The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 31, 1927, Page 3

SRE GPM Ds a Chronological Record of Events of 1927 to change iser demands made June 12—Russian government or- + Schluter {a pla: INTERNATIONAL Geneva conference, dered execution of ten more allezed Compiled by E. W. PICKARD Other “two pian i" July oa in seit ie te vot onic. Gtivbes ot te: A AUR ieee one, eal Pp. in resent. ore intial }o june 21—Pre ° Irish Bree State,” Srodentiale '0) | iiia resigned and Toan’ Bratisto| tenced to 18 months tm At DAWNED BSWBAHOAN CE New Bock AF ich chyvaidt i in pl Ze—Reotganisntion of Chi-| ‘Mey 2—Dr. Benjamin 4. Wheels British delegates sent back to Ge-| succeeded him. rison and fined $3,000 Se eokunirees: Mectea” national commander of Sire, fev from. Oakland, hei a cago, v uitwaukes & St Paul railway | er, president emeritus of University athena fanded neva with instruction to stand vat| June 23—William Cosgrave re- tH sdeeraud oNeroment. American Legion; San Antonio se-|2eafch of lost ‘planes and were| approved by U. S Supreme court. | of California, in Vienna. trained for Managua. capital of] on their demands. elected President of Irish Free 16—Harry inclatr. | lected for 1928 convention. ber kh AP May 6—Hudson Maxim, explosives Nicaragua, ‘Aug. 4—Naval disarmament con-| State executive council; De Valera] _pAiatch jo Harry F.» Gin Sept. 2t—Baltimore & Ohio ratt- 2b—Paui R Redtern started DISASTERS expert and inventor. at Lake Hopat- Cantanene (Tage occured Brsin| fecenen, at feonevs ended tm som | and hls Gellovere tarred fomon!| Ste uring the” Tears reed ushrates Ts one Suacath| on siey GURL ia Batt | san. 9—seventyaeven_ cotgcen|""ffic atone Putin, anertens concession in Hankow: warshipe| plete failure. scandal US brag ition, found guilty | anniversar: parently lost: | kilied In theater fire in Mon- ei in Row York. ne place. ‘Aug. 7—Buffalo-Fort Erie Peace| July 1—Canada began celebration pa dpe eis a4 *eham, ‘T=-United States warned Brides dedicated by Vico President| of sigtieth anniversary of the con- | 5%, District of Columbia Supreme eae 5 ot Rinetica! June 20—Clara Louise a Ja y; xi not to interfere vith 'ts| Dawes, Secretur; Kellogg | the| federation. ch 24—] " en a R 7" mised fi '—Sehi and Brock in lan. Ten students of Baylor! American author, Polley, tn Nicarazua, prince’ of Wales Yand Prime Min-| July, 10—Kevin O'Higgins, vice tea dtl eo BAIOnai a8 bro: | ated Motelnbtront ce iniaed control plane Pri Pride of Detroit started, from university, Texas, killed tn grade!’ June s7—Henry Clay Plerce Hadio telephone service between| later Baldwin, president and minister of justice | point waves N. F., on round-thee | crossing accident. nancier ‘snd’ oil ‘magnate, in New New York opened. Aug. 9—France agrecd to reduce | of Irish Free State, assassinated. pile. 28—Colorado court upheta| Oct. 4—International radio con-| World "aight ‘landing in London next} Feb. 13—Hundreda killed, by | York. edit, Jeera felected Riinsiang occupational forces. anny Ga NTUIRG apne: Hanyang | state law for reading of Bible tn | gress opened in Wasnington with 70 | @: g 31—Cane, Lastle Hamiton garthquake and snowslides in Yuzo- aly S—John Drew. leading Amer. elloge’s plan Fri ermany | taken by Na’ i \. an actor, in San Francisco. Tacna-Arica dispute, signed curitvareial trenty, 7) “July 20—King Ferdinand of Ru. | Public schools. aaa. | uations represented. int cane] and Col BF hiinchin with Prine | feb. 17-—Thirty-sle Killed by tor: | Odell, vice president. Western Elee+ Jan. 20—Mexican government ec-|° ‘Aug, 23—French Confederation of| mania died and Prince Michael, siz |g t+ Claudel, new French arbassa:) | Oct Teapot Dome tease to Harry Loweratein Wertheim an pas-| nado in Loulsianar Allesissinsi ‘aud | O46 company, in New York. cepted “in principle. proposition to Labor voted to boycott American Le: | Years old, was proclaimed king un- President Coolidge. Sinclair, ctarted Might from Upavon. | Alabama. sebitrate olf land dispute with Unit- gion festivities Because of | Sacco- der a regency aside Zan Wants Dr President Coolidge re- Oct. 12—Mayor Duvall of Indian. nenene Raph uy. Freneb ‘anzettl exe in Massachuse 7 Jan. 20 Secretary of, State i Sept. 1—Councit of League of Na-| caused inhabitants of surrounding | coyed Harding's naval oll reserves apolis sentenced to #0 Saice. > ') Sene. Reha St. Raphael Feb {Sixty-nine men killed} | July 15—Henry White, American logge declared government's iio tlons opened session in Geneva. villages to flee. to the navy, Oct. 15—One hundred and two| oat 4 Auent tie, in two mine disasters in England ela oad in Lenox, Mass. tion of defending American lives! Germany made final payment on| Aug, S—Canada’s war memoria} | “April 6—iWilllam Hale Thompson | klansmen Indicted in. Crenshaw | (Sept, 6—Pride of Detroit reached| and Wales, —King Merdinand of Ru. and property in Chins. ded at|feparations for third year under|%t Ottawa dedicated by prince of| etected mayor of Chicago. defeating | county, Alabama, for floggings. Caleuti eee rane dillted in storm tn mania. 4 Hamerschiag, former First oo troops lande Dawe Wales. Mayor W. Dever. H. A’ Bellows *reslened ‘from fed- Bonopiane gia Glory, “ee WA sacar; part of Tamatave, chief | president of Carnegie Institute of Shanghe4—Great Britain, indicated Sobrance mccused Rakove | Ue ir Olin Pinta ‘all parry | ,,S8cco. and Vanzett!, convicted | eral radio board nnd Samuel Pick. | Bertau Hill, with P. Pay port the taland, devastated. Technology, wilting ae Ge withdraw from. moet aa Russian minister, of urging forty-four otter, Fianna Fall party | murderers, denied new trial by Mas |ard was appointed to succeed him ining eer started trom Old Oreha peliacch wit ae ole ait Ap Lidl h soldiers to revolt. an memibers took oath o husette Supreme court. Oct. 17—U. 8, Supreme court 4 3 . FegOn, a = British concessions in China and denied tite charges King George. OC TEERant ene taxed. view. padlocks T—Old Glory plane, tost ta | 3. Gen, G. M: Moulton, ‘re: treaties. smmission|. Sept. bE assembly of | Greek coalition cabinet resigned. | pfesident, Coolldge vetoed the/fuscd to, review padlock cases] asiattig atter acnding 8 O 8 call, March 18—Tornado, took 33 tIves icngo. Sir William Ash: trail Of German dis- | Lea Pio of Nations opened: Dr. A.| Aug. 12—Mexico excluded agita-|‘geyendence. ‘Oct, 25—Admiral Magruder, who|, Plane Sir John Carling tet H tn Green Forest and Denver, Ark. i, ct Enuland, educator end econ- timament-to League of Nations. "| N. Guanl. Uruguay. elected presi- Coe eon eyiee suppressed by |,,AbrI! 9—Sacco and Wansett! sen- | criticized navy in magazine article. by Aue eka eat piloted nalapring’ 2—Tornado op ere nist. Feb. 1--Cantonese Rovernment re- | ©¢y 0—Sir Austen Chambertat ernment. pe Fe deiehinihaey via | Broek and Schlee reached Ran rit y-seven killed by ture scenario writer. tused to treat with Great Britain iat reat Brit: | Aug. 14—G : pill,” GE—eresident "Coolidge | delphin, navy’ yard. Boon, Bur art nquake In Cilio and Argentine, i—Solomen J. ; of Nations Greut Brit-| Aug. 1i-Gen, Chang Kat-shelt | called on country for $6,000,000 te: | | Oct. 26—-Senutor Charten Curtis of | S99". DUME a ok Casting pri. 16—Explosion. in “chicao | British artist and Inventor of map until military forces were with: | sir ould sign up Ho more security | leader of Nanking Nationalists of Hef fund for toed sufferers. Kansas announced his candidacy for oreo. iyom shan eotaies notified by Baste. _canad China, resigned te ot Spain|. APT. 28 —President . Coolldxe tho Republican Presidential nomina- | settee Wetieg and Brock reached wes OE SOreR SEO MESCHOS | Cae CU neg 5. iidsh, ehile ae three powers that its reservations] |, Sept, 16 in voRpermanent sella lesaiiee thie’ cenieiary eee Dei Beaee ey Ree earreiee | Rk. -SieeWennutney: 08 Mreaaur Shanuhal. Floods in lower Misstssippt vale | board’ of Missoarl Puciie: eaiitoect on Ltn to world court were |‘ Lan, e Nath ti latey ratt Without tila. | Cnited Press in New York, outlin- ary oO Treasury loon race for, the Bennett cup| ley. causing immense losses. Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer, in aris, hot acce i) Bue of Nations counc bet AU Lad ied oi} rel os tne government's foreign policies. | Mellon submitted to house commits | g, arted from. Detr pri), 19—Tornadoes in central Louise ADDY 4” French Feb, 10-—Prestdent Coolldre anked| Gent. to Erenidents Coolldae and |ent. ssh reo. State. elec. natge oF need relied ceuisiiies in | SeepaonooG Che Teouctiow OF about) | ent’ Ib CWreckage of O16 Glery| Itilnols did vast damaxe and killed | painter, Svc Noted Prenc the, Dowers, to, consiccament to ali between Washington and. Mexico | tions wave government plurality of | SHAGES qe,Tooe Pelle activities in| $225,000.000. a stay tn) | found tn North Atlantic. an a ole ot pereone, July 20—David C. Cook, publisher, ita: City. six volen Invdall elreans, DEL She aliaalaatpel-tevew bens Washington halted by Jury peana R_G. Hill in balloon Detroit won jood situation in low-|at Elgin, Ml Marquis ‘Robert de clanses fy \ftpan accepted Coolldge| _ Oct. 5—America assessed counter. |" Sept. 18—President Hindenburg. | mithd south of Rew eles tomes | Rr eton halted by Jury sc Gorden Bennett race, travellom "3 ores dead cud Th008 cecae: | daly Stewie Setee Jonnston, Hing ian with reserva | Vailing duties on certain. French | at uuvelling of Battle of ‘Tannen: that cfty SINGIRit: Gabe Gece Uee oe chkcwen az | Biten, cores dead and 76,000 home: —Sir Harry Johnston, Binge ok Betetum | tari tnctensen hy ‘those countrice | muny's'war gut, “evoete? OF) Batata salty ety Mggete OO] MAmpering with the Hay acute | enched aviagion Maia sear Tekr@ | \eApEHt 22—Nine men killed tn $2. a eetore and, witha Wage jum adhe e Hudson at Ne’ ‘ot rn belt and southern agricul- me Yi ened 20-Sweden | ane war op| _,Ffance formally demanded. recall | "Sep ton Ago von Malt:| April 30-—U, 8 agents broke up| tural conference tn St. Louls adont- | 1 8ePt., i Schles e ont, aie aia SPEDL Calley ones AUR Stee aunt eeee tee of Soviet Ambassador Rakovaky. | gan, German ‘umbassador to. United | pain emunglenChibens tree Mea” ed lutions indorsing McNary. | Cided to cross the Pacific tn steam: bp! valley foods aired mira ted “i THER MRE OOReTN Witte rise | SlEs worst In the y's history, Bow! nis, retired, in Burnsiable: cho et ttaly Fefected Coolidge Bulgarinn frontier because of calde tates, killed plane crash in ise tate Callrornin by airplanes and TERS nit coneenie, Roe ‘Sept, 19—National ate derby, “ei. Ap tl see Mine eipiosion at Fatr- | Mas: . faval conference plan. by _comitadiis. Sept. 25—Attempts made to bomb| “May 2—U 8. Supreme court up: | truce of Maryland, oe un SPO | New: York an | Font AV. Veq entombed and killed ‘Aue. #-—Sohn Ditton, famous Iria wonta nissan Soviet government | OS ot eeaunited., States, Depart: trait of ‘outing’ American Cecion- | held tho Virginia aw for eterliza- pd? ov, Hare Sinctair ana #1. a | 4 SOP tate s ara, clae <i eom in middle west: Natigualint ‘Seu Eeonate | Waed) proved reductiot aires neai fy ion of mental defectives. ay charged with conspiracy to @x Ph n , that relations would be severed if) interest on French debt, Sept, 30—Leon ‘Trotaky -expelled| President. Coolidge called, tor 85. | the Sinclair-Fall jur; in Class B. ern states killed about 200. Bev eroee ener! ot eles Daeee the latter, comtinued its anti-Britieh} Oct." 13“iussia’ recaitea amoas- | from the Communist tnternatlonate | 000,000 more for food Nov, #—F_D. Sampson, Republic. | ,,S6Pt. 22—Stinson and chiar. | pAlay 22—Gigantic earthquake tn } DIAG. in, Pom eiielander Waldo’ of propaganda. | ss states transport | Sdor Rakovsky trom France. at: Moscow, Maw TiNew York ‘court cuted | Noy fica ye SameeoRePublle: gnly entrants tu Class BT iach ee and other anite, rine’ | new ‘York, James Oliver Curwood, Chaurhont with 1.2 200 marines P| of Nationa to intervene in ite aust: | acct caicdaatee ee Aemted eee: | Seieige ana iG” Be returned ease | ed yy creeasddeerieca:, kane: forced down To erate. Boor percept em nlite American author, nt Owosso, Mich. 8 quar- | dential candidates in Mexico, re-|repubitc should be returned to the| Nov t0—-Judgo Feadat St. Jo- , A 5—Judge EB. H. G: hairs Fived at Shanghal. rel with Poland. : Sept. 26—Lieut. Webster of| May 30—One hundred killed by Us. 16—Jur E. ret § chair. —Great Britain accepted | “(oy 'th Poland. on von Pritt: POC UPR UIC set UDR Ua ea Supreme court un. | Se0h, Bich. placed House of David magiand won the Schuelder cup, et] tornadoes in Virginia: Tenneseec any | Man of board of United Statse Steel proposal for naval limita: | witz Hund. Geftron ‘selected as. Gat: | Ctx held’ California authayndicaliem website nd ousted Benia-| venice in hie Napler supermarine | Kentucky, "’Boltweode New ork Bertram tion ‘conteren w "|man ambassador to the United} Oct. 4—Serrano, thirti of hie i pe tT . | Blane. Jui ly $= Thousand Chinese drowned sf ervations concerning cruisers. | States, chiet" followers und other revelters 18—Demented farmer dyna- | ceived Philadcipnia Union Ceatee | Oct, L9—Two, French aviators, |ta flood in anhwel provines. snene, Te—Oeden” Armee of Chie March | 1-Complete, America| Nov. 1—Armistice day observed | caytured by: losul” Mexican’ wrongs | mited. schoolhouse at Bathe Mich. | oflyed Ehiladelphia, Us Cpe eae ST RL setwo. hundred persons |g 28a tages aviation expedition all over the world. and executed. Killing 37 children ang 6 adults, iu-|° Now Zi=touse ways and means| {Fol Paria to, Buends Altres. to eas | drowned in Moods in Saxony’ Aig, 20orMro Fanale, Bloomfela Fagua, i einduavate France and Yugo-Slavia signed a| Ma e8ecuted. ete ted by Go- | cluding himeelt committes axreed on tax cut tot to en suatt route, July’ 1)—Earthouake in Pateatine Zeisler, noted planist, in Chicag hy d=-Preaidente Hindenburs | treaty which enraged, Italy mez annihilated by federal force: American Medical _assoclation | exceed $250,000,00( Haldeman eee ees tne, Georne | and Transjord ia klifed about 268 Wilbur Nesbit, Chicago poet aud ade and Coolidge talked over new cable) Nov. zi—ltaly and ct. 10—New Spanish, national | voted that restrictions on medicl- | “United States Supreme court de- atatied. HOMME Dlear eee uly dca zeseren, Growned | vertising mau, Ded, Be. Tannen March | 12—Senator | their friendship pact amilitgey ae ssemibly opened by King Alfonso {nal whisky should be taken from |ciared invalld provision of Alaska oto pantce Sight trom New|when Chicago excursion steamer = King of Utah barred from entering | liance as a reply to the Franco- | Go ey Mend aty Ae ¢| Volstead act. Gry law’ prontbiting. possesion of | York, to. Parte. sank tn squall, ee Haitrel Wit-United States retused | Pyeo-Slavian treaty. tei ‘pico State rovelected by Une | | May l8irs, Catherine tier | guor in private Nomes for owners’ | ghrenie tuiators reached St, Loute cof Rane eetiselen Rave Gite PY | TAM’ S—Heghlul Pasha, Ceyption ‘cl — ‘sia protested acains! Polis! condemned to deat In Chica; or bel European demand that new world | activities against Lithuanian inde: |, 44 . | murder, 23-11 Sinclal I | me torcag ist Rider and Halde.| Aug. 23—-One hundred and nine- Natlotailst eens Seer AinE etwas 1s war woe actteg fo death three former foil. |. Harry, Sinclair, off magnate, ney and four others cited for con- gush forced down by broken oll Hine | geen tien Killed In collisions of ova wat ore a: oe Grate. tion against training of men in war v. 3—League of Nations pre | fomned to death three former mil-| sontenced (o three months in, iaii | cone: create ‘Teapot Dome case ang miles northeast of the Asores| Japanese naval vessels duriug ma- 26-Jotin "St. Loe Strachey. with gas idle govern. | paratery ilsarmament commiss on| “Marshal Chang, in conjunction eng see $500 for contempt of the Nov, 23— Charles, i dlugnes. as Oce ed up by bag oll tanker ne a Met wentestws. courten English editor. < — . at gf f Ty s be ¥ master for United Stat ju 4—Ci 43 3 2 fren, ordered, ail Americans out of totan ‘Giaarmament, within 'a Year Sy dacnow. sapere tein war 1-'C. Androws resuined as assist- | preme court, recommended Ninat the trom Seneeat fo Port Natal, Brasil. | willed in wreck on Mont Blanc com| wie 72 counters, Cunlitte-Owen, intertor ich was rejected on groun at Ni :]ant secretary of the treasury in| sui Wisconsin and other stat ss . c March 28—American | consulates | it must be preceded by international | fle, a80inst the Nanking govern: | on ee Or yoniition enforcement | nuwinet Chictea: Seat Dees pleted ble 22.350-mile air tour of! Sept. 6—Two hundred and eighty ag cn Ne ae ‘upper Yangtse closed. alllances guaranteeing security Rumanian government frustrated | 20d Seymour Lowman vick+d for | for diversion of Lake Michigan v Oct. 31-0 Koreans drowned when ferry boat Kansas City 8 April AsPreparatory | disarmas He by Souncll of Leurue of Na-| mgt’ 'to put Prince Curol on. the place; De. J ML. Doran appointed | ter be dismissed. cu icapiad DOIG lhe eumeeaines capsized, eat biome Sept, Lcamelis Bingham, Amere ment conference at Ge 3 tnet in Geneva commissioner of pro! lon. replac | Col. Noble B Judah of Chicago j—-West coast of Mexico t ° th ¥ tean actress. tabilsnmente should omsiet of dxin | cil refereed Poland’ Lthuaniy uur: | gost, 3 Erssitent, Kongurtott of |'EATLA BIOS, avis of can | AGATE NANT CHM onvicta in|. Sov ascent aeons Gait U | Etaes OF tae “wave: hundrora| "Sact"Warne B,_Whecler, gene maximum number of effectives al-|rel to Van Blockipnd of Holland | Orcs Wounded by an assassin. | | ago “elected national moderator of | folsom. Calif. weicn sesclted tie | As, died in balloon over southern | “'U<%s, 10—rive thousand liven tost | Sta! counsel of Anti-Saloon League, Nov. 1—Mustapha Kema) Pasha f Tin Y dh Marcus Loew, motion picture mai lowed each country and Imitation | for a report, b oe J Congregational church. guards and seven prisoners killed ee ee eee intyphoon in Kwantung province. : i Piet Hiden libero = ° re-elected President of Turkey i aberah nate, in Glen Cove. La I. oftraining period in conseript coun-| | Dec. fo Premiere Filsuasht off TCanton Nationalists announced | .,Bitck, Hills of South Dakora| "Deo, s—Seventieliy congress, met LR lean ase Sept. 10—-Capu Austin Rauta, a a ras of} - niyi Ose n summer e lo1 ouse re-electes a a j—Ty pl nm an lal wave ‘April 4—France rejected United | uania made temporary peace agree: | fo,” omteny cus Watecs are. | oF Robert Speer of New, Jer. worth. Scpeplingueal Ren ag Lindberah completed - span, prpereene Gln CS ore, Wrenn: tabhebee States invitation to naval lmita-} men! ii cen of China. Beco moderator of the Pres. | Dec. 6—Prestdent Coolldge’s mes- | nonstop flight” hi a many en vast dam-| Fort Worth, Texas. 3 ¥ tion conference. Ov, aeckseantl arranged to get | byterian church in the United States | sage read to congress. Ail p flight from Ington to ene ‘Sept. 11—d. U. mmis, former Abell Eq italy anne, piesa FOREIGN a38 000,000 gold trom US treasury at general assembly In San Fran- 1a, Coolldge told Repubtiegn ‘ns. 0 City. snnaeea Leela a) yy AT foe 4200) grand exalted ruler ae Elks, in Chie tration: y of amity and aeli| Jan, 3—Serious communist revolt | Ue! Atnulto. Gomes, ‘Aenican | Con 2—Flood control conference | nated” himself ae @ ton pes: by tornado. in St. Loule. Mo: Cree cas atcosatinal See eetenty making war lilenal uader | In Sumatra teported. rebel leader, captured and executed | apened in Chic Tite donee oak RS Cet FEcHAllan siearanip princi. | fore, and eronautical vloueer” tm ‘Soviet ussia celebrat wil 4 2. o all circumstances. san Fabtenuler Mussolint ordered | tenth anniversary of the revolution | gigi? »& Gen att Gramaer ke- |” Dec. 7—Nationat budget of $3.-| ,2a%,! ro Mey TORih theca yee meas | Sen anceiga ‘ani oe He Sept. 14—Countess Torby, wife of solbill ,GpMarshal Chang raided teallaa Fasclsts to stop acts of vio- | “Noy "11rancist grand council | ted 28 ambassador to Cuba. | ss, 962,031 submitted to congress by wance Of a/ceute aula oe ‘exploded: Si4 lives Grand’ Duke Michael of Rursia, in t embassy: in Peking, selzing | lence. abolished the ballot and old varlla- 4) the’ President. . Jan 13—Amerl Rall Ex. = London. Arthur Bourcher, Engitsh Re Cobspiteaite sing miecunents Jan. 10—Bishop Dinz and other : tem ingitnly delegates to naval disarmamentcon-| yenate refused to tet rank L | dan ehaftes tliat or x tarRloods in New England | actor-imanager. Isadora Duncan, fi ‘April’ ¢ President Coolidge ap. | prelates arrested vy Mexican Kov | Soy 12"Piot aguinst President | (icncegwith, Ambassador Hurt L | smith take the oath of office as sen | Press emplo eeeate an bour Ey er Property damegecns ond did vast | tous daucer, Killed in auto accident > | ern: =f of a pointed Hen Mtidhn ie Riccragua | dan: ‘ii-thousand natives mas. | Salles of, Mexico tolled by acizure ot | Fune $2 Reel tug. for aeat 10,000. | #eF, from tNinots. bitration board. Rov t4—Explosion of eas stor-|St,Nice Hrance ae April $—United States ordered 1.°| sacred at Wanghihpao, China. by | 2*ms,and men at New, aes ton cruiser for U. 8. navy. Jan. 19—Sale of C, M. & St age tank in Pitteburah killed about Hut thison in Utica, Nv Y. : bandits. Mohammed Ben Mulal. third eon) June 13-—President Coultdge and} vention and issu G 2 |tallway to National City bank and forty, injured hundreds and de- Sutlggger ed er H 600 "more marines to. China, of the late Mulal Yusef. elected sul vention ai ed call for June 1? Sept. 19—Rudolph Kauffmann. April S—Russia severed relations| Jan. 16—Serlous antt-Christiag | of th late Mulal Yusef. elected sul- | nts entourage loft Washington tor | “pte at enater deste ihe eath to | Kuhn, Loeb Co. approved by Fed- | stroyed property worth several mil-| managing editor of Washington with, the Peking government. rlot in Foochow, China. TEC caput eavpenincal Bited Hi south Baia in the | ws. Vare of Pennsylvania: both | ¢Fal Judge Wilkerson tn Chicago, alta bret 4 brill . forthern borg fired on mob of; author. Otto Borchert, renee kers, killing five and wounding | Milwaukee baseball club. f beer State ee ordered out 3" oldest member Chicago oara'e oF one by Go ernor Adami Aloha, second. fost. with four July 10--Gregory Kelly American ‘a, Ont., in mono. Feb. 20—Thirty killed in great| comedian. Paul Dupu. atgen. along Atlantic seaboard. statesman and journa! 2 ry ¥ 26—Juno Mathis, famous mo- calle ston, Coane and Aug, 18—Plasterers’ and bric! ‘0 miles from | layers’ unions ended their lon eC, Star. Prof. Walter Sargent, head of 11—United Stace ‘Gireat Jan. 27—British government abol- his case and Smith's referred to jan 20—-French movernment Nov. 2eesGreat floods in Algeria, Uni * Britain, Fiance: Healy | tsied slavery in Burma eee ee No gine Hifty-five, indicted at! Reed "committee on campalan, ex- | pended tiaturallsation of toreianere hundrede of persons beins drowned: | Sar, eamclaalinlabesb ices. presented {ewtical demand to Cans | 28—Doctor Marx formed new | ‘Dec. |1—Communists. selzed con. | Lon Angeles een aito ras: praee Work: Dee 1s About sixty children and 20—James S. Harlan of ton government. for. apolo! Mi lGerman camiiet ineludiie anece trot of Canton China: after bloody | tock swindle. Dec. 13—Henry 1, Stimson ap- 25—United Mine Workers ot | one wun burned to dexthr in ceohane Washington eiutienteanen feparation for Nanking outrage. Prominent Nationalists. and with no | {fot i June 29—Sacco and Vansett! re-| pointed governor gencral of the| America opened convention in tn-|age fire in Quebec. t. 21—Gen. G. B. Ros b League of Nations preparatory | Socialists. Deo, | icNationalists | recained played: for a0 arias by) “ao¥eraoe: Piitppines. ran 2e—United sine Worke en aboard rammed’ and sunk 0c} of battle of ‘Chlckaniauga ta San Gisarmament commission. decided sce Te ee yan Marans | Possession of Canton: 1,000. iilled | Wit ot eee enue aoa oun CULE, VOLEd, iihmcdchieegt et | Voted to exclude Communists. | const ward destrover Pouloe ti | Prancisce. @greement between French and ment Mince 1918 met with great He, Natlonalists severed re-| repeating state nenalties for 276 per | Mace cours; vated Impeachment of | Vord (exclude Communists. Provincetown, Masa) Uane S —Maj.Gen. Lioyd A. Brett. British viewpoints we 4 Pe gtivns with Soviet Russia. cent beer. ‘ohnston. proposed new rallw y merger. omi B ed. Baron Ago von Maltzan. ‘April 17—Third reg Mexico ordered al! priests to re- en’ e Dect 1h—OWlahoma senate voted | Pi id German ambassador to Washington vt t bo 10 July 6—Fall-Doheny bribery tn- . | ting the Nickel PO. ef states ce sailed’ trom San | Bo Lecce ntentby Hebrsary: DOMESTIC guatments upheid by District of Go-| went charges ne Oo Impench= | Sea. new inbor ode announced, Pn: RTS eerie mami Feb, 2—Military rovolution started umbla Supreme court. Dec. tb—House passed r ull control of industry 1—Alabama and Stanford Dr April 2¢—Great Britain announced | tq Ky ope ee Jan Gov , Al, Smith of New| July 7—Henty Ford apologized | vill providing tor tak reductions am: Keb, 2x coal, operators. and | tn oa tant mee asia OS sclaniion” ‘tueity teem it would take Independen 7—Portuguese revolutionary | York, at his fourth inauguration. | for attacks on Jews in bis Dearborn srenatin $290,000,000 miners at Miami failed to ee 01 March 7—Michigan won Big Ten ty td overnor of Tennessee, ‘Corpora! ina. RADY aa EERE te ia aah [declaced: Miinseltiva: eamdiince. teril toaareiene So*Denrborn Independent, | wane scale, basket ball title. james Tanner of Washington, April 29—Soviet Russian ieee severe fighting; Oporto recovered bv jocratic Presidential nomina- uly 8—James &. Sheffield ce- Henty Ford's magazine. suspended March 31—Bitum{nous coal minen March 12—Wisconsin university Oct. 3—John Dalzell, former con- ment apecined Releenies 20 se. fT, | Sovernment troops. Hon. signed as ambassador to Mexico. publication gf central competitive field shut} won western conference indoor! gressman from Pennsylvania, Streva, reported suppresmean, (Porters) p apr priacion lll without ‘Dig Baws” | opttica Lasee ular aca rane AVIATION wAprll timmUnites Biates. Bupreme | “May TieeKentucky Berby won by] gro" pianist in Warrensburg Bl - rt sed. orders st Zukor an ‘amous 9 iggy fon bv Re May 3—Thira Pan-American com: | "°F. ‘Ié--Cantonese captured nendments, Players iy corcoration to caine court in the indiana stone quarry | Whiskery, owned by HP Whitnes | Sroe Lee Popa mercia} conference opened in Wash | pangcnow, Jan. 10—President Coolidge 1n| continue “unfair methods" in mov-] Feb. 22—De Pinedo, Italian avia- | case held that the refusal of mem-| May 29—Illinoly "university won | ist, in Honolulu. ingion. 10—AN Nicaraguans ordered March 1—Marshal Sun and his] special jinensaes. explained io, POR. busine: tor, flew from Cape Verde islands to be a union to handle or work eoeure corference track champion- Oct. 8—Bishop P. J. Muldoon of to suronder arms to Unled States | forPegydute the devenes of Sanaa | Accotedhenico Uf tOmentinw rebel npcubweat dorm center | Went, arent Brom guy ee cen eee rat a eaate | Pantera untverstty wen, ouster | asi aiscts of baskaee R TR a6 pailbe Siaisal tigre to combat the Cantonese’ | lion there, sojetee tas. |B MoNary-Haugen farm relief planes, onliided at Buenos Aires, | {fade and a viclation of the Sher | track meet at heen hia. : of federal radia comet pan larch 4—French deputies voted —_ * Measure uni ecomes law. Cc. oolsey an: jeut S——' our an l1l—F D. Stout, president of Soviet trade headquarters in Lon- | ¢o conscript capital in future wars | anne treaty with T uly 15—Gov. Len Small pai WwW ton killed. ae rid O tdat Grain company | Harry Cooper tied for ional open don and selzed quantities of docu- | ‘xscnscrpPt capital tn future wars, | sapie soar enate, by vores ot 48 tol of Wtiniia FexoueR interest tetund ubengon,kiled. ‘merican flyers end- nded ‘Chicago Board. of | golf championship at Oakmont. Pa Se Tallroad ane ments, many rebels captured in battle 33, refused to let Frank L. Smith | in satisfaction of Judam ed trip to Washington and were Trade for Sluhonesty S*iune.if—-Armour. beat Cooper {a} "Oct. 12—W. Van R. Berry, noted and Private EA. dackeon, Unites | guiiuesollny,, Wied out, AM locas | fete tha oul uf offcs Renal We: | aut Zeca eee hi HS000 spot | Ziven medals by (Ererident SR Nee York te eee eee Ot soe yates wee American | AM@TICH, International luwyen tn a a autonomy in Cyrenaica and Tri - |e agains! enry ‘ore jsmisse 0) aries in in New York tn effect n erican v4 States marines, killed in skirmish |““suren’ 2o—Shanghale foreign | vestigation of his auallibarane. tae payment of a substani apt Francois Coll of France May 9—Union mill workers of eit at Chicago. aie and pretender to the teens Mag sEbapan ordered 200° | Watth Zs uaatieMits nationay | adingB8'00000 ME Godel Bureta | itil, Seac ethee "eee anatheys | toqlegoy.tueeep Might fron, Puig | Chekgo went oh aike pililsh open noll Uiewit'neceg | 8¢chertuent japan jere i —! nols gani jer. sei iced to rk a t recor. 3 trae 38. ine Stat rahi 01 ing captured Nanking sud Chink? “Jan. 20—President Coolidge, ad. | cineh ‘eh tpurdars vg ccomolies ae % re by a ete © Stein of Seattle re i te oon j—Un: ates wars! n | ang, lo 3 - ven life jsonmen' a. ‘apt arles Lindbere! jm won . 19—T. R. Dodge, ” 7, Foggy fee battled Chinese troops. ‘Mexicans captured Yaquis nat-| dressing budget meeting opposed Congressman M. L. Crumpacker startea nonstop flight from New or ed. western ginsteur golt championship. hepaadear orrethetione of Railway 9—Great Britain warned urai fort, held for 400 years after | militarism and. pacifism but de |of Portland, Ore., committed suicide | York to Paris. uly 14—Chicago oSzmphony ore} , Aug. 20—Mrs. Harry Pressler. Los|‘rainmen. Tom Lewis. American Reyet the “Britkh must outro desperate two-day battio. clared for adequate defense. by drowning at San Francisco May t1—Linbergh tanded in Parts. | chestya ‘disuendon of de- Angvies, won women’s western golf | comedian, Egyptian army. pril 7—President Figueroa of} House passed compromise radio} July 28—Secretary of the Navy | having made the flight in 33 hours, | mands for more pay players ude. Oct. 22—Cardinal O'Donnell, prie June 3—Ousted Russian represen: cui took two months’ “vacation.” | bill. Wilbur awarded contracts for build- | 21 minutes. irst Ponstop Aight | | July 18—Pan-American Federa- oF 2?—Bobby Jones won na-| mate of Ireland. tativas mene ried from London. Bi turaing government over to Premier Pes iyriet Pg ear aes tng. of fone ey cenleers, ua snatward scruse the At tania. Pai tlon nee Labor congress opened tp ual same Golf championship| Oc: it, Se Bas. Gen, J. T. ae a broke off re- | Iba irtual dictator. 0) ug. 2—-President Coolidge an- — loons tei - | Washington, tt laiions with Albanians ADH BoCustuy. Semaal elected | for, construction, ot three light | nouneea ‘that he aia noe "sehoone to | ron, Ohio, in auinual endurance race. | July 48—British parliament passed | - Sept 1 Walter Hagen won west-| "Oct. 24—Davies Warfelé, 6—Albania appealed to President of Latvia crulzery opposed by President. and| run for President In 1928. ene Eee boil ciman, With | law making general strikes {lle- | Fn open golf title at Chicago. dent ‘Seaboard Air Lino raf f Nations tooavert. war| April 11-cChancellor of Exchequer | increasing appropriation for navv 3—Gi the Goodyear balloon declared win | gal. Prench tennis team won the Da. | 2c" uis, of Cambridge, broth road, wi wee SIEN churchill presented” few. British wee oe president signed bill ap. iti indin ther hs had ofnat Pen ctaee een a AiSIAneS | 4 eT re Agere ris vig cup from Americans. Kees won augen gf Engian a ig rf rae — i ur ie rine ie 0 al anzel in ai ey has ol . seven’ an r cent wage — 29 hi wane teVolkod, Ruse 7 Russian | gages £2 meet deficit of $110.000. | Orr ting si0,00U.000' for hehtine |e fair trial and were gull ne GP yGhamberiin and C.| incrense ‘for “approximately, 20,000 | Atgerioan league pennant. goat neath erat: student in Warsaw; April 12—Lithuantan diet dis. | corn borer. é—award 8 Shumaker, ou- | A. Levine in. Bellanca monoplane | locometive engineers on, fifty-four | ,, Se! ‘Lacoste of France agalo Omaha, ‘Rear Admiral J. BL Heim anded — th: | solved and mliltary dictatorship Feb (11—Senate passed, McNary fintendent of the indiana Anti- started from New York for Europe | eastern rallroada signed (n mn U, 8. tennis champlonsiip de- U.S. N,, retired. Tete rans. conwomeibillvy fac the mites | ects Haugen farm relief bi Saloon lengue, and Jess E Martin | June €—Chamberlin, and Levine | Yori. Rating ‘Tilden. Go Wnt temnan, dation dei sabes ‘17—Japanese cabinet re- Feb. 16—Hugh RK. * Wiis Nap: | attorney for league, found guilty | tanded at Eislebe: Sept. 22—Heavywetght Chamr on ftor iar ‘New York ‘I'ribune. Maxtuile une 13—Lea ue of Nations coun- ed. pened minister to Switzer! ie ils of contempt iy the Indiana Supreme | then flew to Kottbu: na-| Tunney 7 Soesiot Jack Dempsey tp tan Harden German publicist. wa 18—Baron Tanaka appoint. | Butler Wright minister ¢ court, Shumaker sentences to. 60| Berlin Established” new nonstop | tion-wide dispute over furisdiction ght in Chicago, 31—Jol ston opetied 0 Hunga a hn Luther Long, Amere and (Leland Harrison minister fo| days on penal farm and fined $360 Fecord of 3.005, miles, over cement workers. Sept. t—dirs. Miriam Burns me, eal ined ambassadors! couneit ““cleyotian ae eee Swe ‘Aug. 22—Chlef Justice ‘Tatt-and| “June li—Lindbergh landed at | “Aus 2s eDecande of union moy- | Hors “won' women's: naticnal acl? sgh, autngy and play wih in Wine ern border erate. National: in China|. Fe oh 1G¢—Senate passed McFadden | Justice Stone of U.S. Supreme court Washington and was decorated by|ing picture opera ‘s resulted championship. dergarten work, in San Antonio. June 14—Poland alarmed by Rus- war” up new government in Nan. baph, bill, fetuses a intervene in Sacco-Van- | President Coolidi with distin: | closing of movie theaters| | Sept. Bis Toledo, won American | Texas, sia’s concentration of its reserves | kin; ng. ‘eb. 17—House pe McNary | sett! ci muabes fying. cross. in Chicago. association panes Nov 6—David G. Hogarth. Enge oi a concen at 41 co—Mexican bandits in| Haumen farm relef wilt President Coolidge began 4 week's ne. e Binedo ended nis| Sept’ t--Chicago's movie etrike| Oct t—Fittsbureh Pirates won| 41 archeologist. bintte heer conteol ot @axetian | Jhhe ai er itera | _Ezia Brainerd, Jr., of Oktahoma | visit in Yellowstone National park, | four-continent Might at t Rothe. settled by comprom| National Icegue pennan Nov. 77 #1 8 Latour, Guatemalan army gettied. to, satistaction of | massacring ‘about 1 pee | confirmed as member of Interstate! Aug. 23—Sacco and Vanzett! exe- | | June 28—Lieuts. L. J Maitland pt. 4—Chicago Federation of] Oct. 8—! low cork Yankees won minister to United State Gre Britain. y vrs i Mk > Inted three | Commerce commis: cuted in Massachuse! ate prison |and Albert Hegenberger beran Aight | Labor ousted ten communiata: the worlds 9—Rev. br. HC, Jen nnings, nen do tntted States, Great| weeks metarstham cS"Bauice AnTAt| Feb 18—itadio bil! passed by ven EUANE GSORDMPRHGES IP eRe er Ral ee eee ciate a eeener O87 Menerations are defeated: Harvard ta toot-| nena ’oe nctevaint Bev Gon NS Biliain ang Japan representatives | nancial crisis, *tincent Massey, first minister|°'Sept, ¥—President Coollage ana| "sine seccommander Byrd ang “Se opt. f—New Tork teamsters ang], Oct. 17-Ban B. Johnson retired | “HNne?y began the Coolldge conference oa oo Fehbishop, Moray del itlo and fromm Satada, received by President party eft Black tillio for Washing crew. in plane America hopped off tras Kren strike, eee ccap steuaeee? of American base | geo’ gioncames ©: Brady. New on. 1o owl jay, Page —_" cack nation sub “ting Mreneeelled from Mexico for fo- | "eb *“t4—House acceptedsenate| Gov, Ed Jackson of Indiana tn- | Euro and the George Ht Boras cement | Now foes 8. #4 of Cleves | of American Farin Crvcrese teat wre Snmins| eater gdh ean” tzae hte | Re nEE as osaw of tte | elt cP mts HERA gta al Ed ty MRED NATH | HAUTE ESE mrtnernone og | Saas IegBernes oer | Suse ‘Of, Bolshevism | 60 of bandits who committed the get ‘erulecrs Mayor Duvall of Indlan face! carpen ya od No bal! Vv. 13—J. N. Huston, fe in- minutes, nter: joiners. rejoin Rov. 1s—Univeraity of tilinots treasurer of United States. in Washe -"25—President Coolidge ve-|dicted for violations of corrupt sus Byrd’ plane, fost tn for bulla t department of Aree won bee conference football 93 prope cutee eigcasoanese “bene ree toed d the MoNarysHauxen farm Fe- | practices statutes. Pr lover France. tanded’in 4 ne traden don hampion le i near jean Federation ors Labor after bes am 1%—Mulal Yusef, sult: “Miss Ulinoie,” Lois Delander of | Havre: foe all swam a out eleven ented Barvard at foot. ys * aD ot Feb. 28—U. 8 Supreme court can- | Joliet, won Atlantic. City, oeauty | duly 1h te Smith eed BB, t 1eilitnels coal strike ended, tena Charles Malicn. cotea) June 25--Japanese at Geneva sup, | forts ou France's nort Pobtos be a geal kee Bon eee ne ruaiont Caotldee ar Francleco tg await Sam er ie entere onmtat a aivetaty at Bouinern Gaulfornia nt | ee chaplain United States senate ohen: ‘when . 1—Pres! - ni 1 ple vlan ed Feduction of resident Ficueros i K the'intertor om ground of | rived in, \Wwaehing * mith and Bronte, out of | Angeles es ened In football ip Chica Mote ka eee ta eee ann Bremler, Ws les. aca bine nite UA a of soegeansipets ce parle: adiournea fra pt. 13: Nationa encampment of ber aie on Molokai island. Ha- wet t. <—Strike of Iowa miners wetey ei eleven Gefeated the Navy in| Rear Adm H. Bu mmerce eo Pope gainat. sp! throughout Pine world. pt train massacre ae e or celen inten, Mh jenev: Caition for roa busing size of battle: May 2—Premier ships and cruisers. nouncea fame for wall .} ‘supe —° 5 h 1—President Coolers fb: G. - R. opened to Grand Rapids. unhurt. aire. te at air after es inted radi isston Mich. ‘July, 18—Chambertin, Byrd, Noe | "Oct: te man of federal ra io-commtasion, Foturn to thelr, faring and. avele's * ef OW, Caldwell Hear Admiral W | Sept. 18—b, R, Crissinger re- wit ain and Balchen welcomed | ended," ncsn® coal miners wet NECROLOGY inline von Cardinal Bontare July 4—King Suad of Eayot are euler ajeation: Pre: Dia: Bullard, BO. ry neues as a5, governor of ftedera) re-| back in New York. Lt: [American Federation oat Nov, 29—Henry LA Savage. th saul London for, state, Witla | hay. bore iieral “ou neat? at Betlre Tatas tenlees whiat bat BL Hawk of Sa mento, Caltt Pal ge ee Ne Mork "oa | te teytnatis eae ormaie mes tn Atlanta Gana. b, ade ets atrlcal producer. tn Boston, . J ane seed ete Phesey 4 Cantera’ uae capital of "Australia medica Mes sky awk of Sac . alif. 4 iw York on| ify Volstead act 2. Bi beer maki In ote, ce 2. Underwood of | Dec, 1—Herbert 8 Hadley, chan- ¥> ll glectee, Souimanderss ff G. A. | flying tour of the nati and use hie la to cruleere, invthe Geneva oevet opened by duke of Yor a ‘and ot aay Band Denver chosen for tote en: | Aus $—uieuts Georg s Covell and 1 Oct is—American of Ce ia ey Bek OU nd torus oa celveraiaay limitation conference. fay 17—Vatican denounced Mus- ony ropri tions tc totaling $1 campment, RSs. WY epmene ntrants in ater re-elected all tte ome omcere and/| noted New York di souri. ek July 8—Japanese ksgope occupied eolta "9 charter of. labor. larch 2—Senate parseo orobibte Sept. 19—American Legion opened | race to wali,’ * Killed in crash of lected New Orleans for 1938 con- fie, = road and, indyatrial expert. | Des, 12. JM. W. Ratchford, former rekianta are arog Shantung pay, 22—Ibanes elected Prosident | tion Teorganization its convention in Paris. their plane at Point , cae a. Calif, aoe ntion. jew York. man, vet-| president of ‘Srited Mine Work Brovines, Ch of Chile, March S—Senate ended 37-hour| Sept. £0—Dwight Morrow of New Us. 12—A. V. a Yentrant to t. 12—Coal miners of central| eran minstrel, at: Masstion, 0} sia Ty ceend ert bang of ceed | ica sane -ceronte gov Snserninent be aubuster pe Pride ntl Maree 4 Ngee appointed ambassador to an Grad jet Honolulu killed tn crash cengine re Gsnadia more re pay, a are uaa a ote br Dec. ierlies M. Stone, shiner, Pie marines at "Social a and rere su breraler Avarescu of Rumania te- wh it nea Sept. 21—Roy Pe Young, of pe Alas oat! Bie Four piaser started || fa granted spied ine’ R reeges Pr vergit » at ‘Carmel, 1 "y 4 sneadouinn’t Gandite in ore ; fog it une 2—Baron Cart ¢ | serve board to succeed D- i Cris: | fulu: four others iaileg 16 met sway | ‘cot? 1a- Rose thogand.Coarade pa ri austen tn New fo 2, Mt Allison ‘tour ly nfarence went Wome {57 Ge: oe ape Gonten en oe ae | Belnian mine a Of o—-Mavor Sohn bi Duvall watt. tar Art A Goe! obo! "Wooler out, iners struck on ord: of arch ov Henry L, Whitfield | "pec, ‘18. We itor. »former pene 25F roceea| pune So Prince Babu Stirbey made] “March $—Thomae W. Biller. f0 Indlanapoile found wullty Of vollt: | landed Arst at Honoigie: winnitertee| “Nev; 21—Cotora erage, state. notion | AP apait SyeAibert J. Beveridge, ox. | chit? of United Sta er bu uly 22—British cabinet refused | premier of Rumania. mer alien property custodian. sen-'ca) corruption, Dole prize. - Martin Jensen and "Paul and mine guards at Columbine m! tor from Indiana. orator and as) by Western patie eactaicl Poe Oe OOo AA