THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA. sb O'Connor controller of the currency. Dee. 5—Repeal of Eighteenth amend- Jan. 28--French cabinet was over- July 19-Italian a rived » May 3-—House passed Inflation rider | Ment proclaimed by the President and | thrown in vote on the budget and re- nt New York 3 armada ar April SA. Derr Blggers, novelist, to farm biil, national prohibition eame to an end. signed July 22- iley Port completed flight author sand educator an Dyke, Senate passed the Muscle Shonis bil, Dec. B—Mary Pickford filed divorce Chancellor Von Schleicher of Ger- Around wo, J in 7 days 18 hours 49 April 17—George B Nevin, eo May b-~House passed bill to rexgu- | #uit against Douglas Fairbanks, many and his cabinet resigned. minutes of sacred music, at Exston. Fan poser Inte sale of securities, Dec. 1l:-George Peek resigned as Jan. 30-—Adolf Hitler, head of Na- duly 23-Capt. J, A. Mollison and April 18—Judge Webster The Jesso H. Jones made chairman of head of AAA and was made chief of | tional Socialists, was made chancellor his wife, Amy Johnson, flew neross Boston, who presided at Pri be Hd Reconstruction Finance corporation. new organization to expand foreign | of Germany, Atiantie from Wales and crashed at | zett] trial of the May 8-—Rhode Island ratified pro- Semmerce. y Jan, 31—Edouard Daladier formed | Stratford, Conn, : : “Fred T erry, English actor, hibition repeal amendment, Jee, 14—President Roosevelt opened new government for France. July 25--Itallan air squadron left April 20 illioea Courtenay Amer James Conant elected ‘president | campalgn ggainst big income tax Feb, 2—General Sandino, Nicaraguan | New York for hon fcan actor of Harvard university, cheaters, rebel leader, mads Deace with Presi Seven Amceicl ne Ban BU108, Year at hats passed i for federal regu- af Rfesots Fatifieq, the hil labor | dent Sacasa. ads peace h “w ayes Atharioan Anny Sysms killed acti Z2i~~Joreph Kilgour, American on of ‘securities, ent to the Constitution, Feb, 23—Revolutionary movement Aug, T-Rossi Codos of Fra April 25D May 9—House defeated price fixing | Dec 30—President Roosevelt cele- | broke out In Cuba, made record non-stop Mint from New | pher. in Tew Yorelz Adler. philoso- amendment to farm bill ed his fifty-first birthday, Feb, 27-Incendiary fire partly de- York to Rayak, Syria, 5,900 miles, April 20~Rev, Thomas Bherman Ma 10—Farm rellef-infation meas- “ stroyed the Heichsta buildin A " { . . , chet ¥ in Ber~ ug. 12=Italian air fleet arrived at | B. J. son of Gen Wi nT. Bhermi Compiled by ure finally suiicied bY Soifress. ' INTERNATIONAL lin. § : ome, Francis Richarde iam Fava urman, D Senate confirmed sbpolntment © Ian. 3-3 y Chi March 5—National Socialists and Na Sept. 2-Oen. Francesco de Pinedo, | New Britain, Conn i ave H. Morris as ambassador to Bel- an. S--lnpanese troops seized Chi- | tionalists won in German elections. famous Italian aviator, killed at Now tepresentative C. 8. Briggs of glum. ness ity of Shanhaikwan after bomb. Premier Venizelos defes 3 Yor) Texan Jore efeated In Greek ric. exns, E. Ww. P i C K A R D May 18—Gaston B. Means and Nor ing It from the air. elections, Sept. 4—Florence Klingensmith, no. May 2-—William EB. Haskell, veteran man Whittaker convicted of conspiracy Jan, 10—Japanese captured Chinmen. Mare pa ted pilot > | edito ; : 8) i defraud Mrs, Evalyn Mclean In kaw pass and advanced inte Jehol J Borer PmDictatorship established in Tern toaat 0 iu Diane orash at hn May ANA Brapisher. tn EE Aabury, na, B avince, : " he Py es ’ : - 180 ‘slime indbergh kidnaping SB80. <3300.000,« pres: Pon Pi oolaimed & ho) March $8—Tsaldaris made premier of Bept. 26—Col, Roscoe Turner set new | Harvard university, ner o May 17—Administration’s $3,300,000, «40 pe Plus proclaimed a Y | Greece West-to-East transcontinental record May B—Cardinal C 000 bill for public works and Iindus- | year of prayer, penance and pllgrim- March 9-—Hitler extended. control i Of.10 Bours iu ARACONL yt pord Col. CE ardinaf Cerretty in Rome, Jan, 1—President Hoover's commis- | trial control introduced in congress. | ages 8 , over all free states g Sept. 20—Russian balloonists ascend. | Author of “Phrase Lata et Letired, sion on social trends reported. May 24—Senate refused to impeach Jan. 2l—~League of Nations commit. March 23-—Hitler be dictator ot | 4 11 miles for new record here,” Me 'Milayetia, we are Jan, 3-—Miners' war in Christian | Judge Harold Louderback of California, | tee of 19 gave up hope of Bino-Jap- Germany. er became ato Nov, 20--8ettle and Fordney ascend. May 15—Col. Pr sount, Illinois, broke out again and \ May i6--Senate passed Glass bank- anens vio Sliiation. 2 3 » $ . LL Con ) bol. Fred Kligore, state troops were sent after two per- ng 1 with deposit guarantee amend- joliviane defeate YY ArAaguayans ’ . ' y 3 § : sons were Xilled. ' ment. b . in, bloody battle in the Chaco. Jews Droclaimed I armANY rosusy from Akron. Obie, i Men. Linberah Bh tha, Jan, 4—Eight hundred enraged Iowa May 26-—Public works-industry cons an, 3--Colombia appealed to sig- ~-Fresiden © J Are tha ai ames and erg a ‘OFrence, veleMan screen farmers halted farm mortgage sale. trol Tul passed by the house, natories of Kellogg pact and Peru to mide himself dietator, Amacom the Atlan e from Bathurst, : : ) c Ai bPormer President Galvin May 27-Senate passed railway con- | the League of Nations in their dispute Arh inaugurated she holy year, to Der 1%—The 1 arabs Sew over I pres en Dr, : John rier Hibben, colidge ¢ n Northampton, Mass, trol iil. over Leticia, Western ustralia vote sts onto i th } ga miGent emeritus o *rinceton and President Hoover ordered 30 days A Century of Progress exposition Jan, 26—Secretary of State Stimson | #ecede from commonwealth. ine Brasilan jungle from Manaos to Frot. Les on Dodd of Yale of public mourning. opened in Chicago, invoked the Kellogg pact against Peru April 19—Masonie order in Germany ea. 15 Th Lindt . a or. J. . £ ta, famous surgeon, sot. 12 ~House passed domestic al- May 29—House passed bill abrogat- { in the dispute with Colombia. dissolved and reorganized on “Christ. ay M=Ths Ln erghs landed at lade] tment farm aid bill ing gold clause in all obligations. Jan. 30--Japanese government de- an basis, . Jan, 13—FPresident Hoover vetoed fet 31—Roosevelt farm credit ays- { cided to quit the League of Nations. April 23—8panish women voted for uA rE. ngton, the Philippine independence bill, and | 40 approved by the house, Feb, 3—League of Nations council | first time, In municipal elections. DISASTERS 4 : nator Porter J. Mes he house oral jhe a PPh in June 2-—Senate limited reductions in urged Paraguay and Bolivia to cease April 28-—HRevoit broke out in Cuba ; ain North Dakota in Washing~ Ing ender oe Ate, repagse Presi apie veterans’ bonus payment to 26 per cent. | hostilities, and admonished Peru | With landing of two expeditions In an. 4—French Bouth Atlantic liner v ’ Pp Prof. Harold W. Dodds elected pres- against armed resistance to Colombia's Oriente, anti destroyed by fire. 18 Ie Ma) —Admiral Lord Wemyss of Veto. ritims . ¢ “p April 280—Prest ¥ y fire, 19 of the tis ax Jan. 20—President Hoover and Pres. | !dent of Princeton university, legitimate Jolice action in Latiola. . p pril 3 = Presidant Banches Cerro of re serishing, " ff Cm . ‘ hu June 3-—Senate assed the gold Feb. 14—Lolombin severed diplomatie Peru assassinated Jan, 1i—Southern Californt . ; Horatio Bottomley of Lon- Ment-Eltct Roosevelt agree to Spen clause abrogation bith, reiations with Peru and actual war be- May 2—Hitler smashed all free trade by disastrous gale; two hy naa ept +i wa ebt iat with Great A } 3 fn . . NA ALS negotiations June ¢—Reconstruction Finance cor- | &an in the Leticia region unions in Germany. Feb. 10—Bixty-two killed by explos- 29—Dan O'Leary, famous pedes- Jan. 21—Senator H. B, Hawes of Mis. | poration granted loan of $50,600,000 Feb, 21--Severe fighting between May 3-—Irish Fres State abolished | ton of gas tank at Neunkirchen, Ger- May sour! resigned. to China to buy American wheat and | Chinese and Japanese began In Jehol | oath to the British king. many, Jan. 23—The Twentieth amendment to | cotton, province, May 8—Mahatma Gandhi began an- March 3-—About 1.500 killed by tidal the Constitution, ending “lame duck" June 5—Illinols voted for ratification Feb. I4-—Japan rejected and China | other fast and was Immediately re- | wave and earthquake in Japan. "a sessions of congress, was officially | of prohibition repeal amendment. seeped the League of Nations report leased from prison. March 10—Earthquakes in Los An- AEman, in Purchase, N. ¥ adopted when Missouri, the 36th state House passed railway control bill on Manchuria. The report was adopted Ignaz Moscicki re-elected president | geles district killed 115, injured 5,000 aA: Henry C. Rowland, Amer- to approve, ratified it. June 6—Indiana voted for repeal rat- | bY the assembly and the Japanese dele. | of Poland, and caused property damage reaching AR Author Dr. Harry Woodburn Chase resigned | ification. gation Xithdrew. ~ ; May 18—Prussian diet dissolved une 75 millions une ‘Cyrus H. K. Curtis, publish. as president of University of Illinois June 8—Robert P. Skinner appointed eb. 35—China recalled her minister | til 1537, 14~Tornado In Tennessee yan elphia. to become chancellor of New York uni. | ambassador to Turkey. to Japan, . ” May 28-—Hitlerites won election in filed 286. une Winchell Bmith, American versity. June $—Senate passed public works- United States indorsed League of Na. free city of Danzig. farch 20--Fall of transport plane an st and Jan. 24-—Secretary Stimson invited | industry control bill tions policy in Sino-Japanese affair. June 3—8panish government leaders flie in California. ine 15 it. W. P. Wright of Chi. all non-defauiting nations to confer- June 10—President sent to congress Feb. 27—Great Britain imposed arms | excommunicated by Pope Piux XL a 28—Hritish air lMner erashed hal ent commander of G. A. R. ence on war debts after March 4. government reorganization orders save embargo against Japan and China. June 6—Germany agreed to end Jew- in Beigivm: 15 killed. ar . wett of Detroit, automo. Congress voted $90,000,000 for farm | ing about $25,000,000. March 3—Paraguay ate voted for | {ah boycott in upper Silesia. March 20—Tornado killed $8 in ; Anuiacturer, loans. Prof. William E. Dodd of University | declaration of war against Bolivia. June 8—President Zamora of Spain | Texas, Arkansas and Louisiana June 19—0, L, Bodenhamer, former Jan. 25—Senate passed the Glass | of Chicago made ambassador to Ger March $~—Jebol City occupied by the forced the resignation of the Azana March 31—8ix killed in plane crash n A commander of American Le- banking bill many: John Cudahy of Milwaukes am- Japanese, 3 . cabinet, in Kansas fon. Jan. 30—House passed bill to en- | bassador to Poland: Lincoln MacVeagh March 7—~Martial law was proclaimed June ll-—Zamora compelled to ask April 3—U. 8 8 Akron with 77 of- Representative B. BE. Kemp of able debtors to avoid bankruptcy, and of Connecticut minister to Greece. Louiy March 29--Nationwide boycott on ed 61.237 feet in stratosphere balloon manding Fourth regiment of BAN. at 8 i f marin 1 W. Gilibert, political 20-—Prof, W kin : astronomer . La Elkin of Yale, iam Muldoon veteran in Reiping bosnuse of advance oh the Azana to form new Spanish cabinet ficers and men, crashed In storm off 3 Ans the Glass banking bill June 13—Massachusetts voted for re- apanese. Marshal Chang Hasueh-liang June 18~Chancellor Dollfuss oute New Jersey coast, Admiral Moffet and : 20~—Paul Kester, American Feb. 4—House refused to cut pay of peal. at ge Chinese commander In lawed Nazi parties In Austria. 7% others lost. : ) ) . congressmen, June 14-—Senate passed Independent nos ‘RA. June 21-—All factions in Cuba agreed April 22--West India docks at Lon- Feb. 7-—Senate ousted Sergeant at | offices bill with Tes concern« Jaren 23.21 uasolnt [offered four- | to mediation by Ambassador Welles, don destroyed by fire; loss $15,400,000 3 AR We ° ian sritish. . fu ho L Tornados ’ Sb 1 Arms Davia B Bary for traducing it Ing J oterans costs opposed by Pres- | ¥ bie a nll I er boycotted soln 2 = AR government dis- aay 1- Fornadoes in Louisiana and Jul A naa t saotor rie, den . - - Hea ’ 3 « Boel " Arty Kans cilied £8 “ui A, t LER ine, note car re - Germa vods in protest ove eat- y } rot 3 p 5 Town « . deinl, 1: 1 tend. 1 Booaeyen called Sonterence. of Pata June 15—Congress yielded to the ment ot gaa in rr y over ies: vw’ 2) rg Na yg: r ; Fotestans yoiad May VY ‘ he of Ellsworth, Maine, July 3- Ri sel] ora governors in ashingt Boh ob \tich President on the veterans’ compensa Mareh ~ 30--Bolivians dr we Parse Oo permit az: group to control the + ¥ oc wre. . a: intr hors + Boardman, eb. 14—Governor Comstock o ‘A= | tion issue, passed the independent of- back in Chaco: hundreds 1 : Her xin nado in the Cumberland Hipolito Yrigoy ‘ Jian, preciaimed an eight day bank- ls bill and adjourne gua yans ne a aco, hundred uly against Spanish KOV- id £2 Boos ip 3 of Aiolito Yrigoyen, former president ' . une 16-p i ssgavel + . . . . . 1 uncovered nnd iundreds May 1 Wisasirous floods in Indian ty TE ch Fen. 15——An anarchist, Giuseppe Zan. | ne Ra a Sulavalt stansd April World court ruled Norway's g nd Iilinnls a July - ! cell, first gover fred vs ahety 3 Frankie D: (ln i ts Campos claim to East Greenland invalid; Den- |* July 26—Cuban government tmsued | June S-Git explosion tn Long Beach, osevel i 3 NIENINS im t Joseph B. Eastma mow a } > 8 . general amnesty decree ai tilled § ar did vast damage tol . , x 3 «A nan appointed federal sid Sly . curt sentence An - re / a ad ’ ks Tom § > 2 p ge. Sasally wounding Mayor Cermak of co-ordinator of transportation Wa Mim Russian Je - arinte oad wiht H : Cars an Natle nal party dis- } Train wreck in France kill 3 . 3 Poa % § . - HR ‘nee J : » EVEL LL ned the Nagis, Ga 3 a Feb. 16—Senate adopted resolution |, June 13 : Ann ia] meeting of Amer three to deportation for espionage and July 31—Gandhi and “his wife ar- b Nine kill 50 hurt In cel for repeal of Eighteenth amendment. San Amociation for the Advancement | sabotage: Great Britain retaliated by | rested again in India bs ul factor 108108 at North Ar. July 156~—~Prof. Irving Babbitt of Feb. 20—Resolution for prohibition | § Joa Rey Phaned in ticaga tra a placing embargo 3 an exports Aug. 1—Bloody anti-Machado riots ing y a a > Ppromen § 0) Ney ampshi (3s if @ * pf ver + fics e . ‘ , Nit MBLaAL HN . . 44 » repeal passed by the house. Connecticut voted for ti ton April 2il-Prime Minister Macbon in Havana quell bY troons in ~Chicago World's falr sight. July —- N. Haugen, former eb. Il—Appointment announced of ph A i Aliant ald arrived In Washington and began Aug, 3—President Machado nf Cub ine crashed and burned {11 i an tan’ CH 3 al Ets ‘ repeal amendment. . a Sp rarasticn y rrastd i resi MM a ' iba ash anc burned, kill. fan id Benator~“Cordell Hull as secretary of S$ : economic conversations with President rejected Ambassador Welles medis tins MTEC } 4 wt former sen- state and Willlam H. Woodin of New une 21-Railroads and rail labor tloosevelt plan and refused to quit his ofMce . pe 'welone in © killed 23 rn Bout ¢ - Tr { Ont § 10 yp . gh 94 - § - . Fe : n a i 1c gut 33 " ¥ # he in % } . York as secretary of the treasury in | Breed to continue 10 per cent wage April 32—8oviet Russia ordered pro- As Geta t ra 3 cel i A did att dARMARE to Bop ’ int Burnham, y 3 ¢ cut to June 4 i 3 ' . UE. P—8iate of war declared In nd did a i ge t BCO0 CTO. the Roosevelt cabinet. June ST —Calif, ois. and West Vi hibition of all purchases in England | ourg y Mandburat tn ORT Creek 1, Feb, 23-—~Congress passed $308,000,000 ta aa “Aliornia AD EN ir= | and other restrict eAsures At PP, 2 a ol aren ralarsds Tilak a4 : : he » * ay w rn #4 2 Wp . u = unhan arm femanie ®- f fn. GioTs . Killed bout 2 per- naval appropriation bill a yolad for ratification of repeal Japanese of 4 drive toward Pelp- Ph Yl - ‘of Pres any a REE %ea : 2 om ? sien. $5 fe ve ¥ tla Te . . J 3 van. Po Aug. 13-—President Macha 1 ~Disastrous hurricane In resigned and fled to Ni y . u rn 7exns . C. Stone resigned as chairman of RAL farm board. wa began boycott ns ; rado 2 loa Manuel de Cespedes was made prov. ; Five United States naval air. i + hester §B Ore veteran islonal president nen Killed in erash in Hawaill . American British newspa- ise Closser Hale, novel Sch Denver, ¥ 5 or from Col 24—House of representatives ite rma 4 . impeached Federal udge Harold uly 8~Secretary Ickes made gen- ri wf lent Roosevelt and M York Louderback of Call “mig al director of public work adminis- vrrio ‘ran began economic demeanors in off f § reported ma , ema } i ' hul Feb. 26—President-Elect Roosevelt yo : ] n Roosevelt signed A ~Soviet Russia and China re Mahatma pe boa b Xa I fast unt GR Roos of denthn and vast ug. 14] Frederick Btarr, ane announced Henry Wallace would be A A 1 code med i reiations, a ath in Y a $ail nat unto ) v age resulted from storm ARGSPO ORS oan seer uiture ar ! 8 labar Arkansas M: Oo} dent Avaia of Para- eath In Ze 3 ions ¢ const. dns " u i5—~Alan Winslow of Chicago, Far reneral. Led ir repeal y bition. Gay rma ¢ i war on Bolivia Aug. 23 } re unconditional. "Aug 3% Killed Feb. 2T7-—Harold Ickes as secretary uiy 20—FPresident coseveit issued A 12-~Eight leading nations Iy released to save his 1ife. AY y ED C. B. Mor- of the interior and C de A. Swan- | 8 "master code” for all business, rais- | agreed on tariff truce during world Sept. S5—Radicals of Cuba opsted 1 $ son as secretary of the navy announced | Ing wages and shortening hours economic conference. President De Cespedes and his govern. wt. I= irrican 11d 0 § 23—Mari . I, American by Roosevelt. Tennessee voted for ratification of May 18 puted Roosevelt ealled | ment and assumed rule by junta Sept. 1--] ane killed more than Federal grand jury in Chicago in- | repeal on 54 nations to Join in agreement to Bopt, £-XKi Peisal of ; Bee u ~ CONE TeREm w 14 t hica h > 33 JO r en y «~ing Felnal of Irag dled , 1 furricane 1 owe u : ETeRYMAD . WW, Wat- dicted the Insulls and others for us- Gen. Italo Balbo of Italy and officers | outlaw war, scrap offensive weapons Switeeriand and was succeeded Ged rate valley killed 100, lower Rl 3 of ' vania ing the malls to defraud. of his air armada received by Presi- | and force world peace son Ghar 0 , 2 yn killed in train eollision at ug. 28--W . Bechtel of San Fran. March 1—Harry Byrd appointed sen dent Roosevelt. fay 17-=Chancellior Hitler of Ger. Bont SwAletandre 1 © a fr LL NY Tn uw companies building ator from Virginia to succeed Swan~ July 21—Oregon voted for probibi- many accepted Roosevelt's peace pro premier of a JATTouUx made ' ia tonne on gulf coast of 3 i son, tion repeal. posals with reservation of equality In a a about 150 = , yt. T. Marye, former Amer. Treasury-postoffice blll, conferring Aug. 1-~President Roosevelt named | arms for Germany ireat property damage , » reorganization powers on President, | Raymond Moley to lead federal war May 21-—Mussolini's four power pact Sant 1 4 dams 43 . that swept north Atlan. Sep iay M. Greene, actor and passed. PI on kidnaping and racketeering agreed upon by Great Britain, France, tn B 14—Pres dent Grau San Mar- : ight arc ~—Representative Henry T Boards to enforce trade codes nam Italy and Germany ' creed general statutes to sup. i he eX i mE atin * T a ned ay 8 : . Pu irrieans wrec “ye A V int Grey of Falloden, Rainey of Illinois chosen next speaker | for ail states. May 22-United States offered to plant ihe rh i of Cuba. r fexico, killing § kod Tamp British statesman i b ” _.- y y SH. iRmentiari ' rs i i : 4 Far. Than me 3 > 1% 1 by] lemoerata. . : Avg. 4—Pennsylvania coal strike | Join European security pact, abandon out oy A I orn rama wipsd 3—Beventy-five relief roll work. Sept. 5—Rev . Charles H. Park- enry Morgenthau, Jr, named new | truce arranged by Gen. J. 8 Johnson | ing neutrality rights pe EO £. ers killed and many Injured in brush | burst of New : chairman of farm board Aug. 8—Arizona voted for prohibi- May 25-—Japanese seized control of ; Sept. 20 hancellor Dollfuss estab. fire at Los Angeles, Calif. King Feieral of Iraq. March 3—Bank holidays proclaimed tion repeal. Poipin lished Fascist dictatorship over Aus- Oct. 10~8even killed when passenger Bept, $-—Feoderal Judge William 8 nt ¥ Aug. 16—Eight hundred Assyrians g. 14--Floods In China reported : BE ruti or © outh Bend, and many in. Vassenger train in Sept. 10—Dr. Ramon Grau San Mar. tin was sworn in as President of Cuba. Eg — in New York and Illinois Aug. 16—8ixty thous a $1. Ch nd Jap nl 4a | trina. tad s Cenyo owas ork ] is, g 81 sand garment May ina a apan fg ne silane exploded near Gary. Ind Kenyon of lowa Homer 8, Cummings named attorney workers of New York mrea struck for truce stopping war in sorth China. Oct, 2~Chancellor Dollfuss of Aus » Dee fF ur hundred killed by Capt. ‘aul Koenig, commander of general in Roosevelt cabinet, . elimination of sweatshop conditions Junie 13--~World economic and mone. tria wounded by assassin earthquake in China German submarine Deutschland in war, ac rel t.¥ san Klin bes Goosevalt In. i 13-Mlmoyur] voted for prohi- Inry + J renee y 1 na ndon, ye A» government of Spain ousted Dee 14—Ten children killed and 20 Alchibistop & Sud: L yd, primate BUR ot : iten! ) ied States on repea rime niet r YS je pRriiament injured when train struck school bus of merican atholie church di TY second congress came to a Prefident Roosevelt signed oll, steel | the question, of Bir Sots. aly of Oct, 8 Martines Barrios became | at Crescent City, Fla : Sept. 12-—Alfred Sutro, British play. Afa, . and jumber codes June li~Gireat Britain and italy of- premier of Spain and dissolved the y wright, March &—President Roosevelt de. Aug. 26—President Roosevelt ap. | fered to pay 10 per cent of sum due | congress NECROLOGY Sept. 14—Irwin H. Hoover, chief elated a four-day bank holiday and proved automobile code United States on June 18 ; a Oct. 17—Estonia voted to curb par. " gsher of White House. Aer ne deasion oh Mareh 3 Texas voted for prohibition repeal June 15-—Finland alone paid full war lament, and President Tonlsson and Jan. 1-8. P. Henderson, general Sept. 17—F. H. Bisson, New York pi 2IAx es odore Roosevelt re- Aug. 37-—Assistant Secretary of | debt installment due United States: all | his cabinet resigned. manager of Alton railroad, in Chicago, | banker, Donen. governo. general of the Phil- | State Moley resigned to conduct new | Others either defaulted or pald small Oct. 24—GCovernment of Premier Da. dan. Jee3ira, Jeli Meskowits, Dem- Sept. 19—E. W. Kemble, artist and pines, 2 a, - magazine. part. - 3 ladier of France was def 5 oi ocratic leader of New York. suthor a Lwia Douglas appointed director of Aug. 38—Secretary Wallace set June M-Ameriean delegn lon in signed efeated and re Jan. 3-Dr. Wilhelm Cuno. former Sept. 20—Dr. Annie Besant world w Be . + v c . ndon conference rejected stabiliza. ve $ rman chancello . yf Theosophi i March 6-—President Roosevelt ex- Wheat nei cage reduction for 1934 at london eosl and offered economic _ Pra rar Ape Sarraut formed new ok Pickford American movie Ta y heosephinie, . 18 Aagras, tended bank holiday indefinitely ar cent. lor ) roret stry, ack rd, ny 3 PR Sw . : . a» ug. 20--Washington at vot 5 gram . - tor, | ari Madge Carr Cook, American sctress. of Dl Ses gave President full control ropa: : Eton state voted for June 34-1 ree Chinese generals, al. Rich a Arab riots in Holy Land ‘aivin Coolidge, former Pres. Sept. 24—Horace Liveright, New em Agr t Sept. 1-—8ecrotar Bwana tene lied with Japanese, set up independ. Oet 3 : Northampton, Mass York, retired publisher. pone Le in special session: SOR tIatS for 37 rab on signed ent state in northern China, tuned 3 Sour of Appeals re Gitbert Colgate of New York, phifan. Ma) Cen. W. J Black, U. 8 A Th Speaker of house. ‘Sept. 5—Vermont voted for prohibi- July 1—Russia released imprisoned | 000, "0 S00 _ sire nsull to thropist and capitalist Mrs. A MM 7” for power to Pent Jakea SONBTeRs | tion repeal. = British angineers. and trads war ended. | “yy 3_Cuban cabinet resigned Jan. T-—Representative Robert R. | Bath, England, overnment salarie '$500.500 000. and Sept. 8— President Roosevelt appoints July 3—President Rousevelt rebuked Nov. B—New revolt broke out ia | Butler of Oregon . Bept. 2 Ring Lardner, American sovernm ED rn 250.8 President's | 4H. H. Sevier ambassador to Chils nl Ree firat PnCe OR | Cuba with heavy fighting in Havana. an. S—Representative 8. A. Ken. | humorist plarwHght, y 1 4 ths hm — ¢ . abiiizati r ir ia ih ih y . i1 of Penn rani 30 } 8 nat N Mexico economy bill Sept. 11-—Maine voted for prohibi- : : A Nadir Shah Ghazi, king of Afghan- | dail of rennsylivania Gov. Arth r man ol New . March 13—Banks reopened tion repeal, ’ ed =~Bix Foia_[nationy of Zuioss isian, was assassinated and his son, dan. 13 -Prof. Dana Carleton Munro Sept. 27 Brigham H. Roberts, pres- Robert W. Bingham appointed am- Sept. 13-—Maryland, Minnesota and a Lon 0s conTerance near dis. | MQhammad Zahir Shah, succeeded him. | of Princeton a lent of Mormon church council, in bassador to England; Jesse I. Straus Colorado voted for prohibition repeal duly vod b v4 sistence of Pre Nov. #-~Cuban revolt crushed by Jan, 15-Mrs. Jessie Bayre, daughter | Salt Lake City. ambassador to France ‘and Josephus Sept. 15-—~Code for soft coal indus. | Jaent Roosevelt y 'nustence 9 ** | moyernment. of late President Wilson. Sept. 28--J. W. Collier, member U. 8 Daniels, ambassador to Mexico, try agreed upon. July Se Concordat between Germany Nov. 12-Chancellor Hitler scored an Rt. Rev Ww. W. Webb, episcopal | tariff commission, March 14—House passéd 3.2 per cent Sept. 19—New Mexico and Idaho and the Holy See initialed. S¥erwhalming victory in the German | bishop > Milwatkes Ind Oct 3—Charles Plex, head of Emerg. De Ton 168 voted for Pronibition repsal July 15—Italy, Great Britain. France | “000, 000 a enn Jan: HiGenrae Bosra” Jiann artist, | ancy Flest Corporation Soann the war. March 18—Senate passed beer bil Sept. 21—R. C. Martin of Los An- | und Germany signed a ten-year peace my revolted rineteen routs an. S00TR » drish novel. et. 3--W, bling, eorgia earch 19-—Zangara, slayer of Mayor | geles elected commander in chief of | {resty perlite bt ed against Nanking gov- nt n 33--Elisabeth Mard tN heavyweight. LV Se “hi 3 : ¢ pment. an. 28K u o ee WW {111 Veeck, Miami, oi Chicago. sisctrosuted st ot 30-Eloven kidnapers convicted sianol ato by Uae atau Nov. i—8arraut's French ministry | York, theatrical producer, ” 'w Chicago Nattonar Lasse Bas ® all club March 22—House passed Roosevelt | In Oklahoma and Illinois. seven other nations, overthrown Dy Shamber of deputies. Jan. I3--Arthur Garford, industrial. Renee Adoree, film star. farm bill Oct. 2—President addressed Amer July 37-=World economic conference . ler of Fran ie Chantemps made | ist and political leader, in Elyria, Ohio, Oct. €-—Porter H. Dale, senator from March 27—President serapped farm fean Legion at opening of its conven in 3 On A nie co p PEO ARCS. State movermment | 4 BA. Jet ulloch, member of federal | Vermont. board and combined several agricul- | tion In Chicago. Aug. T-~Germany rejected demand of | declared unlawful the Young Ireland Flan 24—Earl of Chesterfield Oct. JHernahd Behn. Br oaident of tural bureaus, Oct. 3—Virginia voted In favor of | Great Britain and France that she | association, known as the Blue Bhirts, Jan. 26—Mra. O. H. P. Belmont of Intertiational Deisisions and Telegraph March 28—Preaident issued order | Prohibition repeal cease propaganda activities in Austria Dec, $--Berious anarchist revolt in | New York, In Paris. . company, in France. . cutting pay of 360,000 federal employ- Oct, 4—Mrs, Isabelle Greenway Aug. 1-8scinlints opened world | Spain. 3 28--George Saintsbury. Engl Oct, 8—~Morris Hillquit of New York, ees 15 per cent. elected to congress in Arizona. ” conference in Paris Dec. 13~8paniesh revolt ofMelally dev te ey eritie ¥ ¥, English | gociniint leader. - April 1~~President signed regulations Out, S—Rdwanr A. Hayes of Deca- Aug. 26- Odt. 11-=Charles H, Sabin, New York reducing veterans’ aid $400,000.00 « | tur, « @lected national comm ction of whea . reo aeediroex government decided , td 3 y anker., 1 100.000, of ander | for reduction of t acreage reached Jan. 20-Rear Admiral WW, BH =H Oct. 18—Peter A. Jay, American fective July 1. of American Legion, in London, Samuel Inui] must leave the country | goutheriand, U. 8. N. retired. diplomat Dec. 16-~Alefandro Lerroux formed Jan. 3l—John Galsworthy, English Dect. Z3—Willlam N. Doak, former -smanBON, novelist, In April J—Claude G. Bowers named oh =Tremaent Roosevelt spoke at Sept. 1-—France, Creat Britain and ambassador to Spain, Aedication o o ers memorial in Italy approved Austria's plan to ralse i y veligt. Michigan first state to vote repeal | Washington, new army to_protect border. new. susigiry tor Spain, "Feb. 2—F. G. Bonfils, publisher of eta B. Baldwin, noted of dry amendment. Oct. 10—Florida voted for prohibl. Sept. 25-~Fourteenth assembly of AERON AUTICS Denver Post. real. Ta Washin rion April 4— Wisconsin voted repeal. tion repeal. League of Nations opened in Genova. u 4 Feb, 4~Archbishop Rojas Arrieta of 38 Edward Sothern, emie April Be | resident ordered return of Oct. 12-—~8enator J. J. Davis of Penn. Oct. Argentina, Australia and Jan. 16-~Seven French aviators flew | Panama, . "American actor BO Paras Over 100 by May L syivania scquitted of Moose lottery penmare WS oe acted lo seats in jrom St. pu western Afrien, to Na- Prof. A. H. Bayee, British Egyptol- ne ul Painleve, French statesman. Hult sident ed nine na- | charge. vo } veil, tai Brazil, in i4 hours 2 minutes, ogist. - ry "BE. Le - tions to economic conference in Wash William Green re-elected president of Oct. 14—lermany withdrew from Feb, §--Gayford and Nicholetts, Eng. ®Feb. 5—Addison Mizner, architect, In or ane Popa formar lane ington, AF of IL League of Nations and disarmament | lish aviators, completed record reak- | Palm Beach, Fla. hg 3 John B. Kendrick, senator April 8—Mayor Frank Murphy of De. Oct. 13—A. F, of I. voted a boycott | “0 $ 16 Di ing nonstop flight of 5,340 miles from Feb. 7—Dr. Lawrence PF. Abbott, trom Wyoming troit named governor-general of Phil« | of Germany. Det. J isarmament conference ad- | Cranwell, England, to Walfish Bay, | former editor of the Outlook. Nov. b--Texas Oulpan, entertainer nen 12—Ruth Bryan Owe Oct. 15—President Roosevelt an: | Get” ob President Roosevelt an- | “Feb, VCaptain Moliison flew Coum Albert Apponyl. [Hungarian | jp Vancouver, : a § wen ; ne ; % hy eT Ly ateaman, : RR minister So Denmark, named | Bowed banks m for liquidation of | nounced Russia had accepted his invi- | Africa to Brasil Om | StFeb. 11-Jobn D. Ryan. copper mag hie Bote ory gf New Yorn, in tation fo discuss resumption - . ‘ April 17—Senate rejected 16 to 1 sil. Oct. 17-=President Roosevelt ordered | national relations » of inter April 3-~Four Britons in two planes | nate, in New York. Nov. 14-—Edward N. Hurley, Chicago Yer remonetization amendment to farm an f i —tl t crossed Mt. Everest. M. Winston, Chicago financier a manufactur bill. PE Res for vieiaters of Rita ita nited Biates denounced the April 10--Francesco Agello, Italian, Bet 12-~Field Marshal Sir William a a K. Vanderbilt m House adopted resolution givin — Insull decision broke world's seaplane record, BVerag- Roberton in London, rds President power to declar ® Oct. 19-—National Farm Holiday as. | of the Insuil in Athens. Ing 426.5 miles an hour o of New York. embargo, *T% ‘an, amma sotiation emi yy Fretailers: signed wie as ged a Sia §-—~Capt, 8. Karzynske of Poland of aa Garten, former governs 2 iT rancols Alba, French April 19—United Stat ia JOY, 17 ’ NE ® rom Senegal to Brasil, nh states . gol standard; embargo ‘on ord on i Nie b addy BE iad Riana uasian gov, June 2-—Captl. Frank Hawks flew un Ai Themen. Stan se) Kov, 35—Prot. 0. 1. Barton, Harvard rtations declared; bill for “controlled | gold #bove market price. corryinir ing | Sha W. C. Bullitt selected as American | [70m Los Angeles to New York in ro- | *"LI R. N. Mat t geologist, nflation” drafted for administration. resident's new monary ray out ambassador to Moscow, bot controlled plane in 13 hours, 26 i Peb. an Ir Chere naninter-tes. Nov. 29-—Prof. J. Laurence Laughlin April 20-—Breckinridge Long nomie Oct. 29—President Roosevelt decided Nov, 33—Disarmament conference re. | ™ jules, BFeb. 18—James J. Corbett. former | °F Chicago, political sconomist. nated I ambassador to, Italy. to buy gold in the world market. ec a Jone: ruled Mart! Now Tork ei works soon niolad off at heavyweight champion. Nov. 3 Cathar, Cutele, Som. —— ang r + > : ma a aan forces hal Sonim, doliars for Sioriding 0 v $50,000,000 WOrth of pork porn Insull must Jotun 3 Chicago for trial. n ans Naltern landed on tsland aor OD BR ar Almiral R. & Grit World an Nard Sled ” @ 8 to & states, Yoo, S--Heven an~American cone 3 ” ant oh 3 wa flie ellon, tabu Sumner Welles nominated for am. | © Nove: 7—Ohio. Pennsylvania, Ken. | 10]30ce, 9pentd In Montevideo. Uraguay. Spanien simbarberan ana Collar of ED on ay pencral of Dai "te Saab. Raburet basand ai a od the M tucky and Utah Jibprovea of prohibi ove pine aeuny Chon Seat Victory ana Atiny flew from Spain to Cam. | F SUL Duke Alexander of Russia in Harry De, windt, English explorer. ] pass ® Muscle | tion repeal, and the Eighteenth amend. ps 4 y ne Dee. S—Alexander Legge, president bill. Dec. 15-