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Making History In Year 1913 Important World Events That Happened In Past Year JANUARY, 1. Parcel Post: Patcel post service began. . Political; The British house of zommons passed the Irish home rule bill by a mapority of 110. Raymond Poincare, prime min- ister of France, was elected president of the republic. 25. Balkan War: Turkish batteries defending Constantinople open- ed fire upon the Bulgarians, . Political: The British house of lords rejected the Irish home rue Rill by a vote of 326 o 69. FEBRUARY. 9. Mexico: Revolution in_ Mexico, headed by Col. Felix Diaz, be- sieged President Madero in his palace. Fhe revolutionist leader, Gen. Bernardo Reves, killed in batile. South Pole: News of the disas- ter to Capt. R. F. Scott's Ant- arctic__expedition was cabled from New Zealand; the south pole was reached March 29, 1912, 2nd subsequently Scott and four of his companions perished in a 10. lirzard. 2. Mexico: The deposed presldent and vice president of Mexico, Maders and Suarez, were killed in a mysterious manner while under guard by revolutionists. MARCH. 4. Political: Woodrow Wilson in- augurated as the 28th president of the United States. 6. Political: The senate confirmed President Wilson’s cabinet nom- inations as follows: State, Wil- liam J. Bryan of Nebraska; treasury, Wiiliam Gibbs McAdoo of New York; war, Lindley Murray Garrison of New Jer- sey; attorney general, James Clark McReynolds of Tennessee: postmaster general, Albeg: Sid- . ney Burleson of Texas: “navy, Josephus Daniels of North Caro- lina; interior, Franklin Knight Lane of California; agriculture, David Franklin Houston of Mis. souri; commerce, William Cox Redfield of New York; labor, William Bauchop Wilson of Pennsvivania. 18. Greece: King George assassinat- ed at Saloniki. 21. Greece: King Constantine as- ended the throne. APRIL. 28, Strike: The industrial strike in Belgium for equal suffrage end- ed; loss caused by the strike es- timated at $20,000,000. MAY. 2. China: President Wilson recog- nized the Chinese republic. Panama Canai: The waters of the Pacific ocean were admitted to the canal by explosion in a retaining dike near Miraflores. Political: Governor Hiram John- son signed the California alien land bill. Balkan War: Treaty of peace between Turkey and the Balkan allfes signed at London. JUNE. . Political: Tha British house of commons passed to a _second reading the home rule for Ire- 1and bill in the face of flery op- position. ‘old Wave: Snow in Massachu- setts. Balkan War defeated in at Zletovo, Bulgarian troops tle with Servians edonia, Ma 0. wve: Record breaking in Chicago; theromom-1| on streeet level; 46 JuLY. 1. Veteran Reunion: Opening of the Blue and Gray reunion at Get- tysburg to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the battle, i. Financial: First-Second Nation- Ik of Pittsburg closed its ing up about $30,000,000 n War: Roumantan troops | nvaded Bul fol- low decla by King Charles of Roumania, AUGUST. B 2 Pedestrianism: Edward Payson Weston, the pedes it Milwaukee, of 1,546 miles from city, wherce he started June 2 Vorld Tour: J. H. Mears arriv. w York city, en 1d the world trip in 35 days, 5 minutes and 41-2 a record. al: The Pa opened explo- e letting the wa- ters of the ocean into the Mira- n, arrived his walk New York flores locks. SEPTEMBER. *Texico: Frederico Gamboa,min- r of foreign aff: nomin- president of Mexico. The Underwood tariff sed the house of repre- 4 to 103. OCTOBER. 1: United States senate the Underwood-Simmons 5 10 17, 1l: The Underwood-Sim- it became law. n Disaster: Ocean steamer 7o, Uranium line, from m., Holland, to New hurned in mid-ocean; 1; over 500 persons res- ships summoned by Yuan Shih Kai fnaugu- st president of China. ernor William Sul- York convicted on ticles of impeach- t him. Governor ce Sulzer re- y the court hment NOVEMBER. The premier of Great in announced that his gov- eni_would uphold the policy of the United S ma Canal: Steam t passed _through m ocean to ocean. DECEMBER. President W S e to congress advo- t election of president 1 waiting policy in Mexican The Barthou ministry France resigned after a de- feat by a majority of 25 votes. Rising waters in south- ern Texas began a work of de- struction which caused a loss of over 100 lives and damage amounting to $6,000,000. Mexico: Mexican congress an- nulled the October elections and named Huerta provisional presi- dent pending new election in June, 1914, 12. The “Mona Lisa:" Celebrated painting by Da Vinci, which dis- appeared from the Paris Louvre in 1811,reported to have been lo- cated fn Florence, Italy . yo be be Jopyright Hart Schaliner & Marx If you have as good a New Year as we wmh for you, there will be nothing left for! u to desire. 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