New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 31, 1929, Page 13

» Second Section e - NEW BRITAIN HERALD Pages 13 to 22 NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1929. Day-by-Day Review of Past Year | Shows Progress to World Peace | Offsetting Reactionary Trends - | nointed ch | lated fa sources, the president announces | o public oil lands will be \nm“l Great Activity in All Coun- |, tries and All Fields of Endeavor refunds in 000 ordered by I'rc It 14—Publicity on tax Evidence «vcess or £ Throughout 1929. el in 14— Disastrous floods in | Georgia ana | 17—rFourteen vhen a plane crashes at Newark, N Most serions accident in history | i aviation. t Alaba Florida. passengers kil western The year 1929 was one of i most eventful in all Listory. %) Great activity in all fields of hu- | O man cndeavor and throughout a the countries of the civilized wovl the it s of the newspapers on nearly | v day, and a great proportion news told of forward pr by the scientists, diplon 3 . and other world steady progress toward and the cvidence of a humanity toward this rhaps the o atures of the busy twelv d more than offsct revolutions and civil abroad and the collapse of a too bloated stock mar ket at home, | 0—Marshall Foch dies i 20—Governor Henry Jol Gklahoma, found guilty of tenee by i 1 news for the state sen of | moved from offic made 23 h opposcd dent lish of Hoover procli itional orig tion ba quotas 2 the he will directin zoal were § immigr restriction Con, > postponed but 4 1 1ssed | ssin 1 tstanding ade months| 22—Canadian steamer Alone, leged 1o be a rum runner, is ! Gulf of Meoxico by coast gu. It Z4—DMussolini wins Italian tion, $.650,000 to 136,000 . s chron-| =4 in th wportant | ! I'm ¢ in of warfare William Fox announc: future only sound made by his company Following is ology of the happenings day-hy-day year's most i lms w January Parker Gilbert reparations table 26—Trading on New York Sto sets new record of §,24 res, with call mon. nt Iixchange per 1—¢, for on sle to Dawes plan. 1—Gener inauguratel nt says Ge on- cral new nany at basis and undr and declines in all Charles . Mitchell, president nal City Bank, pledg-s of the bank's funds to| call loan m, tas a me clines and Hoo v attacked by | good-will tr s | 3 | Stimson financial stoeic obli us Mon rsident ada, Tiber- of Nicara- Gl the D sua 6—Dresident - urns from his tin America 6—Kin, Slavia pl dictator his elect ] becom Alex ler nation 1 p because of i of Jugo- rces vder Herrick dies AIRIL votes to Rickard dics wrmy airplan blishes a ref sition law by 2t Huey P, 1 by Loui rnor Long is ht record of 18, Hous ites 15 se Loy G hern Califor Dawes na ai Y bassador Dritain war t 1 Bra Booth, Ari oy ¢ outlawing General £ of salvation trom office —Iinancial of the allies Anicrican, ised Ger- | | from nn years. Germany proposes experts Youn e on rey ging h ol i wh an n the the throne, a 0 - day 10, of Kinzs Ina- abdications and his brotler, Hoclive vimannllah yatullah Pr com- sident ind ool treaty proves Hoove reno I's opp air Sition mail servies started, 1 May 1—Fifteen killed ed in Communist Berlin. 4—Tive- 000 huilding trad from |1 Announcemer ven Your ill serve on a perts to discnss G alt 1 and st commit nr City—10,000,- ve and 73 wound- May Day riots in | first of her class hed at Camden, ton unc granted 1 sinee ? workers in New N & )scar W. Underwood of Ala- dies, York. | Harry 1 il term bama, Sinclair t W free 1 record of 900 mile Thomas W. William begins 90- | ¢ Tebruary ington. Lindber fligl the h completes the Colonel first airmail United landing oon distance set by Lieutenant tle and Lnsign | ¢ 1L in flight to 'rince Bdward miles. from Canal the ies to on::, t Color Bushne s from cace pact i | the German Reichstag. rd 572 cement with the Ital- recognizing the Vatican state, is announced after disagreement 1asting nearly 60 3 during which time the popes ha to leave the Vatican 10 Kellogg artified by 7—An a government, Licutenant Apollo altituc record 1t Washington. car "art proof on Einstein | 1 in observation of sun's 3 | r in Philippines. i 15—More than 100 persons die | 1t Cleveland, 0., Clinic Hos- |a IS pital. Fire started in storage room | nd raises 102 o, gy nd a poison gas was per cent Wit s | ard moving stock 1= temporarily |y checked. 5 v $—Tdwin Denby, secretary of the navy under Harding and Coolid Sou- ian of theory fo vefused inds: he Federal varns brokers' loa d the Bank of discount rate to result that up prices < Bo: exces NS ive Graf Zeppelin second market to United States makes emer- land Toulon, Irance, | r motors, fail. | 17—Tmpeachment char Governor Long fai an against dies. more to o than one- | toard and e voles 1o n 9—"The 1l the T ssels f Shipping third of the state sen trial (1 mnounee | otliy e i viathan in advance of vote to acq 10—Unemployed in Great t Sy total 1.458,000. 13—Electoral colleg clects Herbert Tloov wnd Charles Curtis vice president 13—President Cooli the Vil providing for the construction of S supreme court Comemree and 10us over- | rules Interstatc sion’s valuation formula in O'1all Commis- | making President Hoover enforcement sion form. rate president St stocas signs e ommi investigat- i 15 eruisers, 15—Melville E. former manager of the A r're dies. | 1 *ommander Tyrd discovers d in the Antarctic 28—The Senate and Hou: Iy agree on the so-called “five and ten” law, providing severe penalties for violations of the prohibition laws | March I ance ratifies treaty. 2—Revolut 2 odore Ttoosevelt aceepls Stone L bois appointment ol Rico. as governor ciated —Wheat - first tin 28—Germar price since drops Dbelow 1915, allies agree on reparations of - 000,000, to be paid in 59 years, but interest brings the sum up to $27,- 000,000,000. 31 v and > final- payments Jones moi headed by . wins British 3-—Labor party. R MacDonald, clection. msay the Kellogg June Chile d Pern sign {reaty hinding Tacna-Arica boundary dis- breaks out it in a comp short time. Mexico; former President Calles ¢ sumes command of army que 4—President Hoover inaugur: od on a cold, rainy day. In his - augural address. the president em phasizes the importance of taking <teps to curb increasing crime. 5—An extra sion of 19 to me April 15, to consid \gricultural redef and limited tarif revision is called by the president slihu Root present to a committee of jurists at Geneva a formula designed to bring abont \merican adherence to the world aurt. : f—Thomas Taggart. for 40 |you o va| Mea o ehadDbmocratic orty) e s s MU SR (1 1ERE, L Prime Minister MacDonald declare 7—Colonel Robert W. Ste for naval reductions by statesmen, | i< ousted as chairman of the board | ratper than naval expen of the Standard Oil Co., of Indiana | Bt Ly forces under tht leadership Ao A Jehn D. Rockafeller, Jr., because of | Mexico is endnd. the former's testimony before the| 20 Four Spanish aviato Senate ofl Investigating committee. | fampting flight fo United St 11—New spoed record for auto-|eyed near Azores after 36 miles an hour st on the wate D. Scgrave. TEnglish frank Hawkes completes jac Beach, Fla 1t from New York to Tos Ange- 13—To conserve the nation’s il ies and return in 36 hours 54 min- n n Papal istence with between Tta a comes into ex- ratification of treaty and Vatican. 14— and House finally | agree on farm relief legsiation with- out debenture, as favored by Presi- dent Hoover. 14—The Yellow Bi monoplane, lands safely in Sp: after flight of 3128 miles from Old Orchard, Me., with young American stowaway aboard. rohibition enforcement cost during the nine Commissioner Doran =8 IS Con- | an- ut controversy | and state \n‘ t-| at- A [ hotwe tes, res- seven days nobiles of 1 by Major H. O at Daytona If trunk line except on mandate from ||, Yance wol Vatican —the first time penitentiar L Ar naval limi N ites flying time. July 1—The Interstate Commerce ‘ommission is asked by the Wabash Ra ay to allow it to form a fifth in the eas Legge, president of ional Harvester Co., ap- rman of the newly cre- relief board. 2—Baron 2—Al Interna xander he Tanaka resigns as premier of Japan and is succeeded Yuko Hamaguchi. 10—Roger Williams complete flight Rome, after stop in and Lewis from U. o Spain for ssiun officials the Chinese 1 Harbin, are ovsted by authorities, the action caus- & hostilitics and a serious intery Al situation later in the year. Irench Chamber of Depu- 00 to . votes war debt pay- to United States iin. German liner, TBremen, scts Atlantic specd record of hours and 42 minutes Jefore represer President Hoover proclaims Kellogg Peace Pact and later in day he and Prime Minister Mae- dd of England that on cruisers will Le stopped b oth nations. pending naval limita- ion negotiations 25—=Senator 1 a & reat trans- 17 atives of ons, he he Yor announce selected as mbassador to France. 25—Pope Pius emerges from a pope has 18 I’oin of 1 done sinc: 27—Premier igns Lecause o are of Trance health a Aristide Briand is called to form a ¢ cabinet. Armed cor priso fels at and sct I'wo are xilied Auburn fire to and 11 Ay viot ounded. endurance flight record n 420 hours set by Dale and O'Brine at St. £ mo ackson Forest 0 August Leavenworth Prison )0 convicts results in one death nd many tiot Viuries, Socialist leader, Ie world flight Zeppelin ves r round the was completed 21 days lat Tt t rate at New ork boa to 6 per cent to curb ulatior —Inte warf: breaks racial Jews alestine. September assembly jons opens. killed when air liner untain in New Mexico dur- storm T—Nlying Pritain y reco while five Orlebar sets another of Officer Waghorn Sehneider speed 'S miles days later Squadron record ader miles —Harrison 1 wins national ampionship. “landis Huston of ted chairman of Republican st golf Johnston of amateur Tennes- e & National Committee. committee de- alleged propa- Shearer against 10—Senate naval ides to investiga iam B tion. 1( Send votes to tax figures of corporations higher tariff rates. appoints seven obtain in- ame king —Mussol 1hinet minis nine new rs, of whom will have portfolios he formerly held. —Miller Huggins of ¢ York Yankees. dies —Fritz Von Opel of Germany ceeeds in flying an airplane pro- selled by rockets. October 1—Great Britain gree on terms for manager and Russia resumption of |aiptomatic relations. | 1—Scnate orders thorough in- vestigation of lobbying in Washing- ton, | 2—Three strikers are killed in a {battle between North Carolina mill workers and a sheriff's force. Another serious prison [this time at Canon ['Twelve, including seven fkilled. riot | Colo. | | 3—The wor o date 1 Exchange. price break of the the New York Stock MacDonald President | 4—Prime Minister {arrives to confer with Hoover on naval reduction. Britain invites United States, France, Ita pan fo naval limitation conf: in London in January. nate defeats amendment to grant frecdom to Philippines. 11—American Federation of La- bor. meeting Toronto. votes to enlarge activitics in industrial < tricts of south. 12—R-101, the and rence workl's largest air- | ship, makes first flight in England. 14—Co Mack's Athletics win world series, defeating Chicago Cubs | four games out of five, | | 15—Mme rives in | the | United St a gift for| the purch: of Curie o8 to receive of dium. man seaplane, DO-X, car- 9 persons on test flight homas A. Edison re-enacts | the discovery 50 years ago of his in- | candescent lamp. 18—Completion of 1000-mile deep waterway from Plttsburgh to Missis- | sippi River celebrated. 23—One out of every seven col- lege athletes is subsidized, the Car-| in a report. market suf- negie Foundation say; —Néw York stock greatest decline since ttempt made to ass wn Prince Humbert of ng visit to Belgium Fall found guilty | »e while secretary of | interior in connection with oil leases. | ting between Chi- | Nationalists and Kuominchun forces bre it in Yangtse Valley. Hoover points out | ible clause in tar- | sks Senate to pass it inat. Italy, nese November Aaron Youngquist of v a appointed to succeed Walker Willebrandt. as ass torney general in charge bition enforcement. | 4—Senate adopts resolution cen- g Senator Bingham for employ- ment of manufacturers agent as| clerk on committee framing tariff. 5—Jimmy Walker d - Tam- many Hail candidates win in New York city, while Dr. John Pollard, vezular Democrat, is clected gover- nor in Virginia over the anti-Smith | Democrat and Republican candidate. | G—Automatic airplane pilot is| fully demonstrated in flight | vton to Washington, through | fog in Allegheny Mountains. ~Federal budget for nest| placed at $3,830,000,000, -Senator Moses refers to in- 'nt Republican scnators as “'sons the wild jackass. | 11—President loover urges that, food ships be immune from attack in War | 11—Largest suspension bridge in world, between Detroit and Windsor, | wada. opened 15—President Hoover announces arious groups of industry, ag- riculture and labor will meet in Washington to take steps to insure continued business progress. 15—Six employes of Flint, Mich ank charged with embezzling 2,000, most of which was lost in stock market. : 7 al Ortiz Rubio elected president of Mexico. 18—T. P. O'Connor dies 18—Secretary of War Good dies. ~ Min- Mabel tant at- of prohi- | suri suced from 1 ——— | “Safest Ride in Town”|—— l At High On New Year's own car. ONE FARE! NO CHARGE for extra pas sengers. NO CHARGL for extra stops. Pay what the meter reads. Yellow Cab Co. of Activity ive or any social event of the Holiday Calendar, you will find the luxurious comfort of the Yellow Cab service far more pleasant and convenient than operating your Tide - PAY WHAT | THE METER READS it | development of new 20—Harry F. Sinclair, oil lionaire, completes six and a month mil- half jail term at Washington. lemenceau dies. 28—Cold weather breaks records in many cities. Byrd completes spectacular tlight over South Pole. 30—Notre Dame completes a vic- | torious season against ten major teams by defeating Army, 7 to 0. December 2—Congress convenes in lar session. —Russia “meddling” in e rebukes U. § Russo-Chix Ford raiscs 000,000 a year. House votes wages $160,000,000 tax William §. Vare denicd scat in Senate because of large campaign ex- penditures. —Native mob threatens marines {in IHaiti 9—U. S. signs tocol at Geneva. 9—District of Columbia grand ry refuses indictments on ch of Senator Brookhart. on in New York movie studio fire. 1 Nine second 1 a N. Y.. prison —Joscph of Pennsylvania manufacturers world court pro- die 29 riot cat- cd as a Pennsylvania senator, having | {14 heen appointed by Governor Fisher to succeed th Baldwin Sees General Election Coming Soon London, Dec. 51 (P—Sugge of a new British general 1 not distant date was made by St Baldwin, former con- servative prime minister, in New Year' gsuge to the Primrose league of his party. He appealed for a work, “for do not soon we may be again moil general election.” said th bor government countering increasing difficultics as a result of h eclection promises. The ultim solution of the un- employment problem, he said woull depend on expansion of trade arkets, expansion lying developing empir declared under hard how r of know in the LA was en- we and field from that the rapidly rkets, | increasing government. the | Queen Grundy, lobbyist | ousted Senator Vare. | tur- | the | nnemploy- | present | [leana Emancipation of Women and Lack Of Manners Should Not Be Mixed, Queen Marie Says In Interview { | | | | allowed to act independently. princess works for the Y, W, ( A.. for schools and hospitals, is the sponsor of the naval league and the head girl guides Does Not Let Her Smoke The queen divulged. however .that she does not permit Princess lleana oisy, Ignorant, Self As-| sured” Type of Girls Do Not Appeal to Rumanian | e I | | | Ruler—Believes in Free- ign traveliers dom For Sex, However. : untry have oft custom = appears primitive | 1 usual for | rriages with- fren’s kn dow Buc (UP)—E lack of m; e Dec wom par out 11 oril fused by Mar United Press in a Marie discussed this fran “No semsible woman such as that o tion.” the United I'r Lxplair the mar Ro Ma riage b: was told yder cart, Queen could t clin Balkan polit customs queen said. of Real Use must coun 1t Queen of you cmeimn ries do nof slation, which may oblig 1 husband or one guil to support his wife. I ing such laws, a dowry whi & oman the possibility of indepe is not quite usele The queen, in conc desire to discus: which the American corded herself and } “That treatmen S not a ys been fair. ( casions 1 have been absurdity of r Ma rism opinions of | posse opiniors |a divor were given through Jok womar Other More Vital Problems i mo s- | desertion vital prob- | den of flap- | |a lems ho on queen pre ueen Mar han t press tested consented 10‘ har ded so | atment has amily t."* said the ¢ 10 ac- use 1il, to tions, hope ind “Youn should their 0 zed by ‘h published activities.” i ieciared the queen, sufficiently we cd to go abont the Maric sympathy ports ibroad co cerning 1 b certain ucated to be 1lone allo L, s sk D but it c: ome irrit Again, any vestige selves.” disclaimed with v re young COUNTIES CONSOLIDATE JAIL Raleigh. N. €., Dec ern North Caroli state's f of it | 31 (Pr—East- s to have the| rst consolidated jail T vlders or si crossed and ¢ their lipe. Her muj with youn ted tnde ing whose lockups have boarders e Pesqui- ituck. Cho- may join in the project. ountics Pasquotank. en eluci- atti- ur » is refl v own Princess toward To the ery Classi interesting ing, in t Herald { “Princess the queen saic Iy British ‘Hl BRITISH BELIEVE MOVE A GESTURE Chinese Action on Extraterri- foriality Not Unexpected London, Dec (®)—British offi- cial circles consider the Chinese ace tion in announcing the sbolition of extra-territoriality cginni next vea gesture to keep Chinese opinion than more of a with tual “boli essed that ac- to be car= ted in the a5 exy which will be Trocess Treaty Upon Asso Not Mentioned inqu nking declaring British any ite made imunications to the B ent on this subject. ated that the ernment had st note the rin its Augs that Great Britein accent; nciple of abolition and sl proc the removaj torial privileges of China should be considered as beginning from Jan. 1 The British foreign office, was stated, was unwilling 9o b that the Chinese governmont s not prepared to enter into nego- ons with this end in view. the British subjects extrat Cardinal Gasparri Passes Better Night in Vatican Vatican City, Dec. 31 (®—Car= inal Gasparri. retiring papal sece retary of state who is ill with influs cnza, felt tter today, although he ran a temperature during the night. His temperature r to 100 Fahrenheit last night, but had re- ceded to 49 t morning. He was reported to have spent a fairly rest- ful night., His doctor, however, or- dered him to remain abed. Pope Pius inguired after the car- dinal's health several time: To Make the New Year Happy HE NEW YEAR will witness the concluding months of a great decade of progress during which new ideas have supplanted old and prosperity has blessed this nation in great- er abundance than it has ever known. To assist in surveying one’s affairs relating to the home in order to check up on items unaccomplished, pertinent questions are here suggested in the hope that they will prove of practical helpfulness to many people. Have T made all of the legal arrangements I should for the conservation of my estate ? 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