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Show THE SPANISH FORK PRESS, SPANISH FORK, UTAH submitted rams of Warren to eenate to be attorney general. March it Senate ratified the 1st of Pine treaty which fixed ownership of Inland with Republlo of Cuba. March If Senate again rejected Presito dent Coolldge nomination of Warren Sft. be attorney general by vote of 46 to March Coolldge appointed F. Woodiock of New York as Thom commeue member of ths Interstate commission Gen William Mitchell March ordered to Texas flying field, reverting to rank of colonel. State shipping board March sold Its five Pacific ships, for $6,625,000 to Dollar interests. April ft Indictments against Fall, Sinclair and th Dohenys dismissed on a technicality. April 7 U. S. S. Saratoga, largest airlaunched. plane carrier, April 16 Senator Wheeler of Montana went to trial In Great Falls for Illegal use of hie Influence as senator. April 23 District of Columbia Judge suspended consent decree by which "Big Five packers agreed to divorce themselves from unrelated lines. April 24 Senator B. K. Wheeler acquitted In trial at Great Falls. Mont. April 27 War gam at Hawaii ended without official decision. April 2ft Solicitor General J. of. Beck resigned. May 3 W. T. Van Orman won national balloon race with Goodyear III. May 4 International Council of Women convened In Washington. Wilbur ordered aviaMay tion training for all cadets of Annapolis academy Coast guard fleet began Intensive war on the Atlantic coast rum fleet May 13 Glenn Frank, editor of Century magazine, elected president of University of Wisconsin. Mgr. J. F. Noll of Huntington, Ind., made bishop of Fort Wayne. May 21 Presbyterian general assembly met In Columbus, Ohio, and sleeted Dr. C. R. Erdman of Princeton seminary moderator. May 25 J. T. Scopes Indicted In Day-toTenn., for test case of state law against teaching of evolution theory. Governor Baker of Missouri appointed G. H. Williams United States senator to fill out term of late Selden S. Spencer. Mey 27 Grand Jury in Washington returned new Indictments against Fall, Sinclair and boheny. Shipping board voted to scrap 200 vessels. May 28 Doheny leases In Elk Hills naval oil reserve and Hawaii contracts voided by federal court In Los Angeles. May 29 Federal grand Jury In Chicago Indicted 269 furnltur making concerns and Individuals for combining in restraint of trade aid commerce. June 6 William D. Mitchell, St. Paul, Minn., appointed solicitor general. . Jun 8 President Coolldge addressed n centennial celebration In SL Paul, 61 Inn. June 14 President Coolldge declared himself against reduction In sugar duty. Jun 17 MacMillan expedition to explore Crocker land sailed from Boston. June 18 Forty-nin- e chairmakers pleaded guilty to trust charges and were fined. Jun Judge Kennedy at decided the Teapot Cheyenne. Wyo Dome oil reserve lease to th Sinclair company was legal and proper. June 23 President Coolldge moved to summer Whit House at Swampscott, Jsn. I Nsw German relchstag con- general strlk bscaus of row with ths bricklayers. June 23 F. W. Sargent, elected presiMussolini reorganised Italian dent of Chicago and Northwestern cabinet y W. H, Finley retiring. Jan. IS Dr. Hana Luther formed now cabinet for Germany. In which mon1ft Anthracite miners July archists and nationalists were strong. demands for 10 per cant wags preened Increase, Jan 17 Italian chamber adopted MusDissolution of the Grain Marketing solini s electoral law and adjourned. ancompany, concern, Jan. 28 Navy Junta government of nounced. Chile overthrown by group of young July 12 Standard Oil company of New army officers, Jersey changed from 12 to I hour dir Jan, 2ft Russian mercenaries of Mar- for Us oil fields,' with new wags seals. shal Lu g took possession of July 17 American Woolen company anShanghai. nounced 10 per cent wage cut In mill. Chilean army and navy reached agree23 International Association of ment on government recognizing PresiMachinists notified members to quit all dent Alessandrl. relatione with communist organisations Jan. tl Ahmed Zogtt, leader of recent or los cards. revolt elected president of Albania. July 2ft Grain company Marketing Feb. government granted formally dissolved. to Auf. 1 First union of cemetery workamnesty Giacomo dl Martino appointed Italian ers organized In Chicago. ambassador to Washington. Auff- - 2 American Federation of Labor reFeb. ft Elections in reverted to Ita political sulted In establishing virtual dictatorpolicy. ship of Premier Pachlch and the miliAug, 4 Anthracite coal wag negotiatary Junta. tions broken off; operators refused Feb. 2ft Indians of Panama rebelled, higher wage scale and check-ofminers a town. burning refused arbitration. Feb. 27 Turkey began big mobilisation 23 Aug. Shipping strike began In Engto crush Kurd rebellion. lish ports. American marines landed on San Bias Aug. 27 President Lewis of minors coast, Panama, where Indians wers In Issued order for anthracite the strike on revolt. 1. Sept. March 2 Japanese lower house passed Aug. 2ft Shipping strike on In ports of universal manhood suffrage bill. South Africa. March I Turkiah cabinet resigned owSept. 1 Strike of anthraclto miners being to Kurd revolt and row gan. March ft Panama mad peace with San 14 Sept, Secretary of Agriculture Bias Indians. dismissed federal chargo against Ismet Pasha again mads premier of Jftrdint merger of Armour and Morris packing Turkey. March ft' Tacna-- rice boundary dis- plants. l Sept. 22 John V. Co. of Chipute between Chile and Peru, was ad- cago, wholesale dry good,, bought by vanced toward Anal solution by decision C arson, Plrl Scott Co., a forming a of President Coolldge that the ultimate llflo.ooo.ono a combination. year disposition of contested province should Oct 2 Jurisdictional dispute between be by popular vote and unions that March 2ft Germany failed to elect bricklayers' had long tied upplasterers building construction President in Its first popular election. settled, March 81 New Finnish cabinet formed Oct. 4 Four hundred million dollar by M. Tulenheimo. merger of Ward. General and Continental cabinet April Theunlg and Baking companies announced. of Belgium resigned. Oct. ft Italian confederation of April ft Field Marshal von Hlndenburg employers, and nominated, for President of Germany by confederationrepresenting Fascist of labor unions, Nationalists. to close . April 10 French cabinet, defeated In agreed Forty-fift- h annual convention of Amerl-rn- ., senate on financial bill, resigned. , Fed-ra- t ton of Labor opened In At14 Communists attempted to April lantic City. King Boils of Bulgaria. Oct. ft Board of Trade adopted April 15 Paul Painlevs made premier stringent Chicago rules to prevent market maof r ranee. as demanded by Secretary of Infernul machine explosion In Bofla nipulation, Agriculture Jnrdlne. killed 1M and wrecked cathedral. 12 M. Seamen's strlk called off In 18 new Painleve formed French April Africa porta cabinet with Calllaux as minister of South 16 Oct. American -- f Labor Federation flnnnce and Briand as foreign minister. turned down all propositions for coKurd revolt ended, leaders captured. with Russian operation unions and trade April 18 Bulgaria under martial law; recognition of the soviet 400 Reds executed. government; President Green and other officer reApril 1ft Former Crown Prince Wilhelm of Germany found not guilty of elected 1ft U. S. Supreme court ruled Oct. war crimes. against Arizona minimum wag law for April 28 Field Marshal von Hlndenwomen. burg elected President of Germany. Nov. 2 S. M. Felton resigned us presiMay 11 Eight men sentenced to death of Chicago Great Western railway. dent for Soda cathedral bomb outrage. Col. N. L. Howard vened. Premier rail-wa- . Chronology J ofthe j Year 1925 j Compile rig. Yung-halan- J by E W. PICKARD counter-revolutionist- 1926, . Jan. WMtro Ncwsppi Unloft.) INTERNATIONAL Yugo-Slav- 2 Franc Inforrpally offend in Pay United States debt In ninety years, starting19 with ten year moratorium, Jan. International opium conference reopened In Geneva. Jan. and Russia signed treaty of mutual diplomatic recognition, with clause giving Japan naval oil reserve on Saghalln. Jan. 22 Costa Rica withdrew fro t League of Nations. Feb. 6 United States withdrew from , International opium conference. March 1 Marshal Foch's allied military committee found Germanys violations of the Versailles treaty extremely grave. April 20 United Slates marines landed In Honduras to protect foreign iuter-es- ts during revolution. May 4 International conference on control of arms traffic opened In Geneva. declared a holy May 11 war against Spain and France. May 20 French defeated Hlfflans near Fes. saving that city. May II Allies Informed Germany of her failures to disarm as required by pan ' treaty. Riots In Shanghai started movement throughout China and Ameri can and Italian bluejackets were landed. June 8 Plots of Russian bolsheviks to start civil war In China exposed. Geneva arms conference agreed to outlaw poison gas In warfare. Germany yielded to some disarmament demands of allies, refused others. June ft Velnstra of lielgium won Bern Belt cup balloon race. June 12 Secretary of State Kellogg warned Mexico she must protect lives and property of American citizens and meet her international obligations. June 14 President Callcs of Mexico and to replied defiantly Indignantly Secretary Kellogg's warning, 23 June Chinese situation amroaoh. ing crisis as more foreigners werg attacked, July 7 French reported repulse of Rif dans after ten duvs of lighting, but evacuated two towns. July 10 France raillled the Washington treaties concerning China July 14 Itifflans began offensive against French on ifftft mile fiont. July 22 French in Morocco repulsed Rlfflnn offensive after evacuating outposts. July 23 German relchstag approved Etresemann's security pact proposals. July 31 Fifty thousand Poles In Germany and Germans In Poland repatriated by force. Aug. prepared to Invade Bulgaria because of muider of Greek merchant In Bulgaria. Aug. 3 United States marines evacuated Nicaragua after J2 years Aug, 5 Belgian debt commission arrived In United States. Two treaties of Washington conference relating to Chinese customs and open door went into effect. Aug. It French and Spanish armies ' United for drive on Hlfflans. Aug. 12 Germany asked that United 6tates return prorertv seized during the war. valued at gJ'JO.OOO.ooO. Marshal Petaln given chief command In Morocco. Aug. 17 Opening of fourteenth Zionist congress In Vienna marked by great riota. Aug. 18 Agreement for settlement of Belgian debt to United States reached; lnlsreat on war obligations tanceled. Aug. 25 French and Bi lgla'is evacuated Pusteldorff, Duisburg and Kubrort, tbs 'sanction cities. Aug. 26 Great Britain granted liberal debt settlement terms to France. Aug, 28 Great BrltHlii renewed full diplomatic relations with Mexico. Aug. 81 Flench and Spanish warships and planes destroyed AdJIr. capital of antl-forel- aev-er- anti-Semi- America, Japan and Great agreed to send Judicial representatives to Inquire Into the Shanghai riot. Other European poweis and China refused to Sept. 7 Sixth annual assembly of League of Nations opened In Geneva: Senator Raoul Dundurand of Canada Sept, Britain ft elected pres, dent. Sept, ft Spanish army effected landing in Alhuieinas Bay after hard tluh with Hlfflans Capture of Tetuan threatened by RUT forces Sept 12 Allies Invited Germany to security pact conference. 6ept 1ft Mosul dispute referred to The Hague court by League of Nations. Sept 22 Great Britain accused Turkey, before League of Nations, of Violating the Mosul frontier. Sept 24 French debt commission headed by Calllaux arrived In Washington. Germany accepted alliea Invitation t9 security pact conference. Sept. I Leagus of Nations assembly adjourned. Oct 1 Calllauxs offer on French debt rejected but he took back American offer to accept fttfl, ooo.ooo a year for flv years when negotiations will bs resumed. Unloa sessions Interparliamentary opened ft In Washington. Oct European security pact confer-nc- a opened in Locarno. 8wltserlnnd. Oct. 7 International commission began Inquiry Into Shanghai riots. Oct ft Terms agreed on for funding Czechoslovakian debt to United States. Oct 12 United States troops, at request of President Chlarl of Panama. entered Panama City and suppressed Red rent riots. Russia and Oermsny signed commercial treaty. of Great Britain. Oct Francs. Gsrinany, Belgium, Italy, Poland and Csechoslovak la at Locarno signed ths Rhine security pact aftd accompanying arbitration treaties, Oct It Ureeka and Bulgarians fought on frontier near Demlhlanar. Oct. 21 Ureses sent ultimatum to Bulgaria, demanding Indemnity and apology. French cabinet rejected temporary arrangement comernlns . debt lu America and planned new 22 Greek troops Invaded Bulgaria, shelled the town Of Petrich and several villages; Bulgaria appealed lo League of Nations. of Nations council ordered Greece and Bulgaria to cease hostilities and withdraw from each other's once. territory atcass In Mosul dispute subBritish mitted to International court of Justice; Turkey declined. International conference on Chines tsr.ff opened In Peking. O t. and Bulgaria agreed to obey League of Nations eounclt., Nov. In conference Peking agreed to glvt Chins tariff autonomy not later than IS'JS. Nov. II Germany agreed to all th allte I demniula nn disarmament Nov, 12 Asreement reached for fund-In- e Italian debt to United states, Nov. IS British parliament ratified locirno treaties. Nov. withdrew from Tacna-Aa plebiscite cnnunl-aloNov. y lei i.ol to Itnlv's frontier demands and gais up rich oasis of offer-Oct- it. ree m n. Jarahub. Nov.. ratified relchstag Locarno treaties el mod In Hondo i by seven nations. prwaJoin peace anl securitybo for Pumps. Ctueuatlon of completed hv January 21, fologtis to t'lills protested to League of Nations age ipst Pershing's alleged retarding of U si plebiscite. Akiecment tor funding Rumania's debt lo United21 Slates reached In Washington, opened ccs lec. Ifgutl.tllons with Francs and Spain. l.ii.vno trestles Ike. 1 Abd-el-Krl- FOREIGN Jsn. 1 Chinese government proelalmed Tuan amnesty to all ezeept his parliamentary supporter km and Mussolini of Italy besan supPremier pression of oppositloa organisations aod lie. .spu pels. al la f; wilh-Greec- A May 12 Paul von Far-wel- Hlndenburg In- president of Germany. augurated May 13 Aloys Van de Vyvsrs formed new Belgian i a bind. May 20 Chang Tso-ll- n occupied Pelting, Feng withdrawing his troops. 21 Amundsen hopped off for the May pole from Spltzbergen wun two planes. May 22 Belgian cabinet resigned. May 30 Serious riots started native students In Shanghai followed byby fatal-fightwith foreign polios forces. June 6 Extensive plot to assassinate king of Spain uncovered. June 11 Presbyterian. Methodist and churches Congregational of Canada merged Into United Church of Canada. June 17 Viscount Poullet formed new Belgian ministry. June 1ft Ainundsan party arrived at Spitsbergen safely. Flew to within less than 150 miles of pole, lost on plane and returned In other. June 26 Greek government overthrown by military and naval revolt and new one Installed under Ueneral Pangalos. June 26 Pangalos became premier of Greece. June 29 Sheik Said and 21 other leaders of the Kurdish Insurrection executed by the Turks. July 19 Druse rebel In Syria besieged the French garrison of 700, In the fortress of buedla. July 21 Premier Da Silva and cabinet of Portugal resigned. July 25 leaders of Turcoman revolt In Persia executed. Aug. ft Serious revolt of Druses In Syria against the French Aug. 13 President Keinal of Turkey decrees divorced by presidential his wife. I.ntif Hanoun, and removed all restrictions on women's drees. Aug. 22 Seven Egyptians executed for murder of Sir Lee Stack, the sirdar. Sept. 1 Bolivian congress annulled tha election of Vlllancuva as President. Sept. 24 French routed Druse rebels at Suedia. Oct. 1 rrealdent Alessandrl of Chlls resigned. Get. 4 Russia entirely abandoned pro. hlbltion. Oct. 1ft Revolt of Druses In Damascus suppressed by French In on day after bloody battle. City partly destroyed bv bombardment. Oct 24 Em Ilia no Figueroa elected President of ('Idle Oct. 27 Premier Patnlev and the entire French cabinet resigned when Finnic Minister Cadlaux refused to ouit after his financial program hal been disapproved. Oct. 2ft Painleve formed new French cabinet with himself a premier and minister of finance. Conservatives led by Arthur Metghao won Canadian parliamentary election. Get II Persian parliament deposed Shah Ahmed ftllrza, and Klsa Khan, premier and dictator, assumed the throne as King Pahlavl. Nov. 4 Bakry Bey. rebel leader, proclaimed Syrian republic. Plot to assassinate Premier Mussolini and overthrow the government foiled by Ital.an police; all Masonic temples seised by authorities. Nov. ft Plot to assssslnato king of Rumania thwarteo Archbishop of Canterbury appointed committee to study faith healing. Nov. 11 Gen. Feng took control of Peking and members of the cabinet resigned. Marshal Chang retreated toward Manchuria. Nov, 11 Polish cabinet resigned. Nov. IS 8yrlan rebels won hauls In Lebanon and captured several towns from Christian forces. Communist governor ousted by state legislature of Han I.ula Polos I. Mexico. Twelve Russian official sentenced to death for graft. Nov. at New Polish eoalltlon cabinet formed bv Premier Skraynskl Nov. II Egyptian parliament held rump session and votad lack of Conti-dence(- ln government Nov. 22 French chamber of deputies re. Jecled part of government financial Painleve cabinet resumed, project and Nov. 2ft Doumer aid Herr lot both failed to form now French ministry. In Army revolt asn.net uiang Tso-hChina reported. Rama of Slam died and Nov. was succeeded by bla brother, Prlnc Prajatipuk. Nov. I" -- Gen. Feng challenged Marshal Chang to quit Chinee politic or fight. Brlnnd formed new cabinet for Franc with Eouclieur as finance minister. Nov. 24 -- Italian parliament passed laws making Mussolini dictatorship completa n ing INDUSTRIAL railway labor board Jan, raised pay of tri.ooo railway clerk a ew York garment workers' Feb. strike ended with Increase of psv. March 11 Dodge Automobile company sold to syndicate of bankers fur $.'$, iMi.nco sash Northern and Union ramie telegraphers granted was Increase of I cent an hour by U. g, railway labor board. April 11 tl. H, buprqmt court held unconstitutional tha compulsory arbitration of labor disputes under Kansas Industrial court act. -of Agriculture Jar-din- e May warned Chicago boaid of trad to end grain prlc manipulation or lose Its April barter, reat , May 1ft International Harvester Company exonerated of trust charges by pedal 1federal court of equity. U. 8 Hupreni court held th June lathering and disaemlnatloi of Information by trad asaoaatlons on coats, prices, tie., are not necessarily violation t of law Tobacco Growers' June enassociation Marketing joined from doing business In Tennesson, of Amorlc began Jus anti-trus- n, Norse-Amerlca- succeeding him. Nov. miners accepted I'lnchot plan for ending strike. British seamens strlk In Australian ports ended without gain for men. Nov. 20 Chicago workers cemetery went on strike In flv cemeteries. eral Anthracite operators rejected Plnchot plan for ending strike. Dec. IS French manufacturers offered to mortgage nation's Industries for $400,000,000 loan to government. Man. Dec. 20 king All of HedJai abdiSweeping reorganization plan for fedcated following capture of Jedda by eral prohibition enforcement announced the Wahabis. by Treasury department. June 30 Ice box manufacturer In- DOMESTIC Jan. Associate Justice Joseph McKenna of Supreme court resigned and President Coolldge named Attorney General Harlan F. Eton to succeed him. Mrs. Nell T. Hose sworn In as gov ernor of Wyoming. Jan. ft Eenate upheld Presidents veto of postal salary raise bill by one vote. Eenate passed Interior department bill and house passed emergency deficiency bill carrying $157.0u0,(v0. Jan. 7 Eenate passed treasury, post ofilcs and agriculture supply bills. Jan ft House passed arrnv approprla tlon bill carrying $321,040,000. Jan. lu President Coolldge announced that Secretary of Elat Hughes would retire from th cabinet on March 4 and that Frank B. Kellogg had been selected to succeed him. Charles B. Warren nominated for attorney general. Jan. 12 Presidential electors met In the state capitals and cast their votes. Cool-Id- g and Dawes being formally elected. Jen. 13 Alaneon B. Houghton, ambassador to Germany, selected to succeed Frank B. Kellogg a ambassador to Great Britain. Eenate passed deficiency bill carrying fi.Vl.iMl.VOO. Jun. 14 Eenate passed th Underwood Muscle Shoals bill Jan. 1ft C. Bascom Elemp resigned as secretary to the President and Everett Handers of Indiana was named to sue ceed him, KL Rev. W, M. Brown, former bishop of Arkansas, found guilty of violating Episcopal doctrine bv church board of review and his expulsion from ministry recommended. Former Secretary Decby exonerated and Fall condemned by minority report from senate committee on oil Inquiry. Jan. Coolldge announced completion of work of United States raihuad administration Treated during the war; cost to nation was tl.674.0.. Senate adopted majority report on Teapot Dome oil acandal, censuring Fall and Denby. Mrs. Miriam A. Ferguson Inaugurated governor of Texas. Jan. lu Col. Charles R. Forbes, former director of tha veterans' bureau and John W. Thompson, mllltonalr contractor of EL Louis, found guilty by a Jury In Chicago of having conspired to defraud the government la contracts for soldiers' hospitals Emils Daeschner, nsw French ambassador, presented credentials to President Coolldge. Senate passed postal pay and rats In- crease bill Jsn. Ju Dog teams carrying antitoxin for dlphtherla-strlcke- a Noma started e on rua. Feb. 2 Serum reached Noma In record breaking lima. House passed bill for $ ICA.AQO.OOO for nubile build, iigs pros ram for six years. Delaware and Utah rejected child labor amendment. Feb, ft House returned postal increase bill tu senate, asserting its right to Initial all revenue legislation Feb. 4 Col. C It. ftorbes and J ff, Thompson sentemed to two tsars in prison and tlu.ncxi fin each. Tenneeiw legislature rejected child labor amendment.' Feb. lev' I louse reused postal pay and rat lm teas bill substituted tor senate measure. Senate ratified commercial treaty with Gerniany. Feb. 14 William M. Jardln of Karan, appointed secretary of agriculture, and tleorge Parks governor of Alaska. Feb. Collins, sntiapprd by bowlder In Sand Cave. Kentucky, on 10. found dead. January Senate confirmed nomination of Frank B. Kellogg to be sscrtlary of state. Senate passed again Its own pootal salary and rale bill. voted to Im re, se Feb. salaries of members of congress to $10.. sou and of cabinet members to $16,000, Feb. accepted senate amendment for raise of rongresalonal and rablnet salaries. Fsb. ft Charles 8. Dencsn appointed senator front Illinois to suicsed th late Medill McCormick. House passed Dickinson bill as substitute for Capper-Haugemarketingmeasure. Feb. members of nest house In caucus elected .Nicholas of Ohio speaker. House commit la reported great fraud In bureau of printing and engraving. Marsh aiMie.i resolution advocating American entry Into world court me bevan In th Pacifle. Navy war March ft 4 Alvin Conliilg and Charlie G I hiwss Inaugurated Prvaldent and vr president of Cntted State March U riled Slate shipping board Meet corporation won and Emergence verdict fur fll.STl.M against Virginia Shipbuilding curt oration Col. Jemet R. Fechet March named a successor lo Brig Un. Wi. Iiam Mitchell, assistant chief of army 445-mll- oyd n Long-wor- ft-- eervk. r)ctd March nomination of Charles Beecher Warren as nlturney I, genera March Coolldge again ldnt Ralph D. Paine, Americas N. H A. Tllden, retired ChiMay cago banker. Arthur B. Williams ef Congressman Battle Creek, Mich. 6 Viscount Lsverhulma. English May soap king F. O. Crowell, American artlsL May 7 MaJ. Gen. H. A. Bandholts. U. S. A., retired, at Constantine, Mich. of Rutland. May May ft Henry O. Wilbur, PhlladelpEla chocolate manufacturer Quick, American auMay thor and editor, W. F. Massey, premier tf New Zealand. May 12 Miss Amy Lowell, poet and critic, at Brookline. Mass. MaJ. Gen. Arthur Murray, retired, la Washington. Gen. Charles Mangln. th defender of Verdun. IS Viscount Milner, May English statesman. 14 Sir Henry Rider Haggard, EngMay lish author. May 16 Lieut. Gen. Nelson A. Mile U. 8. A., retired. In Washington. May 16 Selden P. Spencer, United States senator from Missouri May 22 Field Marshal French,, earl of Ypres Ernest DeW. Burton, May president of Chicago university. Louis Falk, noted srganlsL In Rochester, N. Y. 1 Thomas R. Marshall, former Jun vie president f th United States, la Washington. Jun 4 Camilla Flammarlon, French astronomer. Plerr Lou ye. French author. Jun American Thompson, In Nice, France. author, 12 June Warren S. Stone, president Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. June 15 Julius Kruttschnltt, railway magnate, In New York. E. L. Philipp, former governor ef Wisconsin. Juno 17 Edmund J. James, president emeritus of University of Illinois. Jun 13 Robert M. LaFollette, United States senator from Wisconsin, June 22 Edwin F. Ladd, United 8tates senator from North Dakota. July 15 Mary Cholinondeley, English novelist. Admiral 0. W. Williams, July ear Dec. 7 session. surgeon, Court-marti- al - Anti-Saloo- mid-we- ucts. Sixty-nint- h st congress opened Its DISASTERS Jan. states. Serious 23 'floods southern In 18-- ft-- . st st German-Amerlca- 8-- t-J- n; 16-F-red Dr. ft- Dr. r esn it-C- oL U-Jo- ed In Concord, . ft-- 26-- Dr. . ane - at Charleston, SC. Moses Shoenberg, promiJuly ol. nent merchant and banker of SL Louie, Mo. Cardinal Begin, archbishop of Quebec. 25 A. Dr. J. Ochsner, famous July lft-C- In Chicago. ' Jennings Bryan In Dayton, Tenn Mrs. Helen H. Gardner, author and educator, In .Washington July 28 Edgar A. Bancroft United States ambassador to Japan. Aug. 3 Paul J. Gores, prominent hotel July ' Feb. 1 Mine explosion at Dortmund, Germany, killed 138. dicted for anti-trulaw violation pleaded Feb. Sft Mine explosion at Sullivan. Ind., guilty and were fined by Federal Judge killed 61 men. In Cliffs Feb. 28 Earthquake shook all eastern Chicago. Mr Edith N. Rogers of Lowell. Mass., North America; seven persons killed In elected to congress to succeed her hus- Canada. band. the late John Jacob Roger March 16 Thousands killed by earthJuly 1 Overnight air mall service be- quake In central China, tween New York and Chicago estab800 killed and 3.000 InMarch lished. by tornado which swept southern Dr. F. E. Clark, founder and for 44 jured Illinois. Indiana, Missouri. Alabama and years president of Christian Endeavor, Tennessee. resigned and was succeeded by Dr. D. A. of Chalchihultes, Mexico, April Poling. destroyed by volcanic action: 200 killed. July 10 E. B. Brousard. Utah, apMay 3 Mississippi river excursion steamer capsized near Memphis: 22 losL pointed to tariff commission law trial 16 Forty-thre- e Scopes men killed by mine May opened In Dayton, Tenn., with W. J. explosion near Dortmund. Germany. Bryan aiding In coal mine near prosecution. May 26 Eighty-thre- e furniture manufacturers Sanford. N.Explosions C.. entombed and klUed 62 anti-truof law men. pleaded guilty violating and were fined $188, uuO. Jun 3 Disastrous tornado at MinneJuly 81 Scopes convicted In Dayton apolis. evolution trial and fined $100. June 3 Seventeen men killed by mlna returned In explosion at Sturgis, Ky. July 25 New Indktmenta , 155 furniture manufacChicago against June 16 Forty-fiv- e persons, mostly turers for violating anti-trulaws. on their wav Chicago William Jennings Bryan died suddenly to Bremen, killed In train wreck near In Dayton, Tenn. Hackettstown, N. J. June 29 Santa Barbara. Cal., wrecked July tl William J. Bryan Interred In Arlington National cemetery by earthquake; 11 dead; property loss 4 200 bid of for $1.7i4,000 Ford's more Aug. than $25,000,000. United State (hipping board vessel acJuly 4 Nearly fifty person killed by cepted. 12 collapse of Boston dance hall. National crlma commission Aug. Aug. IS Boilers of excursion steamer organized In New York by prominent exploded near Newport. R. 1.; 60 killed men. Aug. 25 Italian submarine lost with 49 Mason, mathematics pro- men. Aug. Ift-fessor In University of Wisconsin, elecSepL 3 Navy Shenandoah ted president or University of Chicago. destroyed by storm dirigible In Ohio: LleuL ComAug. 1ft MacMillan expedition abanmander Zachary Lansdown and 13 others doned exploration of polar regions by killed. airplane for the season. SepL 14 U. S. submarine sunk of Aug. In collision with steamship City of Agriculture Jardln ousted Dr. H G. Taylor, chief of Roms off Rhode Island coast; It men bureau of agricultural economica losL $ saved. Aug. tl Assistant Secretary of the OcL 27 Eighteen killed In train wreck Treasury 14Andrews announced appointnear Memphis, Tenn. ment of prohibition district mlnls-tratora Nov. 12 British submarine with crew 68 In English channel. Aug. 29 Power production started at ofNov.lost 18 Clyde liner Lenap burned oft Muscle Shoala , 867 passengers and crew Delaware coast; Aug. tl Two navy planes began th one man drowned. saved; Francisco to from San Honolulu; flight Three million dollar fire on docks at on broke down 100 miles out Orleans Fifty-nint- h annual encampment of th New 3ft West coast of Florida Nov. O. A. R. opened In Grand Rapida Mich. ravaged storms. Senate recount of Iowa senatorial elec, by tlon vote showed Brookhart 114'votes ahead of Bteck. NECROLOGY Sept. 1 Second navy plane forced down Jan. ft Archbishop Henry Moeller of near Hawaii by lack of fuel and lost Catholic dlocesa of Cincinnati In stormy sea, with crew of five. Found W. Bellows, American Jan. ten days later. I artist. Shenandoah dirigible Nary SepL Jan. Lieut. Morgan, postmaster of destroyed by storm in Ohio. Com. Zachary Lanadowne and 12 others New York City. Norman Bridge, eminent Jan. lft--Dr. killed. John B. Inman of Springfield, III., elect- Chicago physician and philanthropist. Jan. IT Daniel O. Reid, ed commander In ehlef or O. A. 1L tin Plata Mitchell severely king." In New York. Sept I Col. William Jan. 26 John C. Eastman, owner and criticised army and navv air service. of Chicago Journal. Sept. 10 President Coolldge returned publisher Jan. 27 Field Marshal Baron Grenfell, to .Washington from vacation. famous 12 Brltlnh President soldier. Coolldge named SepL Jan. tl Georg W. Cable, American board of nine to Investigate air defense. Tammany author, Sept. 15 James Walker. Feb. Lane, English candidate, nominated for mayor of New Feb. ft Julius Flalachniann, publisher. million-s- ir York by Dmocrate, defeating Mayor reset manufacturer of Cincinnati at F. I). Waterman nominated by th Miami Hcach. Repabllcans W. Lawson, former Feb It. M. La Folletta, Jr., nominated by for United Boston 12financier. Wisconsin Republicans Mrs. Clio H, Bracken; AmeriFsb. States senator; W. G. Bruc nominated can eculptrrsa. by Democrats. W. Upham of Chicago, Fb. SepL 17 Presidents air Investigation national treasurer of Republican former session. held first board Secretary Kellogg tanceled vie of party. M. II. D Toung, founder and pubSaklatvala. British Communist and del, lisher of Sen Francisco Chronicle union. gat to Interparliamentary lft-Marion La Hov Hurton, Feb. ol. William Mitchell relieved SepL of University of Michigan. president In army because of his of active service Lan James Allen, American author. criticisms of air service. Feb. 23 MaJ. Gen. James H Wilson, Kept, 2ft R. M. La Folletle, Jr, ' acted Civil war corps commanders. of last Wisconsin. from senator United Stats Feb. 14 HJalmar Granting, former Col. William Mitcbrll testifying beof 8wedrn. premier fore aircraft board, upheld his sever Feb. 26 Medill McCormick, U. 8 senacriticism of army and navy air service tor from Illinois. defense plans. and offered 26 Robert C. Clowry. former presFeb. 1 board resumed full Get. Shipping ident of Western Union Telegraph comcontrol of Fleet corporation. J. Thompson resigned from pany Oct -F. Feb. 27 J. I. C. Clarke, veteran newsshipping board OcL ft Convention of American Lesion paper man and playwright. In New York J. E. Msrtlne. former senator from opened In Omaha. Nsw Jersey. addressed OcL ft President Cool Idg Feb Ebert president of American I.gion convention. Urging tolerance, and adequate delens without Oermsny. A. Clark, Copper March Jingoism. magnate and former senator from Mon- leelgh C Palmer forced lo resign a president of Fleet corporation; .timer E. March ft Rlshop William A. Quayt of Crowley elected to place. of house Oct. bishop af- ftlethodlat Episcopal church, at Baldwin. firmed chars of heresy against Bishop Kan. Sun March rft-first presiW. M. Brown of Arkansas. Oct. ft -- John II Mcgulgg of Cleveland, dent of Chinee republic, at Peking. Curson of Kedisston March Ohio, was elected commander In chief at London. of to American Lee Ion. March 37 Oen. Lord Henry Seymour Brown deposed from Oct. Hawiinaon, commander In chief of the F.plscopallan ministry. I, tout, Cyrus Betti. U. 8. A., won Brttleh turret In India, at Delhi March PuUtsi-Warner, former trophy In record time InMItchrl roininlsotoner of pensions, at Clinton, III. field air rare. I J President Coolldt de famous tsnor. Hesske, OcL April accepted resignation of J. W. Weeks a secretary In Nice. D. d Mine. Iterate F. sucDavis to Tasquall, opera diva. of war and appointed In Omaha. ceed him. Alexander Christie tirt. 14 IBshop Murray of Maryland ofApril Roman Catholic dloces of Oregon looted presiding bishop by Episcopalian ora. MacMder llanfnrd City, O, appointHaynes. Inventor of ed assistant secretary of war April OcL for Colonel first American automobile, In Kokomo, lud. Mitchell ordered to cos van October 83. hn 8. Sargent, eminent April Arthur R. Robinson of Indianapolis American painter, In London, United States senator from Intft-a. term 8. Sanderson, secretary of of lat Senator dians to fill out April United states senate. Ralston. t 30 April author. Nicholas Longwortb elected speaker of th house. American Farm Bureau federation opened meeting In Chicago and was addressed by President Coolldge. Dec. I President Coolidge's message man, in Chicago. was read to Congress ... F- - Aldls, pioneer ChiAug. Deo. IS House passed the revenue cago In Paris. capitalist. bill. Aug. 7 George Gray, former United Ogden It Hammond of New Jersey States senator from Delaware. appointed ambassador to Spain. Aug, 8 John Tempi Graves of Georgia, Erls railroad and ten Individuals In- editor and lecturer, dicted In Chicago- for beer running Aug. U Theodore Splerlng, American in Munich. conspiracy. Dec. 21 R. V. Taylor, Democrat, of violinist, Aug. 16 Sir Adam Beck, prominent Mobile, Ala., nominated to be member member of Ontario cabinet. of Interstate commerce commission. Aug. 1ft Victor F. Lawson, editor aed st ft air Oct 26 LleuL 3. H. Doollttl wop Schneider trophy In seaplane race at Baltimore. OcL 27 One hundred and fiftieth birthStates navy celebrated. day of th United Lieutenant Doolittle set new speed record for seaplanes at 254.713 miles an hour at Baltimore. of Colonel MitchOct 28 ell opened; General Summerall. president Generals and of the court, Bowley and Sladen withdrawn for alleged prejudice. Thomas W. Miller, former OcL ol. alien property custodian, four German and Swiss citizens and three German and Swiss corporations Indicted by federal of conspiracy to grand Jury on charges defraud the United States government. Nov. 3 James J. Walker, DemocraL elected mayor of New York; A Harry Moore, "wet" DemocraL elected governor of New Jersey, n Nov. ft Biennial convention of league opened In Chicago. Nov. 8 Janies E. Jones appointed director of prohibition. Nov. ft Colonel Mitchell, opening his defense. made a new scries of charges army and navy air services. against the Nov. 14 Garland F. Ny appointed United State senator by Governor Sorll of North Dakota to succeed th lat Senator Ladd. Nov. IS Federal grand Jury at Chicago Indicted Boston A Maine railroad and 24 Individuals for beer running conspiracy. Nov 23 Mississippi Valiev association convened In St. Louis and demanded Immediate development of Inland waterprojways, Including th Chlcago-to-Gu- lf ect. New tax bill completed, cutting United States revenues by $325,736,000. Nov. 24 All permits for wins making revoked by government Nov. 25 Major General Patrick, head of army air service, in annual report scored administration for neglect of the service. Nov. 26 MaJ Gen. Amos Fries, chief of chemical warfare service, In annual report declared the service was menaced by too much economy. Nov. 28 International Live Stock exposition opened In Chicago. Nov. 2ft Secretary of Commerce Hoover submitted annual report; urged early completion of waterway projects. Dec. 1 All sacramental wine permits revoked, effective December 81. Muscle Shoala board of Inquiry mads divided report: majority recommended lease to private capital for exclusive production of fertilizer; minority opposed government operation and advised division between fertilizer and other prod- Yat-Se- n, publisher of Chicago Dally News. Mlsa Helen Culver, aged philanthropist, at Lake Forest. III. Aug. 22 Sir George Goldie, founder Of Nigeria, In London. Arthur bhtrley, English dramatist Aug. 29 Thomas Hlsgen, Independent league candidate for Presidency In 1904. W. O, Stoddard, once private secretary to Abraham Lincoln, at Madison. N. J. SepL I E. R. Stettlnlus of J. P, Morgan tt Co., In New York. C. Vanderbilt, at SepL 4 Reginald Portsmouth, IL I. 7 Rene Vlvlanl, former premier Sept. of France. SepL 8 Earl of Portsmouth, Sept U Samuel P. Thresher of Chicrusader. cago, anti-vic- e Sept. 14 Max Pam of Chicago, noteft corporation lawyer. Sept. Parsons, former congressman from New York. Seymour Cromwell, New York banker and broker. SepL 19 Marquis Eaton, of Chicago.' lawyer and civic leader Sir Francis Darwin, scientist and soa of Charles Darwin. 2ft Paul American Sept. Bartlett, sculptor, In Rome. 21 A. C. Bedford of New York. Sept. Standard Oil magnate James Deerlng, Chicago and Miami millionaire, at sea. Hamao. Japanese SepL 24 Viscount ' statesman. Ada Lewis, American actress. Sir Pratab Singh, maharajah Of Kashmir. 29 Leon ' Bourgeois. French SepL statesman. 3 William OcL H. Scrlven of Chicago, prominent railroad executive. Stephen Ronan, noted Irish Jurist Oct. 6 Fred Zimmerman, president C. L & W. R. R . at Battle Creek. Mich. OcL 7 Christy Mathewson, famous baseball pitcher. OcL 10 James B Duke, tobacco wag-naand phllanthroplsL In New York. Oct 14. Samuel M. Ralston. U. 8. sens tor from Indiana. Eugene Sandow, famous strong mss. In to OcL 16 Gen. Isaac R, Sherwood, former congressman and Civil war veteran, la Toledo, Ohio. RL Rev. Frederick Burgess, Episcopal bishop of Long Island. Oct. 17 William Livingstone, president ef Lake Carriers . association, la Do trolL Oct. Edward M. Parker of New Hampshire. Dr OcL H. J. Waters, agricultural expert and. editor of weekly Kansas City Star. Job Harriman, Socialist leader. In Sierra Madre, Cal. InOct. 27 E. H. Carmack, surance man of Chlcaro. prominent OcL 23 Theodore Presser, publisher of Etude, In Philadelphia. Oct. 8ft M. B. Atles, president Riggs National bank of Washington Gen. Felix' Amus, veteran of army of Napoleon III. and of the Civil war and former publisher of Baltimore American. OcL 81 L. Whit Buabey, veteran Journalist In Washington Oen. M. W. Frunze, 8ovtt Russian commissar for war. Nov. 6 Dr. Samuel Dickie, presliVnl emeritus of Albion college, Michigan, Nov. 6 P. A. Lannon. former publisher of Salt lake Tribune. Khal Dlnh. emperor of Annam. Nov. 7 Eldrldg Gerry Snow, New York financier. Prof. Nordhagen, noted Norwegian architect. T. II.. Preston, veteran Canadian editor Nov. I Ira O. Baker, emeritus professor of civil engineering at University of llllnola Domiclo Do Gama, Brasilian statesman. Nov. 10 A. J. Earllng. former president of C. M. A 8L P. railway, In Mil- waukee. Nov. IS E. D. Llbbey, millionaire glass manufacturer and art patron of Toledo. Ohio. Nov. IS 3. W p. Lombard, veteran banker of Milwaukee. Nov. 17 J. Campbell Cory, well kno n cartoonist, In Denver.' Nov. 1ft G. O. Shield author, lecturer and editor. In New York. Nov. Queen Alexandra of England. (Tara Moral actress, at Nsw Canaan, Conn. Dr. Taul F.. Pack, professor of htatorv In Northwea'ftrn university. Nov. 34 W. T Brown, vice president' of Order of Rallwav Telegrapher. widow of Threbaw, last kin' of Burma. VI. king of 8lsm. Nut. am A. A. McCormick, former publisher nd civic leader of Chicago, K. Sherman, authority i Nov. on internatlonanaw. In Morristown. N. J. Nov. 2ft Andrew Fletcher, president of( American Locomotive company, In New' York Dee. It A N. fielding, noted silk! Conn. merchant, at Rockville, 1m, 1911. A. "Johnson, publisher' Lumber World Review, In Chicago. Dr. W. IL ThornycrofL Brltlah1 26-- 8upilL , sculptor. James Wood, president emeritus of' American Bible society. Deo. 26 Prof, E. 8. Morse, soologlzt, at Ralsm, Mbs. Dr. C. A. Blanchard, president ofi Wheaton colitis, Illtnol Deo. It Frank A. Munsey, newst paper publisher, ' |