The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-12-28
survivors, OF the marooned party ..

g. Memorial: Lincoln cabin shrine at
Hodgenville, KY, formally delivered
to the United States.
Sporting: Welsh, lightweight champion
boxer Of the world. defended his title
at Colorado Springs by defeating
White in 20 rounds
6. Sporting: Richard Norris Williams of
Philadelphia won the national tennis
championship by defeating William M.
Johnston Of San Francisco, at Forrest
Hills, N. 7. Score, 4-6, GA, GO, 81.
Belligerent Rights: United States DE-
clined to class submarine merchant
ships SIS warships.
6 Panama, Canal: Navigation reopened
by removal Of bowlder which fell on
Sept 1.
Mexico: American-Mexican conference
met at New London, Conn.
T. The Plague: Deaths from paralysis
plague in New York city reached
2o47.
O. Sporting: Charles Evans, Jr. C'Chick'0
won the national amateur golf cham
pionship by defeating Champion Rob
ert A. Gardiner at Philadelphia, up
and 3 to play.
Us. Fire at Sea: Pacific coast liner Con-
gress burned at sea near Coos bay,
Ore; loss 81, 10000
Is. Obituary: Horace White, old time jour
naligt, in New York city; aged 81.
Mexico: A band Of troops estimated at
300 to ,700 led by Villa, raided city OF
chihuahua Fighting reported with
Carranza troops in which bandits lost
heavily.
IL. Obituary: Seth Low, educator and civ
tc leader in New York city; aged 65.
49, Obituary: Prof. Frank Dempster
Sherman, art teacher and poet, in New
York city; aged Sc.
25. Sporting: New York Baseball club
(Giants) completed a string of q con-
secutive games by defeating ST. Louis
(Cardinals) in a double header in New
York
Stocks: Steel 1eaped to 40 on New York
Exchange.
30. Sporting: James Aitken won the AS
tor cup auto race $4,000, at Sleeps
head Bay.
OCTOBER.
/. Accident: IA killed, q hurt, in collision
of street car with a train in Detroit.
Baseball; Boston Red Sox clinched
American league pennant.
8. Baseball: Brooklyn clinched the Ma
tional league pennant.
4. Obituary: Maj. William Warner, for
mer u. S. senator from Missouri and
past commander in chief Of the C. A.
R., in Kansas City, Mo; aged 76.
Z. Submarine: German U-53 dropped an
Choir In Newport harbor at the end
of II days run from Wilhelmshaven.
TO- Neutrality: United States notified al
lied powers that it would continue to
apply existing rules OF international
law to submarines
II. Greece: France took over the navy
Of Greece.
H. Baseball: Red sox defeated Brooklyn
In, oa nd nf ba
world series, winning the champion
ship.
II. Greece: Allies took control Of Athens
by force.
q. Anniversary: Yale university COM
memorated 2O0th anniversary of re-
moval to New Haven by mammoth
pageant.
AUSTRIA Austrian premier, Count
Stuergkh, assassinated in Vienna by
Ludwig Adler, political opponent.
g. ShipWreck: Steamer Merida lost in &
storm on Lake Erie with rs sailors.
The James B. Colgate also went down
with q sailors.
rs. Obituary: William M. Chase, noted
portrait painter, in New York city;
aged 81.
%. Anniversary: Pittsburgh began ceIe-
bration of it's Tooth year as q city.
81 Obituary: Charles Taze Russell,
preacher and editor known as Pas
tor Russell, at Pampa, Tex; aged Ga.
NOVEMBER.
/. Submarine: Merchant submarine
Deutschland reached New London; q
days out Of Bremen. u boat S. reach
ed home port. British steamer Ma
rna sunk off Irish coast; five Ameri-
cans lost
g. Aviation: Victor Carlstrom broke the
American cross country aviation rec
ord by flying from Chicago to Erie,
Pa, 454 miles in hours and 16 min
uteS.
4. Shipwreck: Steamers Retriever and
Connemara wrecked off Irish coast;
90 lives lost.
Poland: Austria and Germany pro-
claimed Poland an independent state.
z. Political: Woodrow Wilson reelected
president.
Electoral Vote: Wilson, 276; Hughes, 255.
Popular vote approximately: Wilson,
8,575, Gal; Hughes, 8,144, 455.
10. Obituary: Charles N. Flagg, portrait
painter in Hartford, Conn; aged 50.
Aviation: Lieut.. Guido Guidi, italian
aviator, attained $500 feet, a record.
IL. Football: Ohio state defeated Indiana
at Columbus, 46 to Z. Cornell defeated
Michigan at Ithaca, e to 90 Harvard
beat Princeton 8 to at Cambridge.
Browns team beat Yale Il to 6 at
New Haven. Pennsylvania and Dart
mouth tied to at Philadelphia.
is. Obituary: Molly Elliot Seawell, nov
elist and playwright, in Washington,
D. c.; aged IS. Henry Sienkiewicz,
Polish novelist, author of QUO Vadis ?"
"Fire and Sword 1.-THE Deluge," etc.
at Berne, Switzerland; aged 20.
49, Football: Yale defeated Princeton 10
to O. Brown beat Harvard q to 0.
Pennsylvania beat Michigan 10 to l.
10. Aviation: Ruth Law landed at New
York after record nonstop fight
on the way from Chicago of 66S miles.
20. Convention: w. G. T. U. annual con-
vention met at indianapolis.
Il. Obituary: Franz Joseph, emperor of
Austria and king of Hungary, in Wen
ma; aged Sc.
q. Obituary: Jack London, author; aged
40
g. villistas defeated by Mexican regulars
at Chihuahua.
"a. Obituary: Sir Hiram Maxim, inventor,
in London; aged rs.
Amertcan-Mexican protocol signed.
g. Mexico: Villistas attacked Chihuahua
City and drove out Carranza's troops
Football: Yale defeated Harvard at
New Haven, 6 to s. Army beat Navy,
Is to 4 Wisconsin tied with Illinois,
q to Chica go lost TO Minnesota. 49