| Show r THE GARLAND Chronology of the Year 1935 Compiled by E W PICKARD FOREIGN Jaa — Russia dlararded sixthe bread system In operation 'ard Jan — Bolivia a fteneral W? i yearn army went Into affect massacred Jan II — Nomad tribesmen ItT parsons In Africa Jan IJ— Kin Uorla of Bulgaria ousted Fascist cabinet sailed for Feb I— Byrd expedition New Zealand after 17 months In Antarctic Feb I — Germany planned army mtl-or90000 with mlllti running into Feb II —Saarlanders staged wild celebration balling return of territory to Germany — broke out in March I Revolution Greece of Slam abdicated King Prajadhlpok and retired to private life in a land rebels March t— Greek troops In Mneedonla eleven Prime Ananda years old named king of Slam — Greek rebellion ended March when Vsnlzelos tied decienl March II — Hitler loiinilpt army of 640000 March 26 — France prohibited 'export of raw materials ncrei arv for war April — Austrian cubiint derided to Increase army over strength allowed by treaty of—St Germain Nazis failed to win full conApril trol of Free City of Icinxig — King I’oris of Bulgaria April foiled a Fascist plot to overthrow him t’hlang April 23— Dictator ordered all Chinese high school and college students to undergo a year's military training April 26 — Germany re t y t’race cnbmartnes In detinrlVe-osen— El eulherioM ernzclos May tenced to death for part in Greek revolt of allver Jubilee May 6 — Celebration f King Georgs of Great Britain began Greek naval May 11 — condemned to death' for part In revolt May 16 — Swiss court found “Protocols f Zion" wars false and obvious from March 16 — Japan's resignation effective league became March 10 — Ethiopia broke oft negotl Stlons with Italy 14— and France England April Italy at Stress agreed on peace plan for as Germany Europe and denounced treaty violator April 17 — League of Nations council adopted resolution censuring Geunany for treaty violation Hitler in note April 20 —Chancellor to nations rejected league council s resolution condemning Germany 2— France and Kupni May signed mutual aaMMiunce agreement May 19 — i’ope I’lue ciinomved Thomas her who More and Bihop John were executed by flenry VIII — May League of Nations council took up Ethiopia's protect again! Italian warlike action to May 31— Jap in delivered ultimatum China and in pared to occupy Roping and TlentMn acJune 7— Bolivia and Paraguay of Ciun cepted basis of settlement Chaco war June Chinese troop and oflhiols left Peiping and Tientsin a Chinese new Tokyo degovernment rejected mands June 14 — War In Gran Chaco ended by truce June IS— Great Britain and Germany concluded naval agreement disregarding France June 23 Fritted States embassy In Mexico City hornhtd — Ethiopia to the July appealed United States to persuade lialy to ceuat warlike preparations United States July sidestepped Ethiopia's appeal July Ethiopia appealed to the world for fair play in with Italy arid demanded early n lion b League of Nations July 13— United States am! Russia oomludcd a trade agreement July twenty Edit Forty Italians opium killed in border clash Aug 3— League of Nations mum of delayed for one month settlement ta Ethiopia n q ui el 25 mted Mates demanded Aug Itusia stop subversive plotting in Soviet territory Mussolini warned League of Nations Italy would fight any nation taking sum Moris ar a her 2It us M formally Aug rejected the American pjotest uguinet Communist activities Aug 2S— French cabinet voted to oppose mrnrtlofis against Italy Italian cabinet approved formally war prepn a nns Mussolini flails- SelasHiAug Emperor lh rcaruffd VAt dev)opjntnLrt:yo5rfteiurt Ethiopia to An AmerKuiri (oipmutton Second Artierican protest note pent to RusMia on Gommunist plot conSept development cession cancelled by the Amen an owners on reuucHt of American government — League of Nations council Sept met In Geneva and received Italy statement againMt Ethiopia and the latter country reply Sept — League council committee of five nations named to handle Haloratified proposed Filipino plebiscite M uoimi assent Ethiopian embroglio constitution Halle Selassie of ingSept 7— Germany entered formal proay II— Emperor Xthlopla ordered freedom for all serfs test against atia k on Naxi regime by May 26— Crown Prince Krederlk of York New Judge of Sweden Denmark and Princess Ingrid League of Nations assembly Sept married met in Geneva May 30 — Premier Klandln of France R Frank from Kellogg resigned of deputies In defeated by chamber World court financial crisis resigned with his cabiII Sir Samuel Hoars British Sept net told League of Naforeign secretary May II — Boulsaon formed new French ould tions assembly Britain Monte cabinet herself from continent all memJune 6— French cabinet ousted by ber of league to lake sancChamber of deputies tion against an aggressor — Pierre June val formed new of State Hull Sept 12— Secretary French government asked Italy and Ethiopia to kep their — Stanley suereeded Ftaldwln June obligation — under the Kellogg pul Ramsay MacDonald ma prims minister Italian iirlurnt ntused comSept f Great Britain promise on— Ethiopian uuoslion June 16 — Italy called all allver money Sept 19 Jews Hpptaled to League of from circulation In GerNation to slop ’pci out governcabinet forced Mexican many ment rusneii troops to capital — Italy reje ted peace plan of Sept — Former of July King George le ague commit ee Elisabeth Greece divorced by 24 commutes of five League Sept July 10 — Austrian diet revoked banah anuoni'd peace effort ishment of llapsburgs and restored their Sept 26 League of Nation council properties to enforce fU’led e but Italy pa put ban July 22— German government ten (lay to agree to (omiliatmu n all religious youth organizations Sipt 29 (Beat Bril tin promised to — Daw for new government of Aug support collective action against uny India enacted b British parliament aggressor — In 7 Siam plot Revolutionary Aug let Hail Selassie inEmperor foiled formed League of NtilmriM Italian hud Aug 1— Revolt against King Zog of invaded Elhmpiu from Eritrea General JllmnU crushed In Italy mobilization of all Fascist Aug 21— Ecuador army officers ar— Italian mid Oct plane to artillery for President Ibarra rested trying bombarded Aduvva Adigrnt and Ilmiar set tip a dictatorship and Installed An Genkilling and wounding bundled tonlo Pons s his successor eral mobilization ordered by Emperor Aug 29— tjueen Astrld of Belgium Haile Selassie accident killed In automobile — Italian Invaded Oct southern Engagement announced of Bulls of Ethiopia and captured Adigrat in the Gloucester third son of king and queen north of England to Lady Allcs 6— Italians Aduwa Oct captured JOO0 killed Ethiopians Mexican woman workers glv Kept — League Oct of Nations council cs the franchise found — Italy's invasion of Ethiopia "an Dr elected Wetxman Chaim Sept act of war against ail other members of president of— World Zionist organization th league" 15 German retchatag passed Sept - Austria and Hungary refused Oct laws making ths swastika the national to Join in League of Nations sanctions and trade Hag forbidding marriages against Italy of Jews to Aryans and setting up three declared Oct 10 — League assembly classes of German citlscnshlp excludItaly outlawed ing Jews Oct League voted embargo on Sept 17— Manuel Queion elected to be arms and munitions for Italy and raised Brst president of Philippines republic on arms for — miliEthiopia embargo Sept 26 Federico Paec becams of Nations banned Oct tary dictator of Ecuador foreign loan to Italy Oct 10 — Greek republic upset by milimembers of League Oct of munarchy detary coup restoration of Nations de lured a boycott on creed by national assembly an snd embargo on key ex goods Bennett of Oct 14 — Premier K port Canada and Conservative lutrty de21— Germany ended Oct In parliamentary elections by formally feated in League of Nation Liberals led by Mackenzie membership King Nov oidereT headed League of Nation Oct 23 — Liberal government earn tlon nguimiL Italy into elTect Nofcy Mackenzie King Installed In Canada war vember Unis Oct 29— Mussolini decreed Faraguav gave notice of withdrawal diet for Italy from League of Nations 3 — Greece voted for recall of Nov 8— Italian Nov occupied Makale and Xing Georgs — Cbamellor Nov Ethiopia Hitler of Germany Gcrahai Nov war vetMussolini formally protestdissolved the Steel Helmets ed pgainst sanctions erans' association United Nov trade Nov 10— King George II accepted made public call to Greek throne treaty -- Sanctions Nov rlote Serious against Italy by Nov Egyptian 62 nations went Into ctiect gainst British domination succeeded Gen Ihetro and Gen 16— Conservatives British Ltadoglio Nov EmiRo de Bono as commander in chief Prime Minister Baldwin won parliaof Italian armies in ElhmpiA mentary elections of the PhilNov 20— I’ope Flue named twenty Nov 16 — Commonwealth new cardinal ippines established and Manuel Queion Nov 25Leugue of Nations postponed Inaugurated as president on oil against Italy 24— Yin Nov embargo — proclaimed Nov Japan ssixed control of north autonomy for It counties is easlsrn China railways and sent large bodiea Mopel province of China- of troops to the Tientsin area Military revolt broke out In north1— British cabinet decided to Dec eastern Brazil oil Nov 23— King George II returned to embargo against Italy antiupport of Greece aircraft defenses of London oidcied thsNovtlirons new “purge" 28— Hitler started strengthened hundreds Dec — American Irish and Canadian arresting to pian mat in Washington Revolt In Brasil crushed Ill being delegates —Filled air service Dec — Great Britain ordered naval Dec 6— Italian planes bombed Im- reservist officeis to report for duty hospital and palace American penal liana Kerri German church dictator Red Cross tents in Dessye Ethiopia decreed censorship for pastoral letters Emperor Hiulo Selassie formally proPec 6— Church of England commistested to League of Nation — Great Britain and Franca sion rejected claim of women to enter Dec priesthood agreed on last peace oflrr to Baly International naval conferDec 6— French chamber of deputies Dec ence opened in London dissolved all organisaDec llElhiopia rejected tions becams premier of peace plm cmang — Japan's demand for naval Dec China 7— Hopei Dec end Chahar provinces parity lejected by oilier power in Lounorthern China set up autonomous redon parley' Sir Samuel Hoar- - resigned Dec gime of as British foreign secretary be mu 10 — London Dec silver market colitish peace plan opposition to Kranco-H- t lapsed del ei ted Ethiopians in big Italian Dec II — Carlos Mendleta resigned as of Makale Cuba of south battle president — 12 United Mates und Honduras concludDec Fuad decreed restoraKing tion of constitutional government In' ed reciprocity trade agreement council Dec 19— League of Nation Britain consenting Egypt Great t ish peace plan discarded Dec 14 — President Xtazary k ol CzechOuter Mongolia invaded by Japaues oslovakia resigned Dec 13 — Eduard Renee elected presiand Mauchukuan troop dent of Czechoslovakia North Chins autonomy council DOMESTIC stalled Rhode Ulauu Democrats by a Jan INTERNATIONAL and ousted the coup seized the senat fcupi erne coui t 4— Foreltfft-'Jan Jan 2—TnaV of Hauptmann for kidMinister Laixl of the Lindbergh Franco and Premier Musolini tf Italy naping and murdering in in Flemmgton J conference opened part began peace baby — t 4 — Mu"5olirU th congress met Jan anti Laval reached fall agreement on all points In dispute nd organized Byrns - elected speaker and4Hueof Kraace Italy btwe- President Roosevelt in annual 11— The Saar Jan Jan votedto rejoin work relief message proposed great Germany — Jan 1? League set March t as data program to supersede the direct dole 1’resiUent Roosevelt presentJan for return of the Saar to Germany ed to congress a budget for ths fiscal Feb 11— Ethiopia defied Italy t de RH6 for amends In Afrinand for satisfactory calling of expenditures vpr500lhi000u can border row t'niled States Supreme court held March il— Russia decided to sell Chi- unconstitutional Eastern railway to Manehukuo petroleum control pro— of as National the status an Industrial Revisions March 11 Germany's covery act qual power accepted bY Greatto Britain rblt ration' commission orJan March appealed League dered to apologize to United States Of with Germany Nations to deal and pay $50 646 Canadian government treaty crapping of the Y’ersailleedefied1 rum Franco for sinking of tba March fi— Germany running ecboooer l‘m Alopa and Italy rejecting p ro Lee La — la York — Bill In house giving RooseJan velt power over spending of four idi lions for public work and eight hundred million for relief Jan 24 — Jloue passed four billion hundred million relief and works bill Jah 2a — House velt ii borrow New Jan iejl26 vote! power to 1500000000 Roosepay to In Louisiana put Uprising down Loire's troop by Huey Jan 29 — Senate rejected World court ad her ent e rexol u ion Ih'Uve parsed bill to extend RFC for ears armther Jan 3u — Senate paed of hillNewto Leal hoi row mg power by luo P0uu0 — Roosevelt Jm extended auto code to June J6 F North Dakota Supreme court ousted Muorfie as governor Feb 5— House voted down Inquiry into I’ohf master General Gurley a gifu of Htamps to friends - Extension of NKA two years F b tightening uf hour and wae piovlspma juhI retrntion of present htaflf asked by Roosevelt RrohMent Rear Admiral Gary T Gray Fth son nan er) than man of lied Cross Fib Richard IliupMnann fmind guilty of mindering LtndbdiKh s ba iuf d to deal h pay Congiths voted to end federal uts E Wood Chicago I'd run I'd to hi ul mhiorv (ommitte® on ‘vi o(mi Y7ijk reief plan - Th y one on v It s shot wav out rf ’ahinm reformatory gutrd ktMcir eipht prisurois wounded Fch won In is Administration prne court gold clause decisions by to Feb it- urny Fh GARLAND UTAn TIMES Jan 10 — Mary Plckford granted vorce from Lougl&a Fairbanks — House parsed 677000000 Jan dependent— offices bllL Jan 16 President sent message urging senate to approve United State’ entry Into— World court President's Jan message outlined “socialpensafety’ plan and sions Pall Jan 18 — Mrs Anna Roosevelt In 7ew and John Uoettiger married House pned largest bill appropriating Federal judge holds section t'f ii nconst uf tonal in it ftp plhatlun to Welrton Wteol company Federal judge granted 34 Kentmky coal operators Injunctions United Mates from enforcing preventing code March 3— PreMderft asked congress i Byr outright stihsuly to merchant rd- rin to teplurq present mafl ' contract and building loan system March 5— S Williams resigned (May As head of NRA hoard Mtnh moved to r pla( e nil national hank current y with money based on gold taken by treasury — House March repealed pink slip Iniome tat publicity feature Samuel Insult acquitted of embexzle im nt charge —J Crawford Riggs eoUc lU r general resigned 21 — House Maxell Patman accepted Inflation ourmicy plan to pay soldiers' bonus March 23 — Senate passed works relief ALrnh 24 — President gave his ap proval to proposed constitution for I'hUippInes Mar 26 — T’reident left on flphing trip off the Bahama benaie lansed 6’uj 000000 treasury bill March 27— House voted $38000000 to stnruthen navy shore bases Senate voted fi r repeal of Inci'ine tax publicity feature March 30 Coal miners and operators Agreed to continue wage scale until June April — I’nited States Supreme court re Ac tin con h Ho n and d of two negroes in fainuu SrotMmro care Five per end pay raise for railway workers went into effect Con ferem e n port on work April relief bill ac( pted hy senate And house - cs iden Rortsevelt en April his trip and tgned the work relief lull Anil! House passed McSw&in war prolits hill Hcnate ptssed th navy public work bill carrying $3Smi rmo - House April passed administration social ccur It bill - Frink Walker named dl April rector of National 'Emergency council and rhief adviser In work relief ex penditures Toledo branch of Chevrolet Motor company closed bv strike — 24 President creaApril announced tion of three new agent ies for work relief program and named eight classes of pmlccts April 25— Secretary leke named head of works allotment division April 26 — Harry Hopkins made head of works progress division April 29— Supreme court ruled In vor of Ardeona in Parker dam ease motor workers April 30 — Toledo etnke spread to Cleveland and Cincinnati United State May of Chamber Commerce adopt ed resolution opposing leulsiation asaed by the adminlstra tlon — Leland May Harrison appointed minister to Rumania court declared railMay 6— Supreme way pension a t unconstitutional -- Senate May passed the Fatman bonus bill Conviction of William Danger of North Dakota ami four others for conspiracy to misuse federal relief funds reversed by Federal Court of Appeal House May passed the omnibus banking bill — Urenirient Mav Roosevelt estabrural lished electrification division lie uied by Morria L Cooke Dennis Cha vex appointed senator from New Mexico auto striker May accepted compromise settlement — Senate May passed bill extending NKA 1136 until Am il for investigation of Longs resolution Fat Icy rejected by senate May Michael L Representative United States district Igoe appointed attorney at Chicago 16— Senate May passed the Wagner bill labor relation 18— Audit GenMay by Comptroller disclosed great want eral McCxrl In TV 20 — President fixed ’May wages and ell ef program hour for work Norman Armour appointed American minister to Canada May 22— President Roosevelt appearvetoed the Patman congress bonus The house Immediately measure reit parsed May Spnate sustained President s veto of bonus act - Senate nnsned $460000000 May dhv appropt iitinn lull Stales Supreme court May ruled the hkIc structure unanimously nnl wage and labor hmu provisions of unconstitutional wei NR Ke farm fmutgag rnora-- ' toi iumi act held invalid by Suienie coin removal of the pieHdent RMc6dts late Williamr IL Huniphicy a tiade deviated invalid by commlsMoiit coutt natf passed LnpelanJ food iy 2s and otic toil dru iv California pacific expoMtion d at San Lirg( Ut Roosevelt iy revision of Cnt it utnn to give to federal governocoi’omic control ment fsRA June Young George We erha euser kidnaped fr'tn Tacoma fre6d ou of K'muuO ransom House passed Mil exte?ding June K A until April l keleinmeu hj’6 June 9— H 'Waley and wife were Arrested in Salt lak Cnty for and C(nfeeu eyer haeuser kidnaping June lv —Republicans of ten m stale opened "gras roots” conference In Springfield co'ndenutitvg a DeSl — SenatA June passed ths public utility bill —President Roosevelt presentJune ed diplomas to 276 West Point graduate — Senate June passed resolution exNKA to April tending ikelotonized — Secretary June of War Dern vindicated General Fouiois of air mail charges — Prealden June Roosevelt named new NKA board with James I u Neill as administrator a — Houas June extended two fiart Juna 14— House passed AAA amend top flight from Mexico City to Now-- menta asked by administration ark N J June 12— Airways ClipJune 19— President told to congress bis plan to break up great fortunes and per plane started from Alameda Califs wealth taxes for redistribute Midway islands June 13—Chpptr piano reached HonSenate passed the through social security bill olulu House passed the bor d isputes bill June 15— Clipper plane reached Midway Senator Couzena gave federal governislands ment $550000 for industrial workers July Stratophere atballoon blew home colony in Detroit area up whlls being inflated Rapid City D June 25— Gen Hugh Johnson made work relief director for New York Aug 15 Will Rogers comedian and June 26— President set aside )500u0 Wiley Post famous aviator killed in 000 from works fund to provide Jobs plane crah near Point Harrow Alaska - Benny Howard won Bendix for youth of nation Aug air race to Cleveland July 1 — President handed $91000000 to Rex ford Guy Tugwell Sept for rural Neuman of Moline won work Thonipvtjii trophy race at 2— Cie House voliind bill utilities July pased without “death fcnt enre” clause and Kept 12— Iaura Ingalls et new womthen ordeied inventigat ion of lobbying en' record for to eaet for and against the measure fliKht Batura 34 minutes 6 16— AAA tnx zeromia July processingFederal clared unconstitutional Mounrd Muarhea mad- - new Ap Kept by land plane epetd record 333 miles an peals court in Boston 22— General strike at Terre hour July — Haute shut off ail food supplies Kept Fell Wallkus started solo flight from New York tional fiuarrl culled out to Kauris lithuin la July 23— Senate passed AAA amend ments bill Kejit 22 Waitkus made forced landIreland unhurt named L W ingNovat Balllnrohe President Kooevelt — Sir Charles K Cramer to suueed Paul Pearson as gov Australian ernor of Virgin Inlands aviator lost In Bav of lien- Terre Haute general strike called oft gal — Capts A Nov W Stevens and by union A O Anderson of 24— conHouse the army reached July passed liquor record altitude of 74000 feet In trol bill balloon Jul v 26- - Senate passed bank bill as Nov' 13— Jian Batten of New Zea(Dins drafted byO'lVeill land made solo (light across the southJame resigned as head' of ern NRA Atlantic effective August N'ov 22 restorn line’s China July 3 — UougreHH pannedwarbillveterans’ ing $445(100000 in Spanish Clipper left Alameda t’rillf for Manila with flrt atr mall pc unions 23 Nuv oln 5 — New tax Ellsworth bill passed by Aug on house Sight oter Antarctic conti6— Rhode Augr Island Republicans nent China Nov elected Charles F Risk as congressman Clipper arrived at Ma n la the New Deal candidate defeating China Clipper completed round live Auur Fouiois head k — Maj (Jen IL I in la of trip to air cotps voluntarily retired aimy $— Enactment of social security Aug law completed DISASTERS 15— Wt'mite Augpassed new tax billr Jm ?! Eleven miners died in coa4 clenied Federal Judge Hoiie bl 't in i'etinvy vh n id of miHconduot mine of Illinois charges — Senate 24 Liner Ian farm M"R:iuk ank after Aug panned nnl railway pension bills and collision with fiekhter off New Jersey-rescued 1‘ t conference report on banking ftdoptetl bill Jan 26 Toll of dead In southern re hM House pawri GufTey coal bill railwelve dead bill and conference rejmrt way 70 hurt In Texas on tor ntio banking and rivers and harbor - Giant FeD bill airship Macon fell Into 21 off Aug’ forgres enlarged powers sea of TVA senate rer ued (’aliioima coast 81 of 83 aboard passed conceuilng qunrrsl Autfs neutrality 22— House sentencefn coal bill passed accepted utirtties' 23 Fel kHlod ten March biif va’iiev Atlantic seaboard ' storms 12— Floods Ln lower MUIrIiap$ drove thsuTni9s from homes’ April 7— Tornadoes in southern by senate Guffey killed 33 and injured hundreds states House passed resolution for mandatory embargo on arms shipments to April Twenty persona died in Calnations ifornia floods nt —war 11— Fourteen John 23 0 chool children Aug Wlnant appointed Apnlwhen train hit bua at Rockville killed chairman —of labor relations board M! Aims’ 24 Senate accepted conference in reports on utilities new tax and alcohol April —Earthquake control bills and approved compromise kilUd Injuxd 12000 23— resolution liundieda killed by earth April neutrality Texas voted for prohibition repeal and quukr in I’erMa 25— Oregon local state eapitol at April option— Salem burned 26 Congress third Aug adjourned deficiency bill killed by 60 May 2— Earthquakes In Turkey killed appropriation Senator Long's filibuter Mnv Fill of transport plane in Moffet resigned as Aug 28 — James killed Senator Cutting of New federal housing administrator Mexieo and four others of John Hamilton last of Body - Four hundred Chinese miners Mav found near Ottawa Ilk Dllliner 5 gang drownrd In flooded shaft President ordered Sept - Russia' Mav Into vetderxths'of hundreds of warInquiry plane the priant Ma y in Gorky crashed erans in Florida hurricane in collision 49 — Stewart killed Sept Donald appointed beniK In Texas and Toi nadoe and flood fedeinl administrator housing 'dust Imu I" killed a score Oklahoma — Senator P Iong of Sept Huey Flood in Colorado Mav Nebraska Louisiana shot and critically wounded In Baton lives Wyoming took more titan Rouge assayin' killed by Inm Long's Sept bodvguird of 0 encampment Mich Knfnri Long’ d’d 12 — (Hey Nelson of Slater Iowa in R eomnunder rhief of 16 — FiinKHn G Sept appointed fedora n Irnhol ndmln u t or Sept 17 — VotcM of JVnnsyivzinla and New Mexieo rejected chanKcs In state Hut Ion IL Sept Sept i NiitMmnl Grand opened lO— Senator !(t nooevelt pt to WI'A $:)() Anierican Ldon convention opened St Itmis J'unes M Lhmlis was appointed of the Soft coal miners began trlk 26- - f’lexjrlent Sept Roosevelt started on trip to Pacific const of soil coal miners won by Strike th union of Iowa Ida Rav Grove Mitrphv Ho ted oommnnder of American Legion 29 — Nrvv budget announced Sept ducing deficit by more than a billion and a quarter 30 — Van Swearlnpen brother Sept control of their railway pire 2 — President Rooevelt Oct sailed on Cruiser Houston from San Diego Malln Gen Maj Craig appointed chief of staff of army Oct 9 — New Jervev of Error Court and Appeal upheld death sentence for for murdering Kruno Hauptmann the baby Lindbergh Oct 16 — President Roosevelt In Pan2 ama Oct big con I'hlllnpi President nmnno more 17 — Vice President Garner and ir rcasional delegation sailed for nes— Oct 18 William Green of of American Federation president Labor Oct 23 — President Roosevelt landed at Glrar eston Oct bv big ma26 — Farmer voted jority for intention of ni Oei northwest irthqnake d about fi" ooo Munitions plant at f Germnnv blew up scores killed and huiotuiN Injured J u ne Train collision in England killed 30 Foitrtfcn klllodiy airplane Juno May dia k Juno m Golnmbia Juiv 2— Japanese vowels collided In live R Inland lost Thom nd Jh!v di owned by flood toh China at Floods m northern New York July ll s trf -July 15 Thirty thousand lives lost In flood near Hankow China Explosion and fire In Hiram July Walker did distilleiy at Deoria e $2000000 dam submarine sank In July 65 collision drowned — iMunitmn 27 explosion Taino Italy killed factory at July 33 July 29— Formosa hit by destructive typhoon — Thousand dead In flood In July Ma nehukuo — Power dam at Ovada Italy Aug burst about persons drowned Aug 25— Waterspout created havoc in killed Genoa six Hurricane in Newfoundland killed 40 — Nearly 500 in southern by huiricane Steamer Dixie 384 passenger on French 60 mile from all rescued 24— firs in Sept Florida with reef Sept killed went Miami Australia Sydney 26— Fire in London docks did Sept $5 boo 000 damage 28 —Hurricane across Sept swept Cuba killing a score and doing great dninnge — United Air Lines plane crashed Oct In Wyoming killing 12 Hlevtn kilhd and many injured by explosion In Chicago factory Oct 18 Seine earthquake In westand great damern Montana Bn killed Helen age done20 hiAbout Oct 200 persons killed In flu iti hnrric me —Huge Oct plane under homblng r near Dayton in crashed test for Ohio one dead fur injured nited Air lines test p) ins hit hill near Chevennc four killed in Honduras killed lit snd did Flood 2 noonnu damage Nv 17— iiuctlve storm on Atlan tic coast of United States Fiend at Houston Texas did vc dollar’ damage two million coal miner killed by Iec 9 — Sixteen at Goalhurst Oan’ada explosion Eleven ec killed In crash of In England air liner Belgian Dec U Heven million dollar Are In new poet office building’ in Washington Jana IS —Joa Louis defeated Prints Camera In New York Yates of Atlanta July 11 — Charles won western amateur golf title at Colorado Springe tennle team won July 29 — English Davie cup from Americans — Joe Louis whipped King Aug Levtnsky In— one round et Chicago women 17 American Aug team beat English and retained Witgbt-ina- n cup Aug 26 — Lou Sallca won bantamSlxlo Nicobar title beating weight ty in New York Aug 31 — Mrs Glenna Collett Var won women s national golf clumplon-sh- lp Sept 3— Sir Malcolm Campbell of England set new world record of 301 JIT miles per hour with his Bluebird automobile In t’tah — Helen Jacobs retained womeSept tennis championship n’s national 12 — Wilmer Allison won natSept ional tennis championship won national amatLawson Little eur golf title won mlddlewelulx 19 — Kltko Sept championship from Yarox In Pittsburgh Sept 20— Detroit Tlgere won American League pennant out Max Sept 24 — Joe Louis knocked Baer In fourth round at New York kept 27 — Chicago Cubs won National League championship golf team wo Sept 2y — American from British' team Ryder cup — Chicago Cubs defeated Oct Tiger In first world series game 3— Tigers won second Oct gam from Cub — Tigers won third world Oct rles game Roth Tony Canzonerl defeated title lightweight taining — Oct 5 Tigers won fourth gam world seriesOct 6 — Cubs eaptured fifth world rles game — Detroit won Oct sixtla Tiger game and —the world championship Oct 23 John Revolta won natlonsLl P G A championship Nov 15 — Sixto Escobar of Puerto Rico won bantamweight title from Lou Sa u a Nov 19 — Welker Cochran won World billiards championship in Chicago and Ohio Stat Nov 23 — Minnesota tied for Rig Ten football title Yale defeated Harvard In football Nov 30 — Army beat Navy at football Dec — A A U voted for American In Olympic games In Her participation many Avery Hrundage- elected presl dent of A A 'll Joa Louis beat Paulino Dec ctfdtm tn' NVW YWk Lions won professDec 15 — Detroit ional football championship teints NECROLOGY — William Jan Sproul of Southern Pacific railroad Jan 11 — Mme Marcella Sembrlch former opera star Jan 15 Mrs John Dickinson Sherman former president General Federatclubs In Denver ion of Women’s Jan 23 — John Barton Payne in Wash lngton 31 — Richard Washburn Chlld Jan diplomat and author 4— Frederick Wards veteran Feb actor Feb 9 — Cora Harris novelist Fcd 17 — Arthur Somers Roche aut- hor March 5 — Former Justice Oliver l! Holme WTalter 2— Ellery American April author — Warren Delano Robbina April to Canada American minister — Adolph S Ochs owner and April publisher of New York Times April 2s— Raymond T Balter former’ director of the mint April 29 — Alfred I du Tont IndusFla trialist In Jacksonville Bronson Cutting? 0fMpW"Me May 10 Herbert Witherspoon direc tor Metropolitan Opera company in New York May 12 — Marshal Josef Pilsudhkl dlo tator of Roland — S Cohen editor J AtMaj May lanta Journal and former senator K 18— John Drexel of Rhlljg May in Rari delphia K Lawrence— 19 — Col Thomas May ‘Lawrence of Arabia” — in Bovington England — Jane Addams of ChiMay 21 Mis cago famed social worker May 31 — Rear Admiral W L Capps 0 S N retired June6 — Viscount Byng of Vimy June 15 — Edwin P Morrow of Kentucky Gaar Williams noted cartoonist July 6— Maj Gen Stuart HeintxsI-mU S A July 9— Hay Long noted m&gafcino editor July 12 — Lt Col Alfred Dreyfus o France July 16 — Lord Dalziel British newspaper proprietor July 25 — Col II H Rogers of Nsvr York capitalist July 28 — Gray Silver veteran farm leader Williams eduJuly 29 — Dr Walter cator at Columbia Mo 30— Frederick H Clllett July of Massachusetts former snd speaker United State senator Aug 5— Frank ii Hitchcock Tucson publisher and former postmaster general Aug 15 — Will Rogers actor and hor- t nor L iley Pot aviator Aug 25 — Thomas A Edison Jr Ha&sam Americans Aug 27 — Childe art t Astrld of Belgium Aug 29 — Queen B irbusse 3b — Henri noted Aug Freni h author and pacifist Aug 31 — Mrs Harold lekes wife of secretary of the interior — T Walter Sumner Sept of Bishop Oregon crusader against vice — E L Doheny oil magnate Fept — Former Gov S 8 Rennewlll Sept of Pennsylvania 10— States United Senator Sept Huey P Long of Louisiana Sept 12 — Clive Runnells vice president Pullman company Sept 20 — Gen W W Atterbury retired president of Pennsylvania railroad SPORTS Sept 23 — De Wolf Hopper American Alabama defeated Stanford In coined ian — Jan 29 Ernest P Bicknell vlcn Sept football game at Pasadena Roe Bowl Red Cross — Sullivan Jan to chairman — of American trophy awarded Oct Bill Honthron of Princeton Bishop T F Gallor chanby the A of the South cellor of University Jan 31— Canzonerl whipped Rodak in Sewanee — Tenn Oct 7 Francis Wilson veteran comis ten rounds — opera star Oct 16— Maj Gen Milton J Fore Anita handicap 7— Sir man of Chicago March Malcolm Wallags announced new Campbell Secretaryprogram broke own record at Daytona Beach Maj Gen W L Sibert one of builders of Panama canal car 276 mile 5 — Congress of American Indus Dec hour an driving — Schnuding stopped Oct 17 — T V O’Connor former chairMarch of ManHamas try and National Association man U S flipping board for defeat In ninth round nt Hamburg ufacturers adopted platform Oct 20 — Maj Gen A W Greely Aro-t- ic of New leal and return to “American April 6— Cambridge beat Oxford In annual shell race explorer system” 6 — Smith cartoonist Dec Senator Norris of Nebraska Sidney — 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