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Hawea of Mis- - : clla 21 amendment to ending "lame ducK Constitution offlcially the 36th state resigned hS'onWersJ.y of Illinois fcri K,tn Mls-ou- rl mum chancellor or biff... stimson , ''-- war u on ,, wrest voieu fnr farm the Glass nrinn(m passed g. !5Senat Invited to confer- March 4. lae"Z'-rrn- n !n. en- - to hill W.."".1; and avoidbankruptcy, KThoum refused, to cut pay of KSnate ousted Sergeant at fdebtonto a. hs David ISrca " v"" iW aU of enj. -nf-- t' EriSUovernor cSmstock of Mich- n proclaimed anarchist, Giuseppe Zan- "V. h. trea Dve Buyia In iHvelt Miami, miasms mm K; Llj wounding Mayor Cermak of i, 15--An . .i,i.. ..... ca. senate auupicu vihtBunth nmendment. .k 9(iRpsnlution for prohibition III passed by the house. ui feb. zl Appointment hhiiuuhccu litor Cordell Hull as secretary of tana William ti. vouuin ui new of the treasury in I as secretary 15 b. i nklnf.t I. ft passed J308.O0O.O0O dim. resigned as cnairman oi A tal appropriation Stone C. hnaril !4 i feb, of Hou?e representatives Harold Federal Judge of California for "mls- - bached Irderbarlt tanors office." In Roosevelt Henry Wallace would be rttary ot agriculture and James A. fb. 27 Harold Ickes as secretary ti. t President-Elec- 26 fconnced owciii- - interior auu Liauutj mfl tne navy announced Jury tn Chicago In- e and others for mails to defraud. IT . .... is secretary oi Roosevelt. 'ideral grand :ti the Insulls us-ib- r. ',..k t: from Virginia e powers panization Swan- - to succeed bill, conferring on President, I Representative Henry T. chosen next speaker nrj llorgenthau, Jr., named new nnan of farm board. Itch I Tlsnlr V,nli.,., 3 I'tw mrK ana Illinois. Poiier S. Cumminrrs named attorney arch ey of Illinois Democrats. ftral in Roosevelt cabinet. Franklin D. Roosevelt In- President of United States. i t o VdlllO IU K 4 peh farated J :srli C ,j - iuui-ua- y Tl . i rresioeni ae- - Kooseveit ana on March 9. session noiiaay oanK congress in torch 7 . ' Tho,-'" (M t re- uuc iuueveu scueiai vi me i nn- - mi aPPO'nted director K itSK srpLresident Roosevelt of D,ouglas Mwi lVJ session; or nouse. LrLjP,..1 t c".tKl,r asked congress 7; res.,dont veterans' costs and c.ut h fir ex- - tu" control MILL1 esl(lent 'MViZ J500.00ft.00O. B,rar,es i Pres'3enfa passea bm N?rt1wBR"k"hreopenea- Nor ,ar?.,nte?. am" ' Jesse iisaadnp otraus, and Josephus . Jjance; uor 10 Mexico. tech House Passed 3.2 per cent tofi52 Tr Henate beer bill. orrkn?ara' 8,aycr of Mayor Chicago, electrocuted at L'arch lt sal, larch fm bill. TT. ouse Passed Fh8n"7Pmrhiitl?t 11 trapped farm several agricul- - Wrrjtntaid r" July Bowers - 10 SndmentaU '! he's sir see to et- - 00,000.000, l lr.il.. . P'Mortog','Mil Roosevelt le"erai employ- .siK?ea rearulatlons Mr cent. VOte named rePeal PreLLSIn!"ted. "peal. bylSay Trn f tatf?"ent Invited nin. -klo, "rnic conference In WBh. oveMtoo n. fcgZrPr"nk f KS,1H bciirrtu or 16 IoWIatirJ,jert'' ..... aiemiment to declare argo. 'tMatV.n't?a States . -- ' alfu11!0" W. went n(T ex- - """"'mrauon l.onir 'Ererl,;r, amK..; "'eto :".'r .. to 1 811- to farm ". Bold clkred.''bm0f m -- an arms L5"l .! f De- hil- - Own Bryan Italy. dollarrflbi'l Providing re- - l" the r,'o Cuba ,.,,'" l""''i'"atc. for l" '""V meai- - by congress. aPPi"tment as ambassador to Mn??-nrme- am- - Muscle Probation repeal 13,300.000,-tria- l bill wi7ei?at passed Ulass guarantee troiahin6"rPubl!cvWorks-lr-dustr- y 1,i,pac?sed by th6 house, enat passed railway trol bill con- - "PSltln openede?ntUcyh,caf&oPrgre" ,29 House passed bill abrogati5Iay ing gold clause in all obligations. May 31 Roosevelt credit system approved by the farm house. June 2 Senate limited reductions In veterans bonus payment to 25 per cent. Harold W. Uodds elected president of Princeton university. june 3 henate hinpassed the gold clause abrogation June 4 Reconstruction Finance corporation loan of J50.000.000 to China granted to buy American wheat and y Sino-Jap- Sept. 15 Maine voted for prohibi- G. A. R. Eleven kidnapers convicted In Oklahoma and Illinois. 2 President addressed AmerQCt ican Legion at opening of its convention in Chicago. Oct. 3 Virginia voted In favor of Sept. 30 prohibition repeal. Isabelle Greenway ( Mrs. Oct elected to congressA.In Arizona. of Dec5 Hayes Edward 0ct atur ill., elected national commander of American Legion. Oct 7President Roosevelt spoke at dedication of Gompers memorial In Washington. Oct. 10 Florida voted for prohibition repeal. 0ct 12 Senator J. J. Davis of Pennsylvania acquitted of Moose lottery of U F. Oct. president of F. of L. voted a boycott A. 13 of Germany. . . ,s .T3AeMant Roosevelt an- nounced program for liquidation of nncA hnnlrs ordered 0ct 17 President Roosevelt violators of NRA prison and fines for agreement. Holiday asGct 19 National Farm strike. farm sociation called a for retailers signed Oct. 23 Code by the President. Oct 25 Government began buying price, carrying out gold above market program. President's new monetary decided Oct 29 President Roosevelt market. world in the to buy gold Nov 4 Government announced planof prodto buy $50,000,000 lr-i?L- worth pork . Ken-turk- Pennsylvania, and Utah approved of prohibithe Eighteenth amendand tum repeal, the Const, ment was voted out of Carolina voted South and North y aeFf"rSetllo0lT:L'a Guardia. fusion cnndl-dat- e ork. was elected mayor of New recovery nom.nee, defeating and O'Brien, Democrat re- Maxim Lltvinov, Soviet envoy, . Bel"U(fi S. r. i to Brai l Wl fsu in' ana cU ;,' 'fPd " and Am- - lra,,sre"ed farm b"i expansion worn- - e Martial law was proclaimed because of advance of the Japanese; Marshal Chang Hsueh-lian- g resigned as Chinese commander in North China. March 18 Mussolini offered peace plan to British. March 25 English Jewry boycotted German goods in protest over treatment of Jews In Germany. March 30 Bolivians drove Paraguayans back In Chaco; hundreds slain. April 5 World court ruled Norway's claim to East Greenland invalid; Denmark won the area. April 19 Russian court sentenced two British engineers to prison and three to deportation for espionage and sabotage; Great Britain retaliated by on Russian exports. placing embargo April 21 Prime Minister MacDon-al- d tn arrived Washington and began economic conversations with President Roosevelt. April 22 Soviet Russia ordered prohibition of all purchases In England and other restrictive measures. toward PeipJapanese opened drive battle. ing with23 eight hour Jews Polish began boycott April of German goods. April 24 President Roosevelt and M. Herriot of France began economic tal k s. May 2 Soviet Russia and China resumed diplomatic relations. May 10 President Ayala onof ParaBolivia. declared war guay formally 12 Eight nations leading May agreed on tariff truce during world economic conference. May 16 President Roosevelt called on 54 nations to join in agreement to outlaw war, scrap offensive weapons and force world peace. May 17 Chancellor Hitler of Germany accepted Roosevelt's peace pro-In posals with reservation of equality arms fnr Germany May 21 Mussolini's four power pact pgreed upon by Great Britain, France, Italv and Germany. Mav 22 United States offered to Join European security pact, abandonrights. ing neutrality j,jay 28 Japanese seized control of Peiping. Japan signed May 31 China and in north China. truce stopping wareconomic and moneJune 12 World opened In London. tary conference MacDonald Interjected Minister Prime of war debts. the question and Britain 13 Great Italy ofJune of sum due fered to pay 10 per cent 15 United States on June full war June 15 Finland alone paidStates; all debt installment due United or paid small others either defaulted In 22 American delegation conference rejected stabiliza- tion of dollar and offered economic proErjune 24 Three Chinese generals, alup Independlied with Japanese, setChina. ent state In northern released imprisoned Russia julv l trade war ended British 3engineers, andRoosevelt rebuked President July on London conference for insistence first. stabilization of currency of Europe nations -Six gold Julv pool to protect gold standard. disIOj",y 6 London conference, near of Pres- solution, saved by insistence between Germany and the Holy See Initialed. Great Britain, France T..i iKTtaIv. peace and Germany signed a of sliver sale curtail to Julv' 22 Pact by United States and siened in London ftthpr nations. economic conference World juj 27 In London adjourned. of ,, Germany rejected demand she France that Great Britain andactivities in Austria e propaganda opened worm Aug. 21 InSocialists Paris. conference 25international agreement for reduction of wheat acreage reached lne.P'.nd91lFrance. Great Britain and plan to raise Ttalv approved Austria's arrnv to protect border. nceot 25 Fourteenth assembly of iiauu League oi 2 Argentina, Australia and were elected to seats In Denmark . : - Vatinn council. UOrt 14 Germany withdrew from League of Nations and disarmament C0OctrT6 Disarmament conference to October 25. Rooseve t an20 President Oct his Invi-tnounced Russia tiad accepted of inter- on to discuss, resumption Pajune I ondon 5- Code for soft coal William Green fair VnSoaoWorld's of the ten-ye- trity i- nt - nBCv States denounced the extradition treaty, with Greece because announced Its oyil? 7Great Britain fmm world tariff truce. -t- ViTdrawal of Russian gov-J".- States announced Rulli tt selected as American to Moscow. re8 ,hnndor Nov. 23 Disarmamentconference ' IHTlLlitl J until Martin ruled court cefrr,' jnlnU muVt return to Chicago for trial. J., w r hv United rV. Uruguay opened in Montevideo. won great victory Parngunv war Chaco in the Bn ivia ", Five ' rations again defaulted Vnt payment to, the United fnz- five made "token' payments. feo ver M 'FiVnce?Polandfan';i the little entente front nwa.nst rearmament demand and Manrhnkuo nln"yc ',,:es invaded Chinese province of and Bolivia agreed Cllp'er war. to truce In Gran Chaco on a united closed. Treasury enN Nov n four-pow- upon. try agreed Sept. 19 New Mexico and Idaho voted for prohibition repeal. AnSept. 21 R. C. Martin of Los geles elected commander in chief of A. A' March tion repeal. Sept. 12 Maryland, Minnesota and Colorado voted for prohibition repeal. Indus- 's FOREIGN law T tj,,,!ier bill auu.uuu.UOO revenue; and J. F. T. "Francls by Henry Sayre appointed Ni state, flrat assistant secretary ofJose. Calif., San Mob at hanged 'two confessed kidnapers and DM !! B. "international position opened in Live Stock ex nn.B". BTV.irr.-SUf elections. m en, won ihV Irish Free coiauiiucu A . f reece. March 9 vtnrtfl rnntrnl over all free Hitler states. March 22 Hitler became dictator of uermany. March 29 Nationwide boycott on In Germany. iT.8 Proclaimed ...a, i ii a i president of Uruguay marie himself dictator. Pope inaugurated the holy year. April 8 Western Australia voted to secede from commonwealth. April 19 Masonic order In dissolved and reorganized on Germany "Christian basis." April 23 Spanish women voted for first time, in municipal elections. April 29 Revolt broke out In Cuba with landing of two expeditions in Onente. April 30 President Sanchez Cerro of Peru assassinated. May 2 Hitler smashed all free trade unions In Germany. May 3 Irish Free State abolished oath to the British king. May 8 Mahatma Gandhi began another fast and was immediately released from prison. Ignaz Moscicki president of Poland. May IS Prussian diet dissolved until 1037. May 28 -- Hitlerites won election In free city of Danzig. June 3 Spanish government lenders excommunicated by Pope I'iux XI. June C Germany agreed to end Jewish boycott in upper Silesia. June 8 President Zamora of Spain forced the resignation of the Azana cabinet. June 11 Zamora compelled to ask Azana to form new Spanish cabinet. June 19 Chancellor Dollfuss outlawed Nazi parties In Austria. June 21 All factions in Cuba agreed to mediation by Ambassador Welles. June 22 German government dissolved the Socialist party. July 23 German Protestants voted to permit Nazi group to control the church. July 25 Plot against Spanish government uncovered and hundreds jailed July 26 Cuban government Issued general 27amnesty decree. June German National party dissolved and joined the Nazis. 31 Gandhi and his wife arJuly rested again in India. Aug. 7 Bloody riots In Havana quelled by troops. Aug. 8 President Marhado of Cuba rejected Ambassador Welles" mediation plan and refused to quit his office. Aug. 9 State of war declared In Cuba. Aug. Cuban army demanded 11 res- ignation12of President Maehado. President Maehado of Cuba Aug. resigned and fled to Nassau; Dr. Carlos Manuel de Cespedes was made provisional president. Aug. 16 Eight hundred Assyrians reported massacred In Iraq. Mahatma Gandhi began a fast unto death In Yeravda Jail. Aug. 23 Gandhi was unconditionally released to save his life. Sept. 5 Radicals of Cuba ousted President De Cespedes and his government and assumed rule by junta. Sept. 8 King Felsal of Iraq died In Switzerland and was succeeded by his son Ghazi. Sept. 9 Alejandro Lerroux made premier of Spain. Sept. 10 Dr. Ramon Grau San Martin was sworn In as President of Cuba. Sept. 14 President Grau San Martin decreed general statutes to supof Cuba. plant the constitution Parliamentarism In Prussia wiped out by Premier Goering. Sept. 20 Chancellor Dollfuss established Fascist dictatorship over Aus- tria. Oct. 8 Chancellor Dollfuss of Aus tria wounded by assassin. Lerroux government ot Spain ousted by parliament. Oct. 8 Martinez Barrios became premier of Spain and dissolved the congress. Oct. 17 Estonia voted to curb par llament, and President Tonisson and his cabinet resigned. Oct. 24 Government of Premier Da ladier of France was defeated and re signed. Oct. 25 Albert Sarraut formed new French ministry. Oct. 28 Arab riots In Holy Land grew serious. Oct. 31 Greek court of appeals re fused to extradite Samuel Insull to United States. Nov. 3 Cuban cabinet resigned. Nov. 8 New revolt broke out In Cuba with heavy fighting in Havana. Nadir Shah Uhazi, king of Afghan lstan, was assassinated and his son, Mohammed Zahir Shah, succeeded him, Nov. 9 Cuban revolt crushed by government. Nov. 12 Chancellor Hitler scored an overwhelming victory In the German elections. Nov. 19 Chinese Nineteenth route army revolted against Nanking gov ernment. Nov. 24 Sarraut's French ministry overthrown by chamber or deputies. Nov. 27 Camille Chantemps made of France. premier Dec. 8 Irish Free State government declared unlawful the Young Ireland known as the Blue Shirts. association, Dec. 9 Serious anarchist revolt in Spain. 13 Dec. Spanish revolt officially de clared suppressed; Bcores killed. 15 Greek government decided Dec. Samuel Insull must leave the country Jnnnarv SI. Dec. 16 Alejandro Lerroux formed new ministry for spam. AERONAUTICS Jan. 16 Seven French aviators flew from St. Louis, western Africa, to Na in 14 hours 2 minutes. tal Brazil, Feb. 8 Gayford and Nlcholetts, Eng llsh aviators, completed record break miles from lng nonstop flight of to6,340vvamsn Bay, Cranwen, cngiana, South Africa. Feb. 9 Captain Molllson flew from Africa to Brazil. April 3 Four Britons in two planes crossed Mt. f.verest. Aorll 10 Francesco Agello. Italian broke world's seaplane record, averag ing 4Z.s mnes an nour. May 8 Capt. S. Karzynske of Poland new from Senegal to Brazil. June 2 Capt. Frank Hawks flew from Los Angeles to New York In ro bot controlled plane in 13 hours, 26 minutes. June 3 Jimmy Mattern hopped off at New York on world encircling flight. June 4 Mattern landed on island near Oslo. Norway. June 11 Barberan end Collar of Spanish army flew from Spain to Cam aguey, Cuba. June 14 Mattern missing on hop from Khabarovsk to Nome. June 21 Barberan and Collar lost In night to .Mexico City. July 1 Italian air armada began flight to Chicago via Iceland. July 7 Mattern found safe at Ana- - dvr. Siberia. and Mrs. Lindbergh July 9 Colonel g night to Green began land. Iceland and Europe. 12 air Italian squadron landed July at Uartwrighi, L.aoraaor. 14 Italian air squadron reached July Montreal. d Post began July 15 Wiley and Darius and flight, of Chicago hopped off for Lithu from New York. aniaall Halbo and the Italian air fleet ar rived in Chicago. Julv 16 Post reached Berlin In rec ord time. Darius and Girenas killed in crash 'ane near Soldln. Germany of the r route-plannin- Gir-en- erChHceLdecnreed liquidation of grea, .i .oh niirate luiiiuh'v. In Spain resuiierf iTn 10 Uprising '"Sr-.'resida- 'iivi lq r. round-the-worl- President De Valera tan Irish parliament and calie.. 2 8resn.gnedaandrwasesucceeeded deBer- - Ari Too i July 19 Italian air irmiili arrival! at New York July 2- 2- "lley Post rnmnlMod lllrht around wo. J In T days 18 boura it ill it u 18. July 21 Cant hla 3 A Mnlll.nn Aprt! BKr.. Bovell.t. Va Henrv i,... utlior aiwl educator. 17 B. Aprtl George Nevln, composer of sacred music, at Easton, Pa. pru n juoge Webster Thayer of Boston, who presided at Si, aetii trial. Fred Terry, English actor. April 20 William Courtenaw a lean actor. April 21 Joseph ICllgour. Im.rir.. actor. T;,Ea.r.1 anil wife. Amy Johnson, flew across nrf Atlantic from Wal riihi Stratford. Conn. 25 Italian air squadron left July New York for home. Seven American army flyeri killed In crash of plane at Oceanside. Calif. Aug. 7 Rossi and Codos of France nhlln. p May Dec. 16 Miami. Fla. The Llndhercrhs landed a 1 nP. John OrlaiMay IIIhKan president emeritus of Princeton. w Wilson Dodd of Yale. Dr. J. n njii'n.i. In Philadelphia. may 17 Clinton W. riter. In Washington.Gilbert, political May 18 Ri...n.in- - on... t u. Cumber of North Dakota in Was'hlnK- - "' at French South Atlantic liner AtlantUiue destroyed by fire. 19 of the crew perishing. Jan. 11 houthern California awerjt By disastrous gale: two men killed. beb. 10 Sixty-twkilled bv pynlnn- lon of gas tank at Neunkirchen, Germany, March 3 About 1.500 killed bv tidal wave and earthquake In Japan. March 10 Earthquakes in Los Angeles district killed 115. Injured 5.000 and caused property damage reaching a minions. March 14 Tornado in Tennessee killed 26. March 25 Fall of transport Diane killed 12 in California. March 28 British air liner crashed In Belgium; 15 killed. March 30 Tornado killed 69 In Texas, Arkansas and Louisiana- March SI Six killed in plane crash In Kansas. April 3 U. S. S. Akron with 77 of ficers and men, crashed In storm off New Jersey coast. Admiral Moffet and 73 others lost. April 22 West India docks at Lon don destroyed by fire; loss $15,400,000. May l tornadoes In Louisiana and Arkansas killed 58. May 8 Town of Ellsworth. Maine. by fire. destroyed May 10 Tornado in the Cumberland 62. killed valley 14 Disastrous floods In Indiana May and Illinois. June 2 oil explosion In Long Beach. Calif., killed 9 and did vast damage. June 4 irain wreck In France killed 14 and injured 116. June 9 Nine killed, 150 hurt In celluloid factory explosion at North Arlington, 11N. J. June Chicago World's fair sightseeing plane crashed and burned, killing nine3 persons. Cyclone In Cuba killed 23 July and did vast damage to tobacco crop. 7 Cloudburst In Bear Creek July canyon, Colorado, killed about 12 persons. hi Aug. 4 Disastrous hurricane southern Texas. 9 United Five airStates naval Aug. men killed in crash In Hawaii. Aug. 14 Floods In China reported fatal to 60,000. Aug. 24 Scores of deaths and vast property damage resulted from storm 4 n.. vt actor. DISASTERS Jan. n..ui 2 ' st Trinidad. a 8. Brlgga of William it edMr a,nd Publisher, In Salisbury, Md. iroi. ueorge u. Palmer ot Harvard university. Cerrettl In Rome. "'V 'cardinal S. A, retired, .K Stanton. U. ...... uthor of nl.r... .. n . nere May 15 Col. Fred minora mm. manding Fourth at Shanghai. rnest Torrenea. n Aran TeRPresentative i-- West-to-Ea- DT,r April 25 Dr. Felix lillir pher, tn New York. Aorll 29 Rav Th.n... oi 8 "on of Gen. William T. Sherman! rancis Richards, noted Inventor, la made record flight from New i m nayaK. Syria, b.suo miles. Aug. 12 Italian air fleet arrived at Rome. Sept. 2 Grn Francearrt na Ptnrtrt ramous Italian aviator, killed at New York. Sept. 4 Florence Kllncensmtth. no ted pilot, killed In plane crash at international air races at Chicago. t ol, Roscoe Turner set new sept, transcontinental record of 10 hours 54 minutes. Sept. SO Russian balloonist ascended 11 miles for new record. rs,.v. za Settle and Fordney ascended 61.237 feet In stratosphere balloon imm AKron. unto. Dec 6 Colonel and Mrs. flew across the Atlantic from Lindbergh Batburst. Africa, to Natal. Brazil. Dec 12 The T.inrl heri--h (Ipw over the Brazilian iunele from Manaoa to non-sto- (Ire Manh In Peiping repeal amendment. June 21 Railroads and rail labor agreed to continue 10 per cent wage cut to June, 1934. June 27 California and West Virginia voted for ratification of repeal amendment. July 4 President Roosevelt returned to White House. July 8 Secretary Ickes made gen eral director of public work administration. July 9 President Roosevelt signed cotton textile industry code. July 18 Alabama and Arkansas voted for repeal of prohibition. July 20 President Roosevelt issued a "master code" for all business, raising wages and shortening hours. Tennessee voted for ratification of repeal. Gen. Italo Balbo of Italy and officers of his air armada received by President Roosevelt. July 21 Oregon voted for prohibition repeal. Aug. 1 President Roosevelt named Raymond Moley to lead federal war on kidnaping and racketeering. Boards to enforce trade codes named for all states. Aug. 4 Pennsylvania coal strike truce arranged by Gen. H. S. Johnson. Aug. 8 Arizona voted for prohibition repeal. garment Aug. 16 Sixty thousand workers of New York area struck for elimination of sweatshop conditions. Aug. 19 Missouri voted for prohibition repeal. President Roosevelt signed oil, steel and lumber codes. Aug. 26 President Roosevelt approved automobile code. Texas voted for prohibition repeal. 27 Assistant Secretary of Aug. State Moley resigned to conduct new magazine. 28 set Secretary Wallace Aug. wheat acreage reduction for 1S34 at 15 per cent. Aug. 29 Washington state voted for repeal. 1 Secretary Swanson signed Sept. contracts for 37 warships. Sept. 5 Vermont voted for prohibition repeal. Sept. 6 President Roosevelt appointed H. H. Sevier ambassador to Chile. p.kiii..... c.h. March & Varinn! QAnielUi. mA Vtt. ttonalivta won in German iWtion. Premier VniAiAa ;n i : elections. March 7 nri,hin cm u asakiika in lit Japanese.7 tion Issue, passed the independent offices bill and adjourned. June 16 President Roosevelt started on vacation cruise to Campobello island. Joseph B. Eastman appointed federal of transportation. June 19 Annual of American Association for meeting the Advancement of Science opened In Chicago. June 20 Iowa, New and Connecticut voted for Hampshire ratification of 37 Incendiary partly stroyed the Reichstag building in III. de-cl- cotton. June 5 Illinois voted for ratification Of prohibition amendment. House passed repeal control bill. June 6 Indianarailway voted for repeal ratification. June 8 Robert P. Skinner appointed ambassador to Turkey. June 9 Senate passed public control bill. June 10 President sent to congress government reorganization orders saving about $25,000,000. Prof. William E. Dudd of University or Chicago made ambassador to Germany; John Cudahy of Milwaukee ambassador to Poland; Lincoln MacVeagh of Connecticut minister to Greece. June 13 Massachusetts voted for repeal. June 14 Senate passed Independent offices bill with amendment concernveterans" costs opposed by Presing ident. June 15 Congress yielded to the President on the veterans' compensa- 11 Feb. 23 broke out In .,1'"'b- - ..Frf. Sept. .... l2Jn - con- - works-Industr- 21 Edouard rnlnil;r formed ,Kvernment for France. rebel leader, made peace' with President Sacasa. - bank-me- amend- rm. Jan. nesen',3JJ.ap.ane;!e 'roops seized fbanhaikwan after bombing iIt from the air. captured Chiumen-pWlnc- e kown'i,l,,rJapn(" anJ advanc!d '"to Jehol Pius a holy proclaimed vrn'J5Pope pra'er- Penance and pilgrim- ages ,.fa"; J'LeagueUP of Nations commlt-K,a- v of C0lu'llltion. hope defeated by Paraguayans b,a.t,,le '" ,he Cnac0' natnH.J V7CtV1'!!"b'a "PPea'ed to Kellogg pact and Peru to B" over Leticia.of Na''ons In their dispute 25 of State Stimson nvoked theSecretary Kellou pact against Peru witn Colombia. 30 Japanese Jan. dilpute government to quit the League of Nations. 3' ''easue of Nations council urtd and Bolivia to cease raraeuy hostilities. and admonished Peru against armed resistance to Colombia's 'eg"imate police action in Leticia. heb. 14 Colombia severed diplomatic relations with Peru and actual war began In the Leticia region. reb. 21 Severe fighting between Chinese and Japanese began In Jehol province. Feb. 24 Japan and China accented the Leaguerejected of report on Manchuria. The reportNations was adopted by the assembly and the Japanese delewithdrew. gation 25 Feb. China recalled her minister to Japan. United States indorsed League of Nations policy in nese affair. Feb. 27 Great Britain imposed arms emnargo against Japan and China. March 3 Paraguay senate voted for declaration of war against Bolivia. March 4 Jehol City occupied by the iLf.riPblic work in"ni '"dus- J ,ntroluced congress. x ??ate refused JiirtJ MtH9aLd Loulerback of California. In 'd" tnrl or Germany.. biVlhday flr K.il Chancellor Von fir. his cabinet ,nd 3u Adolf Hitler,resigned. head of National Socialist, was made chancellor INTERNATIONAL of Bel- - Means an1 manawif,Tast0n of conspiracy defra.,!a Mrs-conv.'ed ufk J4, Evayn McLean In il tin. n B weren't after two per - ""ef-innatlo- Mdb.er,8,h kldnaping VAdmLn,stration'8 000 K.Prellden't th. fif on lh VOl many Roosevelt opened 8 income tax 3olprjrAC.onl',u,'."n: Dec. "rated hi. thrown in signed " II . piCKARP tu.FS of tl.d pro- ",d" cmpaiinresident cheaters .n?8,te'eCte,, ena,ctel Preident Koover'i -" amendmPn,at nOMESTIC . ir- bUi'on'rTo' Compiled by W it Btrfeij-a- nri?af?nrFarm sSt "S,'' Ei"nth amend- nent Proclaim,?,! J ,ne Resident and national c came rw to n and u' agalntarn PiVkfrd filed divorce neao of AAA rmgnpa ofa and as made new chief 0 ,0 Pnd foreign commerce. to re,u- - late .ale of securities - 11933 u , controller of th. oJ"Hmaer'va?d EMERY COUNTY PROGRESS. CASTLE DALE. UTAH o Mar 24 Arimlral British navy. May 26 don. May 29 Hnmtln Dan T rA Trr.-- nmlnnl.i . .- t famous O'Leary. pedestrian. May 30 Prof. W. IV Elk In of Yala. astronomer. June 3 William Muldoon. veteran sportsman, In Purchase. N. Y. juneauthornenry c, Kowland, American June 7 Cyrus H. K. Curtis, publish er, In Phlladelnhla. June 10 Wlncholl Smith Amarloam playwright and artor. June la Capt. W. P. Wrleht of Chi. cago, national commander of G. A. R. m. Jewett of Detroit, automoriarry bile manufacturer. June 19 O. L. Bodenhamer, former national commander of American I.a- glon. B. E. Kemp of Representative Louisiana. June 20 Paul Hester. American playrlght. Rose Pastor Stokes, radical leader. June 22 Representative R. H. AU mon of Alabama. July 1 A. R. Ersklne. motor car official. In South Bend. Ind. July 3 Russell Boardman. American aviator. Hlpollto Yrtgoyen. former president of Argentina, 5 C. N. Haskell, first gover July nor of Oklahoma. July g sir Anthony Hope Hawkins, English novelist. July 12 Edwin Gould, New York financier. July 15 Prof. Irving Babbitt ot Harvard. July 18 Gilbert N. Hausen. former congressman from Iowa. July 20 E. S. Johnson, former sen ator from South Dakota. Viscount Burnham. British newspa per publisher. July 26 Louise Closser Hals, novelist and actress. July 31 K. C. Schuyler of Denver. former senator from Colorado. Aug. 1 Chester 8. Lord, veteran New York. journalist6 of D. Oliver of South Bend, J. Aug. manufacturer. Ind., plow Aug. 14 Dr. Frederick Btarr, anthropologist. In Japan, Aug. 15 Alan Wlnslow ol Chicago. coast. along Atlantic famous war aviator. Aug. 29 Eight killed and many InAug. 17 Rear Admiral C. B. Mor- In wreck of passenger train In jured Mexico. U. S. N. New 23 Marie Aug. uaniu, American Sept. 1 Hurricane killed more than actress. 100 in Cuba. 27 W. w. Wat Aug. Congressman 5 In Hurricane lower Rio son of Sept. Pennsylvania. Grande valley killed 100. A. 28 W. Bechtel of San FranAug. Sixteen killed in train collision at cisco, head of companies buildingBinghamton. N. Y. dam. Boulder Sept. 15 Hurricane on gulf coast of Sept. 2 G. T. Marye, former AmerMexico killed about 150. ican diplomat. Sept. 16 Great property damage 6 Clay M. Greene, actor and Sept. done by gale that swept north Atlanplaywright. tic coast.24 7 Viscount Grey of Falloden, Sept. Hurricane wrecked Tamp-IcSept. British statesman. Mexico, killing 64. 8 Rev. Dr. Charles H. Park-hur- st Sept. relief roll workOct. 3 Seventy-fiv- e of New York. ers killed and many Injured In brush King Felsal of Iraq. fire at Los Angeles, Calif. Sept. 9 Federal Judge William 8. Oct. 10 Seven killed when passenger of Iowa. Kenyon near Gary, lnd. exploded plane Capt. Paul Koenlg, commander of Dec. 1 Four hundred killed by German Dcutschland In war. submarine enrthauake In China. F. E. J. Lloyd, primate Dec. 14 Ten children killed and 30 of Archbishop Catholic church. American Injured when train r struck school bus Sept. 12 Alfred Sutro. British playla. at Crescent iiiy. wright. 14 Irwin H. Hoover, chief Sept. NECROLOGY . usher of White House. 17 H. F. 1 S. P. Henderson, Slsson, New York Sept. Jan. general banker, 19 manager2 of Alton railroad, In Chicago. W. E. Kemble, artist and Mrs. Belle Moskowltz, DemSept. Jan. author. ocratic leader of New York. Sent. 20 Dr. Annie Besant, world Jan. 3 Dr. Wilhelm Cuno, former leader oi l neosopmsis, in ru auras. German chancellor. e movie Jack Pickford, American Carr Cook, American actress. actor. 6In Paris. 24 Horace Liveright, New Calvin Coolldge, former PresSept. Jan. retired Mass. In York, publisher. TJ. S. A. Northampton, ident, W. J. Black, Maj. Gen. Gilbert Colgate of New York, philanMrs. A. M. Williamson, novelist, In thropist 7 and capitalist. R. Bath, England. Robert Jan. Representative Sept. 25 Ring Lardner, American Rntler of Oregon. humorist and playwright. Jan. 8 Representative S. A. Ken Gov. Arthur Sellgman of New Mexico. dall of Pennsylvania, Sept. 27 Brigham H. Roberts, presJan. 13 Prof. Dana Carleton Munro ident of Mormon church council. In nf Princeton. Salt Lake City. Jan. 15 Mrs. Jessie Sayre, daughter Sept. 28 J. W. Collier, member U. 8. Wilson. rf late President tariff commission. Rt. Rev. W. W. Webb, episcopal Oct. 2 Charles Plez, head of Emerghlshoo of Milwaukee. corporation during the war. Jan. 18 John Bundy, Indiana artist. ency Fleet Oct. 3 W. L. Stribling, Georgia Jan. 21 George Moore, Irish novel- tut heavyweight. Oct. 5 William U Veeck, president Jan. 22 Elisabeth Marbury of New Chicago National League Baseball club. York, theatrical proaucer. 23 .Tan. Arthur Garford. Industrial Renee Adoree, film star. 1st and political leader, in Elyrla, Ohio. Oct. 6 Porter H. Dale, senator from E. A. McCulloch, member of federal Vermont. trade commission. Oct. 7 Hernand Behn, president of Jan. 24 Earl of Chesterfield. International Telephone and Telegraph Jan. 26 Mrs. O. H. P. Belmont Of company. In France. New York, in fans. Oct. 8 Morris Hillquit of New York. Jan. 28 George Salntsbury, English Socialist leader. critic. Oct. 11 Charles H. Sabln, New York literary Teasdale. American poet. Sara banker. Admiral W. H. H. Jan. 30 Rear Oct. 18 Peter A. Jay, American Southerland, U. S. N. retired. diplomat.23 William N. Dos.k, former Jan. 31 John Galsworthy, English Oct. nrtveliat. secretary25 of labor. B. Baldwin, noted Feb. 2 F. Q. Bonflls, publisher of Evelyn Oct. Denver 4 Post. Washington. explorer.28 In Edward Archbishop Rojas Arrleta of H. Sothern, emiFeb. Oct actor. Panama. American nent Prof. A. H. Sayce, British Egyptol Paul Palnleve, French statesman. sterlet Oct. 30 Mary E. Lease, former leadFeb. 6 Addison Mlzner. architect. In er of Kansas Populists. Polm Beach. Fla, Nov. 3 John B. Kendrlck, senator Feb. 7 Dr. Lawrence F. Abbott, from Wyoming. ot me vjurioon. former editor Nov. 5 Texas Gulnan, entertainer. Count Albert Apponyl, Hungarian In Vancouver. statesman. Nov. 12 Milton Aborn of New York, Feb. 11 John D. Ryan, copper mat theatrical producer. N. York. New In nate. Hurley, Chicago Nov. 14 Edward financier and manufacturer. Chicago financier. r M. 12Winston. Field Marshal Sir William Nov. 15 William K. Vanderbllt III Feb. of New York. Robertson In ixmoon. 23 Francois Albert, French Nov. George R. Carter, former governor statesman. of Hawaii. A. Thomson, British sci Sir John Nov. 25 Prof. G. H. Barton, Harvard entist. geologist. Prof. J. Laurence Feb. 14 R. N. Matson, minlster-de- s Laughlln Nov. 29 In Cheyenne, Wyo. of Chicago, political economist. comlgnate to18 Greece, J. James Corbett, forme 30 Sir Arthur Currle, Feb. Nov ho!,vvweii:ht champion. mander of Canada's overseas forces In Feb. 21 Rear Admiral R. S. GrifWorld war. N. S. retired. U. fin Dec. 1 Richard Mellon, Pittsburg Feb. 26 Thomas W. Gregory, form states. banker. De Wlndt, English explorer. er attorney general or united Harry Grand Duke Alexander of Russia, in Dec. 3 Alexander Legge, president International Harvester company, of film 27 comWalter Hiers, Feb. 7 Stella Benson. English noTrjg J. Walsh, former March 2 Thomas eIiA(iolph Klauber, American dramatlo ana named senator from Montana and producer. eeneral in Roosevelt cabinet. critic Dec. 8 Count Yamamoto, Japanese) Rear Admiral John D. Rodgers, U. Htates'man and naval hero. a M retired. Dec 9 Dr. W. O. Thompson, former March 6 Mayor Anton J. Cermak of Ohio State university. of president io George Miami, r la. Lytton, Chicago Chicago, in jjec Will R. March 7 and art patron. mer-haWood or inoiana. 12 Count Ilya Tolstoy at New Dec, Mal. Gen. S. D. Sturgis. U. S. A., Haven Conn Dec. 16 Robert W. Chambers. AmerMarch U Senator Robert B. Howell ican novelist. of Nebraska. Louis Joseph Vance. American AcMarch 14 Sir Henry Thornton, form tion writer. National Canadian rail er president Willard Spencer, opera composer, in V u StDe)caVl'7-R17 Gen. Charles Dr. W. & Ralnsford ev. Brig. March King, Civil war veteran, aumor. of New York, author of religious works. 18 of Duke Abruzzl. March The dalal lama of Tibet. De 20 Jefferson 19 March Dec. Angells, Congressman James actor. S Parker of New York. Wilson e author. Mlzner, by Warn Newspaper Unloa. April - o, India-Madg- nt 11 |