Bavarians actually revolted against latter was executed, but Zepliak's sen Knnpp of the federal court of appeals; e tence was commuted to ten yeurs' Im Bishop C. D. Williams of Michigan; must pay enough of the money lent Wisconsin. For the Democratic noml- - the Berlin government and made Prince Miguel de Braganza ; TheophU von Kahr dictator of the state. prisonment. her to enable Great Britain to pay nation there were several probabill- Early In December another revolu Delcasse, French statesman ; Mrs. John Amerlca. Again no results, Premier I ties. Including Senator Underwood and The relchstag thereupon gave Strese Poincare declaring Germany must set- - William G. McAdoo, avowed candl-tl- e mann dictatorial powers. A little later tion waa attempted In Mexico, the A. Logan ; George R. Peck, lawyer Tower, the reparations question before dates, and Senator Ralston of Indiana, the socialist governments of Saxony leader being Adolfo de la Huerta who and orator; Charlemagne and Abroad Home at Happenings G. C an economic accord could be reached. Gov. Al Smith of New York and Gov- - and Thurlngla refused to obey the was offended' because President Obre-go- n Americnn statesman; would not support his candidacy Perkins of California ; Frederic Da Chancellor Stresemann, who had sue- - ernor Sllzer of New Jersey. There chancellor, and he subdued them by During the Twelve Months J. R. Bur- a show of mliltury force. He yielded for the presidency. The revolt spread Belleville, actor; ceeded Dr. Cuno, announced the aban-- was much talk of the possible That Have Just Closed. closed ton of Kansas. month the before but au demand Bavaria's - of to one of the for rapidly, Ford of nation greater and by Henry passive resistance In March : Congressman W. Bourk said no more reparations would be old parties or by a third party, and tonomy, but this was not enough. On Obregon seemed to have the situa Cockran of New York ; William G. paid and the treaty of Versailles would his admirers were exceedingly active. November 8 Hitler, leader of the Ba tion well in hand. Beale, Chicago lawyer; Orson Smith, The Republican national committee, varian Fasclstl, and General von I.u PRESIDENT HARDING'S DEATH be repudiated. He also put an end Chicago banker; Charles D. Norton, to the aid which the government had acceding to the wishes of the Presi- dendorft attempted a royalist coup INDUSTRIAL AND LABOR New York banker; Chancellor J. K. been giving the Inhabitants of the oc dent, selected Cleveland as the place d'etat in Munich and other cities and German Day, educator; Dr. G. Frank Lydston, to Settle on to march RepThis Berlin. of threatened 1824, convention for national the Futile Attempts Soon after this the cupied regions. Only one really big strike marred noted surgeon ; Dr. John M. McBryde, Industrial magnates of the Ruhr and and set June 10 as the date for Its revolt was rather easily put down aration Problem France Occuin the United southern educator; M. D. Campbell, Rhineland signed a pact with the opening. Previous action by which the by the national police and the workers the record of thedidyear pies the Ruhr' Turkey' Diplonot last long. The member of federal reserve board ; Senand Ludendorff were ar States, and that and Hitler states southern the of French Earthwork of for the Terrible representation matic Triumph resumption On November 10 Frederick miners In the anthracite fields and ator S. D. Nicholson of Colorado; Mine. was reduced was rescinded by the rested. and of payments of material. quake In Japan American the former crown prince, sud their employers tried in vain to fix a Sarah Bernhardt, actress; Congresscom William, committee. In December the reparations man John R. Tyson of Alabama ; Gen Prosperity and Politic. to Germany from Hol new wage scale and working condireturned retired Fall Interior com of the denly mission decided to appoint two Secretary tions, and on August 21 they broke off eral Manoury, French war hero; E. on land. mittees of experts, one to examine from President Harding's cabinet With the approval of D. Hulbert, Chicago banker. In October the senaratlsts of the negotiations. Gennan money In foreign lands and March 4 and was succeeded by Hubert By EDWARD W. PICKARD In April: Earl of Carnarvon; Hor- President governor set Coolidge, eot action Rhineland into and. up as the means letter's Work, postmaster of to the other devise to place by Germany, With the exception try ace to unuertooK nanuie of with was which a Holes, former governor of lowaj looked Pennsylvania filled upon the republic her by appoint which own balance and general being acts, Japan, Germany might ruined by her However it was the problem, and proposed a corapro-- Uenr Admiral H. S. Knapp; Mother shattered by the forces of nature, ail budget and stabilize her finances, ment of Harry S. New. Attorney Gen favor by France to itself very sue- - mise on August 20. The strike began - Superior General Cnrmela of the the world was better oft at the close Poincare now seemed In a yielding eral Daugherty, against whom Im not able andmaintain was nuns; Stuyvesant Fish, financessfullv. there almost con- - officially two days later, but the negothe mude been had an mood This President and charges peachment Its at than 1923 Coolidge beginning. of I incnor s cier and railway man; George A. Yule, were continued. nations national with tlnuous exonerated the was fighting unofficial of nounced United he fully the year, of previous true States, approved Is especially the forces. Another separatist movement plan was accepted September 8 nnd- Wisconsin financier; W. T. Hazen, forItaly, Finland, Czechoslovakia, Tur- American participation through the by the house Judiciary committee, on was started in the Bavarian paiutiuate, the miners resumed work on Septem- mer chief of United States secret servhouse the "by as members report being adopted key, and probably Russia, though the selection of Americans ice; Taylor Granville, actor and playJanuary 25. Among the appointments but It failed for the time being. Strese- - berAt20.various times Information coming from the land of of those committees. the year the wright ; Jess Dandy, comedian ; BishNovember Chancellor during in Rob Late were President Lau at made colored so that by Harding been has Turkey's victory Soviets diplomatic the... Fred mann's coalition went to i.es and, railway labor board adjusted uie op Daniel Tuttle; mimilt tck riutprminp true con sanne was not easily won. While the ert Woods Bliss as minister to Swe M. Warner of Michigan; Rev. Dr. G. In wages of certain classes of rail work confidence a vote denied of ambassador In as Miles Poindexter being deadlocked was conference there den; ditions there. to Peru; R. M. Tobin as minister to the relchstag, he resigned. Dr. Heln- - ers, usually raising them. Some of C. Houghton, pastor of the "Little Economic recovery of the world was January Mustapha Kemal mobilized as rlch Albert, unpleasantly remembered the roads made separate agreements- Church Around the Comer" In New a retarded, as It was during the prevl-mi- armies to move against Constanti the Netherlands; E. T. Sanborn ascourt York; MaJ. Gen. Frank D. Baldwin; A. In America, and Adam Stegerwald both with their employees, giving them intwelve months, by fatlure to nople, Mosul and other points and sociate Justice of the Supreme form acceptable ministries, creased pay. April 9 the steel lndus-an- d B. Scclenfreud, international secretary to failed Gen. Frank and to of the United to colors called three classes the German States, the of repa matter settle the so Dr. Wllhelin Marx, leader of try raised the wages of common labor of B'nai B'rith; Senator Knute Nel- rations and by the steady decline of combat the Greeks in Thrace. The T. Hines as director of the veterans' Catholic was the bureau. The party, was made chancel- - 11 per cent and adjusted the pay of- son of Minnesota ; Mrs. Matthew T. latter in conference the appointment peace Germany toward the point of absolute quarreling Scott, D. A. R. leader; Emerson 20 and got together other classes, and on April id tne union November lor 31 of followed On January the mismanageby charges collapse. The occupation of the Ruhr was Incessant a treaty to the Turks, ment, waste, etc., against the former a cabinet that Included Stresemann as cago packing house employees and Hough, author; Bishop Alfred Harding allies submitted and the disputes France resulting by minister and that was expect- - building trade workers were given an of Washington. with Great Britain Drougni on re demanding its acceptance within four director, Colonel, Forbes, which were foreign In May: Rear Admiral W. S. Cowles; on his policies. increase. The steel makers had been to ed a carry senate if committee. to it seemed The Turks which by of sign investigated each days. agreed peated crises the Howard for was attacked which in Saxby, lecturer; Congressman maintaining revolution The bitterly cred Spain, the were reserved economic the clauses of the agricultural Having passed to threaten the final disruption day, and on August 2 W- - John W. Ralney of Chicago; Sadl for future settlement. Lord Curzon its bill and many acts of lesser im connected with the unsatisfactory war- twelve-hou- r entente cordiale. e musical comedy y wlth the Moors, took place In Septem- bert H. Gary of the U. S. Steel corpo- Martinot, departed In a rage, and on February portance, and killing the Several proposals fo commissions Gen. II. M. Robert; N. C its elimination. ration announced General star; Brig. The led ber. revolt, by came the 6 broke to bill, the conference congress Diplomatic up. capacity determine to Germany's The American Federation or Labor Wright, pulUisber of Toledo Blade; Dr. reconversations continued, however; the to an end on March 4. The Sixty Primo Rivera. Marauls de Estella. waspay were made, but each of them In annual convention in Portland, J. A. Macdonold, former editor of the met pollthe cabinet and 8 on corrupt December met against make would British Indicated of United congress the eighth they quired the participation an was also Ore., and, among other acts, voted Toronto Globe ; A. G. Webster, physi-and so tlclans was expression was the and Republican majority States and each time the American concessions, and the conference exso- - against of the formation of a political clst; Dr. T. N. Ivey, editor of Southreaction the of of a bloc growth slender that against pro rovernment found unacceptable the resumed on April 23, Russia being syndicalism among the labor party and also against the rec- - ern Christian Advocate; George Jay restrictions insisted upon by Premier cluded. On July 24 k treaty was gressives held the balance of power, ciullstn and Gould ; Dr. Florenz Ziegfeld, veteran The king supported it and ognition of the Russian Soviet governworkers. and was Glllett to which the As Speaker gave nearly year of Turkey signed France. Poincare O. B. Halvorsen, 14. ment. The advocates of these meas- - musical educator; on cabinet the resigned September his delivered of then President all the she had Coolidge the demanded, question drew toward its close, however, more radical all indeed ures the and established was Capt. H. W. statesman; A directorate Norwegian declared which in military he first for oil later concessions message, being left reparations commission was preparing were routed owner ; of Detroit federation in the of factions was chief Baker, sole made Rivera ship and In member himself of American favor to appoint two committees of experts consideration. A few days later the J. W. Folk of Missouri ; Congressre the administration. The new govern- - by President Gompers, who was re- to help work out the problem, and United States and Turkey signed ship in the World court, advocated sol man Claude KItchin of North Carolina, ment made itself popular at once by elected. President Coolidge approved of the ap treaties of amity and commerce and duction of taxes and opposed the In June: Judge Thomas G. WIndes, on profiteering and gam a 2 bonus. al diers' campaign con on the October extradition. on these By pointment of Americans bone to the Jurist; Pierre LotI, French Chicago Two serious expenses into by bling, cutting evacuated got forces had DISASTERS lied governors military mittecs. reMaurice of measures Hewlett, English novdrastic other and who writer; of soon trouble. Walton by Oklahoma, Turkey gained power and prestige Constantinople and the Turks ; elist John was McParland, Trial president ol form. Klux by Ku suspended was the Jury fighting through the Lausanne peace confer- after took formal possession of their said he TJnequaled in modern times was the International union; Typographical Klan, came Into conflict with the state ence and the resulting treaties with old capital, Paul Cornoyer, American artist ; was a bnppy revolution thJ' It dic assumed and Greece Altogether, and between virtually Warfare United legislature States, Italy with the violent earthquake shocks ber 1 the allies and Adams, theatrical producer ol Late In the year she added herself to In the autumn was narrowly averted. tatorial powers. Despite his efforts to for Spain. also had a and resultant fires destroyed Yoko Chicago; Edward R. Potter, sculptor. alrevolution, met in spethe and Bulgaria commissioner An Italian military s prevent it, legislature of the list of republics with Mustapha hama entirely and about In July: A. W. Marchmont, English his aids were murdered In Albania cial session, the house Impeached him most bloodless, when Stamboulisky's . ... ....... Kemal Pasha as her first president. uiucu tl rntVTt J " nvort woo nornniont novelist; Dr. J. G. Klernan, alienist ol j I " Vll uHni.UH rrk. Under the leadership of General and on August 28 Italy demanded that on numerous charges and the senate, on Chicago; Bishop James Ryan of Al June 9 ad the premier himself was at 225,000, and the Trlmo Rivera and other army officers Greece apologize abjectly and pay sitting as a trial court, found him Injured at more ton, 111. ; Mrs. Cyrus McCorinick, phil killed. Professor Zank-ofanu of him his from removed and captured houseGreek was The a guilty being reply reparations. and aristocrat, there Though many anthropist and widow of harvester was made head of the new govern than half that number. fice. Walton was then indicted by a of the houses were flimsy, the prop manufacturer; Vice Admiral de Bon Cleaning In Spain that resulted in the unsatisfactory, the Italians promptly Communists In the ment executive state other The September of Island and grand Jury. occupied the loss was enormous. The hun- of France; former Supreme court Justurning out of the crowd of politicians bombarded W. T. McCray of and peasants resorted to arms In an erty that had for years been battening on- Corfu. Greece appealed to the League in trouble was Gov. thousands of refugees suf tice William R. dreds Helen Ring Robto but en they fered of financial regain power, attempt the spoils of misgovernment. The so- of Nations, which was disposedMus-to Indiana, who got Into deep but the American gov- - inson, Colorado'sDay; severely, first woman' senator; was Indicted. also and Premier was but the tanglements take democratic affair; government up Cross palled Andrew Bonar Law,' prime minister ernmentand the American Red and Congressman Luther W. Mott of Os The Supreme court on April 30 de overthrown and a dictatorial councfl solini declared Italy would withdraw were swift with relief measures, on 20 Of wego, N. Y. ; Albert Chevalier, EngGreat May not Britain, could, cided vessels resigned deci Its that and the foreign from Ignore league substituted. nations Joined In the work. lish actor; Dr. L. Wilbur Messer, Y. other caused his illness of that the even because Into American the on ports, bring liquor arbitrating President Harding's death In San sion If It Insisted wns succeeded Shiploads of food and millions of dol M. C. A. leader; Louis Couperus, Francisco threw all the United States dispute. The situation was most em- though sealed, and later the liquor death In October. He who had been lars were rushed to the stricken land. Dutch John M. Slddall, edi Baldwin, a by Stanley barrassing for the league, but the stores of several liners were seized and Indeed all the civilized world was ma tor of novelist; American Magazine; Judge W. of the exchequer. On Oc and the Japanese government chancellor New York. nations rescued ambassadors Presicouncil protested of Vice Foreign allied Into heartfelt mourning. In its task of rebuilding n. 1 an Imperial conference and an terially aided Gabbert, Colorado Jurist; Rear Addent Calvin Coolidge, succeeding to it by assuming Jurisdiction and order but could not well take any action. tober the rained cities. emC. D. Slgsbee; William Holabird, miral British the conference of economic In the the late de governIn with on to However, year carried comply Italy's Itoe chief magistracy, ing Greece other serious disasters of Chicago architect; Gen. Francisco Vil ment negotiated an agreement with pire opened In London, and various theAmong were: Greece in their almost mands his of entirety. the predecessor. perpolicies 3, general twenty January year of Mexican rebels; Sir measures were debated and la, Mr. Harding had been considered the gave in, apologized and pnid 50,000,000 Great Britain whereby the right of Important a bridge at Charles Hawtrey, English actor. to bind the compo- - sons killed by collapse of certain nominee of the Republican lire Indemnity, and on September 27 search was extended to about twelve adopted designed hv closer Kelso, Wash.; February 8, mine exnf th emnir In August: Warren G. Harding. was In It and r,rt. return from miles shore, Corfu evacuated threw demise his Italy one and killed t 120, prrty in 1024, and Diw Plodon leavof the United States; Col. same President time at the coramcrcial ties, the regulation liquor ship Mussolini achieved another triumph expected reo- - John I. open the lists and made the political u. u.eu Martin, veteran sergeant at would be modified. The extension of Ing them their full measure of self- - at vumoenuna, a contest Intensely Interesting. 18by an agreement with twenty-twand patients arms of Democratic national convenwas made necessary gvernmmt. These questions brought ruary whereby Italy obtained possession of the search limit three attendants were killed In Insane tions; Mrs. Candace T. Wheeler, auby the activities of the smuggling to the fore the old question of freeFlume. fire on Wards Island, New INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS trade or protection, and since the gov- asylum thor; Prince Fabrlzlo Colonna, Italian In January American and British fleets which kept the country well sup-hud nromised there should York ; March 10, Greek transport sank statesman; Randall Parish, author; 4 mnnt On wretched with May liquor. ne plied In commissions met Washington to M.nne. in h tnrifT nollcv diirlmr with 150 soldiers; April 6, tidal waves Juaquln Sorolla, Spanish painter; German reparations and complica- gotiate the refunding of the British the New York legislature repealed i, D. Weir, noted horseman; of the existing parliament, 'a orea ana japan Kinea ouu, aiay Frank life the to law. In October state the failure pay war debt to America, and their tnsk tions resulting from the prohibition ae14 1101 springs, at&., pamy Cn(irie8 Archer, English actor; Marie them occupied much of the attention was soon completed to the apparent a conference of governors on law en Prime Minister Baldwin dissolved par- atroyed by flood and Are; May 17, walnwrlgbt, actress; Ralph L. Polk. of European diplomats. Early In Jan-tmr- y satisfaction of both nations. The forcement was held in Washington, llnment on November 10 and an elecniueti m uurniug oi " publisher of city directories; Baron sevenij-inre- e the allied premiers held a futile Washington treaties on reduction of and President Coolidge pledged the tlon was called for December 6. For- scbooinouse at ueveianu, s. K,., June Kat0( premler of Japan ; Kate Douglas conference In Paris, and France pre- armament and concerning the Pacific full aid of the government machinery, mer Premier Lloyd George, who had 10 disastrous floods In Kansas, Okla- a on United of the tour been s assume each author; Alonzo Kimball, must to insisted collect but speaking .ie action for separate were ratified by Italy In February and pared and June 15, thou- - wiggln, honia Colorado; In to home time arrived Just own t)gt. i.rncesg Anastasla of Greece, of the same share burden. time from Germany. About the s by France In July. Through the ef Its miiea oy President Coolidge had the appoint make up his old quarrel with the other sunns oi formerly Mrs. W. B. Leeds; Thomas Becretary Hughes annoimced the Unit- forts of an American commission sent ; June 18, several towns de Mosher, publisher. ed States would not consider Berlin's to Mexico, the government of our ment of one ambassador last year. wing of the liberal party, and went by eruption of Mt. Etna; Au In September: Edward Payson Dut-tor European neighbor was finally brought to ami Col. George Harvey resigned bis post Into the eampalgu with vigor. When stroyed proposal for a mine coal at 14, explosion was found gust It were counted votes adthe on court James St. of October publisher; W. It. Thayer, author the at also and Informally rec peace pact cable terms and the Wyo killed 98; August 18, and Journalist; Dr. C. F. Millspaiigh, vised France not to occupy the Ruhr. ognition was accorded by Washington 4 and Frank B. Kellogg was selected that while the Liberals and Lahorltes damaged by typhoon; botanist of Chicago university; Paul both had won many scats from the Hongkong badly for the place. France, however, was determined, and on August 31 flood In Ar-- J. 22, million-dolla- r Itniney, explorer; Max Bohm, arImmediately after Its summer vaca Conservatives, no one of the three August the reparations commission gave her Wansns 8, Colorado; valley, September a Lnborltes. had The Dr. Edward Ryan, noted Red majority. tion the Supreme court rendered an parties tist; the opening by declaring Germany In nine U. S. destroyers wrecked on Cali- Cross worker In Persia ; Viscount Mor-leDOMESTIC AFFAIRS y Willful default In conl deliveries, Important decision upholding the laws however, announced that their leader, fornia coast, 23 lives being lost; Sep English statesman and author; of the Puciflc coast states which pro Ramsay MacDonald, would undertake formally protesting and Great 15, typhoon and floods killed tember soon In a as as I. Flliey, former Hepnbllcns called events all other form to on government from hibit aliens land. These Overshadowing Chsuncey Britain not approving, the French owning of laws, of course, are directed against upon, whereupon Prime Minister Bald- 5,000 In Japsm; September 17, large leader In Missouri; Chief Justice C January 11 began the occupation of the United States was the death He win declared he and his cabinet would part of Berkeley, Cal., destroyed by L. Brown of Minnesota supreme court; the Japanese especially. the Ruhr, seizing its most Important President Worren O. Harding. office at least until the new flames; September 27, forty killed In Edwin O. Cootey, Chicago educator; cities one after another. President had long planned a trip through the had met In January Burlington train wreck at Lockett, Sir Halilday Croom, British surgeon. to Alaska and West and Far Middle parliament his by disapproval Harding expressed AFFAIRS FOREIGN Wyo. ; November 13. earthquake In of and months the the with In October: J. VV. Bengough, C the to talk In order year people early During from recalling the American troops Shnnsl province, China, killed 100; nadlan poet and artist; Oscar Brown out continued their tired Irish the reactions. their Though republicans Germany. Chancellor Ctino, with the get on June Germany's Internal troubles, politi guerrilla warfare on the Free State. December 1, nearly oO0 killed by burst Ing. English historian; Prof. Malcolm Hupporl of the relchstag, declared a and far from well, he started dnro near Bergamo, Italy; De McNeil of Lake Forest university; "moral war" of passive resistance and 20, accompanied by Mrs. Harding and cal, economic and financial, were In but on April 10, their chief of staff, ing of cember 9, nine killed and many In H. H. Markham of Calordered all state employees not to obey several members of his cabinet. After extricably tangled up with her Inter- Ltam Lynch, was killed In a fight and national woes and brought her to so on April 27 Enmon de Valera ordered jured In wreck of the Twentieth Cen ifornia; Ralph Peters, president Long the French. The mine owners and delivering several Important addresses. N. Decem Y.; state that her regeneration his followers to cense hostilities and tury train at Fomythe, Island railway; Dr. Boris Sldls. psy later the Industrial magnates fell In notably one advocntlng American mem low In the World court, he sniled seemed at times almost hopeless. negotiate peace. The Dublin govern ber 15, destructive earthquake In chopathologist; Dr. C P. Stelnmcts, bership with Oils program and for months the Andrew Bonar famous electrician; to Alaska. Returning thence to Ran separatists and communists con- ment refused to treat with him and Colombia and Ecuador. French were balked in their effo-- s Law, former British prime minister. to get any considerable revenue from Francisco, he fell III there on July 28. spired, revolted and rioted. Unem on August 15 he was placed under ar rest. In November: O. It. Huntington, the region. They seized customs, bank Four days later, on AngiiBt 2, he ployment Increased nnd In the cities NECROLOGY Chinese factions fought hltlerly president Soo railway ; S. R. McCall, funds and railways, and arrested many passed away. The taking of his body all but the Industrial magnate and Massachusetts statesman; Frederick L year, and In Oc Industrial leaders and officials, but the back to Washington, the services the profiteer were reduced to near throughout the entire Death reaped his usual harvest of Rawson, English metaphysician; Clifc wss suc although the crops were tober President LI Yunn-hunpassive resistance was not broken tin-t- there, the trip to Marlon, Ohio, and starvation, Tsao-kun- . Con prominent men and women In 1923, ford Thome, noted lawyer of Iowa , late In September. The occupa- the Interment there of the little town's large and the rural districts were over- ceeded by Marshal siderable excitement was caused In The more notable of bis victims were, Anthony Camincttl, former commistion was assisted actively by Rclglum distinguished citizen on August 10 running with food stuffs. The govern In January: W. T. Whiting. Wisconsin sioner of Immigration; O. C Taylor, and passively by Italy. Great Brit- gave the people of the country ample ment tried to meet the situation by May by the capture of a number of flood paper mill magnate; Edwin Stevens, president American Railway Express the of In who marks to de Chinese show what paper op bandits, hamby keeping high foreigners opportunity ain, though she did not actually the mark declined until manded Inrge ransom and Immunity. actor; Mrs. Cora I V. Richmond, spir- compnny; Frederick Dixon, former ediper the French, gave them no help. esteem and affection they held Mr. and of course Included several itualist leader; Dr. Emil O. Hlrscb, tor Christian Science Monitor. prisoners On May 2 Germany made a new Harding. Literally the entire nation billions could be had for one dollar The nnd those who had anything to sell Americans and Enelish, and for a time eminent rabbl of Chicago; George other all the and In December: Earl of Loreburn, formourned sincerely, of offer $7.TpOn.00,0O0, reparations singer; Constnntlne, former mer British lord chancellor; A. O. with many conditions, and It was Im- nations gave expression to thel' grief. refused to accept the practically armed Intervention by their govern Hamlin, ments seemed likely. However, the king of Greece; W. M. Moore, finan Bunnell, veteran newspaper editor of Vice President Calvin Coolidge took worthless currency. In August Chan mediately rejected by France. Eng"rescue plan' Pekln government bought off the out cier; Alexandre Rlbot, French states- Dansvllle, N. Y. ; Sir William land also declared the offer Insufficient. the oath of office as President at hie cellor Cuno presented man; Frederic Harrison, English his and Baron Shanghnessy, Cananew reparations father's home In Plymouth, Vt., and to the relchstag. It was rejected nnd laws after long negotiations. Berlin then asked In Russia, as the soviet rulors grad- torian; Wallace Reld. motion picture dian railway magnates; John R. conference on the total sura and of- assumed his new duties at once, re Cuno resigned, Gustave Strescmain Nordan, German philoso Rathom, editor of Providence Journal; fered annuities of 1.500,00,Oim gold taining the entire Harding cabinet and succeeding him and forming the first ually modified their Commnnlstlc poli- star; Slax Paul min Dr. Relnsch, former William A. Plnkerton, famous detecmarks. Great Britain Invited France announcing that he would carry out coalition majority government In Ger cies, there seemed to be steady prig pher; to Chins; Dr. W. 8. Haines, Lawrence Sperry, American tive; and Italy to Join her In a reply to the Harding policies where possible. many's history. He undertook to re ress toward stability. Most other na ister of Chicago; Henry Clews, New aviator, drowned In English channel draft of her It had been taken for granted that form the finances by the issue of a tions still withheld recognition of the I this, and submitted the renten mark, backed Moscow sovernment. but a number of York banker. grcssmmi Ben T. Cable of Illiproposed answer, but this also fell the Republican party would nominate new currency, resources. This was them made commercial arrsnsement I In February: Bishop C. 3. O'Reilly nois: Dr. Harold N. Moyer, noted Mr. In Cool and the 1024, Mr. country's by Harding British The government through. I with the soviet regime. The Russian 1 f Lincoln, Neb.; Cardinal Prlnsco, alienist of Chicago. probable far from successful. note to France and Idge Immediately became thereupon sent However, before the year Oatoa.) Throughout the year the royalists supreme court condereaed Arcbblihop archbishop of Naple. E. E. Barnard, lilt. Wwtara Bolflum deOuing the Ruhr occupa nominee. - EVENTS OF 1923 y PASS IN REVIEW Gus-tav- noml-donrae- Fran-clsco- n one-tim- ship-subsid- Sixty-sevent- h Si Mil-war- d two-third- Jugo-Slavl- o earxn-quake- four-powe- Kem-mere- r, long-withhel-d tier-man- Roy-alist- il g Mac-Kenz- ex-Co- n Kmii |