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Show THE SALT LAK 10 K TJtiiBUfljK, BUjNJDAv; MOKlMiNU, iiLCMBisJi 30, 1928. America's Selection of Hoover for Helm of StateCalledOutstanding Event of Year 7" V: ' haps the most Interesting event In the empire, outside of Great Britain, was the decisive defeat of prohibition in New South Wales and Canberra, the federal district of Australia. In November the South African cabinet of Premier Hertzog resigned and he- formed a new government. France Devoted Much Attention to Politics. France, as always, devoted an enormous amount of attention to politics. Premier Poincare held power throughout the year. In the elections on April 33 he won a decided victory, and when he resigned in November he was persuaded to retain office and form a new ministry. The radical socialists were recalcitrant and Poincare left them out of his government. The tenth anniversary found France in a gratifying state of re- habilltation Most of the farm homes and buildings had been rebuilt, he flooded coal mines had been restored to production and factories had been restored and all were busy. The franc had been stabilized and the foreign trade showed a large increase. Unemployment was almost nonexistent The communists created disturb ances during the summer in Limoges Troyes and Ivry but were effectually suppressed. Several Alsatian auton omlsts were convicted in May and sentenced to prison, but President on his way to Mukden his train was The enthusiasm of the governor' would leave a treasury surplus estibombed and he was fatally injured. supporters was such that there weft mated at $60,576,182. which he deThe nationalists established a com- many assertions that the party would clared offered no immediate prospect of further tax reduction. plete government and constituted stand solidly behind, him. How wrong the prediction was 1 President and Mrs. Coolidge spent Nanking the capital of the republic. their generalisknown to all. It took only one ballot their summer vacation at a fishing Chiang simo, was elected president of the for the convention to choose Senator lodge in northern Wisconsin. Then-son- , council. The name of Peking was Joe Robinson of Arkansas as Smith's John, went to work in the offices changed to Peiping, meaning "northrunning mate. He was the first resi- of an eastern railroad, and in Noern peace." The United States took dent below the Mason and Dixon line vember his engagement to Miss the first step toward recognition of since the civil war to be named oh Florence Trumbull, daughter of the Nathe new government by negotiating a presidential ticket by either of the governor of Connecticut, was ana treaty granting China tariff au- major parties, and his selection was nounced. Prohibition's best friends could not tonomy. Great Britain, Germany, regarded as a wise, strategic move. France and Italy all began negotiaGovernor Smith, on receiving word say much for the success of its en with tions the Nanking government, of his nomination, rather upset the forcement during the year, and its cisqulto dam near Los Angeles broke aire merchant; James L. Ford, be opposed to' it. Senator Borah, ( By EDWARD W. PICKARD. alone holding aloof because convention by a telegram in which he foes were provided with ammunition and Japan 436 were drowned; destructive of chairman the relations foreign domwas Hoover the Herbert of her claim that her old treaty with declared he had not changed his op- by the rather frequent cases of reckIn March: William H. Crane and however, gave the treaty earthquakes in Italy and at Smyrna inating figure of the year 1928 in the committee, was still in China effect. of to use enforcement less firearms r, the by present prohibition Nora Bayes, actors; Rodman position warm indorsement wim many aeauis. United States, this by reason of his his In Kamu province, western China, laws and methods of their enforce- agents. merchant prince, and J. W. Great Britain and France anin Balkans, was sweeping victory in the presidential there an uprising of MohammeEarthquakes ment. John J. Raskob. chairman of SO that they had Packard, automobile pioneer; Senaelection at the close of the most In- nounced on July dans and more than 200,000 persons the finance committee of the General Admits Little Progress Greece and Peru. tors W. N. Ferris of Michigan and would be reached an were teresting campaign the country had a basis for agreement that to In been have Demoslain. was Smuggling. made Motors Suppressing reported in the Fraffk B. Willis of Ohio; W. C. corporation, In April: Earthquakes negotiating the reduction had in many years, and his "goodin Famine conditions reand under and national cratic chairman, Shantung .The attorney general's annual of naval armaments which the Balkans, In Greece and in Peru fatal 8proul, former governor of Pennsylrewill" tour of the C nihil provinces continued practical his leadership the party, for the first port admitted that little progress has to many. In May: Mine explosion vania; Viscount Cave. British statesUnited States had vainly sought to i publics, unrelieved and in in obtained ly It time In the made September been years, many smug long suppressing at Mather. Penn., killed 198. In June man, and Gustav Ador, Until the verdict oUUoe polls was bring about. was reported that 2,500,000 persons ample funds for the campaign. gling of liquor across the Canadian One hundred perished in a tornado of Switzerland. The terms of the agreement were rendered, Mr. Hoovers rival for the not were facing starvation. bonier, although the dominion gov In Oklahoma. In July: Three hun In April: Chauncey M. Depew; Ai Smith of fully revealed, but it was soon r,rMv,; Both Candidates Made eminent did what it could to help dred drowned when a Chilean trans- Congressmen J. A. Gallivan of Bosn.w vnrt 'w .imArf Minftllv in the discovered that they provided that Spectacles When Hirohito Town. Several howSpeaking In various ways. There was, Britain should have all the port sank; Libog, in the Philippines, ton end Martin M.' Madden of ChiWas Enthroned. public eye and the public mind. Eco- Great several ever, no reason to believe that the destroyed, by volcanic eruption. In cago; Stanley J. Weyman. novelist; made Both candidates light cruisers, destroyers and sub nomically and financially the coun- marines s Hirohito formal first time fie as and for for the the enthronement would law tours, modified, of 600 tons or less that she speaking dry August : Italian submarine was sunk R. C. Carton, dramatist, and Charles try enjoyed a prosperity that has the 134th emperor of Japan, which radio was used extensively in the newly electecLcongress was believed in collision, 37 men drowning. In Sims, artist, all of England; Dr. Sanseldom been equaled, notwithstand- desired; that capital ships of the size took place on November 10, was pre- - campaign. The people were to be strongly dry. September: Theater fire in Madrid, ger. Brown, noted alienist; John A. and armament needed by the United ing the fact that the problem of re- States The convention of the American Spain, was fatal to about 130. In Dix, former governor of New York; accompanied and followed by oughly aroused, and the religious is-- a were to be limited, and that, lieving the troubles of the agriculleadcere-1 of succession the sue. though deprecated by French submarine was E. M. Ctatler. hotel owner; Floyd extraordinary Legion was held in San Antonio, October: turning to land forces. Great Britain turists remained unsolved. monies, in accordance with imme- - ers of both parties, would not down. Texas, in October and Paul V. Me- sunk by a steamer and 43 were lost. Bernett, famous aviator; Archbishher opposition to TT custom. corncut morial issue These national was also and elected the November: Destructive floods hi op Mora y del Rio of Mexico; Baron Nutt to JnVprlnciple In Outlaw It prohibition spectacles of conscription, which KtUofT Treaty were witnessed by many thousand of both ways. In the middle western-- mander. At the same time the Missouri and Kansas; terrible storms Peier Wrangel, leader of "white" would enable France to maintain the JI.n"ll2f.dJr?2 War Outstanding Event. Japanese and by throngs of tourists and western states the question of United Spanish War Veterans met on the Atlantic coast of Europe and Russians. the outstanding largest army on the continent reforms in the procedure of those from all ports of the world. In Sep- farm relief was played up, but In the in Havana, Cuba, tn September the on the Black sea, resulting in the Internatioaally, In May: Congressmen T. C. Sweet event of the year was the putting Storm of Disapproval tribunals. tember the heir presumptive to the end it was overshadowed by the fact Grand Army of the Republic held its loss of many lives. of New York and T. S. Butler of forward of the Kellogg Breaks Oat throne. Prince Chichlbu, was mar- that the country in general was ex-- ; encampment In Denver and chose 4 Pennsylvania: Sir Edmund Gosse of Germany Reported multilateral treaty to outlaw war and ried to Miss Setsukt Matsudalra, ceedlngly prosperous, and pie voters John Reese for Its commander-in-chie- f. Industrial England and Hassle Van Vorst of its signature in Paris by nearly all A stormIn of disapproval broke out Distinctly on Upgrade. descendant one of most of to care not an make did experimental Japan's America, authors: Allan Dalo, draAmerica but also in En the civilised nations of the world. not only under the combur ancient but relish a most herself 4. them Germany, laboring of Nor did famines, f matic change. critic; Professor Hldeyo America's prosperity was reflected Efforts to accomplish a reduction of gland and France, and the statesmen den of the reparations payments, was moner. She is well known in Wash- the idea, of and Dr. W. A. Young of the Aeronautics entrusting the governIn business done the armaments, made by the league of who had negotiated the agreement said by her ambassador to Washingunprecedented man and his ington, where her father was am- ment to a Rockefeller Herschel Institute; nations and by various statesmen, were denounced for their stupidity, ton to be distinctly on the upgrade. bassador from Japan until recently. friends. AllTammany the Jones of Minneapolis in all. the prosperity isand E. B. Colonel Charles Lindbergh carried by the stack exchanges and had no definite results, but the Kel- for it was immediately evident that This notwithstanding unfarather The universal first election factor. sue was the suffrage deciding probably not counte- vorable business conditions and an in over into the new year with his tour enormous increases In the value of Piper of Portland. Ore., journalists; logg pact was looked on by most peo- the United States would men and of The American Japan was held on February 30, countries securities. During the summer the Dr. Edgar F. Smith of Philadelphia, the eal step toward world peace. nance such an arrangement Our Increase In the number of unem- the government winning by a scant women, went to the people, Novme-bple as on eminent chemist; Federal Judge W. polls around the Caribbean sea. and in- strikes of coal miners in the bitumiThe tentn anniversary oi- - tne government was not slow to express ployed. The government's method of plurality. 6 and in numbers, H. Sanbord of St. Paul; William D. unprecedented was maintained terest his in doings armistice found the questions of Ger- formally its rejection, and Italy fol- settling labor disputes by forced arbiGeneral Alvaro Obregon. the when their ballots had been cast 39 he nous fields were settled, and in Jtily Haywood, former I. W. W. chief in 1938. On February through man reparations still unsettled, but lowed suit. The result was that the tration failed to function in the fall only surviving candidate being for the Hoover and Curtis carried forty the United Mine Workers of Ameri- Moscow. the governments most concerned agreement was disavowed and aban- when the Ruhr Industrialists locked presidency of Mexico after the recal- states with a total of 444 electoral was awarded the Woodrow Wilson ca the Jacksonville scale were about to open a conference for doned. out 335,000 metal workers despite the citrants had been suppressed, was votes, and Smith and Robinson had medal and $35,000. and three weeks as aabandoned basis for wage agreements. In Fonr Famous Evacuation of the Rhlneland and award of the court elected, on July 1, to take office on carried eight states, with eighty-seve- n later President Coolidge pinned on the anthracite the purpose of determining finally arbitration special fields the deplorable Actors In List. his breast the congressional medal what and bow the Germans must the fixing of the total of the repara- which granted the men a small wage December L But on July 17. as he votes in the electoral college. conditions remained practically unIn June: Holbrook Bllnn, Robert conon was still tions insisted became he of honor. In saw obligations May of also close the The was attending a banquet in his honyear Increase. pay. Hoover's majority exceeded even that nected with an air changed. Mergers of large banks and B.' Man tell, Leo Dltrichstein 's by Germany. By the terms of the transport com- of and The coalition cabinet was split wide or, be was assassinated by a young of Wilson In 1913. steps being taken by President comautomobile was to she Dawes manufacturing agreement paying open early in the year, chiefly over a native named Torsi. pany. Late In the year he flew administration for the reopenJohn and Avery d, actors, Doolsy, were Trainmen on sums but of the panies completed. was account, there Mexico and regularly large Hoover Smashed guest ing of the question of American ad- the concerning religious Instrucplaywright; John D. Work, time when the payments should dispute Crime Created Ambassador Morrow, which gave rise on western railroads threatened to herence to the world court In the ParliaSolid Sooth. in tion schools. certain was coming no nearer. The alto the report that he was to marry strike for more pay and changed former senator from California; Fedhope that the European nations end mentary elections were held on May Great Sensation. Moreover, he smashed the solid Miss Morrow. rules, but after the federal medi- eral lies at last this intoler- 30 with Judge Adam C. Cliffe of Sycamight accept the American reserva- able situationrecognized The crime created parties sensaa contesting. thirty Florida. ators failed to settle the dispute Presgreat Maryland, south, winning In and in November it The result was a events some saw The great year tions. triumph for the tion and the trial of the murderer Tennessee, North Carolina and aeronautics. First of these was Bert ident Coolidge named a board to han- more, 111.; E. T. Meredith, former was agreed that a congress of ex of the the left, especially Texas. Smith's states were Ala- Hinkier's solo flight from England dle the matter and the men were secretary of agriculture; China Provided Much Senator perts should be convened to revise parties social democrats, and a correspond- - and his alleged accomplices was bama, Arkansas. Georgia, Louisiana, to Australia in fifteen days. Then awarded a wage Increase of 6 the Dawes plan and try to fix the ing setback Interest In Far East Frank R. Gooding of Idaho, Donn for the parties of the watcned with Immense interest In Massachusetts, Mississippi, Rhode in cent. The American Federation France per total Von was Huenefeld and persisted Toral Koehl reparations. November, convicted and ' Island and South Carolina. April were the In the far east, China provided The nationalists He of Labor Meld Its annual meeting in Byrne. Irish Ameriean novelist: Dr. that the question of rep right. heaviest losers. The election also condemned to death, and a nun, felled to carry New York, though of Germany and Fltzmaurice of Ire- New Orleans In November much of the interest, and to the re- in the idea and de- Otto Nordenskjold, Swedish explorer; be should tied with arations that Mother made from up acthe was Dublin, who warConcepcion land, was starting lief of the world its internecine J. R. Bone, editor Toronto Daily Interpreted as an indorsement cused of Franklin Roosevelt, Democrat, was first westbound her war debt to the United States, of Foreign across clared war on the displacement of nonstop being the "intellectual flight Minister Stresemann's fare was ended with the victory of of Star; Mrs. Emeline Pankhurst, Enof the crime, was condemned elected governor of that state. When the Atlantic, landing on Greenly workmen by machinery. Washington made it plain that policy of reconciliation and fulfillthe nationalists. Japan furnished a but ' glish suffragist; Marshal Chang 4 could not be. to twenty years in prison. It was the popular vote was considered, tne isftnd in the Straits of Belle Isle. this T30-Liment formal incident of in the international Manchurian leader; Genspectacular obligations defeat of Smith did not seem so Sports Hermann Mueller, socialist leader, up to the national assembly to coronation of Emperor Hirohito. eral Much Talk About was Swlnehart, American soldier of Made Remarkable Flight choose a provisional president to humiliating. The total vote cast took the post of chancellor was rather more and fortune. of and Done. Little 35,000,000, Disarmament; Across Arctic Regions. Gene Tunney, champion heavyformed a new coalition cabinet from serve fourteen months from Decern- - approximately In July: Captain Alfred Lowen-rte'peaceful than usual, with the excepIn the annual session of the league members of five parties. On Octo- ber 1. and, President Calles refusing these Smith received about 15,000,- Captain G. H. WHkins and Carl weight, whipoed Tom Heeney of New tion of Nicaragua, and in that re000. Belgian capitalist; Howard Elwas much ber 1 about 50,000 of the there nations was anit soon to in and Emilio Zealand B. assembly remarkable a after job, given Portes Eilson made and July, flight marines American workers public the yard liot, railroad executive; G. E. ChamThe Republicans made important across the Arctic an. about disarmament but little if went on strike for ship talk his retirement from nounced the Point from an more in regions succeeded pay. bringing diplomats berlain, former senator from OreThe government showed rather1 ES Barrow to Spitzbergen In April, The ring, and the title is still to be won. gon; Congressman H. R. Rathbone end to the civil warfare and in giving any advancement toward that end. more leniency toward the Catholics commission had ad- Italy Seems to Be Southern Cross, with a Tommy Loughran, light heavyweight of, Illinois; Ellen the little republic a real election of The preparatory English acthan in the previous year and on "l ?u journed In March without result and Making Steady Progress. of four, flew from Oakland. Cal.. champion, disposed of Lomskl and tress; D. C. Davies.Terry, a president 'T " crew director of Field of 17 Louden its "l 'e"" ordered Holland, won it chairman, all Canzoneri Latio. at the churches Hawaii September with to 4 Tony Australia, 4 stops lf With Premier Mussolini still Its museum, Chicago; Giovanni Giolitti, all hm,,f,v, v,. men were urged that before another session dictator, Italy seemed to be making reonend Himv and the Fiji islands; and two Italian featherweight title by whipping Ben- Italian statesman; International Dr. George Col-ylower ""H' DVnS.r. , . there should be a private conference twelvemonth to the lost Bess Andre oftenTed it rebels. to and later it Brazil. Rome from flew aviators ny progress, and the supremacy president University of Louisof the naval powers. This was not steady " ! two Routis. the Graham continued pisaid, waj their Ear and Amelia hart by In Bushy of priests, June, captured the was fascist confirmed Rear Admiral W. M. Fotger, party Early in January President Cool- liked, nor was the suggestion of and the conflicts with the gres!!' Representative Berger of from ville; lots flew from Newfoundland to bantamweight championship The duce put activities and strengthened. rct!red; Federal Judge D. C. Wester-havwas defeated. Oscar ue Wales. Art Goebel flew from Los Schwarte. w idge created a precedent by Journeyr nntum.,. Berastorff of Germany that there be into run some- - consin, effect his for of Cleveland: T. B. Walker, reorganito to plan attend (he an early meeting of the disarmament Havana. Cuba, f-ing it, th.V..- - Priest, who ran as a Kepumican tn Angeles to New, York without stop samrninarv In golf. Macdonald Smith won the conwas the first opening of the egro elected in 18 hours 58 minutes, and Tucker $10,000 Los Angeles tournament; wealthy Minneapolis lumberman and conference without waiting for the "SLSDSS art patron. TV ference and to deliver an address be- preparatory commission to act. Fi- huvi.iuj nu (iuwci in iiir Junius to the use In thirty-fiv- e years. by the government that and Colly er made the same flight in Walter Hagen won the British open fore that body. He returned at once. nally a resolution was adopted call- of the grand council, accomplished mulg.ted wowent Political Leaders British Leblanc 51 old toward far the and Mile. 34 that hours in direction ending Weeks other After Election the Two reform and put through montetary leaving tne interests oi tne united for a meeting early In 1939. dispute with the United States. minutes. Soon afterward these two men's open title; Johnny Farrell Die in August a law for his pet scheme of land recHoover Tour. Started States in the able hands of Charles ingJohn Bassett redeMoore, American, were killed when their captured the American title by In Evans Hughes and his fellow dele- signed on April 38 as a member of lamation and utilization. Arranged for Honest Two weeks after the election Mr. airmen in Arizona. Another plane George E. Brennan. Bobby Jones, but Jones IllinoisAugust: A vast amount of public works was great feating Democratic leader: George gates. At the Instance of Mexico it the permanent court of international Hoover sailed from San Pedro. Calif., crashed Presidential Election. was the agein won the national amateur K. Morris, New York of the achievement flight was decided that the union should justice, commonly known as the started that gave employment to Republican American marines were try- on a good will tour of the republics huge German dirigible Graf Zeppe- championship. Tommy Armour won not have power to consider political world court Most of the national many thousands. On October 38 the ingWhile leader; Colonel George B. Central and South America that lin from Friedrichshafen, quite successfully to pacify Nic- of Germany, the Metropolitan. Abe Espinoza the publicist: Congressman L. A. Harvey, two months, and he to was last questions, though some of the dele- groups nominated Charles Evans entire country celebrated the sixth aragua and about to Lakehurst N. J., carrying mails, open western. Frank Dolp the profesquite unsuccessfully to of gates tried earnestly to make It vir- Hughes to succeed him, and the as- anniversary of the march on Rome catch Governor that he would not select freight and paying passengers, and sional. Glenna Collett the women's A. R. Sorlie Massachusetts; 8andlno, the rebel chieftain, announced the advent to power of the fas of North Dakota; Maude On return. his his tually an American league of na- sembly and council of the league of and cabinet after until Mrs. Pressler the westand Oeneral national return. Frank Brigadier as safe as her cist and McCoy of ceremonies the tions. Granger, actress; Oil Robinson, cirhis he was received everywhere nations confirmed Mussolini, inpart ern women's title. front of the tomb of the head of an American electoral withtrip cus man; D. M. Delmas. noted San Honorio Pueyrredon, head of the the choiceoverwhelmingly enthusiasm by the officials and Tragedies of Air on September 8. commission was arranging for an unknown the burned soldier, Francisco attorney; J. B. Laughlln, publicly Amateurs insisted that of the countries visited, and It Were Numerous. English Argentine delegation, people nest and Impartial presidential was believed the tour would do public debt certificates amounting steel magnate; Viscount Haldane, the union adopt a declaration against Central Europe Thrown Walker for Beaten Cap. to a numerwere cicvwuii. air of iiiid the $7,000,000 which had been returned km auiiiurum oy Tragedies British statesman; Marshal Emlle the maintenance of tariff walls be- Into Great Excitement. much to cement the friendly relaThe team of English amateurs that the most spectacular being the by public spirited citizens. Treaties decree oi president Diaz. The vot tween the American republics, and Fayolle, noted French strategist; tions between the Latin American ous, as the new year began cen- of amity ers Just were Walker to for over adcame the try in on which cup loss were of the properly registered Italia, the airship signed during year when Mr. Hughes would not listen to tral Europe was thrown into Mary Garrett Hay. suffragist. nations and the United States. team. American the when was to vance, and went great beaten the a by Nobile of with and Commander and they Greece. On Italy Turkey In September: Maurice Bokanow-sfc- l. April this and it was turned down by the excitement by the discovery at the 12 an Legislation for naval construction, 4 each man was The baseball season provided easy attempt was mac to assas polls on November large party were exploring the ArcFrench cabinet member; Rear occuconference, flood relief Pueyrredon control farm and resigned Austro-itaiia- n In five car to of New York Yankees frontier his thumb the tCinrr a in stain Vtrtnr Bmmimul in required sinate The victory for dip tic regions from Spitzbergen. Admiral G. F. Wlnslow, retired; both from his delegation and as am- loads of machine guns from in much time the pied congress to National In the American a the Knmh shipped election with prevent The lee floes and league. Hvn.mii. uiim repeating. tk dirigible fell on the bassador to Washington. Bishop J. C. Hartzell of first of the year. The first, as final- some IUUy 10 Hun,iry ruler escaped Injury, but fourteen was carried off peaceably and resultof the men fyere carried away league the race was close and was Urban Shocker, baseballCincinnati; fUI32?U.tf!?usly pitcher; ed in the choice of General Jose ly passed, provided for the consrtuc-tlo- n with the balloon ixi viutauwii ui Mir neat? ui 1 11 iuu. persons were killed Cardinals. won The Louis St. Feand Occasion to the never and by part Lincoln Eyre. American war correof fifteen cruisers and one plane The oowers of the Little Entente Maria Moncada, the liberal candifound. Denounce Intervention. Others, with Nobile, were world's series was taken handily by spondent; Roy K. Moulton, humorand In carried (364.000.000. carrier demanded that the league of nations Romania Torn date. His majority over Adolfo after many attempts by air- the Yankees. Before this occurred he and many make an ist; R. F. Outcault. comic artist; the matter of flood control President rescued and but this was By Dissension Bcnard, conservative, was about Harvard defeated Yale in their Brigadier icebreaklng steamers. planes others found occasion to denounce opposed byInvestigation, General W. N. Bixby: E. esstates Insisted the that IlliCoolidge of Mussolini, and Hungary battle. fafootball University Rumania was torn by dissension, A. Stilwell, railroad mate; Sir HorCaptain Roald Amundsen, the intervention by one nation in the in merely destroyed the guns without must share interested the Dr. pecially of the Vincente won Colindres was nois the elected championship was mous polar explorer, among ace Darwin, scientist. ternal affairs of another, the attack, offering any excuse for the incident the peasant party demanding a share of Honduras and President cost, and the measure adopted recthose who attempted to reach the Big Ten. Elevens from Stanford of course, being aimed at the policy and before the league could take ac in the government. Finally the re- president approSouthwas reelected. On ognized this principle ar, Machada of of Cuba the volt an BTrW and and University Widely Known Editor university, Hprtnilft he that survivors Prmlar by airplane, Of the United States in the Case Of linn Mnrertver Hnmrarv neniad th. Bratiano was forced by the regency p0100" 12 Hlpoltto Irlgoyen was priated $325,000,000 for the work. his five companions perished in the ern California and the Oregon AgriPasses in October. middle-weflKanfus. u it was eviaem mat a league s right of Investigation. Italy to resign and Juliu cultural college invaded the president of Argentina. President Equally Maniu. leader of icy wastes. lit March Captain WalIn October: C. W. Barron, editor resolution embodying these views finally consented to an inquiry, and strikHe Is were Over east Mac-kaand the of and y seventy years age. has Insistent ter Hlnchcliffe and Miss Elsie could not be carried unanimously, nothing much further was heard of the peasants, came into power as been in of Wall Street Journal; George Against Bill. head of a coalition government. public life for forty years and of England attempted the west- ingly successful. further discussion of the subject was the affair. Semon, motion picThe president was equally insis- ern France's wonderful tennis players ture and Larry Ahmed Zogu, the handsome young is deeply beloved by the masses of flight across the Atlantic and referred to tne seventh conference. 4 stars; A. F. Seested, publisher tent McNary-Hauge- n the the against Don defeated Florencto the American team, retain- of Kansas Argentine of dictator people. sea. Carranza were lost at Albania, decided that his Captain Definite results of the session were: farm measure relief City Star; W. J. Flynn, and when both of Mexico, who had made a nonstop ing the Davis cup. Helen Wills, our Foreign country should have a king and pro- Arosemena was elected to the presi- houses The acceptance by twenty states former chief of U. 8. secret service; it he vetoed it. Anwon the chain of woman was and passed Panama star dency New moted player, to to himself inauguratfrom Mexico takthat York, City flight position, of a code of private international Strong, governor of New Great Britain pursued the even ing the title of Scanderbeg III. To- ed on October 3, and Dr. Jose Gug-gia- rl other major piece of legislation was was caught in an electric storm as he pionshios of Prance. Wimbledon and Benjamin York federal reserve bank; Robert law; adoption of resolutions that dis- tenor was chosen president of Parathe United States. of Its way, but was not in good ward the close of the year It was reNew in and home rted perished of a subbe Juridical nature putes more than 1200.000,000. The Boulder Lansing, former secretary pf state; condition. The great num- ported that he had broken his en- guay. Jersey mitted to arbitration, that aggressive economic Frenchman Captures George Barr McCutcheon and Fran4. canyon dam project, so dear to Caliwar be outlawed and the republics ber of the unemployed, especially in gagement to the daughter of a comDown Forced Fliers ces Newman, novelists; Rev. R. A. was American title. the subject of a long and fornia, Domestic districts, led the govern- moner and would seek a bride of of America committed to the use of the mining Torrey, evangelist; Sir Frank Dick-se- e. bitter fight The house passed the In Midocean. of France to Cocbet the ment the blood of is try he Since a captured royal devout helpexperiment peaceable means for the settlement English artist; - Dowager EmCaptain C. T. Courtney and three men's American title from Hunter. Nothing else was so intereslinir tn bill, but when congress adjourned of all disputes between them; the ing many men to migrate to Canada Mohammedan, his choice was lim to engage in agricul- ited. and It was believed he might the oeoole of the United States as the on May 39 it was left as unfinished companions, flying from the Azores William T. Tilden was suspended in- press Marie of Russia; Brigadier Australia and of F. R McQulgg. former comthe codification of beginning work. This was successful to select a daughter of the lung of business of selecting their next presl- - bjietneos tn the senate. to America, were forced down in definitely by the United States Lawn General international law; the signing of a atural for tht short Congress assembled limited extent but did not especial- Eevnt but were picked up by a Tennis association for violating the mander of American Legion. Hunt Th, .i.. . , ,, , luiMu-iconvention on commercial aviation, owiim In November: ckuy Dr. Frank Crane and J' wlln 1 Soviet Russia's rulers have not yet and from the beginning it was tol- ly please the dominions. Early tn the provision of the ama- Eliza pros" steamship, and the same thing hap- player-writand the putting into full effect of the year Scidmore, American writers; of pass nvany "nportant mea- to two Polish aviators who teur rule. solved the great issue of how to rec- - erably apparent that Secretary the women's parliament passed pened of sures except sanitary code. necessary supply started from Paris. The Olympic games were held in Professorof T. C. Chamberlin of UniHassell and iieroert Hoover would On PeSruary i, the one hundred .franchise rneasure. known as - the oncile the conflicting interests of the versity Chicago, noted geologist; "flappers' bill," and trim about- fin industrial. apd. the agrarian section win the Republican nominauen, and bill.". The Republicans decided that Cramer of Rockford, 111., flew to Amsterdam, and the track and field Dr. and fiftieth anniversary of the sign- million John Harding, father of htte more women were given the of the population, and during the that Governor Al Smith of New York the flatter of tariff revision should Cochrane, OnC end thence started kames were won by the United States of first the between the vote. ing treaty with 173 points. El'Ouaffi. an Al- President Harding; Congressman W. year there were sporadic revolts of would head the Democratic ticket. be taken up early in January, but for Stockholm va Greenland. United States and France, the two A. Oldfleld of O. H. Jones, the session of parliament the peasants, without result. The G. O. P. national convention it was virtually agreed upon that They reached their first stopping gerian from Paris, won the mara- chairman of Arkansas; Oil nations signed a new arbitration theDuring Standard of New house rejected the .prayer book 13 in Kansas City with this and farm relief should be passed place. Mount Evens, but their plane thon race. met on June pact binding each party not to go to revision proposed by the authorities Government Continued Thomas F. a on to Jersey; Ryan, New York Horse racing had a busy and prosspecial session which Mr. was too crippled to continue. In the Hoover delegates strongly enwar with the other, jhe American of F. Its Rear financier; Admiral FletchF. Hoover Earnest call. had said he Efforts. would the Church of October Commander H. C. Mac Donand perous year. Relgh Count captured trenched, the onlv other nrnminent government at the time suggested Churchill introduced England, The government ald. English aviator, undertook to fly the Kentucky Derby. The English er, retired; General Baron Jacques, continued its candidates being Frank O. Lowden Gave an Account that a better way would be to unite budgetary scheme for a spectacular local earnest effort to enlist financial aid of Illinois and Senator Charles Cur- from Newfoundland to England alone Derby was captured by Fe1st sod, a Belgian commander in world war; reforming tne efforts or the twwwni to ob , , . , . i Admiral Scheer. commander of GerOf Stewardship. in a small plane and s lost at sea. long shot j ,a , ne 01. uccesses us oi --.ansa. 'o L. tain the adhesion of all the principal TVTK3S"-tS- 3 man fleet In battle of Jutland. ' President Coolidge in his message A novelty that may be promising 4 r UI " LUWO'Il WaS supported by the lead COnUlCl Wim " ; luuviruuil iBifim Wt a declaration c j na A. Fltxroy the International General E. an wan of account the invented ers his of gave Electric by gyroscone captato wantfarm planer I who Necrologf.-organizations stewardship r .n denouncing (Copyright. 1928. by the McClure "n ;was elected to succeed nun Attacks1 company of New York fnr thp nur ed the McNary-Haugefor five and a half years n and pic- a Spaniard In which he flew across ', -- .77 " .i.:,. agricultural - Newspaper Syndicate.) ou police led to a) chase of $35,000,000 worth of electric reuer bill, and they promised that tured the state of the nation as most the English channel, rising and metropolitan .,nf the Thta MT t hTinn. i Among of the i. - mere would oe a tremendous dem favorable, with peace, prosperity and descending almost vertically. 'T "u lu in irjis country meexwere death taken V" mpiuriii multilateral treatv whirh Srrr.arv 17" during by Aefvtnt thoyear of New th lmwmtmrt nf atH TJv., ploltauon of the country's rich oil onstratlon by farmers if the conven- - good wa unprecedented. Chief 4 the following: of State Kellogg later proposed to the mmtsstoneT resources was carried on energetical tion did not at least adopt a plat among his recommendations to the Disasiers In January: Loie Fuller, dancer: Srt fof Ptane Flight chief powers One by one the na- ly The rtrlea governing concessions form plank to their liking. This lavmaieri were: t ions Emily Stevens and Dorothy Donnelaccepted the plan to principle. Kln Geerge Contracted to foreign business interests A system of farm relief consisting were turned out to be a false alarm, and No disasters comparable with the ly, actresses; Marvin Hughltt. railsome of them with reservations, and Inflammation of Lnaunv MARSHALL. Mo., Dec. 39 (JP. radically modified in September. Hoover went over easily on the first of a federal farm board and stabilizathe road builder; Thomas Hardy and Vi- The advent of the New flattatknt floods afflicted was tenKUn Georgr contracted inflamma-fiGenerally speaking. Russia was in a ballot after the resolutions commit- tion Mrporatlons to handle crop sur- United States in 1S38. but southern cente Blasco Ihanez. novelists; Louis tatively set by Blaine MYear Tuxhorn toof the lungs late in November healthier condition than at J ISSfti! tee had fixed up a platform to con- pluses, financed In the beginning by Florla was and Williams Post. Talcott Arthur any another for by tropithe start of his attempt to swjpt day and hl condition beeam, so time since the revolution. form to his policies. Senator Cur- a government revolving fund cal storm in September that killed Clarke, Journalists: F. H. 8tead. En- break the world's endurance flight " the Prince of Wale, and his Under the rule of President Musta- - tis was consoled with the nomination of the bill providing for 2200 persons and ?ely Earl Hals, commander-in-chi. -vast did editor; glish record in auu property a vmi.01 llic open cockpit monoyvMum. brother, the Duke of Gloucester, hur- - pha Kernel. Turkey moved steadily for vice president Mr. Hoover se- fiTteen additional cruisers and one damage. The same storm already had of British armies in the plane which tiny will eereossny waa performed. be refueled from the a nedlyfeturned from hunting trip: onward toward modernisation Islam lected Secretary of the Inferior Hub- airplane carrier, but without the re- ravaged the Antilles, the losses In world war. end Admiral J H.de The Kansas City pilot plans In Africa. His majesty appointed a was decreed to be nolorurer the Left Open far Adbeoa ert C. Work for chairman of the na- quirement for laying them down in Porto Rico being especially heavy. A Rnbeck of the Britirh navy; Major ground to take off at midnight. December 31. roral mmmiesaNl. headed by the religion, and late In the veer the tional committee, and the campaign three years. Of in Nnrmhr tat Oeneral O. W. Ooethals builder of Final tests aentjttinnal the synchronizing canto act for him during his ffl- -' emmenr ordered The substitution of work was Ratification of the Kelloia rrmlti- - th- - s'nklng of the steamship Veetris the Panama cmtial: Rear Admiral non, which of promptly organised. The pact was left open for the ad- will project fuel containa new alphabet with Latin charac laferal treaty for the renunciation of off th- - Vinrinla rane with th Voaa Victor Blue. U 8. It.: Anrw Mar- - ers 30 of flight of the No the Doubt of Smith ,th,n along Dr. Randall Thomas Davidson ters instead of Arabic The status war as an instrument of national Inf iu iim. , '"J?'Le:h. E. L.Ttverson and Williem du plane, enabling line H to pick them un, mml' trchblshop of Canterbury and pri- - of women continued to improve. Nomination After Opening. The Policy commercial Count Pont magnates: o other disasters the worst were: civilized wor.d had accepted mefe of England, created a with a large hook attached to a cable, A more effective law to promote precedent assembly passed a new law of naThe Democrats met in national in anuarv: Ruian steamer foun- - Hugo Hamilton. 8wedih statesman will be made tomorrow. Promising as this movement to- in July, and Dr Cosmo tionality containing many interest- convention in Houston. Texas, tne consolidation of the railroads and the Earl of Wrrrick. , on in th Riiev h.mi ward rrMraI peace seemed, it was jby resigning, Tuxhorn and Walter H. Barling, Lang, archbishop of York, was June 38. and from that moment there into a few great systems ing features. droTraed: mine explosion at West In February: Herbert Asaulth. designer of the little Diane nowered by certain elements to some pointed to the place The Earl of of the was Chinese no natlonalof s doubt Smith victory The Frankfort. Tenn.. killed 31. In Feb- Earl of Oxford, former BriiUh pre- - with a sixty horsepower engine, are . , insvictory countries, especially the United Rir.enh.aH was won arter long and hard southern Democrats, however, being Next Day Kabmittrd ruary: Tr.elve killed by oil refinery mier; Prince Charles Lichnowsky. confident it can exceed the record StatesBandltBly. with cynical dert- - state for India and Ucceeded by fighting, and despite the opposition nearly all dry and Protestant, made Budget for IJJ8. e:.r:ion In Everett Mass.: fire in German diplomat: M- hi! Armando of 80 hours and 7 minutes held by viacount peel On February James of Japan Marshal Chang fso-Lim..I. TT": nn June as such thev muld a budget Ho'linger gold mine at Tlmmins. Ont. Diaz. Italian comirfander-l- n Next and tight he submitted day -chief In armv fliers, v i"r iv riicvt. iu Mrrvri.i mm mviJa itwr t Manehwrian war lord, was forced 28 the nomination of Smith Par the fiscal year 1930. calling for kil'ed 39 In March: Tndltde tn world war Eddie Foy. veteran com-- 1 Belgian 1J mmm m (M senators were known to general of the Irish Free State. Per-The copilot for the night has not 1 to abandon Peking on June 3. and on accepted the first ballot with wry faces. expenditures of 83 780 719 47 This Santos Brazil killed 300: San Fran- - edlan: E B Butler Chicago million- been selected. yet Kellogg's Treaty to Outlaw War Stands Out With Vast Importance Picked, Reviewing Events, Gives Proposed Pact Greater Weight Than League of ts tions' Efforts Toward Disarmament. Latin-Americ- rnmnr Nation's Great Prosperity Seldom Equaled in Past, Says Analyist Kai-She- k, Economic and Financial Progress Despite Fact That Problem of Relieving Troubles of Agricultural Industry Unsolved. Wana-make- 1 thor-cede- d, FSSft f? S ed hl if Latin-Americ- er Cool-tdge- Hop-woo- 1- -3 au-th- or" Latin-Ameri- ca n. ,""': r&jTJLStt. "Z" n, J..T Wte-trnr- er hv " " Froth-ingha- 1 0. st Be-b- -- mid-ocea- n. 1 er Sl ' ' .r1 ma 'L0- ,ii 1, .nn.iu ,t.j Yir T Ztrl "on I L totSawtSVSltSrTn .! ef tt i n. ! - 74 '' J i.rd ri, v. av -- ' -r 1 n -- i , m V |