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Show THE RICH COUNTY REAPER. RANDOLPH. UTAH Sept. 24 American Legion elected- Harry W. Colmery of Topeka national commander. C H. Williams Ruhe of Pittsburgh elected commander-in-chie- f of G. A. R. 25 Sept. Harry Woodring given recess CHRONOLOGY French parliament passed franc devalua- tion bill. Oct. 4 Serious appointment as secretary of war. Sept. 26 Flour mill workers strike in Minneapolis ended by compromise. Oct. 20 Ambassadors Suvich of Italy and De los Rios of Spain and Minister Mar-le-r of Canada presented their credentials to President Roosevelt. Oct. 23 Burlington Zephyr train broke world record in run from Chicago to Denver Oct. 30 Strike of 37,000 maritime workers tied up Pacific coast shipping. Nov. 3 Roosevelt and Gamer rt elected President and vice president; electoral vote 523. to 8 for Landon and Knox. Nov. 6 General maritime strike voted by workers' committee. Leading steel producers announced wage increases averaging 10 per cent. Nov. 10 National conference on labor leg-- OF THE YEAR 19 3 6 COMPILED BY E. W. PICKARD DOMESTIC Jan. 3 Congress opened its session and President Roosevelt delivered bis message on the state of the nation. Jan. 6 Supreme Court decided the AAA was unconstitutional. President Roosevelt submitted budget message lor fiscal year 1937. Jan. 9 Democratic national convention, opening June 23, awarded to Philadelphia. Jan. 10 House passed immediate payment ol bonus bill. Jan. 13 Supreme Court ordered return Of impounded processing taxes. Jan. 20 Senate passed bonus bill providing payment by baby bonds. Jan. 21 Deficiency appropriation bill asked $58,200,000 for New Deal. Jan. 24. President vetoed bonus bill and house voted to override the veto. House voted $296,000,000 for AAA farm contracts. Jan. 27 Senate passed baby bond bonus bill over Presidential veto. Jan. 31 Huey Long's widow appointed senator from Louisiana to fill out his term. Feb. 4 Senate repealed cotton, tobacco and potato control acts. Feb. 5 House repealed the three farm acts. Feb. 6 House voted to impeach Federal Judge Halstead Ritter of southern district f Florida. Feb. 16 Supreme Court held invalid the Louisiana law taxing newspaper advertising. Feb. 14 House passed $545,000,000 army appropriation. Feb. 15 New farm bill passed by senate. Feb. 17 Supreme court upheld right of TVA to distribute electricity developed at Wilson dam. House voted to extend neutrality act one year. Feb. 18 Senate passed neutrality extension bill. Feb. 21 House passed new farm bilL Feb. 24 Maj. Gen. Johnson Hagood removed from command for criticizing administration. Feb. 26 President Roosevelt vetoed seed loan bill. Feb. 28 Interstate commerce commission cut basic railway fares to 2 cents a mile. Feb. 29 President signed revised neutrality act. . Completed Boulder dam turned over to reclamation service. March 3 President in message to congress proposed new taxes of $1,137,000,000. March 4 Completed Norris dam opened by President Roosevelt March 10 Arthur W. Cutten of Chicago, noted grain speculator, indicted for income tax evasion. March 11 District of Columbia Supreme court permanently enjoined seizu a of telegrams by senate committee. March 18 President Roosevelt asked con- for $1,500,000,000 for relief in next gess year. March 22 President Roosevelt started on annual fishing trip. March 23 Senate passed War department bill. appropriation March 24 Federal Judge Barnes in Chicago declared national labor relations act unconstitutional. March 30 Federal Judge Samuel Alschu-le- r of Chicago resigned. April 3 Bruno Hauptmann executed at Ttenton, N. J., for kidnaping and murder of Col. Charles A. Lindbergh's baby son. April 16 President Roosevelt returned to 5f j Washington. 13 April President appointed General Ha- good to command of Sixth corps area at Chicago. April 17 Federal Judge Halsted L. Ritter of Florida found guilty by senate on im-- , Seachment charges and removed from April 29 House passed $863,606,666 tax bill. May 1 Alvin Karpls, "public enemy No. 1," captured in New Orleans. House passed $531,000,000 navy bill. May 8 Senate passed house naval apbill. propriation May 11 House passed $2,364,299,000 relief and deficiency bill. e farm mortgage May 13 Frazier-Lenkrefinancing bill defeated in house. act declared invalid 18 coal Guffey May by Supreme court. court declared invalid May 25 Supreme the municipal bankruptcy act. nominated Norman Socialist party Thomas for President. Florida ship May 30 Senate approved canal appropriation. June 1 Senate passed relief and deficiency bill. United States Supreme court held Invalid New York minimum wage law. June 4 William B. Bankhead, Alabama, elected speaker to succeed tjie late J. W. Byrns. June 6 Texas Centennial exhibition opened at Dallas. June 9 Republican national convention in Cleveland. opened 11 Gov. Alf M. Landon of Kansas June nominated for President by Republicans. June 12 Republicans nominated Frank Knox of Chicago for vice president. President Roosevelt delivered address at the Texas Centennial exposition in Dallas. June 14 President Roosevelt dedicated George Rogers Clark memorial at Vincennes, Ind. n Delivery of bonus bonds to veterans June 17 House defeated Black-Smit- h bill, and Florida ship canal bill. anti-lobb- y June 18 Congress passed bill. June 20 Congress adjourned. June 23 Democratic national convention Philadelphia. opened at June 26 Franklin D. Roosevelt renomiacclamation by Democrats. nated by June 27 John N. Garner renominated for vice presidency. July 7 Postmaster General Farley given leave of absence until after election. July 11 Roosevelt dedicated $65,000,000 New York bridge. sons left July 14 President Roosevelt and "" on two weeks' cruise. . July 15 Townsend followers opened con-vention in Cleveland. July 23 Alf M. Landon officially notified of his nominatibn for Presidency. , July 29 President Roosevelt ended vaca-Bon cruise at Campobello island. N. B. persons. 23 petroleum Aug. 4 Fifty-eigconcerns and three publishing companies indicted by federal grand Jury for violating anti-trulaw. suspended ten Aug. 5 A. F. of L. council unions dominated by John L. Lewis. Social Justice, for Union 16 National ' fa Aug. convention in Cleveland, indorsed Lemke for President of United States and elected Father Coughlin its president. Aug. 24 William Phillips, undersecretary of state, appointed ambassador to Italy. Aug. 25 William C. Bullitt named am bassador to France, vice Jesse I. Straus, re-Bifresident Roosevelt began tour of Augl SORuth Bryan Owen resigned as minister to Denmark. . Sept. 3 President Roosevelt met Governor Landon and six other midwest gover-nor- s at Des Moines in drouth relief con ht st , b y j b fcrcncCt a. . Sept La4 lj Sept. 14 All Minneapolis flour mills closed Maine senatorial and state election carried by Republicans. Sept 20 G. A. R. national encampment opened in Washington. American Legion opened convention In OevoUisI, dedicating Peace Gardens. ) riots in Paris between communists and nationalists. Oct. 5 Italy devalued the lira. Oct. 11 Arab general strike in Palestine against Jewish immigration called off. Oct. 14 Belgium dropped all military alliances. Oct. 30 Spanish rebel planes bombed Madrid killing 189. Military coup forced reorganization of Iraq government. Nov. 3 King Edward of England opened parliament, pledging the nation to peace. Nov. 7 Spanish government fled from Madrid to Valencia. Nov. 15 Spanish rebels forced crossing of Manzanares river and entered one sec- tion of Madrid. Nov. 18 Roger Salengro, French minister of the interior, assailed by rightists, committed suicide. General Franco, Spanish rebel chief, declared blorkade of Barcelona. Nov. 24 Dictator Stalin presented new constitution to Russia. Nov. 28 Military revolt in Quito, Ecuador, suppressed by government. Dec. 1 Spanish loyalists launched great offensive against Fascist insurgents. Germany decreed death penalty for those who hoard wealth abroad. New Russian constitution approved by islation opened in Washington. Nov. 12 Great San Francisco Bay bridge formally opened. Nov. 14 Engagement announced of Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr., son of the President, and Ethel du Pont. Nov. 16 American Federation of Labor convention opened in Tampa. Nov. 17 President Roosevelt started on trip to Buenos Aires. Army board of engineers recommended completion of Florida ship canal. R. G. Tugwell resigned as assistant secretary of agriculture and resettlement ad- Oct. 25 Germany and Italy reached agreement for unified political action. GerNov. 6 Naval powers, excepting many and Russia, signed agreement to "humanize" submarine warfare. Nov. 12 Nobel prize in literature awarded to Eugene ONeill, American dramatist; in physics to Prof. Carl D. Anderson of California and Prof. V. G. Hess of Austria; in chemistry to Prof. Peter Debye of Berlin. Nov. 14 Germany denounced navigation clauses of Versailles treaty, resuming sovereignty18over her internal waterways. Nov. Germany and Italy recognized Franco's Fascist government of Spain. Nov. 24 Nobel peace prize for 1935 awarded to Carl von Ossietsky, German pac1936 for to Carlos Saavedra Lamas, ifist; Argentine foreign minister. Nov. 25 Germany and Japan signed agreement to fight spread of communism. Nov. 27 Spanish government asked League of Nations to deal with menace to peace caused by recognition of rebels by Italy and Germany. President Roosevelt addressed Brazilian parliament at Rio. Chinese revealed Japanese plan to create Inner Mongolian puppet state. Nov. 29 League of Nations council called to deal with Spanish war matter. Nov. 30 President Roosevelt arrived at Buenos Aires. Dec. 1 peace congress in soviet congress. Buenos Aires opened with speech by PresiBritish house of lords defeated bill to dent Roosevelt. permit mercy killings. Great Britain charged that Germany had Dec. 2 British Prime Minister Baldwin sent 6,000 armed soldiers to aid Spanish pleaded with King Edward to accept cabinets advice to relinquish his intimacy with insurgents. ministrator. Dec. 2 Nicaragua recognized the Franco Mrs. Wally Simpson. Nov. 26 Joseph E. Davis appointed amgovernment in Spain. Renewed rebel air raids on Madrid killed bassador to Russia. Dec. 3 President Roosevelt visited MonNov. 23 U. S. Supreme court upheld New hundreds. tevideo, Uruguay. in York states unemployment insurance law. Greece d'etat foiled governCoup by China demanded removal of Japanese mament. A. F. of L. convention approved suspenrines from Tsingtao. Dec. 3 King Edward defied cabinet's desion of rebel C. I. O. unions. Dec. 9 France and Britain proposed plan Nov 25 Federation of Labor voted mand that he choose between the throne for mediation in Spanish war. Mrs. and of labor party. formation Simpson. Dec. 12 Twenty-on- e political against American nations Dec. 5 Pope Pius stricken with paralysis. signed resolution for peace and security at Nov. 27 American Federation of Labor reRussias new constitution given final ap- the Buenos Aires conference.' convention declared for 30 hour week and elected President William Green. congress of soviets. proval by Italy and Germany signed trade accord Dec. 6 Mexico offered to let Trotzky, Nov. 28 International Live Stock show relating especially to the Danubian states. Russian exile, reside in that country. opened in Chicago. Dec. 7 Mrs. Wallis Simpson announced Nov. 29 Herman Strelle of Alberta won DISASTERS her willingness to renounce her association wheat king title for fifth time. Dec. 1 Government chartered ship sailed with King Edward of England to end the Jan. 9 Earthquake killed several hundred crisis for Alaska with food. persons in Colombia. Dec. 10 King Edward of England abdiTwo more unions Joined in maritime work-cy-s Jan. 12 Thirty four drowned when cated in favor of his brother, the duke of freighter strike. Iowa foundered at mouth of CoGlass company York. Dec. 2 lumbia river. Dec. 11 British parliament and the doplant at Ottawa, 111., closed by strike. to 14 American Airlines plane crashed minions accepted Edward's abdication and in Jan. Senator Borah announced opposition a swamp in Arkansas, killing 17. the accession of George VI. reduction of French war debt. March 14 Disastrous floods in northeastDec. 12 George VI was proclaimed king Longshoremen at New York boycotted ern states. of duke of Britain made Edward Great and French ship. March 19 Floods in New England and Windsor. Dec. 3 Dr. F. E. Townsend and two asstates killed scores of persons and shek of China eastern sociates indicted for contempt of bouse of Dictator Chiang Kal caused many millions of loss to property. kidnaped in Sianfu by mutinous troops of representatives. 26 Fourteen persons killed in March Automotive workers strike extended to Marshal Chang. in Mexico. Dec. 17 Giuseppe Motta elected president plane crash Goodyear tire plant at Akron, Ohio. HamilApril 5 Tornado at Tupelo, Miss., killed of Switzerland. Dec. 4 Republican Chairman John 187. ton announced he would submit his resigArmy bombing plane crashed on Blue nation on Dec. 17. mountain, Penn., five killed. INTERNATIONAL Dec. 9 Final election returns showed April 6 Tornado killed more than 150 at Roosevelts plurality to be 11,069,699. r Jan. 1 Emperor of Ethiopia protested to Gainesville, Ga. Donald Richberg resigned as special asApril 7 Eleven killed when TWA air League of Nations against use of poison gas sistant attorney general. by Italians and bombing of Swedish ambu- liner hit 30mountain near. Uniontown. Pa. Dec. 15 President Roosevelt returned to lance. Forest fires swept a million June Washington from South American trip. Jan. 4 Italian flyers bombed Egyptian acres in Kentucky. Dec. 17 Republican national committee Red Cross camp in Ethiopia. July 29 Fifteen men drowned when sand rejected Chairman Hamilton's resignation. Jan. 15 Japan withdrew from naval con- motorship upset at Chicago. Ten miners killed by gas at Dowell. 111. ference in London. British Red Cross unit in Ethiopia bombed Aug. 5 Eight killed in crash of Chicago FOREIGN & Southern Airlines plane. by Italian airmen. men and boys killed 22 Seven Gomez 10 elected president Jan. Jan. Aug. 14 Twenty-twEuropean powers pledged Miguel of war forces against Italy, if In train wreck near Louiseville. Quebec. of Cuba. Jan. 17 Eleven acquitted, nine convicted Britain was attacked. Aug. 28 Typhoon in Corea killed nearly Jan. 29 Manchukuo opened military op- 400. in great Stavisky fraud trial in Paris. men killed in GerOuter of died. 20 erations Mongolia. Aug. 31 Twenty-eigh- t Jan. against King George England Italians defeated Ethiopians man mine explosion. Feb. 15 Jan. 21 Former Prince of Wales proafter six 1days' battling on northern front Sept. 5 Ten persons killed in crash of claimed King Edward VIII. March Jan. 23 Premier Laval of France replane near Pittsburgh, Pa. Ethiopians defeated by Italians sightseeing Tembien in area. another in battle, Sept 13 Avalanche at Loen. Norway, great signed. 24 March 3 League of Nations committee killed 74. Albert Sarraut formed new Jan. asked Italy ana Ethiopia to consider an Sept. 16 Dr. Jean Charcot, famous French cabinet French polar explorer, and 59 others 13 cabinet all French armistice. Feb. suppressed March 5 Ethiopia accepted proposal for drowned in shipwreck because of riots. royalist 16organizations Oct. 6 Ten miners killed at Mullan, IdaLeftists won Spanish elections. Feb. peace parley. 17 March 7 Hitler denounced the Locarno ho, when shaft car fell. Feb. Paraguay government seized by Oct. 11 More than 300 killed by typhoon the and Rhineland; Franco Rafael remilitarized revolutionaries. treaty military France moved troops to border and in- in the Philippines. made president. Oct. 17 Nineteen drowned when Canadian Feb. 19 Manuel Azana made premier voked covenant of league against Germany. Mussolini accepted in principle parley ship Sand Merchant foundered in Lake Erie. of Spain. Oct. 18 Destructive earthquake in northEthiopian war. Feb. 26 Japanese militarists revolted and March 12 Great Britain. France. Bel- eastern Italy killed n 25. assassinated several high officials; govern8 Hamburg-AmericaNov. violafor indicted and seized. motorship Isis ment buildings in Tokio Germany Italy gium foundered off Land's End, England; tion of Locarno treaty and referred further Feb. 29 Rebellion in Japan quelled. drowned. March 9 New Japanese cabinet headed action to League of Nations council. Nov. 16 Explosion of French powder French senate ratified mutual assistance installed. by Koki Hirota to11 with Russia. made plant near Marseilles killed 34 and injured a Franco March treaty Paraguay , March 17 Hitler accepted invitation to 200. talitarian state. Nov. 19 Thousand killed when dam in be represented at league council meeting March 13 Serious Marxist riots through' in London. Japan burst. out Spain. Nov. 24 Nine killed and scores injured March 19 League council condemned March 14 Franco government in Para in Chicago elevated train wreck. for violating treaties. guay recognized by United States and other Germany 30 Crystal palace, London, burned. Nov. 20 March Four Locarno powers proposed nations. Dec. 2 Twelve drowned when German March 20 Mexican government permitted plan for settlement of Rhineland crisis, vir to Germany. freighter Elsa foundered. Catholic churches. tually an ultimatum reopening of 3,000 Dec. 4 Nearly 250 killed In flood in northMussolini abolished Italian March 21 United States. Britain and March 23 ern Luzon, Philippines. size of on France treaty limiting chamber of deputies and nationalized all agreed Dec. 7 More than 200 drowned in flood in battleships22 large industries. March President Vargas proclaimed martial law Italy, Austria and Hungary Turkey. 9 Dutch airliner crashed in Eng Dec. in Brazil. strengthened their alliance. March 24 Hitler rejected land, killing 14, including Juan de la Cl March 29 Germany gave Hitler almost erva, inventor of the autogyro. peace proposals. unanimous vote in reichstag elections. Dec. 15 Western Air Express plane lost March 29 Italian bombers destroyed Har-ra- r, Austria decreed general conApril 1 in Utah with seven persons. of second Ethiopia. city scription,7 violating St. Germain treaty. Dec. 19 San Vicente, Salvador, wrecked March 30 Iran withdrew its diplomatic parliament voted PresiSpanish April from Washington. by earthquake; several hundred killed. representatives dent Zamora out of office. March 31 Hitler proposed to other LoApril 16 Mexican government expelled carno Rhineland in an armistice NECROLOGY powers former President Calles. consideration of his peace plans. dispute and April 25 Eleazar Contreras elected presiJan. 1 Harry B. Smith, American libretApril 4 Italy announced great victory dent of Venezuela. forces. tist, at Atlantic City. April 26 Combination of Communists and over Ethiopian Jan 4 Col. James Churchward, AmeriApril 8 France rejected Hitlers settleSocialists won majority in French parliacan author. ment plan. mentary elections. forces 14 Italian Jan. 6 Charles Stoneham, owner of New occupied Dessye, April April 28 King Fuad I of Egypt died and York Giants. Ethiopia.15 was succeeded by Crown Prince Farouk. Jan. 9 John Gilbert, screen actor. British, French and Belgian genApril May 2 Wafd party won Egyptian parliaof New Jan. 12 John F. Hylan, eral staffs planned united defense against mentary elections. of York. attack by Germany. leftists won control possible May 3 Coalition novel17 Turkey remilitarized the Dar15 British Jan. Stockley, Cynthia April of French assembly. ist. in violation of Lausanne May 16 Manuel Azana made president of danelles of Nations abandoned treaty. to effort 17 A. Jan. Barry Bacon, president of the League Spain. war. Christian Science mother church in Boston. end May 13 Prince von Starhemberg, vice Jan. 18 Rudyard Kipling, British poet May 2 Ethiopian imperial family abanchancellor of Austria, dropped from cabiand story writer. doned Addis Ababa as Italians drew near; net. looted natives. burned and Jan. 20 King George V. of Great Britain. by city May 15 Chancellor Schuschnlgg of AusJan. 23 Frank H. Simonds, editor and May 5 Italians occupied Addis Ababa tria decreed dissolution of all private arm-ie- and historian. declared the war ended. Dama Clara Butt, British singer. May 9 Italy formally annexed Ethiopia May 17 Bolivian army officers forced of Roman emannounced restoration Jan. 25 George W. Wickersham, former and Col. to and named Sorzano President resign attorney general of United States. pire. 13 Mussolini recalled Italian deleDavid Toro to succeed him. Jan. 28 Oscar K. Allen, governor of May adcouncil May 26 Miguel Mariano Gomez inaugLouisiana. from Geneva; league gates Cuba. of urated president to June 15. Feb. 3 Charles B. Warren of Detroit, June 3 J. H. Thomas, resigned British journed Guatemala withdrew from International lawyer and former diplomat. May 15 colonial secretary, found guilty of disclosof Feb. 6 Wilhelm Solf, German diplomat. League 18 Nations. ing budget secrets. United States senate ratified new Feb. 7 O. P. Heggie, stage and screen May June 4 Leon Blum, Socialist, became London actor. naval treaty. France. of k Feb. 8 Charles Curtis, former senator premier 7 Million French workers won June 16 Chinese Dictator Chiang June ordered northern troops to oppose and vice president, in Washington. of NRA strike as employers accepted David S. Barry, writer and former sergeaarmy. advance of Premier Blum. of the senate. June 17 British cabinet voted for end of nt-at-arms June 16 Spanish Reds and syndicalists sanctions against Italy. Feb. 11 W. H. "Coin Harvey, veteran Malaga. 12 revived Austria and fought machine gun battle at two leader. bimetalism Germany July new ItalJune 15 Pope Pius created Feb. 12 Mrs. Cora Urquhart Brown-Pottepact of 15 friendship. ian cardinals. ended. once famous actress. Sanctions Italy against July dissoluJune 18 French cabinet decreed 18 Turkey given right to militarize Feb. 17 Alexander Pantages, former July tion of all Fascist organizations. theater magnate. the Dardenelles. and Russia reached Hiram P. Maxim, firearms inventor. July 18 Fascists and royalists started July 30 Great Britain revolution in Spain. on Soviet no limit with a naval Feb. 19 Brig. Gen. William Mitchell, comgovernment seized all tonnage. accord, of American air forces in World July 28 Spanish mander contook and school and property church W3Y. Belgium. July 31 Great Britain, France, finance. and of out to work 22 trol a industry Feb. Henry L. Roosevelt, assistant Italy and Germany agreed ' of the navy. Aug. 5 Premier Metaxas of Greece set new Locarno pact secretary of Communist Feb. 23 Ed Smith, noted sports editor. up a dictatorship because Aug. 6 Germany strongly protested to plot. Feb. 24 Albert C. Ritchie, former govSpain against killing of four Nazis and oth14 and Kamenev 19 of Zinoviev, German of Maryland. ernor steamship. Aug. shelling 23 renewed and Bolivia ers plwded guilty to conspiracy to kill Stalin Feb. 27 Antonio Scottl, baritone, in NaParaguay Aug. and seize control of Soviet Russia. ples. diplomatic relations. Feb. 28 J. G. Coolidge. veteran diploAug. 24 Sixteen Russian conspirators exGermany barred shipments of war muto ecuted by firing squad. in Boston. nitions mat, Spain. March 3 Prof. R. B. Anderson of MadiHitler doubled period of military trainAug. 26 Great Britain and Egypt signed son, Wis.. Norse history authority. ing in Germany. treaty of alliance. March 4 Maj. Gen. William Weigel, U. Aug. 25 C. T. Wang made Chinese amAug. 27 Great Britain and France asked S. A. retired. 17 nations to join in arms embargo against bassador to United States. of March 9 Sidney J. Catts, Sept. 3 Great Britain put Palestine under Spain. Aug. 29 Russia demanded expulsion of Florida. mIepL1 iCaballero. Socialist leader, be16 avail. without British Earl from March naval Norway, Beatty. Trotzky hero. came premier of Spain. Sept. 6 France and Poland signed a miliProf. J. S. Haldane, British scientist. treaty. Spanish rebels captured Iran. tary 0 March 18 Eleutherios Venizelos, Greek Sept. 7 France decided to spend Sept 7 World Power congress opened In on army. statesman Washington. March 21 Justin McCarthy, author and Sept. 14 Pope Pius called on the world Sepi. 11 British trades union congress in London. playwright, rejected "popular front" alliance with com- - to crush 21communism. of Nations March 24 W. J. Bogan, superintendent League Eighteenth Sept. Of Chicago schools. nSept 13 Spanish rebels captured San assembly opened in Geneva. March 29 Magnus Swenson, scientist, in League of Nations assembly Sept. 23 Madison, Wis. delegation. SepL 3 Spanish loyalists dynamited part seated Ethiopian April 4 C. L. Strobel of Chicago, steel of Alcazar at Toledo, killing many rebel Japanese marines occupied part of Shanghai after one bluejacket was killed by construction engineer. defenders. to Chinese. April 5 Chandler Egan, former golf Sept 25 French government decided Oct. 2 Spanish government and insurchampion, at Everett, Wash. abandon gold standard and devaluate the April 6 John Hammill, former governor gents both laid complaints before League of franc. of Iowa. Nations. Sept. 27 Spanish rebels captured Toledo of Nations 5 Poland gave Oct. Alcazar League garrison. April 11 Richard Yates, former governor and rescued the Oct. 1 Gen. Francisco Franco became mandate to solve troubles of free city of of Illinois and congressman. M. Beck, former solicitor April Danzig head of the Spanish insurgent Junta. Oct. 23 Portugal severed diplomatic regeneral and congressman from PennsylAustria, repudiating the treaty of St. denounced ttie vania. Germain, called 8,000 youths for compulsory lations with Spain; Russia C. Howard Walker, architect, in Boston. neutrality pact relating to Spain. military training. all-uni- d o - four-pow- n s. Kai-She- 13-Ja- mes April 13 Constantine Demerdjis, premier of Greece. Howard Thurston, magician. April 18 Louis McHenry Howe, secretary to President Roosevelt. April 22 Alexandra Carlisle, actress, in New York. April 23 Congressman J. T. Buckbee of Rockford, 111. April 24 Finley Peter Dunne, creator of Mr. Dooley. April 25 Percy Hammond, dramatic critic, in New York. W. R. George, founder of the George Junior Republic April 28 King Fuad I of Egypt. May 1 Dr. A. E. Housman. English poet May 3 James E. Smith of St Louis, pioneer in8 waterways improvement. United States Senator Park May Trammel of Florida. May 11 A. M. Palmer, attorney general under President Wilson. May 14 Viscount Allenby, who took Palestine from the Turks of IlliMay 17 Len Small, nois. May 19 Archbishop Pascual Diaz of Mexico. May 20 Harry Whitney of New York, explorer and hunter. May 23 Dr. E. M. Lewis, president of University of New Hampshire. May 24 Claudia Muzio, grand opera star, in Rome. June 1 John C. Williams, president Weir-to- n Steel company. June 2 Cyrus Hall McCormick of Chicago, former head of International Harvester company. Truxton Beale, former diplomat, in Annapolis, Md. June 3 Congressman Joseph W. Byrns of Tennessee, speaker of the house. Representative A. Piatt Andrew of Massa- chusetts. June 8 John Hays Hammond, Sr. Edward Green, son of late Hetty Green. Jamalul Kiram, sultan of Sulu. Mrs. Eugene Field, widow of famous poet June 14 Gilbert K. Chesterton, English author and critic. June 15 Marc Klaw, theatrical producer. June 17 Henry B. Walthal, actor. Senator Duncan U. Fletcher of Florida. June 18 Maxim Gorky, Russian author. June 21 Harold E. Porter (Holworthy Hall) author. Bernhard W. von Buelow, German foreign minister. June 23 Arthur W. Cutten. grain broker. S. Parks Cadman, clergyman. July 12 July 16 Senator Louis Murphy of Iowa. 22 Earle L. Ovington, American July aviation pioneer. July 27 Wilfred W. Fry. Philadelphia capitalist July 28 Walter Nettleton, American artist. July 38 C. N. Kimball of Chicago, piano manufacturer. Aug. 2 Louis Bleriot of France, first to fly the English channel. Walter Uter, American painter. Aug. 6 Congressman J. J. McSwaln of South Carolina. Aug. 7 Congressman M. A. Zioncheck of Washington. J. J. OBrien of Chicago, president Bylies-b- y and company Aug. 9 Lincoln Steffens, journalist and author. Arthur B. Reeve, author. Aug. 16 Prof. A. A. Titsworth of Rutgers. Aug. 23 Floyd B. Olson, governor of Minnesota. George Rasmussen, founder National Tea company. Prince Pierre Troubelskoy, Aug. 25 painter Winnifred Mason of Chicago, former congresswoman at large. Aug. 26 Dave Barry, prize fight referee. Aug. 27 George H. Bern, secretary of War Miss Anna Morgan of Chicago, veteran drama teacher. Aug. 36 W. F. Whiting, former secretary of commerce, in Holyoke, Mass. Sept. 5 G. E. Tarbell of New York, former life insurance magnate. Sept. 12 W. E. Walling, American labor leader. Sept. 13 Magnus Johnson, former senator and representative from Minnesota. J. E. Armstrong, veteran Chicago educator. Sept. 14 Ossip Gabrilowitsph, pianist and conductor, in Detroit. Irving Thalberg, movie producer. Sept. 15 Alexander Zaimis, of Greece. Dr. E. A. Grosvenor, emeritus professor of history in Amherst. Sept. 18 Maj. Gen. U. S. G. McAlex-ande- r, U. S. A., retired. Sept. 24 Frank Munson, president Munson Steamship line Dr. Joseph Clark, Sunday school leader. Sept. 28 Rear Admiral W. S. Sims. U. S. N., retired. Sept. 30 F. L. Rainey, president of Centre college, Kentucky. Oct. 4 Jesse I. Straus, merchant and diplomat, in New York Oct. 10 Frank Presbrey, former editor and publisher, in Greenwich, Conn. Oct. 14 Mary McDowell of Chicago, social worker. Oct 17 Samuel Merwin, American novelist. Oct. 18 D. E. Shanahan, veteran Illinois legislator. Oct. 26 Mrs. Anna Macy, teacher of Helen Keller. Oct. 22 James Couzens, United States senator from Michigan. Oct. 24 Clem Yore, novelist and poet, at Est6S park, Col. Oct. 25 Arthur W. Needles, president Norfolk and Western railway. Thomas Cochran. New York Oct 29 financier. Oct. 30 Lorado Taft, sculptor, in Chicago. Nov. 4 Nathan E. Kendall, former governor of Iowa. Nov. 6 Henry B. Joy of Detroit, automobile manufacturer. of ChiNov. 12 Dr. Gilbert cago, surgeon. Franklin W. M. Cutcheon of New York, and civic worker. lawyer 14 Clark Howell, editor of Atlanta Nov. Constitution. John F. Whelan of New York, tobacco Fitz-Patric- k magnate. 17 Mme. Ernestine Schumann-Heinoperatic and concert contralto. Nov. 19 Maurice Maschke of Cleveland, Ohio, political leader. Nov. 21 Maj. Gen. R. E. Callan, U. S. A., retired. Ernest R. Graham of Chicago, architect. Nov. 22 Sir Fitzroy Donald MacLean, chief of the Clan MacLean. Nov. 230. P. Van Sweringen of Cleveland, railway magnate. Frank A. Sebring, pioneer pottery manufacturer, at Cleveland, Ohio Nov. 26 Mrs. Thomas Whiffen, veteran Nov. Actress Nov. k, " 27 Sir Basil Zaharoff. "mystery man of Europe and war munitions magnate. of Nov. 28 George Clark, Iowa. W. 36 of Fred Nov. Green, Michigan. Dec. 1 John Rlngling, last of circus brothers, in New York. Dec. 2 Charles Thrasher, artist, of Old- field, N. Y. Harold W. Brown, adjutant general of Missouri. Dec. 3 Oliver Harker, veteran educator, at Carbondale, 111. Mrs. Florence Robinson, psychologist, at New Haven. Conn. Dec. 4 Leon Cammen, internationally known engineer in New York. Dec. 5 J. G. Alexander, Chicago finan- cier. G. H. Cary of Kentucky. Congressman Dec. 7 Fuller Mellish, veteran actor, in New York. Dec. 16 Luigi Pirandello, Italian playwright. Dec. 13 Russell B. Harrison of Indianapolis, son of former President Benjamin Harrison. Peter Bilhom, singing evangelist and hymn writer, in LosA.Angeles. McKinlock, Chicago Dec. 16 George capitalist and philanthropist. Dec. 18 Howard J. White, eminent Chicago architect. Horn of New York, business Peter H. Van leader. Dec. 19 Marie Van Horst, American novelist. Dec. 26 Peter Norbeck, United StaMl senator from South Dakota. A Western Newspaper Union. |