Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 4, 1917, Page 6

3 THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE ————— Paris reported great German attacks at Verdun checked. Liner Cymric, carrying munitions, tor- Ppedoed and sunk; & lost May 10.—Rerlin admitted Sussex was tor- pedoed by German submarine May I.—Duteh steamer RBatavier V blown up: one American killed } May 3).—German neaplanes raided Eng- inh east coast. Austrians made decided gains against Italians, crossing the border near Vi- cenza. May %.—Erftish steamship Washington Most Important Events of the | sonk by supmarine May 31.—Austrians reported capture of Last Year Set Forth. “Great naval battle in North sea, British losing 14 vessels and Germans 15. June 6.—Karl Kitchener and staff lost Df. Eugene Louis Doyen, noted French 1—House surgeon, at Paris. witharawal from Shinppines within deme ' * lack London, thor, at Santa | nite time. Rose Cai a May 15.—Senate rejected nomination of ‘Nov. 4.—Sir Hiram Maxim, noted inven- | G. Rublee of N. H as tor, In London. t comm! Nov. %—Mrs. Inez Milholland Bolssc- | May 17.—Senate passed bill. vain, noted suff: ist, at Los Angeles. ae pa ae $51,000,000 flood control bill Nov. 21.—Emile Verhaeren, Belgian poet. May 2.—House roe $50,000,000 Dec. 2—Sir Francesco Tosti, composer. | purchase bill. Dec, 5.—John D. Archbold, presiaent of House passed army b! Standard Oil Co., at rarer ae N. Y. tn | bors bill, eg ere: Boldt, leading hotel man, Jiine 1.—Louts D, Brandes contin AS bet i fe minister to | 4ss0ciate justice of Supreme Norway, at Portland, fase: * June 2—House passed naval appropria- Me. @—Hans Richter. noted Wagnerian i. ui. June 7.—Republican and Si, dopo in_ Chicago, June %.—General Funston called for at least 50,00 troops for border service. U, 8. sharply refused to withdraw troops from Mexico. June 21.—Detachment of. American cav- alry attacked by Carranza troops at Car- rizal, 12 being killed. Mexican losses {n- eluded Gen. Felix Gomez. June 2%—House granted use of state militia as federal soldiers. Secretary aye’ ordered, all militia to border as quickly a s June %.— President PWilson demanded that Mexico release captured troopers. June %.— me Treg ted rejected plan for mediation with Mex Senate passede bill toe . arafting militia imo federal service. June %.—Twenty-three troopers taken at Carriza] released by Mexico. German airships raided England; two Zeppelins destroyed. Nov. %—American steamer Chemung sunk by German submarine; crew saved. Nov. 29.—Sir John R. Jellicoe was made first sea lord of the admiralty and Sir pers Beatty, commander of the grant Falkenhayn captured Pitechti, Rouman- lan railway center, and Kampulung. Italian steamer Palermo torpedoed of Spain, & Americans aboard. Nov %.—Teutons opened battle for Bu charest. Greece refused demands of Admiral du Fournet and allies prepared to seize Athens, landing trocps at Piraeus. Dec. 1—Ailies marched on Athens French sailors and Greek reservist conductor. ac tional conventions opened Dec. 10.—Field Marshal Prince Iwao Sune la Charles Evans Hughes nomi- o: t Tok Peo 13-5. W Comyns Carr, English | ated for president by Republican con- L th: when crulser Hampshire was blown up in Germans pressed closer on Bov- Pershing’s column began retiring north- vention PROGRESS OF EUROPEAN WAR | “orth *e« t, while Russians attacked desper. | Wards. rene | Ohne See June 10.—Theodore Roosevelt nominated 1-6 0 Fort Vi b: ded ©: July 6.—War department called out reg- Dec. 15.—W. C. Nixon, resident St. June ermans took Fort Vaux by | ately in the wooded Carpathians and ais | July 6—War department called our Tue | ouis and San Francl road by Progressives. seized Czernavoda bridge Greece and allies reached compromise storm - Austrians In Tyrol repulsed by Italians Dec. 16.—Hugo Munsterberg. professor | , Ji! Democratic convention opened July 13..—President Wilson ratsed em- ne os of psychology at Harva: jos is —Wrtson | ut bargo on food for Mexico. with heavy losses German reichstag passed “man power’ Chief Developments in the Mighty | Mussina recaptured Lutsk fortress bill dhs hehe Ay WU. B accepted Carranza’s plan | Dec. 17.—-Clara Ward, Princess Chimay, | , June, 16— Wilson | June 17.—Ruasians captured Czernowltz, | Announcement made tn duma that al- | for Joint commission. in Padua, Italy. June “Rtoonevelt declined Progressive Conflict of ‘Nations—Political and capital of Bukowina eae Hes had agreed to give Constantinople to Aug. 12.—War cepastenerst ordered 32,000 nomination and Progressive national com- une 20.—Russians split Austrian Buko- | Russia if entent ’ more state troops to border. : Other Happenings in the wina army and occupied Zadova, Strog- | Dec. 4.—Teutons 5 atest of Bo Aug. 22.—Secretary Lane, Judge George beg igen Reco ened sundry evil, good i United States, = and Gliboka nprest Gray and Dr. J. R. Mott named as Mexi- DISASTERS foatn AUN ponadee bite: carrying June %.—Two Austrian transports, load- erman submarines shelled Funchal. | C&M settlement commission. $360,000. Aug. 2 —President ordered 21,000 troops back from Mexican border Sept. 6.—American and Mexican commis- sioners began sessions at New London, Conn. inal appointe mier of | Nov. 24.—Amertcan-Mexican commission EUROPEAN WAR shed ; wg |@ Aa epee signed protocol for withdrawal of Amer!- June %.—Russians routed Austrians In Allies protested to civilized world | C4 troops and patrol of border east Galicia and took Kolomen against doportation of Beiginees 4 N 24. —Villa captured Chihuahua City. June 2%7.—W. R. Willcox made chairman Jan. 3.—Explosion on oil tanker Aztec of ke publican national committee. at_ New York killed ten, Pat se voted $27,000,000 for tm- Jan. 6.—Steamer Kanawha sank tn Ohio use of army, and passed good river; 4 lost. oy bu. Jan. 9—Du Pont powder mills at Car- July 10.—House passed emergency rev- ney's Point, N, fa blown up: 8 x killed. enue bill. fan, 15.-U. 8, submarine E lown up maby 1 ne passed agricultural bill, at New York navy yard: four killed, 15 | carr 7,000,000, i — ed with troops. sunk in Durazzo harbor by 1 COMPILED BY E. W. PICKARD jan warships capital of the Madetra Islands ne 27.—Itallans recaptured Posina and ‘ remier Asquith of England re rest ar ssc? 5 by + June 28.—U. 8. note to Austria demand- arest and Plousc! taken ty i ing apology for attack on Petrolite pub- . July 1.—Allien began great offensive on | “Dec &—U. 8. protested’ to Germany Villa driven from Chihuahua | hurt sx yas pitg b—News received of torpedoing of | west front, making | big gains on both | against deportation of Belgians ranza forces, : Gan. 16.—Fire did $10,000,000 damage in “duly iad pl ER ah rc hea ae t yah o. Bner Fa kev ogy 1 .¢ epee wien Of River Somme ‘ A f Dec. 10—Lioyd-George announced hie 6.—Parral recaptured by Carranz@ | pergen, Norway, and $1,500,000 damage in | preme court, 2 lost, including b oNeely, uly &—French captured a number of | cabinet Lisbon. ° irh tS 8. consul ai Aden towns In drive toward Peronne. Russians and Row: L 12.-Ci in ble oes: rs July 15.—Congressman Hay of Virginia ni < ronn ® 4 Roumantans had successe 2.-Carranza troop train blown up J _—F “ agh®, & {British conscription British took La Bolsselle In Trotus valley and cast of Ploscht | by Villistas; 200 killed or injured Pe Ei A, Meet hat ie AE! Wirt, | nominated associate justice U. 8. court of rat reading and three cab! e July 5.—French carried by storm German | “Dec. 11—Germans levied huge taxes 0! Jan. 2%1.—Fire at Molde, Norway, aid | ‘july 1&—-Abram Eikus nominated as am- resigned second line near Peronne - captured Roumanian cities. $500,000 damage bassador to Turkey. Lea Italian steamer carrying Montenegrin | Turks announced recapture of Kerman Des. 16—Garmanyorered Tin Se dtoat Northern’ train) wrecked: | cowie tsceepei bilan Fearional | ton wesitiots yy rey tro i = 8. sunk by mine in the onan tr re aeeae ta rete Auathans peace terms with the entente by avalanche near Corea, Wash.; 81x | opened in St. Paul, Minn. p; 200 los! July 6 ussians again routed ‘ivelle made commander uly —Se sed pro- 7,—Germany promised U. 8. ite sub: ch French armies of the nor valley dam near Ban| vides ordi vec Ines would observe rules of civilized orge made British sec- | and + 7 3 ‘oke; & dead Piohibitionists nominated J. Frank Han- wartare =a Par a ondavedia ceneratie —Assoclate Justice J. R. Lamar, ea eee cat bisetind fev errpen paar tips oyadt pee ers an. 8—Aritish battleship Edward Vit —French took Blache, close to | tizauon preme court at War ington. | | eoltision: 16) lives lost ER erly . gunk by mine Germany answered Americ note by Jen, ee Vale he — f b r 28h, t—Austrians captured Loveen, | | German submarine Deutschland arrived | gefending deportation of Belgians. railroad builder, at Council | 9f,0h 27 Canadian parliament building at vine sigue passed army bill car- minating Cattaro. at Baltimore Seger i Meee icin eg we ts mtroye 3. plat, H—Austrian crulser sunk by | , July 12.-Germans opened seventh great fDee Hk Greek regulars (ook Kater Yan Horn. founder of the 1 deeb, 1eThree British steamships, many | “Aug. Child Iabor bill passed by sen- ench submarine axsault on dun x Archduke Carl Stephen of Au me ty Journal at Kansas City. * mon ° 2 vin, eMuny” documents connecting | | July 15. Itallans captured. Vansiiic Posi] iceteh eeeieeet te eke ee =Matthew W. Pinkerton, at Chi- | ss 4.000.000 |. | om great ASE te Eons Dame iF navy pil m Papen with alleged war plots in U. | sina valley Germany in 1 u. s ed r A foo ce . taken trom nim ‘by Briitetcreurned Russians captured Balburt, Armenia, by sinking of Ji El ncaicg ries W. Knapp, veteran newspaper NE ae ee iit arenk iealnice’ Irena eee Rutan ee Filipinos rican embassy assau! I 14—Great Britain called 0.0) | Man, at New Yor ~ : m Pr upled by Turks Garnand took La Maluonuétte aid Bi: | more monte armas? alleg 1.000. Jan SoM Rev. Michara Scannell, Cath- | Haven road usted by explo- | pats U—President Wilson vetoed army xewed general at aches, in Somme sector. France ided to prohibit ale " olic bishop of Omaha. . = < eee, “A tack on “Austrian front July 18.—Germans opened fier ca. exc meth SR att Ada Rehan, actress, at New York, gna radon) neeteataar Principe Pay PI eter Pheer reco yale nt re et nt peed transport sunk by sub- | Jan. 13.—Victoriano Huerta, former pro-d Asturias hit rock and sank off Brazil; 300 eer athe oe 1 Paso. took Cetinje and pursued | attack on i former Montenexiing toward Afbanta. « at Long , Jan. 21.—Austrian hydropls and tor British pedo boat sunk by British submarine tn | American individu vistonal presidect of Mexico, at Jan. 17.—Hon. Arnold Mort British postmaster general Jeannette L. Gilder, author and editor, Mediterranean; 17 Angericans lost F st. : Hous e B March 22—Fifteen million dollar fire at | ments to army ne accepted senate amend. Nashville, Tenn., and $5,000,000 fire at Au- Sept. 5.—Senate passed emergency rev- of —French captured wide stretch Adriatic ing with the Germans man trenches near Verd 5; $ a <A dairigh leaded Ghd e . " - 1 nes near Verdun ae gusta, Ga. enue bill with reprisal provisio alni Montenegro to murrender or face annl> | in Somme region, renee pa Caen ere Meeaee vee iKmuel S Chamberlain, pub- | ,, Match 2—Twenty-six killed and many | British blacklist © Sees, atte Beutart occupted hy Austrians (duly ,28—Russlans captured “Eraingan, ce accepted ultimatum of the en- tir Clements it Mf rkham, fa- | nes near grea suse chase of ‘Danish Went indies, Pree gout ni a r rmenta ia) a cei ok phates pril 12—Six killed, 40, Injured tn. wreck cat Uae Germans took nearly a mile of French f jan railroad center: sinashed Teuton firs Tea nian CRT G Teatan behind cidbitan ‘at ocinae: Ta: pr ‘ornadoes in Kansas and Mis- election, Paced woe yp Ula ar wed ine west of Lutsk, and drove back Vou s my y use! x nd Lee ecithion: me | aoert led 17, ‘New .—wit Jan, 90.—Another Zeppelin rald made on | Mnsingen in Volhynin Det. 12-Premler Lloya-Geor, ied | Arlington. Maen Sit bite dpe April 2.—More than 1,000 lost in collision ) president muaivine: preathent vor tenn Parte ug. 5. Russians amashed through ‘Tee-: |i. Germany's peace proposals, virtually | Feb. %—Dr. Henry B. Favill, of Chi- between | Chinese cruiser and transport. Nov. 10.—Count Tarnowsky named Aus- oll gh Several Zeppeling made raid fon Unee on. ts Bitilatana ehtoat, refusing to consider them. cago, prominent physician and publicist. Patiey taettonenn Kirby sank in Lake Su- | trian ambassador to U. 8. t ety y area Uno: Renee counties of captured: Gorith Dec. 20.—-Violent_ bombardment of Eng- Feb. 24.—Admiral von Pohl, at Berlin. May 15.—Explosion in Du Pont powder Dec. 4.—Congress_ began short session. J y -s * RaW ligh positions in France. Feb. 2.—Henry James, anthor, in Lon- ‘ + Dr. Henry Van Dyke, American ambas- Feb. British liner Appam, tn charge lins raided English and Scotch Fae Russians attacked Turkish po- | don. plant at pbstown, N. J., killed 13. sador to the Netherlands; T. A. Thom: of print. crew trom, German’ commarce : 2 sitlene SATA Leta March 2—Queen Mother Elizabeth of | ,2Un¢2—Thirteen killed in train wreck at | son, minister to Colombiae and W. Taider Mocwe. arrived nt Norfollc wit 18.—Russians took 81,000 men tn Roumania (Carmen Sylva) Peart Te Hornibrook, minister to Slam, resigned. mother vennein oe esc ae Mounet-Sully, famous actor, at Paris. | June t 7 Waterfront fire at San Francis- | Dec. §.—President Wilson read his mes- cher sun! bomb east of Suez ca March 4.—Brig. Gen. W. Sooy Smith, at eae pak sage to congress, Wuraneeartlan ary Gataated Teomlane ares Russians captured Jablonitza. Medford, Ore, egkaeys. anes fomitart middle Western states Dec. 14.—Senate passed immigration bill marching on Teheran : In the Carpathians, and plerced new Teu March 7.—Rear Admiral Asa Walker, U. | “June 13—-Four killed in two-million-dol- | “'t" Mteracy test clause. Zeppelin lost in North sea and crew | ton lines on Lemberg front : ; N., retired. at Annapolis. lar fire at Baltimore. drowned Aug. 18 ‘o British cruisers, one ¢ _ Feb, 1.—Yussuf Izzeddin, crown prince of ‘March 10.—Henry Gasaway Dav for- July 4.—Eleven killed, 376 hurt in Fourth Fet & ch aviators attacked | man bs and one German subm Turkey, committed suicide. mer U. 8. senator from West Virginia, at | of July celebrations. * ‘killing 300. rine los’ fea action March Oficial mandate announced | Washington. July 4.—U. 8. navy collier Hector sunk INDUSTRIAL hina theta Gheianeta'll teeitia : ae on oom Li-mile | Abandonment of Chinese monarchy and | | March 14.—U. 8, Senator Benjamin F-. | in storm off Charleston, 8. C. Bee So SN A eA resumption of republic, and rejection of | Shively of Indiana, at Washington. ‘July %.—Hundreds of’ fishermen lost in oth aides ylelding ground. Aug ‘advanced south of | €™mperorship by Yuan Shi Kal who re- | | March 19.—Cardinal Gotti, prefect of the | monsoon off Ceylon coast. Jan. 7.—Riot! rik ‘ took 800 yarda of | Thiep nch took Maurepas. sumed presidency. ‘ Propaganda at the Vatican, in Rome. July 22.—Six kilied and 49 hurt by bomb | ed Teast Youre strikers looted and burn- nc hes near Vimy red Mush, Armenia, and Re tere ntie coe Sonrarest penenred| pleprpon 2%.—C, J. Mulligan, sculptor, at | during San Francisco preparedness pa- jan 19. eenene st killed and five shot and tercoetion for pitnck on Petrelitee” | “Renpelina raided east coaat of England; |!" Ireland for uprising Barms | CMarch 2%7.—Thomas Pence, secretary | “uly 24.—Twenty-two men killed by gas | ‘,atrike rot at Hast Chicago, Ind. drench cruiser Amiral Charnler tor- | killing eght og posal | ec Bartha ra eeina ayaa eerete toes ta) oer oars aoa eas committee, at Wash- | explosion in 'a Cleveland water tunnel wi.gb.,6—General strike of switchmen on red and + 974 lost. Aug Italy declared war on Ger- ab) d serio 1 ollowed Aug. 9—Cloudburst in W. 4 Reb, Wcmussians under Grand Duke | many. ¢ : cefenad Main body of Irish rebels sur- | | April 1—Naphtall Luccock, M- E. bishop | sulted in nearly 100 AY Rae TEE annua $.—Wage, increases, of | $8,000,000 Feb. 21 pp aired eee tie ipo Roumanta declared war on Austria-Hun- a Pinatdeat Sledines c€ Docotican MEE. ore akota, La Crosse, ph “Fee 2— Trolley wreck at Johnstown, rit eo Striking Beet tse turees 21.—Ge o| - | gary. c a, ie o! est- - wan EE: "Aug. 28.—Germany declared war on Rou- repubie | imp achon ee Renee \ oot mE Angelis president emeritus of Aug. 29.—U. S. armored crulser Mem- ing jouse Co. rioted in East Pittsburgh, within hig gun ranme ea geres : saanee ae 29.—Hindenburg made German chief | !e&ders of Irish revolt, e uated, oe April, &—George. WW. Smalley, veteran phis, wrecked pay Sapte Dest Apparat ere! hed poFatal Tatranel riot: Carn Austria: announced sinking of Italian | of staff in place of Falkenhayn, May Ameri ighting broke out in Santo Do- journalist, in London, Sept. 12—Central span of great bridge | Steel Works in Braddock, bat oat fransport jioaded with soldiers by bomb | Aug. 30.—Roumanians took Kronstadt te Sek inc Phas en eos eet fered, Fal Colton. formar gov- | over St. Lawrence at Quebec fell; 27] May 9.—Chicago Garment Workers start- Feb, irrench, checked somewhat | e's ie Moumantan hed ae nun, | Dermott ‘Trish Pebeli executed eas SrAprit 11-Richard Harding Davis, novel pertnig areat a i oA ae iptrike. L Aug. 31.—Roumanians zed Rustchuk, 7 y 2 ept. .—Grea jam near annwald, = lia, by | Sept. 2— ae s raided England, one i * i We if -—Nineieen killed In burning of om storm: | fe balteraateeen: ay Tents azement convicted of treason | logist, and educator, at Urbana. TI hoapital. at Farnham, Quebec, yoga GSA gat tee te Dt nD ‘rela noon Austrians entered Durazzo, Italians re- | “sept. 4—Dar-es-Salaam, chief town of | “tiv U8. marines routed 25 Santo poner of Wisconsin, at Milwaubees sn ftcne es a en ena ee: eatin eaet leat stopped al! surface eenreneh crulaer P Provence sunk in Moed!- Garrann Bam Arie a, taken by British pomingo rebels, killing 27 and losing one oAPril 9 —Raron, von der Goltz, Garman iden Sail at Bh oc ore IL a | trame in borough ae of, Manhattan, the rranean: mm nmandant a ‘onstantinople. 7 ronx an chimon Feb, 31-British ‘steamer Maloja sunk tress Of TUFUKAL Oy igure took Do- |. Sept. 2.—China appealed for ald for} | April 99—Earl St, ‘Alwyn, noted Eng- | car plunged of Urideer "een Boston L | Aug. 7.—New York’ surest car strike Rn nee a Nan Caoeeninent soined a | “ic: Faumania a ay yah tay een gy Pet pn en eck: HED NUN ete pesante eee cee eunaarc, |e Nev tsi exposion ‘at Bakaritza, Rus- | °"Ge 12Federal board's medi tion 4 interned German steamers. _ Sept. 10.—Germans and Bulgarians cap- | ginia deposed, Ouizero-Zeoditu proclaimed | | May_11.—W, A. Gardner, president Chi- | “b ites ar! BAS Pe threatened railway strike failed. German commerce raider Greif and Paett Roeiies, Caeennaae okecaive in | empress of Ethiopia. cago & Northwestern railway. train’ collisientiniatatetairet ede 4 ug. 14.—President Wilson ‘conferred Brien Exgeer Alcantara sunk In North | paikans, crossing the Struma. Oe VAR: Terauchi made pre- AS ENE SH Lathrop, philanthropist. Dec. 9.—Thousand killed by explosion In witht rail ends and Peg ieton ao Man's Geenans drove through vil. |, SePt: J8—Allles smashed German third | "Oct "21—Count Carl Stuergkh, Austrian | | Clara Louise Kellogg, opera star, at Elp- Russian ammunition factory, President Wilson asked congrese'te taeo tage of Douaumont nnd beyond, line ‘th Soinme sector, advanced five miles | premier, assaseinated by Vienna editor stoné, Conn haar Garon. Collar fre. destroyed | three bills to meet situation. ze fl took t . _ | and toc ey ad tel Oo ~ » Americ " by -Dr. BE. N. . —! ssed eig ustlans took Bitlis, Armenta, by as. ble new armored cara. Deininntne. rican officers killed May 16-—Dr. E Corthell, president Dec. 13.—Canadian torpedo boat Grtlse road Bul House pai eight hour rall- , to avert strike. eauit American Society of Civil Engineers, at | foundered: 4 lost. U. 8 senate rejected resol _| ‘Serbs drove Bulgars back ten miles and | oN’ Karl F taim bs j Ine Americans be ated anon War | British and French advanced In Balkans. | of Sa Chee eee i elgeo as ay DE aay Deen Toe. HEE eer taal yp 4 Mareh 5 —French checked second Ger- Sept. 16—Roumanians and Russians nN 29.—Capt. H. F. Knapp, U. 8S. N.,| mer president of Yale, at New Haven, railway men in New York. man Infantry attack on Verd hed in the Dobrudija, commander in Santo Domingo, ned | Conn. —G 5 Two Zepreling raided northeast coast of | .5* —G Eneland; 13 killed Mouquet fortified farm and 1,00) yards ‘or Dec. 4.—Pope created ten new cardina May 29.—Jame: a 2 ; ¢ ¢ 5 —James J. Hill, at St, Paul. Sept. 23. bs “March 6—Germans began new drive on | German trenches north of Courcelette Dec 14—Denmark voted to sell Danish | May 30—Col, John 8. Mosby, famous ozzied. neral” strike in “New York Verdun, capturing village of Forges Geeeee sank French transport filled | West Indies to United States cotffederate raider, in Washington Jan.\1.—Prohibition in effect in Iowa. Noy. 5.—I. W. W. men from Seattle March 7.—Germana made further gains th) 2 Mus anak stured’ Dani Edmund Schulthess elected president of June 1.—Charles Sooy Smith, famous ciy- | Colorado, Washington, Oregon, Idaho. | fought sheriff's posse at Everett, Wash.; ag sverdy at tremendous cost yi routed ES eateae Srareharinne 1 | Swiss confederation il engineer. at New York. Arkansas and South Carolina. * * | 7 killed. u : ean tion conte rgorementatives tabled Be edonia and June 6—Yuan Shi Kal, president of | Jan. 9—Six New Haven road former | Nov. 2.—United States Steel corpora- 4 fapio worning mericans off armed sutons drove Russians back China directors acquitted of violating Sherman | tion announced 10 per cent raise of wages, e i ee: Aa ; = June 9.—John Ro McLean, owner of | law; jury disagreed as to five. Nov, 22—Adamson 8-hour law held un- 5 Fat jermany declared war on raided rwnatend MEXICO Washington Post_and Cincinnati Enquirer. Feb, 9—Most Rev. George W. Munde- | (estitutional by federal judge in Kansas March 10.-R kliling 3%: one Zeppelin destroyed a . Tune U & Senator E. C. Burleigh of | lein installed archbishop of Chicago. City. 2 arch 10. Russians advanced to within | Killing a ‘one Zeppelin destroyed and one Maine May 13.—Immense preparedness parade ov. %.—New England cotton mills Srarwated lanea Paes andiGermat ftepty —Zeppeling again raided Eng- Jan, 10.—Nineteen foreigners, nearly a! | June 2%.—Edward 8. Ellis, noted writer | In New, York. raised wages of employees. 4 March M—Italians started big offensive Americans, were murdered by Mexican | Of boys" storie: lift Island, Me. May 27—Forty thousand in Boston pre- |. (OY. Aa ioung! other coDearne mented ¥ along whole Austrian fro SO orench forces took Com. | bandits near Chihuahua. July 3.—Mrs. Hetty Green at'New York. | Paredness parade. pany, and many other concerns announced March 19 —Germans repulsed French at hiepval after terrific fighting, Jan, 12.—Lansing demanded that Car- July Prof. Elie Metchnikof, famous May 31.—Mrs. J. E. Cowles, California, | ‘@rse wage increases. 4 tacks at Le Mort Homme and captured LN Venizelos and Admiral Coun- | Tanga punish slayers of Americans. bacteriologist, In Paris. elected president General Federation of Balha Aalretan, o Wholesalers’ associa- from Rritish at meter douriott proclamation of provision- March 9.—Nine American civilians and July 1&—James H. Moore, noted finan- Woman's clubs, tion ralsed way March % —Sanad al government for Greer eight soldiers Killed and several wounded | Ciet. at_Lake Geneva. Wis. June 3.—Immense preparedness parade 13.—New York garment workers on rench and Brit (sh airplanes bombed sruRKEG, destroy i Ine much property and killing many per July %.—James White: b Riley, . | in Chicago, strike. 0 ey, y, at In- | "Sune. 4--Rockefeller education board -Former U. 8. Senator T, M. | S&ve $789,990 to colleges. Oct. 1.—Rritish took 3.090 yards ef Ger- | when Villa bandits raided Columbus, man trenches close to Bapaum: M. Many raiders slain on both sides of | dlanapolis z land, 3. border by soldiers. President Wilson or-~ July rs ting ratc ep 31.—Germans halted at Ver¢ ied Bulgare in Macedonia al Funston to pursue and pun. |} Pattersen at Denver. Sept. 27.-New York-Chi Fuisalang “gained ncalns Germann. aay ete qumantans crossed the Danube | tat Va ae See LSE, william Ramsay. famous chemist, | Michigan Central eld Up and robbed weer SPORTING land and Galicia: and tool nto Bulgaria aA esiden son ore Englan¢ a an. canital of Persia ie Bane kook ‘Oct. 4.— Allies Made great advances on | 00 troops into Mexico to get ieee AUR T-Vice Admiral Kamimura of Ja- Nov. 10.— Rockefeller boards appropriat- Teh. 2? Austrians evacuated Czerno. | entire line In Macedonia Viimermen raided Bigtareoretanen, eiigad ed. $2,000,000 for great medical and surgi- Witz and Bukowina Invading Roumantans ( 1 out of Bul- March 12.—First troops entered Mexico Aug, 9.—J. M. Thurston, former senator | Cal institution in Chicago. Pn 5.—C. H. Weeghman and fortners March 2%.—French bombarded German | Bata in pursute of from Nebraska. Nov. 15,.—Wireless service between U. S ught Chicago National league sitions at Malancourt and Avecourt Aliled transport Gallia torpedo eas ty brmy raised to war 3 ‘ounder of Chicago Great | 224 Japan opened. 4 Feb. 25.—Charles Ellis won three-cushion Britian channel ateniner Suseex- and | lat oe Roe ee men for camputen Nov. 19.—Ruth Law broke American non- | >jiard champlonslilp from De Oro, British steamer Englishman torpedoed | Oct 8 eman sutisarine 0-63 sank If million cartridges for Robert Grpu, theatrical manager. stop “alrpi lane record, Chicago to Hornell. | yroran 2 —Jess Willard defeated Frank without warning Americans on both. five vessels off 8. coast Carranza army seized at Douglas, Ariz Aug. 1.—Dr. John B. Murphy, famous | N, oran at New York. pani 0 Wie Mea. telected Tansing’s pro- | , Germans recaptured Kronstadt, Tranayl. | | Murch i6—First clash between Villa out. | Chicago. surgeon. : Dec. Zo Freight embargo put on ship- Sotit 2 Baseball season opened. ® nerchantme: y DOsts aNé merican expeditic 3 “ : . . es pifiaren %—Great German ‘attack on Oct. 8 cred forced crossing of Cerna | troopers wounded phar ale Aug ph ae Sie Pig ne Board. Cee awe eres or estat mee | Sees 300 mile race See one neourt-Malancourt front. rej < river In Macedonia. March 17.—Car' orb: cr = . * > = une 17. ern i 0 eir di a and | dis s¢ ne t 7 r rit hed ing | hibitionist, at Olathe, Kan. wocuman aerial attack on Salontki killed mihele cman Sod hneay gismantled. the Unt ted. States did not Intend to in- | Sept. 2 W. Pennypacker, ex-governor saane %0.—Charles Evans, Jr., Chicago, ‘i Match M.—Germans attacked with tiquia | Oct. 18 <French captured Sailly-Sallitsel, | March 27.—Capture of Torreon by Vitis. | “eee Ra ihr cuel solf chemplonship. Are near Verdun but were repulsed x rth of the Sornme tab reported y Villis asent £oR LS Kerens, former ambassa- Western tenuis, che Gploaetinn retained jermans tor Russt ret 1 ner Alaunt ; jor to . Ce ta eee Te tee? hospital | ine in English channel: part of cree | oq ere oleae Aphropriated. $8.00, | Sept. 12—T. 1. James, former. postmas- wie 18.— Walter "Hagen of Rochester, rch 3—Germans took village of Aa. | lost March pene ses be ter eeneral, in New York. Jan. 4.—Congress reassembled. won ern open golf champion- wares rh near Verdun, at terrific cost Skt. 2.—Roumantans won on Tranayi- | yM&rch {—Carranza granted use of | “Sept. 12—Dr. George K. Herman, tead-| Jan. 1—Progressive national shi ive Zepnelina raided eastern counties | ‘ania frontier but lost, In Dotrudne Mexican Northwestern railroad to U. 8 | erin middle West athletics, at Chicago. | called convention for June tin Giieee” A eae Want rey hey of Eneland, killing 28; one Zeppelin de- | yauened ty attleship Imperatritaa Marta for Shipment ier ey uorees oni snot New Horace White, famous journal | Jan, 23—National Prohibition convention | “Sept teFreddie ign, eon amapignatip. e. u y terlo: vlasto; GC ct it, af ew A a roves. 1 destroyed by interior exploston; 30 lost. | at Guerrero, killing 6; one U. & soldice | Sept. 12—Seth Low, in New York. called for July 19 in St. Paul, White tn 20 rounds. April 1.—Sixteen killed in Zeppelin raid p d Constanza, soldier pt. Jan. %5.—President Wilson nomi: on ned, > Roumanian Black sea port mortally wounded Vilia seriously wound. aoe tat Gem Albert L. Mills, vu. Brandels for Sur ereg se) | eee cates riey eae aE ae cnicegs 2 ench sinas me eek 2 Zapretins raided Engiand and | a Verdun. taking Dousumont tort os April 1.—U. 8. cavalry defeated Villista | Sept. 19.—Willlam J. Calhoun, noted law- j en. 3 tienes A an, Sept. 90.—Johnny Aitican ina Ponasst ne ON aie ene ee oe de Re dextchment orth of Guerr PS ie Sept zt Hear Admiral © Cc. EL Vreel, Ra. antichild labor || won -AstGt Samy Breabing World's record. ‘ ie r are! Pt - 7 ~ ie = a xt erican upheld their rant to search parcel post. | and ihe Gea pass pled Cxernavoda | | APL" rsops and eltinens ei x Care uses reeland, wie & ae Passed, bill for indepen- championship. lense ott ha south of Douaumont man 3. ‘ons took Campulung, north. | Americans and @ Mexicans : penis 5s ‘Senator James P. Clarke | Feb man Leal Teneeeaien 4 years, t. 3.—Brooklyn won National league ritish tiner Zant torpedoed without to. Bucharest ri ot PArkanana. eae making available oon 000 foe Tecautaien | Ost Talore - Stiri ia : steamer t doed, 2 S Oct. ormer cor in —: cy ing, WAprisia— French lost S00 yards near ontgaimer, Worpedoed. 20 lost. | aL oell Whe—Purautt of Vilia at standatiit’| of the currency, at Chica mptrolier | Mare Island and New. York ‘navy yards | women’s national galt championship, "°™ j peetrs Ue pense a men ices wes a area ed: Fort vAprit eateerassla Sante a eniiak Ty ional Bee prado noted lecturer on | trance class at naval academy BOM the en; See ia Rosoron: remendous attack; los: r . —Germans — evacuat. . an at be ver Th a Se ee a et | Vaux, Verdun front. Obregon wonferred on Mexican situation. 1] | Cet. 1E—Otto. insane former king of Acndsntn Bene ee Garrison and | oct a= Won Grand American 380- -Frenc'! rel y je ~ — inridge | face | © Verdun after terrific battle. | hen at | adovicnone map ang Austria proclaim: | sovings, ‘Tex, killing three U.S oe Get. Ik —Rev, Francia Brown, prestaent | “Feb 15.—G. T. MM me) New, de pete fanderbitt r April 1.—Russtans captured Trebizond No, 6—Von Mackensen forced back in | #84 8 fe a Theological seminary, at New York. | Russia, resigned. | =" “™@bassadag to sy , Hy. y ry —President Wilson sent ultima Ne Fre on submarin Sha told coueress in joint session en the Dobrudja “Major jowze with six —Eben Eugene Rex fi P. {her Arabia sunk by subma- | routed V\lllsta band at Ojos Ojos Aaulea bin ming aethon ford, poet and BS BR ratified Nicaraguan oN {8 Stoglterranean. stay 9.—President $Ellgon ordered mit. Nu ymal Duncan, author, at Fredonia, | | Feb, 2.—Haltlan treaty ratified by sen- pri! 20.—Bi¢ forces of Russians tanded Nov &—American steamer Columbian : France. kK b b ta of ‘Texas, New M Arizona Oct. B—William M. Ch: aa te Oe We Hrltiah battleship Russell sunk | Nov. Webatte of the ana “4.800, more Taare: remularesto Marionette is New Tore ase, noted paint. | “March &—J. I Shea of Seymour, tna. | Me en otal cham by, Ratha in Woditoronucnas te tee ee | British capturing ace token oe benitions Oct. 2—Prof. Cleveland Abbe. « nominated ambassador to Chile, * 1 33. —-General ‘Townshend ‘and 10,000 | and three strong towne” tions | “Stay H.—American-Mexican border con- | of weather bureal” at Wastpee;,,tather | “March 6—Newton D. Baker’ of Cleve- i Beifien surrendered to Turks at Kut-el- oy Alien captured Monastir. ference % hoot American, farmer tea As ion etka Sirs Russell, noted Inde- gore! fe ee FINANCIAL . x ‘ov, —Allles ordered diplomats of Bayles, Americ scedes: ndent preacher. _ army re- x ah steamer Hendonh: - | central by + Wrericen ra) PNicholas EY, f orqunrension bill. i for Belgien Olae as: | Mor Ree riutoe: Teun Ceelank. cieee 25.—Poole ranch i in Bia Bena ‘coum tional Baseball Teague. ‘at W Vator hens rch %.—House passed immigration ods i marine, manian rail and military cenier. by i raided by Nov. 5.—Cardinal Della Volpe at Ro: bint “with literacy test pe eS Jan. %4.—U. 8. Supreme nGerman airahins raided neta. S—Minlaters of central powers lett | ified by Am eaenantehed lista leader, aNov. Dr Percival Lowell, famous | ast ask BT House Passed $5.000.000 rivers | Income tax constitutional. aces ; lagsta: riz. —Richard “Al ip Fridland sunk by Britannic, hospital ship, sunk by ef Pay 3t-—Carranse pe tegen Mesto oe eat a Xgv Brig. Gen. D.C." Kingman, v, a ril 16 “Senaie passed army reorgant- | president North railway bans >f 1 wine t in. “recourse to a! pals ambassado et ea ordered Ne : —— oe and | “Sune ThoGeneral Parker rushed Nov. 15.—Rt Rev, Charles Edward Che- wApE t WWileor rentreated ved by federal judge 1 1 Nev ‘ork. sy Tein- | ney, senior bishop of Ref ident Wilson against oriental ex- | June 28.— bp La < ce ase Bute ria. ent of Fake (ong ap OR ase troops in Mexico | church, at Chicag esocned meeccoas bi °* | at_auction for #7700000 fom sot “SPh covert threat to resume former meth: declared war on June ‘ar depart Molly Eilott Seawell, author, at Wash ha to bulid “raltways. ate: Pieistaerenam cis paceens moeieme © | yaeeentesaaegamancees reese Setter | cate iin eebecd ee r menkiewicn, Pol, oh Sat ies Bw car et istiece with Pritaie contre eae mognian, sree in Walinchin routed | eran 3 Ch Srna bene ilo ay sitar SFM ‘Lynian, president ef ‘of the ih—Chicago Bank made toan i. —Teutons Carransa, soldat at jorum of apostles of Mormon chi he om . oye A : é tone captured Alt river line ‘a Nanding party ates Bred og wv; zl—Franz Josef, emperor oor Aue and France } & fi : tviacfiunsary. loan from Ff