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Show r- - THE PAYSON CHRONirj,E. PAYSON. UTAH Ogy Year yf' --1928 Compiled by E. W. PICKARD , 1 DOMESTIC "j Jan. t President Coolldge held bin Tear reception in White House. Jan. 4 'Three bod lea taken from unken submarine Assistant Secretary of War Hanford llacNlder resinned and President ap- of CoL Charles & Robbins fminted cwa to succeed him. A. D. Lasker Jan. I Mr. and Mrs. tv $1,000,000 to University of Cbl-agfor medical research Seventeen bodies taken from wreck if the 4 Identified. d Jan. 11 Mexican documents Hearst papers declared by senate Investigating committee to . forged. Fifteen more bodies taken from J6ew 8-- o 8-- pob-she- eck of the , an. 12 Democrats selected for their national conven-anfor 20 its set June opening rs. Ruth Snyder and Henry J Gray trocuted In Sing 8ln for murder woman' husband, n. 12 President and Mrs. Coolldge party left Washington for Havana 8-- 4. Hous-Texas- d Senate adopted resolution 1$ vacant the seat of Senator-- t Frank L. Smith of Illinois fsident Coolldge returned to Wash-- n from Cuba. 20 of President Cosgrave Free State arrived in New York 23 President Cosgrave of on President Coolldge and official. Gianntnl. San Francisco bank-Lv- e tl.60O.OOU to University of Inia. 1.4 Senate passed Jones bill for ation of government owned and merchant marine. Senate arrested Robert W Standard Oil of Indiana to answer certain In Teapot Dome Inquiry. 10 Senate adopted resolution third term for President. 2 Herbert Hoover announced plential candidacy bv entering primaries. Senate called for Investl-publi- c utilities bv trade com Ed Jackson of Indian frj-G- ov lalbrlbery charges because of ' fil limitations. of coai BfjJlrdered investigation In Pennsylvania yJinditioni pXlnia and Ohio nPresident appointed Repre ( pjf. R Green of Iowa as ludgt kiing d 1 , -f Pel claims. F Sinclair. H M Day ii and W. 8 Burns found yucriminal contempt ot couil n oil scandal case by Justice Siddnne of District of Columbia Supreme court Naval court inquiry placed blame for disaster on commanders of submarine and destroyer Paulding Feb. 23 HouRe naval affairs committee scrapped the administration navv for program, substituting a bill calling carfifteen cruisers and one elrcraft i 8-- rier within eix veers. March 2 Grand fury Indicted Col R W Stewart for contempt of senate In connection with Dome oil case Sen ne passed bill for registration of lobbyists. Senator Walsh of Idaho entered Demo- -i ttlc race for Presidential Domination March II Rodman Wanarnaker's will provided for 32.000.UUU for trade school ns memorial to his father Senate rejected reappointment ot John J. Each ot Wlaconnin to interstate commerce commlnslon March 17 House passed 2274.000.000 naval bill providing for 16 cruiser end one plan carrier. 21 Chicago March school board found Juperintendent McAndrew guilty of Insubordination and ousted him March 28 Revised McNary-Haugefarm relief bill reported favorably bv house agriculture committee March 27 House passed bill appropriating $380,000,000 for naval construction Marcn 28 Senate passed Jones bill $325,000,000 for flood appropriating cc ntrol March 80 George Remus, former bootleg king" and slayer of bis wife found sane by Ohio Court of Appeals. Senate confirmed all pending appointments to radio commission. March 31 Arthur H. Vandenberg of Grand Rapids appointed senator from Michigan to Oil out term of Ferris. Government completed purchase of n Cape Cod canal. April 6 Cyrus Locher of Cleveland appointed senator from Ohio to Oil out term of late Senator Willis Anrll 8 United States Supreme court upheld validity of flexible tariff law April 12 Senate oaSBed McNary farm relief bill April 18 Socialist national convention nominated Norman Thomas for President and James H Maurer for t President April 21 Hurry F Sinclair acquit ted bv lurv in Teapot Dome conspiracy case. April 24 House passed flood control bill. April 25 Senate passed the 2380.000,- 000 naval appropriation bill after de- amendments attacking Preel-P.- , testing "8 policy In Nicaragua, April 20 Senate ordered an Investt- gation of Presidential campaign ex- penditures Mav 3 House .passed the Haugen f II fill relief bill. Mae 4 Senator T J. Walsh with-r,- t drew as candidate for Democratic Hiesideotial nomination. Mav 6 Hous passed White bill to mnurage the merchant marine Max Mason resigned a president ot uf Chicago. Univaisuy House passed bill raising pay MAy 1 of laa.Ooo government employees. May 88x111 passed flood control Vice - ' rtI , f . '.' Jkjw v I f, ft; j. j. bill, moil fil'd to avoid a veto May 10 Senate passed bill to reorganise liplomatic service promotion I system 16 Mav President rCoolidgt signed flood relief bill Mav 18 Senate voted full DUbllcItv for tax returns. t s May 21 Senate passed finance bill culling 22tuxes 2205.875 000 Mav House overrode Presidents vein of postal pay raise bill 23 President Coolldge vetoed May h. McNarv-Haugefarm relief bill May 25 Congress passed the Muscle Shoals bill and the house passed the Semite failed bv 4 at bill Moulder votes to pass farm teiief bill over President's veto. Mav 28 House and senate conference report of hill approved reducing n s p;1 SY ' Gts , . "'.t ,4'. ?, , - V- mes $8i3noroo ' congress adjourned, leav May Ing Bouider Dam trill unfinished bust the senate ,iV President signed la reduction bill. 30 Mav President- Coolldge delivered . Memorial rtsv address at tlettvsbuig J May 1 President- Cdolidge entailed Cedar Island lodge on Brule river Wisconsin as summer White Jprtbero House , ' " 7 Jon Coolidge let c Muscle Shoal President bill die without veto ot ' ... approval 4 June 13 President and Mrs Coolldge V. ,0 Wisconsin vamp Hoovei nominated by n conven--n Kansas City,Republics J Hon r C convention '1,b,1bllcan Penaioi Charles Cuitis for nomVice PrSl?e1, Uoverttot HMt , htp ot Map ,rom Deumirntn,lar.d wtihilrew rm e In favor of Al Smith res A June Ohio Supreme cort rres, r George Remus from IB - h'1 hfof - ... - t !" V- -l , e ' P ' , - -- wife-elsve- n -- yun 2 secretary ? ot th ,F f lntpJot Hubert G Work made chairman of Republican national committee. June 28 Gov Al Smith of New York nominated for President by Democratic convention In Houston. lune 29 Senator Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas nominated by Democratic convention for Vice President. Julv 4 Independence day accidents In United States caused death of 225 persons July 8 Secretary of the Interior Work named board of engineers to studv Boulder canyon dam project. Julv 7 Secretary of Commerce Hoover sent his resignation to President Coolldge July 10 Prohibition and Farmer-Labo- r In national conventions opened Chicago. July 11 John J. Raskob of Delaware elected chairman of Democratic national committee Farmer-Labor party nominated Sen-to- r Norris for President and Will Ver-eeof Georgia for Vice President botn of whom declined d July 12 Prohibition party William Varney of New York A for President and James Kdgerto of Virginia for Vice President July 20 Roy O. West of Chicago appointed secretary of the Interior. July 22 Capt. Charles Collver and John Mean completed tour of globe tn record time of 23 days and 15 hours July 24 John J RaBkob Democratic national chairman, aevered his connection with General Motors July 28 President Coolldge spoke at dedication of monument to Col. William Colvill Civil war hero at Cannon Falls Minn. Aug 13 airplane mall service established at New York. 15 President Aug Coolldge approved report of board of engineers on Mississippi 17flood control. Aug Secretary of State Kellogg depa-te- d for Paris to sign anti-wtreaty. Reuben Clark of Utah appointed under secretary of state. Aug 21 W F Whiting of Holvoke Mass., paper manufacturer, appointed secretary of commerce and sworn In Aug. 26 Director of the Budget Lord estimated the treasury deficit foi this fiscal year would be St 4 276 346 Sept. 4 Mrs Florence Knapp former aecretary of state of New York, convicted of embezzlement of state funds sentenced to 30 days In tail Sept. 10 Republicans won Maine state election by heavy maiorliies son ot Sept. II John Coolldge President began work a clerk for New Haven railroad Cool-IdgSept. 12 President and Mr returned to Washington. Sept. 19 Annual meeting of the G A. K. opened in Denver elected com8ept. 21 John mander in chief of the G A. R. C. A. 81 Col. Sept. Lindbergh Charles Evans Hughes, and Dr F. M Rooseawarded Chapman, ornithologist, velt medals for distinguished service Chl-a8 OcL Samtarv District disopened new $32.000 000 sewag posal plant, best In world OcL 6 Navy department let contracts .or two huge dirigibles. Oct. 8 American Legion convention opened In San Antonio. United Spanish War Veterans met In Havana, Cuba Unite! ffta'-- s Supreme court upheld to cross the horde right of Canadians daily to work in states. 10 Triennial Oct. convention ot Episcopal churrb opened In Washing ton Oct. II Paul V McNutt of Indiana elected national commander of Amer electoral law putting Nicaraguan ballot under supervision of Americans. March 24 Preliminary disarmament conference adjourned without result after Great Britain again proposed reduction of apital ships. March 27 Mexican government Issued petroleum regulations recognising rights of foreigners In oil properties prior to 1917. April 11 United States government began sounding out the great poyvers on multilateral treaty renouncing war es a national policy April 21 France made public Its to end war. draft of treaty 8 John Bassett Moore reApril signed hi American member of the permanent court of international May 80 Italy and Turkey signed .onciliation and arbitration treaty of June 16 Chinese Nationalist government asked United States for revision of treaties Julv 13 Chile and Peru resumed relations. diplomatic July 21 Japanese troopsin In Shanbattle many Chinese tung killed July 22 Japan refused to accept Chinese Nationalists' repudiation of unequal treaties. July 25 United States offered Nationalist government ot China a new autonomy treaty as step toward recognition. Julv 20 France Invited 14 other nations to igning of Kellogg antiwar treaty in27 Paris on August 27 United States signed treaty Julv giving China tariff autonomy July "( England and France made semisecret agreement on naval reduction. parliament, with Aug. 12 Yugo-SlaCroats absent, ratified the Nettuno conventions with Italy. Aug 14 Argentina cancelled Para-gus war debt of about 24.20U.0OO 000 Union Aug 24 Interparliamentary met in Berlin. 27 antiwar treaty Kellogg Aug signed In Puns by 15 nations. Aug. 31 League of Nations council refused Costa Rica s request to Interpret tbe8 Monroe Doctrine. Chatles Evans Hughes electSept ed a member of the world court. SepL 2.1 Italy and Greece signed and conciliation. trealy of9 amity United States note delivered Sept to Uieat Britain and France refecting their agreement as basis for naval disarmament discussion. Oct. 6 Italy relented the Anglo-Frenc- h naval limitation agreement. Oct 12 Kidiopliune service between United Stales and Spain opened by President Coolldge and King Alfonso. 11 Nov Armistice day celebrated throughout United Stales arid allied of countries Europe Nov 16 Allies and Germany agreed to bold congress to revise the Dawes reparations plan. Dec. 8 Bolivia and Paraguay on verge of war over border dispute. Dec. 10 Conference of American republics on conciliation and arbitration opened in Washington and took urn Bolivia Paraguay dispute. Increased Japan rejected China tariff schedule nnm1-nate- -- Shlp-to-sno- v v se go Troops of Bolivia and Paraguay fought m Chaco region. ' Dec. 16 Paraguay mobilized Its Dec FOREIGN Jan 3 Dr. C C Wu appointed special envoy to Washington by Chinese Nationalist government Jail 7 Lyman F. Barber. American kidnuped by Mexican bandits engineer, killed four of his guards and escaped jan, hi France removed ban on ex Donation of gold Jan 15 Trolzky arid other opposition leaders of Russia exiled to remote parts of2u Asiatic Russia. cabinet of Nor-taConservative Jan. resigned Foreign bus'ness concerns agreed to pav Chinese Nationalist government's new taxes. j James McNeill Installed as governor general of the Irish Free State. .0 $ Norways labor cabinet re signed 12 Cleto elected Presiy Vlquez Feb dent of Costa Rica. Feb 20 Government of Japan won at first universal suffrage election Feb 25 Italians completed subjugation of the Tripoli littorial. defeating rebels in two big battles five Marcn 14 Priest and prominent citizens executed by Mexican firing squad March 17 Miss Nancy Ann Miller of Seattle, Wash., wedded former maharajah of18 Indore at Bombay. India. In Nationalist government March China announced execution of 61 Chinese officers and soldiers responsible for Naoitlng massacre. March 25 All Italy celebrated ninth df Fascist party. anniversary March 26 Famous Tower of Charlemagne at Tours. France, built In Twelfth century, collapsed. March 27 Dictator Pilsudskl defeatIn organization of ed by Communists new Polish parliament. April 10 Turkish assembly passed bill separating church and state. April 12 Attempt to assassinate King Victor Emmanuel of Italy In Milan bv dynamite bomb resulted In 14 deaths. 15 Gen. Oscar Carmona InaugApr-urated President of Portugal. April 16 Chinese Nationalists won big victory over northerners In Shantung province. April 30 Nationalists of China announced occupation of almost all of Shantung province, and cut railway despite 4warning of the Japanese. Chinese Nationalists battled Mav with Japanese at Tsinan Mav 6 Two hundred thousand Rumanian peasants met at Albajulia and demanded the resignation of the government Mav 11 Hipolito Irlgoyen declared President-Elec- t of Aigentina. Mav JO Nationalist party routed tn German elections. Socialists making big gains Slav .2 Greek cabinet resigned Mav 29 Chinese Nationalists cap ured Paotlngfu kev to Peking defenses. June 8 Marshal Chang left Peking for Mukden and was fatally Inlured when his train was linmhed. Jane j Chinese Nationalists began occupation of Peking June 9 Chlang south Chinese generalissimo, resigned June 14 British house of commons rejected Church of England's revised ora ver book. n June 20 deputy killed two Croatian deputies and wounded four In row In parliament June 21 The Chinese Nationalists changed name of Peking to Peiping 1 elected Oenetal Obregon July President of Mexico. 4 Julv government re- 0 27 Nicaraguans Mr greeted Hoover at Corinto. 28 Mr. Nov Hoover visited San Jose. Costa Rica. Engagement of Florence Trumbull to John Coolldge announced 29 Nov Secretary of Commerce Whiting In annua) report told of great of country. prosperity Dec. 1 Hoover visited Ecuador Estelle Manvllle of New York married to Count Koike Bernadotte. nephew of king of Sweden. Dec. 1 Short sesslan of congress opened 4 Dec. President Coolldge's message was read to congress. Dec. 5 Hoover welcomed by great crowds at Callao and Lima. Peru. Dec 7 House passed blllion-dulla- i treasury 10and post office supply bill. Hoover received In Dec. and Santiago. Chile Dec. 13 Hoover welcomed to Buenos Aires. Argentina. 17 Deo. Hoover spent a day In Montevideo. Uruguay. Dec. 18 Hoover sailed for RIo de Janeiro on U S. 8 Utah INTERNATIONAL Jan 2 United States marines des feated Nicaraguan rebels In batle at Quilali. Jan. 10 Pope Plus XI Issued enfoi cyclical rejecting the movement uritv of all Christian churches Jan. 16 conference opened in Havana. Cuba with speech' bv Presidents Coolldge and Machado Jan 84 Rumania and Italy began conference on formation of bloc of southern European nations Jan 28 United Stntes marines tn N'caragun captured Sandlnos stronghold at El Chlpote ar.d Lithuania Jan 29 Germany i signed arbitration treaty Jan tn congress retooled Mexico's plan for reorgantia tlon ot union Feu 6 New arbitration treatv signed on one hundred and fiftieth anniversary of signing of first treatv hv the two nations Feb 10 Plan to make union an American league of nations defeated In the Havana conference Radiophone service between Amer two-d.iv- Franco-Amerlca- lea and Germanv n . Pan American gen-ernll- car-toad- -- MHffh tv aunranUH-n- ort! NUroh Mi NlMvrMttuA t'ootf nunlt'r ihiit r U a . i in 1 Mav Tri Col. head of nnni men N Mvth- -23 Tver I H July led Aug. hept. 106 eck fled by at' SB. in New, Boult) Ur ,rl 4 . i $ the-- . perished Vn " marine sunk by 43 men I iteamer: s . skilled In train flllqn towns de. Y Mt. Etha 4ris sank 240 mffes Joe: I ID lost 715 forms In the Phillb-fast Janlir sled Ja head r Ja Ihalf J Ji IM $1 tlOllfK r f I) I in H wf v Hugo . 'ncenije ttlaf'u t ! v i lo In Kh H V - ' Bjue T0U WHJUm.iourna!.! ifi;f 4v f uk i - hH-- Victol Admiral uants eiin0t41l't lead.r. tlarmiiun Spanish no)! v . I'ommiiiidit in Vtttiq w ur vimulh van homer Bl Hjj.fi H 27 Aug Ne Mar.-mou- s FiwMf,h strategic Aug 2F A. R Sorli' North Dakota. Aug 29 Mary Garrett m New Rochelle, Sept. 8 Rear Admiral leader N G'; William Whitman cotton manufacturer, in Brookline, Mass. Sept 21 Roy K. Moulton, newspa-ohumorist, in St Joseph. Mo. Sept 23 Sir Horace Darwin, scientist and son of Charles Darwin Sept 25 R. F Outcault newsptper comic artist. E Stilwell. Sept. 26 A rai? man. in New York Sept. 29 Brig Gen. W H Blxby, mer chief of army engineers. Oct 5 George Beban'fllm actor. t O t. 8 Larry Semon motion pio comedian. ' Sept 20 er Out -- Mrs 12 Stetson E. mous disciple ofAugusta Marv Baker Edd) Rochester. N Y Oct. 13 Dowager Empress Marl Of Russia Oct. 14 William J Flynn fomer chief of u. S secret service. Oct. 16 Beniamin Strong, govrnor of New York Federal Reserve bnk. Sir Flank Dicksee, English pixiter and president of Rnval Academy. Oct 22 Ailolf Kraus Jewish leder. W Chicago Charles A Towne former U S (mm Minnesota Dr A H Putney. Intel natlnnallaw Hiuthoritv,- - In Washiifn.' Miss Frances Newman." novelist. Oct Ameran Barr McCutchon. American novelist, in New York. Lai. in Rom' 0"t 24T6 Cardinal de Rev R A Torrev evase-41s- t, 0't 23 George at . ITrig Gen J N C R McQuigg. formena-tion- al commander of American Legon. id Robert Lansing former of state Richard Htidnut. American perfm-er- y manufacturer, in France. Nov 2 Eliza Scidmore writer on 'ar East Nov 6 L)r Frank Crane. Amern writer. In Nice, France. Nov. 10 Prince Trepoff Dremieiof Oct. (9 16 . Dr Sabin von ryivof4 radium paint, at .J. . Nov 16 Sohocky.ln-vent- or East OraS moderator Into JProf 4 C Chamberlin re ologiat. in Chicago. Nov 18 Dr John Harding fathbjOt 5 the late President Harding. Nov. 19William A oldfleld. from Arkansas Nov, 21 Hermann Sudermann. Gr man dramatist. Nov 22 George H Jones, chalrff Of Standard oil of New Jersey Nov 23 Tlmmas F Rvan. financr. in New York Dr., E. Y Mullins, president Soulh'n Bapfift Theological seminary in Loi ville.K.y24 Nov Gen Baron Jacques flan .war comi'iindei 26 S( heer commanef Noy oi German fleet in haMle of Jutlanr Nov 28 Admiral P F Fletcher -'- 6 - -- 1 sn-- K' Viscount 19 Aug N .. i illtam Du Pont forinet u PomI, (nteiests. Gen (Jeoige W Go ot t'a nama canal Hdlg uriMfcli nr in it .f iofIdwHsiheit . H wi'forD triIj Asquith CrtmJr Vie I Kov e-- Mass. statesman. Aug 20 CoJ George licist and former Britain Rev J H. Nicely diana presbjteiy . , . J nationak-committeema- Russia, in ft T""- rmV;"ni 'b4 M er . Mn. .. J) 4 '"'-- . -' f grelt , July 22 Dr George Colvin, president uf University of Louisville. Julv 23 Rear Admiral W M. Ftlger. retired in Boston. Julv 28 :T B. Walker, muttimilion-air- e lumberman and art patrol. In , Minneapolis Julv 3u Federal Judge D. C. - Wyater-uavat Cleveland. Ulna ' Aue 7 Prof. E. C. IflTvV of Oliver-slt- v a, of Illinois Aug 8 George E Bren cratic nois. in Chicago Aug II James B. Lau In company" president i torn- swept Purtn, Jlles:, hundred! tissons kfl(ed'b) Mil tfoekforjJ. fit.' If.) krricane reacted Trnobrt'"!' ress. inlured Dnkoia actor man-at-lar- unfctn collminn ill. of- whom- per r.- Italia 27 ishel. . with Biinn. MoitelL June 27 Robert Bruce actor. Shakespearean 29 actor. Leo Ditrichsteln. June June 30 Avery Hopwood. Amedcan olavwright Julv-Howard Elliott, former president of Northern Pacific railway. 9 Julv George E. Chamberlain, former senator from Oregon. Julv 15 H. R Rathbone. congress-- . from Illinois; July 16 Giovanni Giolittt. Italian statesman Dr C L Summers, pediatrician. In Baltimore. Julv 0 Ellen Terry. English ac- -i $$ Injured in Wreck near Aug. Illinois . of Idaho. Holbrook - Mounds.i chno-a- i n, 'eruption wiped oar ''hrfippmea l rCw$drt sank 7 Prof. Hideyo Noguchi, bac 21 May tr ' W Institute. leriologist of Rockefellercritic. Allan Dale, dramatic May 24 Herschel Jones, publisher of Minneapolis Journal May 29 Dr. W A. Young, director of medical research for Rockefeller institute. June 2 Dr. Otto Nordensk Jold. Sued-ts- h explorer. June 6 John D. Works, former 0. S. sinator from California. June 13 Mrs. Emmeline Pankbirst, in London. suffragist, June 17 E T. Meredith, former secretary if igrlculture in Des Mooes, Iowa. June 19 Donn Byrne. Amerlsan-Iris- h novelist, in Ireland. June 21 Marshal Chang Tsc-llManchurian war lord. June 24 Senator Frank R. Gooding DISASTERS 300 dro ,"'ljn rtUroN author. 2 Julv town of William D. Haywood, chief, in Moscow. Bessie Van VorsL Arne: Mav 18 mer I. W May 19 Russiart4((ramer foundered In Black sea: 2u0 drovtied Ian 9 Twenty- tie men killed by mine explosion at JVest Frankfoit. Ill Feb 10 Tw Ivej men killed and 5 hurt in oil reflnafv explosion at Mass kill in fire In Hollingei Thirty-nin- e Told mine at Tiujnins, Ont. Feb li? Tliirtejn killed by mine explosion at Whitelliven. England Feb 24 Jlinetexplosion at Jennv Lind. Ark.. killel3 men March 10 Taf hundred killed by Mount Serrat laalslirie in Santos. Bra 4 ztl.. March 13 Sw Francisquito dam. Los Angeles, broke: water supply 438 drowued J 27 March Sarthquake tn Udine province Italvs killed ten and Injured many 31 -- Earthquake March shattered Smyrna 13killing many persons Eiflosion destroyed dance April hall in West Jlains. Mo., killing 4 14 forty-thre- e killed by April earthquake iolhe Balkans. April earthquake lo y Peru, mani'klled In' central April Greece rumei 'orinth and killed many persons 19 E loston in min at Ma Mav ther. Pa., ktl1 re 198. 22 M explosions at Yukon.' May invir. Ky, 'killed 32 men W. Va.. and June 16 Tl lado ip Oklahoma killed Jan 100. li .,h: "11 Nor Mav 26 fine aries author. h pie-sent- 32 Krech. New York financier. May 4 George A. Thorne. Chicago capitalist. Mav 8 Rev Dr J. S. Stone. EpisChicago copalian divine of W. H. Sanborn, Mav 10 Judge S. Circuit Court of Appeals. In St. Pi Minn. May 16 Sir Edmund Gosse, Engl A. W gvio-olane- 26 ' hi r'tuMif 1 Stni xht gen 's ' disappeated Aug 20 Art Gobel flew from Los 'Angeles to New Y'ork -n 18 hours 68 minutes without stop. Sept. 2 Hassell and Cramer found sate in Greenland: plant disabled. Maurice Bokanowski French minister of air and commerce and four aids killed In airplane accident Sept 5 Thirtv-seve- n airplanes started from New York in transcontinental t air derby Scjit. 10 Earl Rowlald. Kansas, won tn Class A of aerial derby. 18 Sept. Spanish inventor flew. across English channel In new Oct 11 The Graf Zeppelin great German dirigible, started from Fried richschafen Germanv I for the United States Oct 15 The Graf Zeppelin landed safelv at Lakehurst. ty Jp. Oct 17 Cnmmander'H C. McDonald English aviator, started solo flight from Newfoundland (to England in small mane and was lost Oct 25 Tucker xnd Collyer flew from New York to qos Angeles In 24 ( hours 51 minutes Oct 29 Graf ZepMlin began Its trip i back to Germanv 1 Nov Graf Zeppelin arrived at Friedrirhsehsifen Germany 4 Nov Tucker and Collyer cross continent record hoili rs killed in Arizona In cram if pl.ipe Dec i2 Internatnai civil aviation conference opened 11 Washington Dec. 17 Delegate to aviation conference celebrated II Klttv Hawk N C. the twenty-fiftpnniversnrv of the first flight hv the f right brothers . Julv 87 -- Dr Cosmo Lang archhlshop apuulnted archbishop of Caoj teibnrv and primate of all England 40 Manchuria agreed to unlt6 "Julv China Ignorine with Natfnnai ' warning I Russian government named Aug diet Si nr foi distribution of the vear ' runs elect--Aug .5 Florencto Arosemens . piesident of Panama 18 Nationalist government oi AUK He first destrovef j China launched Aug 17 Chinese government decld' ad to terminate 'rttish Danish, eabis mniinpolv In 130 Mongolian armv led hv Riismns ml y.iiint western ALiiwburla defeating' V . "h'nsse troops A og won Ureei 19 enrelos I r le pons 8 pt I President CelJtsof llexi.-' I relured 1 Aug 16 Mussel and Cramer flew from Rockford 111., to Cochrane. Out. ou vyav to Stockholm Aug 18 Rockford flyers left Cochrane for lnunt Evans Greenland, and INDUSTRIAL m yv . steamer. Idzikukowskl and Kubala. Polish aviators siarted flight from Paris to New York. Aug 4 Polish Avers fell in .ocean and were picked up bv steamer Jan 2 Jwenty thousand pulp work. ers of Sweden locked out. Jan. 10- - Instersiate commerce commission approved reorganization of Chicago. Milwaukee & St Paul Ky. 13 New miners union, signed Feb agreement with operators in Iowa field March 20 Consolidation of Maikay companies and International Telephone and Telegraph company announced mine operator March 28 Illinois cease negotiations with mine union Indiana strip mine owners agreed to pav Jacksonville scale for another vear 133.000 coal miners of Mid April die West quit work. Illinois mines April it Twenty-twagreed ta esune on Jacksonville wage scale. April 22 Thousand northern Illinois coal miners agreed to accept reduced wages com May 18 Interstate commerce mission cut the proposed Van Swearm gen rail merger to include onlv the C St O and the Fere Marquette June 10 Locomotive engineers of western roads granted 6 per cent wage increase. 18 Mine Workers United oi July the Jacksonville America abandoned a for basis as scale wage settlement Aug 31 Illinois dual miners' strike settled .on basis of reduced wages Scut. 7 Continental National and Illinois Merchants Trust banks of Chicago merged 18 Federal mediators abanSept doned efforts to settle threatened strike of western railroad trainmen. Sept 29 Presdent Coolldge named board to Investigate western railroad wage dispute Oct. Fiftv thousand German ship' builders struck for more pay Oct 6 Textile workers of New Bedford. Mass., accepted wage cut and ended strike Oct. 18 Indiana coal miners and op erators agreed on a wage scale. Oct 30 Emergency board considering western railroad wage dispute recommended wage increase of per cent without change in rules or 7H with certain changes in operation 19 Nov American Federation of Labor, tn session in New Orleans, declared war n displacement of workmen bv machinery Nov. 23 Western railroad dispute settled trainmen getting 64 per cent raise. A-- m Azores to Newfoundland, were forced down In inidocean and picked up bv s ilMJHPLOGY r d - nI Dec. 4 King George of England ap pointed a royal conimise on to act for during his serious illness. Dec 6 Wilhelm M:klas elected Pres ident of Austria. Dec. 11 Police of Argentina discovered anarchist plot to blow ud Herbert Hoovers train. Dec. 12 Peasant party won the Rumanian election Dec. 16 Revolt in Afghanistan: king and queen took refuge in a fort. 21 President Coolldge Colonel Lindbergh with ConMedal of Honor gressional March 0 Major de Bernard) of Italy set new speed record for airplanes at 366 6 miles an hnur of Europe Stinson and Haldemnn made new enft' fake in southern 63 36 record of durance miuutee hours al towns nd killed V . 30 seconds. April 12 Koehl, Von Huenefeld and Fttzmnurice hopped off from Uubllit for New York t 'he plane Bremen A fj'LlaW Fulim-- dancer. In Parts April 3 The Bremen aviators lafls ed on Greenly island , -- f Yklttlw president of ' Seers Roe. Snail 'of Be) ,B Chum Isle, being the first to make Stefe ris. American actress west nonslop flight crns the i jinl JJiothy j Donnelly, actress April 15 Nobile started ftol on his airship Ital'a fnt the Nl railroad 21 rvIn.'.Hughitt. H April Capt Geoige nd Carl B Eilson comptf hojiilri jitf.'l! humas Hardy across Arctii region from ,f t . row Alaska to Spitzberge ,rd drew. MacLeisb ftffir, " ,hicagaJ I ., , mei rilf1 JaiflH war'd Lt Ryefson' Chicarfo 12 1 congress ad louined after adopting resolutions satiafactorV to the United States Feb 21 Hungary destroyed five of mnelmie guns shipped from Itaiv on eve'- or Inquiry bv League of Nations council 27 Five American Feb niarjnee killed uy . Nicaraguan rebels of State Kellogg 23 Feb SdrreliiryUnited States was .old France the H Th with rad,v to nnOk rtuunctna wm a !awrfr tlotial oolW,' I 0 five-ho- of York n down Feb IU Nov Hirobito formally enthroned as emperor of Japan Nov. 11 Poincare formed new cab Inet for France Nov 25 Mexican troops defeated rebels in bloody battle. Nov 30 Krmlio Pnttes Gil inaugurated President of Mexico March n y November d Australia conference Ontar o government seized gteat stores of liquor readv for smuggling into United States Julv 17 fieri Alvaro Obregon. Pres dent-Eleof Mexieo assassinated July 19 Bodv of Cant Alfred Loewensteln Belgian millionaire found in English channel Julv 21 Revolutionary attempt In Portugal crusned bv loval troops. ' Bills Morone labor leader resigned from Mexican cabinet and fled lu'v 25 Archhlshop of Cnnlerburv pttmate of England resigned effectue opened 1 tran-nila- d 13 Pan Ameix-uFeb congiess luined duWD Argentina's demand to? lecl.nannn tariff walls begainst tween American republic Feb i5 Untied Stales refuaed to lei conference dictate tie immigration policy 16 Feu tionorlo Puevrredon an noutned his resignation as head ot ArKsnlrn delegation to Pan American United congress and as embassador todeclare-tioStntes because his demand for Against high tariffs was turned anti-Sern- 2- -5 signed Alfred Loewensteln. Belgian multimillionaire, disappeared from his plane over the North sea Julv 11 Chinese Nationalists effert-efiscal unity of the country after eight-da- council. 23 Oct government Hungarian clceed four universitiea because ot riota Nov President Machado of Cuba. Nov 3 VintUa flratlano resigned a premier of Rumania Nov 4Cen June Marla Moncada elected President of Nicaragua Nov Poincare of France and ha cabinet resigned South African government of Premier rlertzog resigned and he formed a nw one British parliament opened the king he Kellogg pact ornising Nov 8 Toral assassin of President Elect Obregon of Mexico, condemned to death .nl M ither Concepcion "Intellectual author" of the crime to 2ft years in prisop. Nov. 9 Julio Mamu Peasant party leader made premier of Rumania. Dirigitile Los Angeles began flight to Panama Canal Zone. nonstop 27 Feb i.os Angeles arrived at France ield Canal Zone 29 Woodrow Wilson Feb peaie 000 awarded to Colonel medal and Lindbergh.7 Costes and Lebrix ended March their transcontinental and American flight at San Francisco March 13 Capt Walter Hinchcpffe British aviator and Elsie Jiackav n laindon for hopped off from tic flight to U S. and were lost March 19 Mrs Keith Miller ended 13.000-milto flight from England Yugn-Rlavia- n Kai-ahe- AERONAUTICS Kai-she- Yugo-Slavia- Hinghwa liny Sept 11 Knur thousand revolutionaries arrested in Kpuin for plotting against the dictatorship or17 Mexican Sept dered reopening of all governmit closed churches Svpt IS Fascist grand council established as supreme power in Italy 5 Mexcan congreaa named Sept. Emilio fortea iil provisional President tor 14 months fiorn December 1 Sept. 26 Sweriteh cabinet headed bv Ekman reaigned Oct. 9 Gen Chians k elected President of China bv Nattonaliet days. Feb. James L. Ford, author and dramatic critic In New York. Feb 29 Marshal Armando DtaK Italian commander In chief In World war March 7 William H. Crane, dean ot American stage, at Hollywood. Callt. March 9 Rodman Wanamaker. ppat-IdeJohn Wanamaker stores. March 18 John F Smulskt. chto$f bank"' March 19 Nora Bayes actress, w March 20 James W. Packard. AC c pioneer, at Cleveland. March 21 William C. Sproul. fonaf v governor of Pennsylvania. I March 23 Senator Woodbridg I Ferris of Michigan. March 30 Frank B. Willis. Unit! States senator from Ohio. J Dr Sanger Brown, allenla .loApril in Chicago. 'i R. C. Catton, English dramatist. I '! April 8 Congressman J. A. GalllvaA of Boston. Muss. April 6 Chaunrey M. Depew In New jw'A York W. E. Griffis, author, lecturer and au-- : thority on Japan. April 9 John of New York. April 10 Stanley J. Weyman. Eng. Ilsh novelist. April 16 E. M. Statler. hikel owner, In New York. Charles Sims. English artist. April 22 Baron Gkura, Japanese millionaire merchant. Archhlshop Mora v del RIo of Mexico. in San Antonio. Texas. April 25 Floyd Bennett, famous aviator. in Quebec. Baron Peter Wrangel. leader of "White" Russians. April 27 Congressman Martin B. Madden of Chicago May 1 Congressman Thaddeui G Sweet of New York. May 3 Dr. Edgar Faha Smith, chemist. in Philadelphia. E B. Piper, editor Portland Oregonian rna-ge- in Jan. 1 Lindbergh flew from Belize British Honduras, to San Salvador. Jan. 3 Lindberifh landed in Tegucigalpa. Honduras. Jan. 7 Lindbergh flew to San Jose Costa Kira. Jan 9 Lindbergh landed at Panama his Caribbean Jao. 26 Resuming tour. Lindbergh flew from Panama to Colombia Cartagena. Jan. 27 Lindbergh flew to Bogota Dirigible Los Angeles made landing on airplane carrier Saratoga at sea Jan. 29 Lindbergh flew from Bogot to Caracas. Venezuela Jan. 81 Lindbergh flew 1,050 miles from Caracas to the Virgin islands Feb 2 Lindbergh hopped to San Rico. Juan, Port 4 Feb Lindbergh flew to San Domingo Feb 8 Colonel Lindbergh ended his Latin American tour at Havana Coates and Lebrix. French avtator? who flew across the south Atlantic, ar rived at Washington. 13 Feb Lindbergh made nonstop flight from Havana tn St l.ouis. Feb 22 Bert Hinkler completed solo flight from England to Australia In 15 Bra-tlan- o June S Southern Fiji June 9 Southern Cross arrived safely at Brisbane, Australia. Col inel i.liidbeigh given first of aeronautic degree by New York university. 10 Southern Cross landed st Jung Sidney. 12Australia. June Captain Carranza completed nonstop flight from Mexico City to Washington. June 17 Amelia Karhart and companions. in airplane Friendship, bopped off from Trepassey. N. F. June 18 Captain Amundsen and five companions lost in attempt to reach Nobile party in plane Alt plane Friendship landed In Burry Inlet. Wales. June 19 Major Maddalena reached Nobile ami five companions by airplane. June 24 Swedish airman rescued Nobile. July $ Ferrarin and Del Prete, Italians, hopped off at Rome for Brazil July 6 Italian flyers landed near Port Natal. Brazil, having made new distance record of 4.449 miles. July II Russian aviator discovered Doctor Malmgren and twp companions, members of Noiiile party who bud wandered over lea 42 days, but ha could not land Julv 12 Russian Icebreaker Krassin rescued Malmgren's campanions but found Maltngren had been dead a month: it then rescued the five men left near Foyn Island by Nobile. July 13 Aviators rescued Bora and Von Dongen, who were lost while hunting for the Italia survivors. Cant Emilio Carranza, Mexican good will flyer, killed by lightning In New Jersey 15 Julv Icebreaker Krassin picked up Russian Aviator Chukhnovsky and foot .'ompamons. who had crashed while hunting the Nobile 'party 31 Nobile and survivors of bis Julv oartv reached Rome. Aug. 2 Capt- - G T. Courtney and three companions, flying from the Suva o re-s- ea lean Legion. Oct 10 Attorney General Sargen' ruled Sinclair's Sait Creek oil Held con tracts Invalid Oct. 19 Battlefields National park It. Virginia dedicated President Coolidge speaking20 Oct Congressional medal presented to Thomas A Edison bv President Coolldge. Nov 8 Hoover and Curtis Republicans elected President and Vice Piesident of United States receiving 444 electoral votes to 87 for Sinitb and Robinson. Demociats. Arkansas voted for law to prohibit teaching of evolution In scnnola 12 Nov Walter Olson of Rio. HI won national corn husking champion Ind at Fowler, ship 19 Nov United States Supreme court, upholding a New York law declared the Ku Klux klan an undesirable organization. President-Elec- t Hoover sailed from for good will tour ot Latin San Ped-America Nov 20 Robert W Stewart oil meg ate acquitted of perjury In Teapot Dome case by Jury In Washington Engineers commission repuited to President Coolldge that cost estimates of Boulder Dam proiect were 840.00'!,-00too low Nov 26 President-Elec- t Hoover made stops at Ampala Honduras and La Union. Salvador Annual report of governor of Alaska showed decrease In fishing end mining industries of the territory Nov. 15 Prohibition defeated in New South Wale and Canberra. Australia. Ahmad Zoru became king: of Albania ae Sanderbeg 111. Sent 3 Chinese Nationalist forces cleaned out a gteat pirate atrpnghold ' tired I tec Henry 1 A Haugen 1 j Chief nankei 8 Dec Lord lennvson son of ' tameu poet Dec 3 - Ezra Meeh.ei last of Tra'I pioneers, in Seattle uiegoo - Miss Dec Alice LongfelliVJ ' ianclner ot ihe poet j 8 Dec .Lillies A Palten ChnnO in. tin let .1 ? 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