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d e p r e s s io n , whi h w.\s a p p r o v e d by
se n a t e and
lav,.
o f A r g e n tin a .
Ju ly 28—C o n g r e s s m a n Sam C. a n t v
le nd ing m< • r Of CO I I & resa.
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i In
title.
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- : ;
f o r m e d to curr y o u t Ho
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ja i l f o r c o n t e m p t o f c o u r t by
erai
J u ly 19— British tennis t« .un d e fe ated
noy and au th or.
*
c o l l i s i o n ; 50 d r o w n e d .
Oc t
13 Natta 1 . 1 1 Cre< lit a.- so. iation
J u d g e W ll k e t son.
A m e r ic a n s and
v.
~ t to play
A u g . 11— R e v Peter J. o ' C s
in c or p or a iteil In Del e v a re.
N "'
'i\ - k illed and eh
M ar ch l — T r e a s u r y o ff e re d s#*euritieh
F r e n c h f o r D av is cup
Oct. 1 « A h * • • r I «1. i i F« d e ra tio n o f La
Jur« I 1 »v g u n e x p l o s i o n on u|
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J u ly 22 — J a c k S h a r k e y and M ick y
boi c on v e ntit-r vot il s e a l n s t corn pu 1
C o lo r a d o .
A b s t ln e n c o 1 nlon o f Ameri a.
.,
M ar ch 2 — H ou se v« ted f o r 90 p c
W a l k e r f o u g h t & 15 rouml d r a w in
*«>ry *Jn t h • iym ut uiEuranre.
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colli«*r>i
near
c e n t cut in ir .a u -at on
N.?eU g Fr” TeF ra n k
B rooklyn.
Oct
1Z F d»rar ti «if L a b or voted
G a n t o n b u r y , E n g la n d , killed 31 men
Mar h 3 — Br« suient H o o v e r vetoeti
J u ly 26— F ren c h t e n n is team d efe ated
f o r leg . Iiz;i; <>n o f 2.75 per cen t beer
Nov 22 S t o c k s h o w special w i c k e d
the Muacle Shoal* bill and the sen ate
British , r e ta in in g Davn* cup.
O c t , 1 7 — A l C ap on# , b->.«t g a n g s te r ,
In M is s o u r i; s e v e n men and i a n v
su sta in ed the veto.
Aug. J i — a - h
A ug . 1— Sun Beau, w i n n i n g the A r
fo u n d g u i l t y In ( r. « a g o o f in c o m e tax
v a lu a b le h o r s e s killed .
English
M ar ch
4— Conga ess
made
“ Sta*
INTERNATIONAL
auth or .
fr a ud.
lin g t o n ha ndicap, b e c a m e r ecor d b r e a k
t ec. 13—T h r e e hu n d r ed Ciilnti* died
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Jan. 8— P o p e P ius X I Issued an en
w k e u sh ip b l e w u p near Shans * i
S ev e n t y -fir s t c o n g r e s s ad jo u r n e d .
Louia, f o r m e r C r
A ug . 8— A m e r ic a n
w o m e n 's tennis
B at tl e o f Y o r k t o w n begun.
cyclical
coniem ning
divorce.
birib
M a r c h 6 — A le x a n d e r L c g g e r esig n ed
g en er al.
team w o n W ig h t in a n c u p fr om British
Get. lu Pi •-.aient H o o v e r s p o k e at
c o n t r o l a n d m a n y p h a s e s o f m oder n
NECROLOGY
as c h a ir m a n o f f e d e r a l fa rm b oa rd and
Sapt. 1 » _ J
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g
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23
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Helen
W
ills
Moody
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ain
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c
e
le
b
r
a
t
io
n
.
life.
C o m p iled b y
whs s u cc e e d e d by J a m e s C. Stone.
Jan. 1— H u g h C. W a lla c e
a t o r f r o m Jdan
W'o»i w o m e n ’ s tennis c h a m p ion sh ip .
Oct. 2«; - Intt i
te c o m m e r c e c o m -
Jan. 23— L e a g u e o f N a t io n s c oun ci l
f mer
M arch 18— R i o t i n g c o n v i c t s in I l l i
an iha8 sad or to F ra nce.
C ol Z a c k Mulhal!
»r.
• mi «1.
<l f r e i g h t rate in c r e a se o f
A u g . 28— Rev. G a r r is o n R o e b u c k o f
d ecid ed to c o n v e n e w o r ld d isa r m a m en t
nois p e n it e n t ia r y at S ta te v ille bu rned
Jan. 5 -M ar sh al J o s e p h J T,
and sh ow m a n .
McClu re, Ohio, w o n Gr an d A m er ic a n
15 p er ten t, o fieri ip .; a s u b s t itu te plan
c o n f e r e n c e Feb. 2. 1932.
of
the mens hall and o t h e r bu ildin gs .
F r a m e , h e r o o f the M.trne.
Sept. 1»— Dr. David Starr Jord*:..
h a n d ica p .
o f t e m p o r a r y incr eases.
M arch 1 — F r a n c e and Italy reache.i
Sam H. T h o m p s o n o f Illinois ap p oint
J.ui 11— N atha n S tr a u s o f New lark,
c h a n c e ll o r e m e rit u s of Stanford ual.
A
u
g
.
29—
Mrs.
O.
S.
H
ill
w
o
n
w
o
m
e
n
's
an a c c o r d on na v al s t r e n g t h .
Oct.
22—
P
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m
ie
r
L
av
al
o
f
F
r
a
n
c
e
a
r
-
ed a m e m b e r o f fe d er al fa rm boa rd.
v
ar
sity.
m
i
llio
n
a
ir
e
m
e
r
c
h
a
n
t
and
philai
iro*
w
e
st
e
r
n
g
o
l
f
title.
H \ »d in W a s h i n g t o n f o r c o n f e r e n c e s
M arch 27— I n t e r n a t io n a l w h ea t con
M ar ch 19— P re s iden t H o o v e r sailed
f e r e n c e op ened in R om e.
wit h P res id en t Hoov er .
Sept. 5— F r a n c is Q uiin et w o n n a t i o n
• W i , s — r ’ r- J- B. Deaver o f Phil-
on b a tt le sh ip A r iz o n a fo r P o r t o R ic o
FOREIGN
ad
el
p hla, su rg eon .
Jan.
21—
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n
a
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l
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,
noted
d,
car
Oct. 2 4 —Al C a p o n e se n ten ced to 11
al a m a t e u r g o l f c h a m p i o n s h i p at C h i
April 27 — N ew
com m ercia l accord
a n d Virgin Islands.
at T h e H a g u e.
‘
cago.
sig n ed by I taly and Russia.
y e a r s in prison and fined $50,000.
Jan. 2 G o v e r n m e n t o f P a n a m a o v e r -
Nev ad a le g is la t u r e leg a liz e d gnm -
arUst.1
" **— 8 l r ' V , " ' am Orpen. Brltieh
O ' f . 2 5 H o o v e r - L av al c o n v e r s a t i o n s
Jan. 26— l l d w a r d I. E dwar d* , ft -ner
May 4— Chin a a b r o g a t e d all ex tr a
Sept. 6 — K a y e D o n ’ s Miss E n g la n d II
th.
b> r e v o lu t io n is t s and P re si-
biiri g.
g o v e r n o r o f N e w Jer aey and ft n e r
te rr it o ria lit y t re aties , e ff e c t iv e Jan. 1
corn lulled with a g r e e m e n t that r e v is ion
bea t Gar W o o d ’ s Miss A m e r ic a I X In
Oct.' I — Sir T h o m a s Llpton. tea mag.
dent Aio-'i-n.fiia «
tiered. R i c a r d o A i-
March 20— Birth c o n t r o l Ind orse d by
United S ta te s aen at or.
*‘f
r cR
and r e p a ra tio n s sh ou ld g o
n a te a n d y ac h t sm an .
1932.
first heat o f H a r m s w o r t h trop h y race
fai
nunitittr to
i.e United State»
c o m m i t t e e r e p r e s e n t in g 27 P ro test ant
side by K.do.*
Feb. M — Ma). Oen . C R. E d * d*
May
12— C o m m is s io n
on
p ro p
at De tro it .
Oct. 3— Dr. K osslter Johnson, author
a> * pted off e r o f itie p re s id en cy .
c h u r c h e s o f A m erica.
and editor.
.\’ "W
2 P re s id e n t
Hoover
na med
E u r o p e a n union met in G e n e v a , and
c o m m a n d e r o f Y a n k e e divisio n, i k
Sept.
7— H a r m s w o r t h
r aces ended
J..i 4 Dr. Da niei S ala m a n ca electe d
Mar ii 22— F e d e r a l fa rm hoa rd a n
F.,
in
Bost
on
.
c
o
m
m
i
t
t
e
e
o
f
five
to
e
x
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a
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s
t
o
m
s
un
ion
w
a
s
de
when D o n ’ s boat w a s disqua lified and
Oct. 5— D w i g h t W. M orrow, senator
p res iden t o f Boliv ia.
n o u n c e d s t a b iliz a t io n o f w h ea t prices
mad«* a g a in s t a d m in is t r a t io n p o licie s
f r o m N ew Jerse y.
ba te 1.
F t b i s — L ou ie W o lh e im , i t a s e nd
then san k.
Jan. 19— R o u n d t able c o n f e r e n c e on
w o u ld end with m a r k e t i n g o f 1930
by the Navy lea g ue.
June 20— P re s id e n t H o o v e r p rop osed
Sept. 10— T o n y C a n s o u e r i, li g h t w e i g h t .
Oct. 7— D a n iel C he st er French. Amer-
c rop .
India c losed in L ondon .
F rank
C.
Emerson,
lean sc ulp to r.
o n e y ear s u sp e n sio n o f G e r m a n re pa ra
N " v . 3 — By el “d i n g a c o n g r e s s m a n
c h a m p io n , d e fe a t e d J a c k B er g In title
governo! o f
Jan 22 F ren c h c a b in e t hea de d by
M ar ch 23— P r e s id e n t H o o v e r landed
W yom ing.
tion s and p a y m e n ts on w a r d ebts
Oct. 11— F l e m i n g H. R ev el! o f New
in tire L .g lith M ic h ig a n d is tr ic t the
fig lit at New- York .
S te eg res igned .
at San Juan, P o r t o Rico.
Ju
ne
23—
R
o
t
a
r
y
I
n
t
e
r
n
a
t
io
n
a
l
met
in
Y o r k , p ub lish er .
D
e
m
o
c
r
a
t
s
g
ained
c
o
n
t
r
o
l
o
f
the
next
W.
K.
M
err
iam
,
f
o
r
m
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r
g
o
v
e
r
n
s
Sept.
12—
E
l
l
s
w
o
r
t
h
Vines
o
f
C
a
li
J
26 P ie r r e l-a va l fo r m e d new
of
N e w Y ork b g i s f n t u r e v o te d to In
V ienn a and e le c te d S. W . P a s c a l l oi
hou*e ot r e p r é s e n t â t ! ves.
M inne sota .
fo r n i a w o n natio nal ten nis c h a m p i o n
m inist ry f o r Franc e.
v e s t i g a t e c o n d i t i o n s in New Y o r k city
“ T W „ H Williams, president
o f \\ a b ash r a ilw a y
A
Harr y
M oore,
D em ocr at,
w as
L o n d o n president.
ship.
Feb. 2o — D a m e Nel lie Melba, fai us
F»-b. 7— K i n a o f Spain restor ed c o n
g o v e r n m e n t and l o w e r cou rts .
e le c te d g o v e r n o r o f New J e r s e y ; M ar
J u n e 24— F r a n c e m ad e c o u n t e r p r o
s o p r a n o . In Melba, A ust ral ia.
Oct. 16— C h a rles W. Murphy, former
S 1 »t. 15— P h i l a d e l p h i a A th leti c s won
stitu ti on al r ig h ts and c a lle d an e l e c
M arch 2 5 - Pres d nt H o o v e r spent
tin
C on ner , D e m o c r a t , g o v e r n o r o f
p osa l f o r w a r d ebt m o r a t o r iu m . Great
M ar ch 1— R e p r e s e n t a t i v e Henri
o w n e r o f C h i c a g o National League
tion.
A m e r ic a n le a g u e p enn ant .
d ay at St. T h o m a s , V ir gin islands.
Ball club.
Miss issippi, a n d R u b y I.affoon, D e m o
B r i t a n and I t a ly a c c e p t e d H o o v e r 's
Sept. 16— St. L<»uis C ard in als won ! C o o p e r o f W is co n sin .
Feb. 9 — Earl o f B e s s b o r o u g h a p p o i n t
M ar ch
29— P re s id e n t
Hoover
re
crat,
g
o
vern or of Kentucky.
plan.
R« ar A d m i r a l T h o m a s S R o d g e r lfJ.
Oct. 18— T h o m a s A. E«lîson In West
ed g o v e r n o r g e n e r a l o f Canada.
N ational le a g u e pennant.
t ur ne d f r o m C a r r ib e a n cru ise.
Nov.
7—
C
o
m
m
it
t
e
e
on
Navy
le
a
g
u
e
J u ly 6 — F r a n c e and United States
S
N.,
retired.
1
O
ran ge. N J.
Sept.
19—
T
o
m
C
r
e
a
v
y
won
the
p
ro-
,
Feb. 14 H e r e n g u e r c a b in e t o f Spain
April l — M eth od s o f c o l l e c t i n g cri m e
c h a r g e s r epor ted they c o n t a in e d m any
a g r e e d on m o r a t o r iu m plan and it b e
M arch 2— Lieut. Gen. E d g a r Ja.bin,
Oct. 22— F le t c h e r Hale, congressman
i> «n e d and k in g c a n c e lle d ca ll f o r
f e s s io n a l g o l f c h a m p ion sh ip .
st a t is tic s c o n d e m n e d by W lc k e r s h a m
c a m e eff e ct iv e a s o f d at e o f Ju ly 1
iiiL o and in a c c u r a t e st atem en ts , and
f r o m N ew Ha mpsh ir e
p ar liam en ta ry electio ns.
Santa l ’au la team o f A r g e n tin a w o n ! c h a ir m a n o f i n t e r o c e a n lc ca n a l 1 1 .Id-
c o m m issio n .
Ju ly 13— W o r l d b a n k e r s at B ase l ex
v in d ica te d
P r e s id e n t
H o o v e r ’s navy
O c t 24— C. F. D. Belden, librarian of
Pehr ■ m h u f v u d
electe d
A m e r ic a n op en p o lo title.
M arch 10— J o s e p h F. C ott on , un
A p ril 7— A n t on J. Cerrrmk, D e m o c r a t ,
policy .
tended |100.000,U0U «« e d it to G e r m a n y
s e c r e t a r y o f state.
B o s t o n P u b lic lib r a r y and pres dent of
p res iden t o f Finland.
Sept. 26— Helen H i c k s won w o m e n ’s
e lec te d m a y o r o f C h ic a g o .
Ju ly 20 — I n t er n a t ion a l c o n f e r e n c e o r
N. vv c r u is e r I nd ian ap olis lau nched.
A m e r ic a n L ib r a r y association.
i*h
18— N e w Span ish g o v e r n m e n t
g clf
c h a m p io n s h ip ,
d efeating
Mrs
M arch
16— C a r d in a l
Pietro
A p ril 22— K i n g o f Slam, w it h his
Nov.
11— A r m i s t i c e
d ay
o b ser v ed .
Ger m an c ris is o p e n e d in L ond on.
Oct. 25— C h a rles A C omiskey, owner
f
d by A d m ir al Juan Azn&r, mon-
a r c h b i s h o p o f Fisa.
G len n a C ollett V are.
qu een, c a m e to United State s f o r an
P re s iden t H o o v e r s p e a k i n g in W a s h
Ju ly
22— L o n d o n
conferen ce
ad
ar* hist
o f C h i c a g o W h ite S e t ball club
Oct.
10— St. L ou is C ard in als won
e y e op era ti on .
R e p r e s e n t a t i v e J a m e s B. Aswelllpf
ing
ton
.
j
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r
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n
d
«
L ouisian a.
R on a ld W. B o y den. American mem
**h. 20 A tt em pt to a ss a ssin a t e K i n g
w or ld c h a m p io n s h ip .
May
4— I n t e r n a t io n a l
Chamber of
X« v 13— P re s id e n t H o o v e r p rop osed
tions that
hort te rm c r e d it s to G e r
b er o f the H a g u e court.
9
I Albania l a V ienna failed.
Oct.
12— J a c k
Sharkey
whipped
M arch 24— R o b e r t E l es on, s t a g e ad
C o m m e r c e met in W a s h in g t o n .
fe d e r a l s y s t e m or hom e loan banks.
m a n y be r enewed .
P er u v ian
counter
r e v o lu tio n
sup-
s c r een star.
Oct. 28— Joh n M Bowman, president
May l l — Pre siden t H o o v e r or dered
P r l m o C a m e r a in B r o o k ly n .
A u g 11 - P r o t o c o l c o - o r d i n a t i n g moi
Mrs.
H a tt ie
Caraway
a p p oin t ed
o f B o w m a n - B i l t m o r e hotel c o r ; ration.
p •
i with bl ood sh ed at C a lla o but
Oct. 2o— N o v a S«««tia l at Rluen os e
d r a s t i c r e d u ct io n s in e x p e n s e s o f all
R e a r A d m ir a l C. P P lu n k ett , reuJk,
t e m p o r a r y senat or f r o m A r k a n s a s.
at o r iu m plan w it h Y o u n g plan > n i
c : " nued at A requ ip a.
Nov. 5— C. A. G rea thou se o f Indiana)
e x e c u t iv e d e p a r t m e n ts
In W a s h i n g t o n .
j
won A tla n t ic fishing fleet t fo p h y p e r
by internationa l e x p e r t s in Loml :i.
Nov.
15—
P
re
s
iden
t
H
o
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v
e
r
's
a
d
v
is
o
r
y
!< h l Nav y ju nta In Peru fo r c ed
m
an
en
tly
s e c r e t a r y o f D e m o c r a t ic national com
M ar ch 27— A r n o ld Bennett, E n g a i
May 15 — H a r v e y 1! B u n dy o f Mich
A ug .
27— A m e i - n
and
c o m m i t t e e on ed u c a t ion r epor ted r e c
m ittee
I ’ i visional P re s iden t C e r ro to resi g n
n ov elist and p l a y w r ig h t .
I k n a p p oin t ed a ss ista n t s e c r e t a r y o f
Oct. 23 — Lou B r ou illar d won w e l t e r
b a n k e r s a r r a n g e d fo r $400.000,0"0 loan
o m m e n d i n g w id e rev is ion o f fed er al
ftf'l put C h ie f Ju sth e R ic a r d o Elias at
P r o f . O. E. R olv a a g . novelist and
st ate
w e ig h t title f r o m J a c k Th mpson.
H en ry Iv es Cobb. A m e r ic a n archi
to Great Britain.
e d u c a t io n a l policy and c r e a tio n o f a
head o f g o v e r n m e n t.
tect.
1
e d u c a t o r , at Northfleld, Minn.
M ay 18— S u p r em e c o u r t up he ld l e g a l
Oct. 26— Y o u n g P e r e z o f T u n ’ s won
Sept. 3— G e r m a n y and A u st r ia f o r m
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I»r Gab riel T e r r a In a ug urated ae
Nov. 6— S en a tor T. H. Carawa y of
it y o f the H< -ver d am act.
fly w e ig h t title f r o m F r a n k ie G en a r o o f
M ar ch 29— B y r o n B a n c r o f t Johns
ta ry in the cab in et.
ally a b and oned the p ro p o s e d c u s t o m s
A r kans as.
t
dent o f P r u g u a y , and A r tu r o A r
New Y o r k In P a n s .
" R e d fl-ig” c la u s e o f C a lif o r n ia ar.tt-
f o u n d e r o f A m e r ic a n B a seb a ll lea;
union.
Nov. 16— 1)1 n o Gran di, Italian f o r
al <• as p res iden t o f Salvad or.
Hen ry M. W u r zba eh . on ly Republican
c o m m u n i s t s t a t u t e held inv alid by Su
Nov. 2 —L e w is o u t w r e s t l e d Z b y s z k o
Dr. G e o r g e A. D o r s e y , an thropolotj
Sept. 6— W o r ld c ourt ruled A u st r o
eig n m inist er , a r r iv e d in W a s h i n g t o n
T eh 5 A r m y Junta In P eru ous ted
c o n g r e s s m a n fr om T ex as
p r e m e court.
in New Y ork .
i
in C h i c a g o arid won w or ld title.
L . .B.
G er m a n c u s t o m s un ion w as illegal.
for c o n v e r s a t i o n s w it h P re s iden t H o o -
Nov. 7 — R ic h a r d T. Crane. Jr., of
May 21 — A m e r ic a n R ed C r oss cele
Nov. 4 — B a t ta lin o beat Earl Mastro
A p ril 1— M a c ly n A r b u c k le , s t a g e %fi
! ver.
Sept. 7— L e a g u e o f N ations as s e m b ly
»• h 10 l ieut. Col. David O c a m p o
C h ic a g o , p re s id e n t o f Crane company.
screen M ar
br ated Its fiftieth a n n iv e r s a r y .
In C h ic a g o ,
r e t a in in g fe a t h e r w e ig h t
met In Ge neva , e l e c t i n g N ik o la s Tl
Nov. 19— Grandi c o n c lu d e d his c o n
' to
»nal p res iden t o f Peru.
title
May 25— S u p r em e c o u r t ruled f o r
Nov. 9— Col Isaa c N L ew i« inventor
Ap ri l :< N icholas L o n g w o r t h , spe»c*
tuleseu o f R u m a n ia presid« nt.
v e r s a t io n s with P re s iden t H o o v e r and
•'#o*l i y, #• nous t roop s seized Ala-
o f m ac h in e gun , in Ho bok en . N J.
e l g n e r s s e e k i n g c itiz e n sh ip c an e x
Nov.
20— Cnn zo n er l
d e fe a t e d
Kid
er o f the n a ti on al h o u se o f represent*
S e c r e t a r y Stlmson .
Sept. 8— M e x ic o a c c e p t e d bid to Join
d
*■ land.
P ort u g a l rushed war*
p re ss no r e s e r v a t io n s a b o u t b ea rin g
tlves.
Nov. 17— E d w a r d Simmons. American
C h o c o la t e in New Y ork .
L e a g u e o f Nations
Nov. 21— F e d e r a l J u d g e F it z H e n r y
s-'i ps to cru sh rebellion.
ar m s fo r the c o u n tr y .
painter, In Balt imore.
Nov. 21— In f o o t b a l l Yale d e fe a t e d
May 2— G e o r g e F. B a k e r o f N *
Sept. 14— Pan ama and China g iv en
at Springfield, 111., ruled a lc o h o l p e r
A p 1 i 1 12...K in g
A lfo n s o 's
ene m ies
M ay 28 -P r e s b y t e ria n g e n e r a l assent
A. J. W im p le , c orn deve loper . In Cen
H a rv a r d , and U n iv e r sit y o f Sou ther n
Y ork , A m e r ic a 's r ich est ha nk er.
aeats in L e a g u e o f N ations c o u n cil.
mits to fo o d m a n u f a c t u r e r s illeg al
b ly op en ed in P it t s b u r g h and el ec te d
terville. S. P
trio plied as Spain v o te d ; R ep u blic an s
C a l i f o r n i a beat N otre Dame.
Ma> 9— Dr. A lb er t a M ich elso n. e n .
Sept
19— J a p a n e s e
trnnns shelle d
Nov. 24 — R o b e r t L. O’ Brien, Bost on
Dr. L e w i s S. M udge o f P hilad elp hia
f
*u m o n a r c h is t s in m u n ic ip a l e l e c
Nov. 21— Dr Sam Small editor and
Nov. 2 8 — N o r t h w e s t e r n , Purdu e and
nent s c ie n t ist , in P a sa d e n a . Calif.
and o c cu p ie d M ukden. Man huria.
ed ito r, a p p oin t ed c h a ir m a n o f tariff
tions
moderator.
e v a n g e lis t , in Atla nta, Ga.
M ich ig a n tied f o r W e s t e r n C on f e r e n c e
May 10— W a l t e r A. S tr o n g , p u blish f
Sept. 20- -J ap an o c c u p i e d a ll citie s in
c o m m issio n .
May 29— C. C. T e a g u e r esig n ed f r o n
•'mil
4 K in g
A l f o n s o ab dic ated
Nov.
22— L o u is
Loucheur,
Frsnch
f o o t b a l l c h a m p i o n s h i p ; A r m y d efe ated
of C h i c a g o Daily New ».
sou th ern M a n c h u r ia ; C h ’ * * ant note
R. M. K le b e r g , D em ocr a t , el ec te d c o n -
f e d e r a l fa rm b oa rd and W. F. Schill
and sailed f«-r « xile; r e p u b lic set up
st ates m a n.
N otre D a m e ; Y ale beat P r in c e t o n : 7 u -
May 1 2 — E u g e n e Y sa y e, violinist, i
d
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to
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.
Nov
25—
F
o
r
m
e
r
Gov.
Al
T
ay
lor o f
headed ny A lc ala Za mora.
Brussels, Belgium .
lane w o n S outher n c o n f e r e n c e tit <*.
and w it h d r a w tr o o p s to prev o u s posi
lat e H. W. W u r z b a e h , Rep ublican .
M ay 30— P re s iden t H o o v e r d eliver ed
T en n essee.
April 10 Civil war br ok e out in Hon*
Dec. 36— A n n u a l c o n f e r e n c e o f N a
May
1 4 — D a v id
B elasc o, dean f
tions.
N
ov
.
30—
R
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p
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e
s
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n
t
a
t
iv
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R.
H.
Snell
M
em
or
ial
d
a
y
ad
d
ress
at
V
a
lle
y
F
o
r
g
e
.
Nov. 27— R o b e r t An.es. American a c
d ua s, loyal tr o o p s d e f e a t i n g rebe ls in
tional C o l l e g i a t e A t h l e t i c a ss o cia tio n
t h ea t r ica l p ro d ucers.
Oct. 5— F o u r th P a n - A m e r i c a n c o m
o f N e w Y or k c h o s e n R e p u b lic a n c a n d i
Pa.
tor.
three bn 't ie*
o p e n e d In N ew Y ork .
1,r > F. I’. !'
p re s id e n t o f Bay ll
m erc ial c o n g r e s s op en ed In W a s h i n g
d at e f o r spea ke r.
M ay 31— S e c re t a r y Mellon a n n ou n c ed
H o k e Smith, f o r m e r cabin et member,
April
I l o r d irus ‘ n s u r g e n t s cap-
u n iv ersit y , in W a c o , Tex as .
ton.
V ic e P res id en t C urtis an n o u n c e d he
an $800.000.000 bon d Issue.
se n a t o r and g o v e r n o r . In Atlanta GA.
turml and . o o l c d P ro g r e s o .
AERONAUTICS
May 16 - P r S am ue l W P a r r o f Ur
Oct 8 —Ja p a n e se arm y planes b om bed
w ou ld he a c a n d id a t e fo r renom ination.
Ju n e l — M in n e s o t a ’s p r e j s g a g law
Nov.
30— H e n ry
W alters,
railway
April
2;
H on du ra s
rebe l
fo r c e s
Jan. 5— T w e l v e Ita lian planes st arte d ; v e r s ity o f Illinois, c h e m ist.
Chirichow, t e m p o r a r y c a p ita l **of M a n
H e r m a n T r e lle o f Alberta , Canada,
held u n c o n s t itu tio n a l by United Sta tes
m a g n a t e In New York.
routed by fed eral troops.
May 2 *.* - C o n r ess m an C. A. Moo n«
t r a n s a t la n t ic flight f r o m P o r t u g u e s e ,
ch u ria, k illin g m an y s o ld ie r s and c i v i l
S u p r e m e court.
ag ain d e c la r e d A m e r ic a n w h ea t k i n g at
Dr.
K
O
Matbeson,
president
of
May 2 R ebels in Madeira island s u r
o
f
C
lev
elan
d
,
Ohio.
Gu in ea to Brazil.
ians.
in t e r n a t io n a l Live S t o c k e x p o s it io n In
S u p r e m e c o u r t r e fu s e d to r e v ie w the
D r e x e l ins titut e, Philadelphia
rendered to P o r t u g u e s e for ces.
Ju ne 4— M o r t im e r 1*. Schiff, N ew Y o i
Jan. 6— T en o f the Ita lian planes
C h ic a g o .
Oct. 10— Chin a se r v ed u lt im a tu m on
c a s e o f A lb er t B Fail.
Dan iel
S ulliv an .
multimillionaire
*M h \ !:: -A r ist id e UriarJ d efe a t e d f or
b
a
n
k
e
r
and
p
h
ila
n
th
ro
p
ist
.
reac hed
Natal,
B r a z il;
two
forced j
Japan, d e m a n d in g im m e d ia t e C V A t n a
Dec. 1— W . W a r r e n B a r b o u r a p p o i n t
Ju n e 5— A l C ap on e, C h i c a g o g an g
b a n k e r o f San Antonio. Tex.
p :e idency o f F r a n c e ; P aul D ou m er
Ju ne 5— J oh n L. S to d d ar d, A m e r i c a
d o w n at sea, five men killed.
tion o f M anchuria.
ed s e n a t o r f r o m N ew Jersey.
lead er, indicted f o r in c o m e tax e v a
•lecicd.
J J. H a t t s t a e d t o f Chicago, veteran
a u t h o r and tra vel le c tu rer .
Jan.
11—
Mrs.
B
er
y
l
H
a
rt
and
Lieut.
Oct.
11—
8<
r
e
ta
r
y
o
f
s
t
a
t
e
S
tlm
ao
n
sions.
W
a
b
a
s
h
’•all
w
a
y
put
in
r
e
c
e
i
v
e
r
’s
m u sic a l ed u c a t or.
May 22 Span ish r ep u b lic de cr ee d
Ju ne 15— Miss A nn a A d a m s Gor do,
W. »S. M a c L a re n lost In hop f r o m B e r
called on L e a g u e o f N at ion s to avert
hands.
J u n e 6 — P re siden t H o o v e r or der ed
a b s o lu t e fr e e d o m fo r all religions.
De.!. 1 — W
O
Shepard
Methodist
f
o
r
m
e
r
p
res
id
en
t
o
f
W
o
r
l
d
W.
C.
T.
muda to the A zores.
w a r b etw een C hina and Japa n.
Dec.
2— P res id en t
Hoover
op en ed
a b a n d o n m e n t o f Gu am naval sta tion .
bis h o p o f M editer ra nean area, in Paris.
May 30 Pr« Mier Mussolin i ordered
June
20— R alp h
B ooth ,
America)
Jan 31 — B ig G er m a n fl y in g boat DO-
Oct. 15 — L e a g u e o f N ations c o u n c il
c o n f e r e n c e on h o m e bu ilding.
Ju ne 7— R e p o rt by W lc k e r s h a m c o m
dis ' " h i t l o n o f all C ath olic .action you th
Dec.
2—
A.
IT
C
o
c
k
b
u
r
n
.
government
m
in
ist
e
r
t
o
D
e
n
m
a
r
k
.
X flew f.'oni Lisbon to C a n a r y islands
Invited United S ta te s t o p a r t i c i p a t e in
m ission b la m ed e x c e s s i v e c r im e on
Dec 5— S te a m e r M anh at ta n, la r g est
or^ m / . i t i o n s in Italy; P ope Pius r e
g un exper t, at W a te r v lle t. .4 Y
June
25— A lfr ed
Aloysius
Smiu
on t r a n s a t la n t ic flight.
d is c u s s io n o f S in o - J a p a n e s e e m b r o g l i o ,
s y s t e m o f p ros ecu tion .
m e r c h a n t vessel ev e r built in A m erica,
spon ded by p la c in g the C a t h o lic Action
D ec 3— V in c e n t D ’ lndv , French com -
Ap ri l 7— H a r m o n t r o p h y p res ented to ' ('•Trader H o r n ’ ), in L ond on.
Japan
o
p
p
osin
g
.
lau nched at Cam den, N. J
June
9— T e n n e s s e e
low’ er
h o u se
In c o n t ro l o f the bishops.
power.
J
u
n
e
27
—
W
il
b
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r
C.
W
h
lt
e
h
e
a
,
Mai. J a m e s H. D o o lit tle fur his blind
Oct. 24— L e a g u e o f Nation's c ou n cil
Dec. 7— S e v e n t y - s e c o n d c o n g r e s s c o n
vote d a g a in s t im p e a c h m e n t o f G ov . H.
June 8 Great Britain a w a r d e d o w n
b r id g e w h is t a u th o r it y .
Dec. 4— J
F. J e lk e
philanthropist
flight
e
x
p
e
r
im
e
n
t
s
d e m a n d e d that J a p a n e v a c u a t e C hin es#
H. H orton.
v en ed ; J oh n N. G a r n e r o f Tex as. D e m
er sh ip o f J e r u s a le m wal lin g wall to
Ju ly
l — Miss A lic e M. R o b e r t s o ,
and m a n u f a c t u r e r . In C hicago.
May 27 — P r o f
A u g u s t P iccar d o f j
t e r r it o r y by N o v e m b e r 16 a n d a d
ocrat. e lec te d s p e a k e r o f the house.
Ju ne 12— Al C a p on e an d. 68 ot hers
ATosl "*ns, with fr ee ac c e s s f o r Jew s
fo
r
m
e
r
c
on
g
r
e«-'
.w
om
a
n
f
r
o
m
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k
l
a
h
e
m
.
F.
H.
B
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d
fo
r
d
,
oil
m
ag
na te. In New
B
russ
el
s
and
an
a
s
s
is
ta
n
t
made
b
a
l-
!
jo u r n ed to that d a t e ; J a p a n r e je c te d
Indicted by fed er al g r a n d Jury at Chi
C o m m u n is t " h u n g e r m a r c h e r s ” r e
at all times.
Ju ly 2— Dr. .Sup .„n M. B a b c o c k <i
Y ork .
loon flig ht to the s t r a to s p h e r e , bein g |
the demand.
c a g o f o r c o n s p i r a c y to v io la t e p r o h i b i
pulsed by p olice ir W a s h in g t o n .
•Pine 13 Paul D ou m er Inaug urat ed
u
n
i
v
e
r
s
i
t
y
o
f
W
is
c
o
n
s
in
,
In
v
e
n
to
r
d
in a se al ed alu m in u m ba ll; landed in i the m ilk test.
Nov. 4 — L e a g u e o f N ations a g a in told
C h a rle s I f a c V e a g h . f o r m e r American
tion laws .
I n t e r s ta te
com m erce
c o m m is s io n
pres ident »f Fra nc e.
A ust ria T y r o l a f t e r r ea c h in g re« ord
J a pa n to w i t h d r a w tr o o p s f r o m Man-
a m b a s s a d o r to Jttpan.
Ju n e 15— P re s iden t H o o v e r ad d ress ed
g r a n t e d r a ilr o a d s $ 1 (»0.000,000 fr eig h t
Juan It. Peres resig ned p res id en cy
Ju ly 4— g *-'r g e s. G r a h a m o f Penn
a ltitu de o f 52,500 feet.
d i u ria.
rate Increase.
«
the I ndiana R e p u b lic a n §E d lt o r la l a s
Dec . 6 — V a c h e ll L indsay. American
o f Venesu* la on d em a nd o f c o n g r e ss.
sy lv a n ia , o ld e st m e m b e r o f co ng re s?
June 4— G e r m a n fly in g boat D O -X
Nov. 6 — J a p a n e se won t h r ee d a y b a t
poe t, in Spri n gf iel d. 111.
D ec 8 — Pre sident H o o v e r g a v e con-
s o c ia t io n In Indianapolis,* p r e d ic t in g a
June 1 1> — G o v e r n m e n t o f A u st r ia r e
J u ly 7— Joh n B r isben W a l k e r , sol
flew f r o m C ap e V e r d e Islands to F e r - ‘
tle with C hin ese un de r Gen. Ma Cha n-
signed.
r e n e w a l o f p ros per ity .
ure -s his me ae« on the M.ite o f the
Dec . 6 — C la r e n c e H. Howa rd, stesl
d»er. bu s in e s s man, w r i t e r and m a g
nand o Noronha , Brazil. In 12 ho u rs 15
sh an at Nonnl r iver brid ge.
S R. M c K e lv ie r esig n ed fr om fe d er al
Union, a s k in g h i g h e r taxes, a r e c o n
June 19 — Ju an V ic ente G o m e s elected
m u g n a te. in B ost on
az ine ed ito r. In B r o o k l y n .
m inutes
Nov. 8— T h r e e thousand arm ed c i v
fa rm b >:ird.
s t r u c tio n finance c o r p o r a t i o n and ot her
pres ident o f Venezuela,
Dec.
7— R.
C.
Hupp,
autom oblls
Ju ly 9 — Jo h n L. A g n e w . m i n i n g m ag
June 23— W ile y
P ost and Ha ro ld
ilians rioted
in T ie n t s in ;
F ift een t h
Ju n e 16— Pre siden t H o o v e r , f o r m e r
e m e r g e im y m easures.
June 20- P ope Pius d en ou n c ed the
m a n u f a c t u r e r . In Detroit
Gatty h op p ed off f r o m H a rb or Gr ac e, j nate, at C o p p e r ClifT. Ont.
United States in f a n t r y c alled out, t o
Pre siden t C o o l i d g e and o*her n o t a b le s
F asc ist , ' v e m m e r t o f Italy.
I llin ois Central «u t pay o f officers
It.
L
H
en
ry
,
f
o
r
m
e
r
c
o
n
g
r
e
s
s
m
a
Dec.
9—
A
n
t
o
n
i
o
Salandra,
war
N.
F.,
f
o
r
Berlin.
g
e
th
e
r
with
F
re
n
c
h
and
Ita
lian
tro
ops.
to o k par t In d e d ic a t io n o f the H a r d in g
and n on u n io n e m p loy ees.
D o c t o r Ltureseh for m ed new g o v e r n
frorrj TejLas, in H o u s t oq .
p r e m i e r o f I taly.
*
Ju ne 24— P ost and Gatty landed at
Nov 12— G e r m a n y ask ed a m o r a t o r i
m em o r ia l at Marion, Ohio.
ment fo r Austria.
Dec. 9 — Presiden t H o o v e r sent c o n
Chester,
E
n
g
la
n
d
,
and
p
ro
ceed
ed
to
j
um on repa ra tions.
Al C a p on e plead ed g u i l t y In C h i c a g o
June 2 8
Spanish ele c tio n s w o n by
g r e s s his bu dg et
m e s s a g e t og et h er
Berlin on w ay ar ou n d wor ld.
Nov. 16— L e a g u e o f N at ion s c o u n c il
to Income tax* e v a sio n and p ro h ib it io n
R e p u b lic a n co aliti on .
wit h the report o f S e c re t a r y o f the
O t to fl t l l l g and Hoi ner Holrlls left
met in Taris to c o n s id e r the S i n o - J a p
lawr v io la t io n indic tm ent s.
Ju ly 9 Mussolin i barred all F as cist s
Treasury
Mellon
r e c o m m e n d in g
In
an
ese
e
m
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;
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m
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s
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H
a i b o r G r a c e on a flight to C o p e n
Ju
ne
17—P
re
s
iden
t
H
o
o
v
e
r
s
p
o
k
e
at
from
a i m C a t h o lic Action.
c rea sed taxes.
m
hagen.
p res ent as A m e r ic a n ob s e r v e r .
d e d ic a t io n o f r em od eled L in c oln tom b
July ll
F in a n c ia l c ris is in G erm a ny
New Y or k C entral passed its d i v i
One ye ar a r m a m e n t tru ce d e c la r e d in
Ju ne 25— f it llig and H olr iis landed at
In Sp rin gfield, 111.
d u e to f.i lure to g e t hu g e loan for
dend. first t i n e in m o re than 69 y e a r s
C refeld. G er m a n y
effe ct by L e a g u e s e c r e ta r ia t .
R e ic h s ha nk
R a i l w a y s o f c o u n t r y a s k e d In ter
Dee. 10— M essag e on f o r e ig n relat ions
J
u ly 1 — Post and G a t t y landed nt 1
Nov.
18—
J
a
p
a
n
e
s
e
routed
G
en
era
l
Ma
s t a t e c o m m e r c e c o m m is s io n to a u t h o r
sent to c o n g r e s s by P res iden t.
July 26 - C a r l o s Ibanez, p r e s i d e n t -
R o o s e v e lt field. L o n g Island, ha v in g
and oap tur ed A n g a n o h l and T sits ih a r .
ize 15 per cent in c r e a s e In f r e ig h t
d ic t a t o r o f C h i le , r e s i g n e d a n d lied.
Dec. 1 0 — Pre siden t H o o v e r ’ s m e s s a g e
Nov.
20—
T
r
u
c
e
in
M
an
ch
uria,
planned
c
o
m
p le te d the flight a r o u n d tl e world 1
rates.
Prin ss Henna o f
R u m a n ia
and
on fo r e gn r elat io n s ask ed ratificatio n
In S day s, 15 hours and 51 % minutes. 1
by L e a g u e o f N at ion s c o u n c il, r e je c te d
J u n e 23— D w i g h t D a v is resig ned as
A r c h d u k e A nton o f Aus tr ia w e r e m a r
o f the m o r a t o r iu m and p ro p o s e d r e
by Ja pan,
J u ly 15—G e o r g e E nd res and A le x - i
ried at Sinaia.
g o v e r n o r g e n e r a l o f P h ilip pin es, e f
c o n s t i t u t i o n o f w a r d eb t c o m m issio n .
G er m a n y p r o p o s e d n e w c o n f e r e n c e on
and or M a g y a r H u n g a r ia n ar m y flyers,
f e c t i v e Ju ne 30.
Julv 27 Ju an Ksteben M o n t e ro ba-
H arry Powers, W est Virgin ia "B lu e-
r ep a r a tio n s and de bt s.
st a r ted f r o m H a rb o r Grace, N. F., on
J u ly 7— John R. Coen o f S te rling .
^ r n e a c t in g p res iden t o f Chile.
b» ' r d ” m u r d er er , c o n v i c t e d and se n -
Nov. 23—J a p a n » » » arm y in M a n c h u
Might to B ud ap est .
C o l o , electe d g r a n d ex alted ruler o f
'
9 P le b is c ite fa iled to o v e r -
tene d to death.
ria b eg a n a d v a n c e s o u t h w a r d on Chin-
J u ly 16 — Entires and .Magyar landed
the Elks.
*1 row P r u s s !an g o v e r n m e n t , and r a d
D ec
11-- S e v e n
convicts
es cap ed
14 m iles f r o m Budapest .
c
h
o
w
.
icals stag ed fa ta l riots.
J u lv 11— S usp en sion o f s en ten ce d e
f r o m L e a v e n w o r t h ; three d 'e d In b a t
Nov.
26— Cnin es n
and
Japanese
Ju ly 2 8 —H u g h H er n d on and C ly de 1
nied A lbert B Fall.
Stat* o f w a r decla red in Hava na as
tle wit h po* r-e. three we re re ca pt ur ed .
troop 3 be g an fierce f ig h t in g in Tientsi n.
P a n c b o r n too k off f r o m N ew York* on !
J u lv 13— Gen B D F o u l o l s n p n i j n t c d
r e v o lu t io n a r y m o v e m e n t b r o k e out.
D ■•. 15 — R e p u b lic a n natio nal c o m
Dec. 1— J a p a n e s e s t o p p e d a d v a n c e on
flignt to M o s c o w . Rus sell B oard m an
j h i e f o f ar m y a ir c o rp s , e ff e c t iv e D e
A ua H Cub an a r m y c a p t u r e d Gen.
m itt ee v o te d to hold p res id en ti al c o n
C h i n c h o w ; Gen era l Ma d e fe a t e d J a p
and Joh n P o la n d o st arte d fr om New !
c e m b e r 20.
Mar-«. Menu,-» a n d o t h e r r e v o lu tio n a r y
v en t ion in C h ic a g o , o p e n in g Ju ne 14
Y o r k on flight to T u r k e y
a n e s e troop s near T sits ihar .
leaders
T h e s e a r c ol «l e s t a b l i s h e d b u s i n e s s e s a n d h a v e b e e n l o c a t e d h e r e f o r
Ju ly 15— C rim ina l c o u r t p r o c e d u r e
Dec 17— 8 nat r S w a n s o n n a m ed a
Col and Mrs. C A. L in d b e r g h left l
Dec. #— J a p a n e s e In M a n c h u r ia b e
criticize«! in a r ep or t fr om W ic k e r
IT Pr- sident
Machado
an-
d e l e g a t e to «lisarniament c o n fe r e n c e .
m a n y y e a r s o r t h e y h a v e d e m o n s t r a t e d t h e i r r e l i a b i l i t y In o t h e r w a y s
W
a
s
h
i
n
g
t
o
n
on
air
t
o
u
r
to
Japan.
g a n w a r on ba nd its on three fr onts.
sh am c om m ission .
nu ur <1 'h e Cuban rev olt wa s sup-
Dec. 18 — T he hou se ratified the TToo-
Dec. 7— I n t e r n a t io n a l b a n k e r s c o m
p* e> *>• d
Ju ly
29— H er n d on
and
P a n g b o rn i
J u ly 2 0 —A B Fall ent ered the New
v e r m o r a t o r iu m but wen t on re cord
s u ch a s o f f e r i n g s t a n d a r d incrrh aidlN c o r s e r v ic e at fa ir a n d e q u it
M
e
x
ic
o
penitentiar
y
m
it
t
e
e
to
I
n
v
e
s
t
ig
a
t
e
G
e
r
m
a
n
y
’s
a
b
i
l
landed
in
W
ales,
wen
t
on
to
L
ond
on
A'*‘
19 < ''»uni i b t h l e n r esig n ed as
a« o p p o s e d to r e d u c t io n or c a n c e lla t io n
a b l e p r i c e s . \\e h e a r t i l y r e c o m i n e a d t h e m .
and st a r ted a g a in f o r .Moscow.
ity to r e su m e r e p a r a t io n s p a y m e n t s
J u lv 24- F eder al c o u r t o f a p p e a ls u p
P1 * < r f Ihn
iiy and w as su cc eed ed
o f w a r debts.
n ex t su m m er met in Basel, S w i t z e r
Ju ly
30— R«»i**dmtn
and
P o la n d o !
by Count K a n d y I .
held c o n v ic t io n o f Ralp h C a p o n e on
lan
ded
In
Ist
anbul,
s
e
t
t
in
g
new
n
o
n
-
1
land.
Incom e tax fr au d c h a r g e s
Aug
24 British labor c a b in e t re-
SPORTS
s t o p d is ta n c e record
Dec. 10— J a pa n and C hin a a c c e p t e d
J u ly
26 — R e p o r t
by
W lc k e r s h a m
» " a * I " l P re m ie r R a m sa y M a c D o n
Jan. 1— A la b a m a d e fe a t e d W a s h i n g
with r e s e r v a tio n s the L e a g u e o f N a
Aug. 14— L i n d b e r g h s lan de d at K a r -
ald was S'\*'d to for m a c o a litio n m i n
c o m m i s s i o n d ecl a re d A m er ic a n p ri so n
to
n
S
la
t
e
in
P
asa
d
en
a,
R
ose
B
ow
l
f
o
o
t
a
g in Island. K a m c h a t k a .
tions
r
e
so
lu
t
h
n
f
o
r
c
e
s
s
a
t
io
n
o
f
h
o
s
istry to b a lan c e the bu dg et.
s y s t e m a fa ilu r e in alm ost e v e r y sense.
ball g a n e .
ti li ties in M an c h u r ia and a c o m m i s s i o n
Aug. 27— D O - X . b i g Ger m an flying
Is ilia Ay in, p res iden t o f E cuad or,
J u lv 28— United State s Steel c o r p o n i
F< b. 5 — Capt. M a lc o lm C am pb ell o f
o f inquiry.
r n e ig r o d
boat, a r r iv e d at New Y ork .
H o m e t « « i k e d |*as t r y
tlon* d i r e c t o r s r edu ce d div id end rate
REAL ESTATE BROKER
E n g l a n d es t a b lish ed w or ld a u t o m o b ile
Dec. 20— C hin ese a r m y b e g a n d r iv e
Aug. 28— N ational a ! r races opene d
and au th oriz ed l o w e r i n g o f salarie.».
Ana
British na ti on al g o v e r n m e n t
M N < UKONK
at C lev elan d , Ohio.
sp eed r e c o r d o f 245 73 m iles an ho u r
t o r e c a p t u r e M ukd en f r o m J a pa n ese.
for m ed with M ac D ona ld as p rim e m in
J u i % 29— C e n t e n a r y o f M cC o r m ick 's
R E L I A B L E INWI R A M C K
at D a y t o n a Beach, Fla.
ister
Sept. 1— G r a f Z ep p elin reached B r a
reap er celeb r a t ed at B la c k s b u r g . Va
S H O R T O R D E R S — M E A I.S
F eb
26— F .r st J a m e s E. Sullivan
zil.
DOMESTIC
i»ept
t— Mutiny
In Chilean
Aug. I —C. B C u r t is Appo in ted min
navy
m
e
m
o
r
ia
l
medal
o
f
A.
A.
U.
p
res
ented
Sept.
4—
J
im
m
y
D
o
o
lit
tle
flew
from
D
e
l
i
c
i
o
u
s
D
u
m
h
u
r
f
f
e
r
N
Ister to S a lv a d o r and A r th u r 8ch«>en-
thr ea te ne d g o x e r n m e n L
Jan. 1— P re s id e n t H o o v e r p r o c la im e d
to B o bby Jon oa.
L os A n g e le s to New Y ork in 11 V, hours.
feld m inist er to D o m i nican re pu blic .
2 Italy and the p ope r ea che d ! the L on d on na v al tre a ty in effect.
Feb.
2S— N o r th w e s t e r n
u n iv e rsit y
Sept. 7— L o w e ll B a y le s won T h o m p
an ¡ i " ' 1 rd on C .«tht ln A cti on soc ieti es .
A ug . 4— G o v e m o r ~ M u n ay c losed the
Jan. 5— C o n g r e s s resum ed bu siness
w o n B ig Ten b a s k e t b a ll c h am p ion sh ip.
so
n t ro p h y at C lev elan d wit h a v e r a g e
Chilea n cab in et resigned.
O
k
l
a
h
o
m
a
oil
w
ells
and
prod:*
med
I and house passed bill a p p r o p r i a t i n g
»petal
o f 236 m iles gn hour.
M
arch
20—
Gar
W
o
o
d
at
Miami
Beach
m arti al law, d e m a n d in g a price o f $ 1 a
vern merit p lan et
345.000,000 f o r d r o u g h t r e lie f; se n ate
You Are Always Welcome Al The
set new speed boat r ecor d o f 102.256
bt inn-d w ; r • ps held by m u t in eer s
Sept. 8 — Don Moy le and C A. Allen
ba rrel.
TRY
Inc reas ed a m o u n t by f 15.000.000 f o r
m
iles
an
hour.
starte d f r o m S am u sh iro, Ja pa n, on n o n
Aug . 7 — F a r m tmard r eje c te d ofTer
fi*'pL 7 - Chilean m utineer s s u r r e n j f o o d loan s
dered.
s t o p flight to Seattle.
M ar ch 21— C a m b r i d g e c r e w beat Ox-
fr
om
G
e
r
m
a
n
y
f
o
r
Its
c
o
t
t
o
n
ho
ld
ing
s.
T
H
E
A
M E R IC A N
9 S4 • It# a sk #d pr esident to
fo r d .
B rill
ept
Sept. 11 — H o p e f o r M o y le and Allen
W lc k e r s h a m c o m m i s s i o n repor t c r i t
im en t met and ; r e s u b m it three n o m in a t io n s to p o w e r
lit I
April
14—
Ja
ck
T
h
o
m
p
s
o
n
.'
C
h
i
c
a
g
o
f
or
g
iv
e
n
up
icised
d
e
p
o
r
t
a
t
i
o
n
m
eth
od
s
uent won vot e o f c o n - J c o m m issio n .
T h e H o m o o f G o o d Eats
fi
c o l o r e d w e l t e r w e i g h t r eg ain ed w o r l d ’s
Sept. 13— Lieut«. J. N B ooth m a n and
F rank
Evans
of
Utah ap p o in t e d
Ja n 10 — P res id en t H p o v e r r efu s ed to
t
't
le
by
«lefe
attng
T
o
m
m
y
F
reem
a
n
o
f
H«
G.
H
S
ta
in
fo
r
t
h
w
o
n
S
c
h
n
eid
er
cup
m
e
m
b
e
r
o
f
fe
d
e
r
a
l
fa
rm
boa
rd
*f C
JOB W O RK
ns ac c ep t ed
r etu rn p o w e r c o m m i s s i o n a p p o i n t m e n t s
“ It's t h e C o f f e e "
C lev elan d .
p e r m a n e n t ly fo r Gr eat Britain, the l a t
Aug
8 —N a v y ’ s
d irigible
A
g t a x es and j to the senate
\pril 24 —T o p y Cnn zo n er l reta ined
ter s e t t in g new speed r ecor d o f 379 U5
c h r is t e n e d by Mr.» Hoover .
pav o f g o v e r n
Jan. 15— H ou se passed a r m y a p p r o -
mile s per hour.
l i g h t w e i g h t title at C h i c a g o by k n o c k
A u g . 12— F ar m b oa rd ask ed c o t t o n
| p ria tion Dili c a r r y i n g $446.024 000.
14
i n g out J s - k ( K i d ) B e r g o f Eng lan d
p la n t e r s to plow un der o n e - t h i r d o f
Sept. 16— M oy le and Allen found alive
- - o n f e r e n c e on
Jan.
16 -- S en at e passed
$30.0oo,000
cro p.
May 9 — Mate w o n the P re a kncss .
and
s a f e on island off K a m c h a t k a .
* th Gandhi
bill fo r m o d e r n iz in g three ba tt leship s.
May 12 — A r rer lc an am ateur b o x e r s
— F iv e l a r g e T o l e d o ba n k s
o . S. B L A C K F O R D
Aug
.
1
Sept.
23 — Navy d i r i g i b l e A k r on mad e
J..n 17 Sen ate v o te d f o r $25 000,000
defeat
s«
rs,
flr«t
te*-t fl i - h t suorf-«5sfuHy
1
F
ren
c
h
team.
5
bou
ts
to
3.
?ir
d
o
o
c
lo
s
e
d
tin
r
i.e n t passed
girt to Red C ross f o r fr ee fo od
D A IR V M A N
T i x a s « il well s d o * .«1 n nd m ar tial 1 In Chic g o
A T H l M W K I l P R D ES
Oct.
4
—
P
a
n
g
b
o
r
n
and
Hernd
on
s
t
a
r
t
s M st. ndurd art
Jan
11 P res id en t
H' »o\rr
named
fot t* I m n...
May
law in th • field*» pr«». I. i med.
16 — «Mrs.
W h i t n e y ’s T \v er ty-
ed n o n s t o p flight fr om J a p a n to United
F r e s h M ilk a n d t'r e a in
Red
C
ross
r
e
l
.e
f
d
r
i
v
e
c
o
m
m
i
t
t
e
e
head
— H t—
fiept 27 K o r « .
State*.
Pres!#!lent 11«' o v e r noimet* \\ : G r a n d ' %'on the K e n t u c k y derby.
Aug
.
19
1 S w e d e n sus-
e»l by Calv in Cnnlidge.
f»e« .1 gol«! v • . ■
May
S G.fTo; I heau o f une•mploynu
D e liv e r e d D ally
2 2 — Erl«
¿ n iit h
won
British
O« t.
5— P a n g b o r n
and
Hernd on
« E N T H A L P O I N T M i m i » V *.»
"
t
r*
Jan.
19—
W
l
r
k
e
r
s
b
a
m
c
o
r
a
m
l
.
r
i
o
n
r
e
t* t 4 - J u i n P •
atii iteUI * g o l f title.
lief bod y.
landed at W e n a t c h ie , W.v-h., c o m p l e t
n M n t er o electe d
port on p r o h ib it io n d e liv e r e d to P r e s i
Rhone H i l
C e n tr a l P oint
p r * • «4 nt
May 21 — W is c o n s i n won B ig F o u r
P h on e K M
A u g 21 - F a r m b«vtrd trailed
ing first •otitinu« i- flig ht f r o m Ja pan
dent H o o v e r
t r a c k and field c h a • .»ionship.
000
bu
shels
w
h
ea
t
to
Brazil
’ udì r esig n ed and
f«»r
I,
to
United Sta te s and w i n n i n g $25,000
Jan. 20— Wu; k e r s h a m repor t, t r a n s
■O
ell«»r l'.rurn i
prize.
059.000 b i g s of
May 27 — W il lia m H a r r id g e elec ted
Was c om m is s io n e d
m
itt
ed
to
co
ng
r*
ss.
fou
nd
to
b
e
a
to f *?» a u vv j \ e m m e nt with g r e a t-
C o n t r a c t let f
p r v - i l e n t o f A m er ic a n B as eb all le a g u e
C h i c a g o ' s $16.0
Nov. 25 — Bert H nkler st ar ted flight
s t ra d d le o f the li q u o r qu est ion .
ly rn r. , -...» ,i » ,
post office b u ild in g
May 30— L ou is S c h n e id e r w o n Indian
fr om Natal,
to Africa.
Y ou r Patronage
Jan. 29— S e c r e t a r y Stlmsnn a p o l o g i z e d
W . E. A L E X A N D E R
a ; l s 50# mile a u t o m o b i l e race
A
u
g
25—Col.
L
uke
Lea
o
f
Tenn*
s
Nov.
2 6 — H in k le r land* d In British
.,o t J
v
^ ro rt R voted iiepara-
to Ita ly fo r r e m a r k s d e r o g a t o r y to
ft on o f . ! i r. l> and * t it #
s
r
jt
h
e
r
n
C
a
lif
o
r
n
ia
w
o
n
inter
co
l
see.
p
u
b
lish
er
and
f
o
r
m
e
r
sen
a
tor
,
cm*
Gam
bia,
W
est
A
fr
ic
a
,
c
o
m
p
l
e
t
i
n
g
first
A pproda ted
M ussolini m ad e by Gen. S m ed ley B u t
O. t 14 7. \
ra r « « i r n e d as p r e s i
l o g i a t e tra k c h a m p io n s h ip .
vtcted
o
f
bank
fr
au
d
and
sen
te
n
ced
t<
e a s t w a r d flight ac r o s s the South A t
MeL'orm trk-I leering
ler. w h o w is o r d e r e d c o u r t m arti aled .
d e ' ! o f Spa n and wa s su cc eed ed by
prison.
Jur e 3 — E n g lish d e r b y won by Cam
lantic.
Feb. 4 — Sena te r econ fi r m ed G ar sa ud
Kmanue! Arana.
e r o n la n , the fa v o r it e .
A u g 31 — F ar m b oa rd a n n ou n c ed it
Deo. 5— L o w e ll R B a v le s killed at
and
D r ap er as m e m b e r s o f p o w e r
w as t h r o u g h b u y in g wh eat and c o t t o n j
j - m e I— T u m m y A r m ou r. D et roit pro-
" f
I', P > o f C y p r u s rev olt ed
D et roit in a tte m p t to set new speed
b o a rd but r e je c te d G e o r g e Otis Smith
C'utting M achinery
fo r s tab lizat • n
»K.i.ns I' r I •
rul e bu rn ing the g o v -
re cord .
f*
.il, won British op en g o l f obam
Feb 6 r .
p r e m is e In d r o u g h t r e
p ions hip.
• rw n .n | bu .1 k in N.roaia
S pt 4 >
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lief
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s
s
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n
a
l
DISASTERS
Oct. 23—C y p r u s r e v o lt su pp r essed by
fa rn hoard wh eat to C h ’ ’ ! a n n o i r ed
Ju n e 6— U n iv e r sit y o f Sou ther n Caii-
C e n trili P o in t
lea d er s bv a d d in g $20.000,(M)0 to loan »
O regon
H a n iu a re
P h on e Ui
lr«'.»p
V ete r an s o f F o r e ig n W a r s voted fot
f o r n ia w o n na ti on al c o l l e g i a t e track
Jan. 3— A bo ut 170 perse >ns ki lled by
fund.
Oct . 14— San c h e s C e r ro e lec te d presl-
meet.
re
pe
al
o
f
d
r
y
law
t
y
p
h
o
o
n
In
the
P
hilippine
F e b 8— Gen era l B u tler rep r im a n d ed
den t o f Peru.
Sept.
8
—A
lp
h
o
n
se
Cap«
ne
w
i
t
h
d
r
e
w
!
Un>\
rslty
o
f
Illinois
w
o
n
Big
Fou»
Jan. 14—O a x a c a C ity, Me i ’ co , w r e c k e d
and his trial c a lle d off.
tH't 16 — P r * sld ent G u g g t a r l o f r » r a -
b n - e b a ll c h a m p i o n s h i p
his plea o f g u ilt y to «-rimes a g ain st
by e a r t h q u a k e ; m s n y kill ►
d
Feb
13 H ou se pa * red $3 49.000.0v0
guay
handed
the «Jry law. in Chlcsg«»
June 16
Navy w o n the P o u g h k s e p
the presid en ti al
Feb. 3 — C iti es o f N ap l« t and H a s t
na
v
al
a
p
p
r
o
p
r
ia
t
io
n
bill.
p«»vs e rs to Vi«* e prea.der.t Navero. be-
sie r eg att a.
Sept
II
F.-irir b
«1 so ld 7 S oo .S im
ings. New Ze a land , w r ec k ed by ear t h -
F eb »4— I n t e r io r d e p a r t m e n t a p p r o
cause o f d l «<»<
b u * b e !s o f w h e c t to G er m a n y
Ju n e 19 - H a r v a r d beat Yale in the
q u a k e ; m a n y killed
p ri a ti on
carr>ing
120.000.00#
for
New L*md »n r#g £t ta.
-Mac Dr •*i*ts Nat iona l g o v -
Sept. 14 — A m e r ic a n Loir .in lab or c o n
Feb
16— One
hu n d r ed
d r o u g h t r elief pas>*d by c o n g r e s s and
Chlnsse
ferer.c# op en ed in W a s h in g t o n .
•weepiwg Victory in
Ju -e .
Mate w o n the A m e r lr a o
d
r o w n e d w hen st e a m e r sank In Pearl
s
ig
n
e
d
by
the
Bre>
dent
*h ele c tio n
d e r b y at C h ic ag o.
BcpL 1 7 - S a m u e l P. T o w n o f phlla
river
F
e
b
16
H
ou
se
p
^
s
e
d
bill
i
n
c
r
e
a
s
in
g
— B rim e Mir
d eip h ia electe d c o m m a n d e r In c h i e f of i
HI D u d L y won W e s te r n open g o l f
M acD ona ld
March 7 —E a r t h q u a k e In th' * B alka ns
loa n s on v ete r an s bo n u s c e rt ific a t e s to
Britain ann
■d new c a b -
the O. A R at e n c a m p m e n t in De«
| •'ham pionehip
killed
and wrt l : f d " t » n v towns.
5 0 per cent
J
u
r
e
z
l
—
j
o
h
n
n
y
G
o
o
d
m
a
n
o
f
Omaha
Moines.
M
an h
ill
K -i;
•. u p,
F. b 18— S e n a te r e je c t e d t r e a t y with
Notre
» - Philip fin w.ien was #re-
w e n T r a n s Mississippi g o l f title.
Sept! 21 — Pre sident H o o v e r ad dre ss ed
Da m e f o o f h a l ! o o s c h and eev
"a*
xda
fo
r
p
r
e
s
e
r
v
a
t
i
o
n
o
f
N
ia
g
a
r
a
ot hers
» c ount a n d « nv a ted to house
A
m
e
r
ic
a
n
L
e
g
io
n
c
o
n
v
e
n
t
io
n
in
D
*>
Ju
n
e
23
—
Yale
w
o
n
c
o
l
l
e
g
i
a
t
e
gol*
r
A
- E xprese
f iBs
t e « m title.
troit.
liner Crash near Bazaar. Kan.
F eS 19— B on u s loan bill p as se d by
ipani^h natir
a ss em b ly
J u r e 27 — A m e r ic a n g o l f e r s d e fe ated
I o w a st ate t r o o p s c a lle d out to sup
the senats.
C h y o f M.-inasii* N ic ar ag u a, r iiln .d
de. lared for m er K o c Al
o an o u t -
J
E v e r y t h i n g in C a b i n e t W o r k
British,
r
e
g
a
i
n
i
n
g
the
R
y
d
e
r
cup.
p
re
s*
farmers*
r*
volt
a#*
1
nst
tuber
by
e a r t h q u a k e , 1,100 dead.
Feb. 20 H ou se a d o p t e d c o n f e r e n c e
law
c
u
l
m
testa
o
f
«rattle.
G
e
o
r
g
e
D
u
n
lap
«>f
P
r
in
c
e
t
o
n
w
o
n
col
r
ep
or
t
on
bill
f
o
r
g
o
v
e
r
n
m
e
n
t
o
p
e
r
a
t
io
n
April 79* E a r t h q u a k e In Trn nsc au
Nov 25 1..« Nor <
A ust ralla
l e g a t e g o l f c h a m p io n s h ip
V
E - t a b l l s i i e s I i n I WON
o f M us cle Shrals.
Sept. 22 United State s Ste« I. Beth
casta ki lled ne arly 4ft0.
W
«1 e ’ r % t « 1 an«I
lehrm Ste el and Y o u n g s t o w n Sheet and
J u ly t — Max f ic h m e lin g o f Ger ma n*
Feb. 21 —Sena te p s * « e d 1*52.00».00#
May 27.— F o r t y - s e v e n ki lled bv fire
.\«'\ 27 1Irltlsh c«»nTerence on Bur-
T ube, a n n o u n c e d w a g e r uts o f 1» per
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1
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n
a
v
a
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a
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p
r
o
p
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tio
n
bill,
a
d
d
in
g
fu
n
d
s
In
g
old
m
ine
m
K
o
l
a
r
fields.
Indi
m » op en ed in Lon« Ion
‘ .V .V r t V .V W .W r t W W W V W
c e n t : G e n e r a l V o t e r s red u ced » a D r t * «
at G i e « e l a n l . r eta in in g the heavy w e i g h '
fo** ele v e n d e s tr o y e r s .
J u r e 9— British s u b m a r in e sunk In
und tal • >
m f e r e n c e on In-
I’ n'te d State s R u b i e r ad op ted £ <|av
title.
Feb
23 - S e n a t e
ad o p te d
Muscle
c o llis io n nea. W e lh a iw e l, C hin a. 24 men
d i en«l««1 w • h.»ut resi: !?.
week.
Bb i l « m ea su re h o u «e p i s s e d the W a g
Ju ly 4— G e o r g e Von Elm and W In.
lost.
De c I— M •»derate
Sept. 14—-A m e ric a n L e g io n voted
ner e m p lo y m e n t a g e n c y bill.
B w e g f tl. d f o r n a tio n a l op^n g o l f
June 14— F r e n c h e x c u r s io n st eam er
X n t i n d eïe
r e fe r e n d u m on d ry laws, d eri d ed not
c h a m p io n s h ip .
Feb
24- Un ted
State s
S u p r em e
c a r » l * « d n e a r fit. N a sa ire . a) *-ut 5 0 0
l>#*‘ 1- Pi‘es den
to as k im m r d . a t e p a y m e n t o f < •*!? pen-
< urt a g a in up held valid ity o f the
J
u
ly
t
—
V
o
n
E
lm
and
R
urke
a
g
ai.
Uvea
lost
fia ! v a«lor ou s t «'d by
s a t i m c er t ifir a ;« * , and elected f l i r t *
E ghteen^h a m e n d m e n t .
tied in p l a y - o f f o f n a t.o n a l g o l f cham
Ju ne 22—T e n m ill ion d o l l a r fir
In
W a g e s o f Gana«
U S te ven s. J r , o f W a r s a w N C , na
ptonsttip
y
■ s < / f t ( / e
H o u s e passed r e s o lu t io n f o r a b o l i s h
fit
John.
N II.
er s cat i# por ce
tlora ! comm ander.
in g o f “ lame d u c k ” s e ss io n o f c o n
J n ly 6 —-B i l l y R u r k * w o n open g o
Aug
.
21—
F
l
o
o
d
o
f
Y
a
n
g
t
s
e
river
Oct. 1— E ast ern t ru n k lines a g r e e d
Doc. « —Q<>rman
g r ess.
v ernm ent d e c r
ti tl e In s e c o n d play« ff with Von Rizi
d r o w n e d 20#.006 ar.| thr eatened d
on plan f v m e r g i n g ea s t e r n r o a d s into
{
Y<»or F av orite J ew eler
F eb 26 - Pre siden t H o o v e r v etoed the
J n ly 11— W a l t e r H a g e n and Perc»
a true tlon o f H a n k o w
fo u r sy st em s.
o f Mvtng.
•*»*t ra n «’ bo n us loan m e a su r e and the
tied f o r C an ad ia n » pen g o l f till
A u g 27 — T h o u s a n d s r t p
H lm e I S I S
id k i l l e t
Oct. 5 — Am erica n F e d er a t ion o f La
Ina tigurated pres ide nt
n« i t '» repa rs ed It.
Ju ly 14- H a g e n beat Allisa in playi’.fi
by e a r t h q u a k e In U alu«hltt
bn r o p e n e d Its an n u al c o n v e n t io n In
H u e
a p p r o p r ia t e d
9 7 ».###.###
*o
fo r C a n a d ia n title.
A ug
3#- - T e r r i b l e
f > fids north of
V an cou v er, b C.
wm
elei ted c on -
m o d e r n is e t h r ee ba tt lesh ip s.
C
J u ly 11 — Mate w«>n t h e 68" 6 0 # r$e»
Y a n g e h o w , Ch na re« ! i « d fr«>n b r e a k ^ Me«lfor«l.
tHt. 6— P res liR n t lloo%*r an n o u n c e d
1 r*t o f 9|’*!a.
F eb 27 New Y ork W o r l d newsp.
at A r U n r i o n tra< k C h ic a g o ,
ing o f G ran d c a n a l d y k e s ;
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• ■ o a bw iu t r t h i ( i d L
u* rs - *d te T r i p p s H o w a r d » j o d u a l
j
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d r v « aedL
CÜironology
of the Year
— 1931 —
B m etona r e - e l e c t e d p re s id e n t o f
VABla.
Dec. 12— T s u y o a h t I n n k a i, he 1 •
S e iy u k a l p a r ty , m a d e p r e m i e r o f J. .
an.
Dec. I t — J a p a n a p p e n d e d the g
standard.
Dec. 15 C h l i M
K
as p re sid en t o f Chin a. Lin
n
ceeded him.
Dec.
17— G iu s e p p e
M ott a
ele t
p re sident o f S w it zer la n d .
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