The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-01-03

July 1-sena,r nuop,eu PEACE resolution.
July president Harding signed -tne
JSIy Esenator J. O. wolcott Of Della.
July Gen. r. Coleman Du Pont APP
pointed senator from Delaware.
July 1s.senate shelyed soid ren,,e n9n's
+. July 0-Senate passed the sweet Dill
for soldiers relief bureau:
{. Coy. Small and Lieut.. Gov. Sterling or
Illinois indicted on CHARGES OF fraud an"
enbezz1elnent of state. FUNDS.
1 july "1--House passed the tariH DIN.
: Aug. 4-Senate passed agricultural cred
4 its bill. 49, r., B.. 3d.: ~,
(, AUG s--senate passed bill prohibIthls
+ medical beer and otherwise anlendlHg lne
Aug. 9~sweet soldier relief bill signed
by President andEe.ol &. r. FoEbes 5fraae
director OF the veterans burean, ST, s
$ Bill for federal regulation OF boards Of
trade passed by senate. q.
Aug. 3eTaNs revision bill passed by:
Avg. % Senate passed railroad admins
~ Aug. s4-Congress recessed until Sent;
q after passing IS. 501, 600 shipping board
deficiency bill and, the billion-doliar farm l
exports credit bill. and extending the
1870 -
/ Aug, SO-PrestdenEs Harding Issued proc.
;.lanlation ordering bands of West Virginia
miners to cease move
,ments and disperse.
/ Sept. Irregular army troops sent INTO
the West Virginia mine region. ri.
| Gen. Leonard Wood accepted post OF
governor general Of Philippines: 49,.
! Sept. e-Ffesident Harding appointed
! Charles T.. Hughes, Henry Cabot Lodge.
iElihu Root tand Oscar w. Underwood to
represent Il 9. in conference on llmita-
i,ion Of arlhanents and Far East cues
!, Sept. so-Holm o. Bursuu, elected U. S.
senator froh New Mexico. '
Sept 2l-fongress reconvened and Pres
Germany Germ AUSTRIA and Hungary:
, +. c. Grew nominated minister to
Switzerland. and DR.. J.. D. Prince OF New
Jersey miIaster to Denmark. -
Sept 2S}Conference on Unemployment
opened In Washington.
Sept 2.-sFffty-fift annual encamp1nent
O.. 4: r. opened in Indianapolis.
Sept: 311lAwis 8. Pitcher OF Breokiyn
: sept 80 ffshipping board and Emergency,
Fleet corporation separated.
Oct. S4ohn- Barton Payne appointed
chairn1ansof American Red Cross.
:, William: II, TAFT sworn in As chief tust-
/ Oct. +President Harding appointed the
following minister's :, To Panama. DR..
John Glover. South of Kentucky: to Nc
arasoa John ,'s Fss eo OF e G sotb 80
kota: to Guatemala. Roy Davis Of Mis-
souri,; to Czechoslovakia. Lewis Esnstein
Of Now York: to Bulgaria. Charles s.
Wilson Of Maine: to FINLAND: Charles L.,
'Kagey Of Kansas. and to Siam, Edward
IL. Brodie OF Oregon.
Oct s-Lauritz S. Swenson of Minnesota
appointed minister to Sweden. -,
oct: 1o-senate passed B9rah hiil Lex, tx
eInptirig American coastWtse shipping
IRON payment of Panama canal tolls.
: Oct. 16-Leonard Wood inaugurated gov
Iernor general of Philippines.
Oct. 2s-Governor trazier and other
:Nonpartisan league state officials Of North
Dakota ousted by recall election.
! oct. 31--American Legion convention
opened in Kansas City.
Nov. 1-Cordell Hull OF Tennessee
elected chairman OF Democratic national
Nov. 2-I.ieut. Col. Hanford MacNider
of Mason City. Ia, elected national conf
'Inander Of American Legion.
Nov. 5-Soidier bonus bill defeated in
senate.
Nov: 7--Tax Revision bill passed by
Nov. s-John F: Hylan reelected may
CT Of New York: p. Lee lr!nhie s sleete "a
senate extended emergency tariff act
indefinitely. -.
Nov. 9-America's unknown dead soldier
reached Washington and lay In state be-
meath the dome OF the capitol.
j. W. Riddle OF Connecticut appointed
ambassador to Argentina!
Nov. 11-Anerica's Unknown Soldier
buried at Arlington on Armistice day.
Nov. 1S-Senate adopted conference re-
port on anti-beer bill.
Nov. 19-Housa passed the maternity
bill.
Nov. A-HoTse adopted conference re-
Nov, 2lPorto Rico asked the removal
of Governor E.. Mont Reilly as .'incom-
petent and prejudiced."
Nov 21Tax. and anti-beer bills were
enacted into law and special session OF
congress ended. -.
Nov. 2e-Wood- Forbes, commission re-.
ported against immediate Independence
FOR the Philippines and recommended
STRENGTHENING hand Of American govern
!rlent there.
: Dec. 5-Congress met in regular session.
President Harding submitted to con-
gress the first national budget. for gov
iernment expenses OF 1923. showing reduc-
ton Of half a billion. #f''
Dec G-President Harding in message
suRRested labor court to end strikes. de-
yelopment OF cooperative marketing
among farmers. decentralization OF indus
try. modification of the American valua-'
ton scheIne in tariff oil, and other rem
edia1 measures.