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

rJ01y1-senayc euop,eu peace resolution
|, July president Harding signed the
July 5-senator J. O. wolcott of Della
ware resigned to become chancellor OF
state.
pointed senator from Delaware.
July 15-Senate shelred soldier hohas
bill indefinitely at Presidents request
July 2N--Senate passed the Sweet bill
for soldiers relief bureau.
. COY. Small and Lieut.. Gov. Sterling "t
Illinois indicted on charges or fraud an"
embezzlement of state funds.
II July :l-House passed the tariff hil.
Aug: 4-Senate passed agricultural cred
its bill.
|. Aug. S--Senate passed bill prohibiting
medical beer and otherwise amending Tue
Eolste;d act. -
by President and Col. <. K. FORBES n,;tdt
director OF tho veterans bureau. d.
Bill for fsderal regulation OF boards OF
trade passed by senate.
Aug. 2a-TaN revision bill passed by
house. =
Aug. o2-senate passed railroad ad'ainis-
traton bill. :.
Aug. o+-Congress recessed until Sept.
q after passing f4sSN,UJ shipping hoard
deficiency bill and the billion-doilar farm
exports credit bill. and extending the
dye embargo to Jan |. 1922.
Aug; So-president Harding issued i Pro-,
miners to cease insurrectiunarE move
meats and dsperse
|; Sept. Irregular army troops sent into
the West Virginia mine region.
7 Gen. Leonard Wood accepted post OF
sovernor general OF Philippines.
Sept 2-Wtst Virginia insurgents sur
rendered to y. S. troops.
|, Sept. 9-fresident Harding appointed
Charles f.. Hughes, Henry Cabot Lodge.
Elihu Root iand Oscar w. Underwood to
represent II. 9. in conference on llmita-
ition OF arlhanlents and Far East ques-
Sept. % Holm o. Bursum elected U. S.
senator froh New Mexico
Sept 2l-fongress reconvened and Pres
'ident Harding submitted treaties with
Germany, Austria and Hungary.
J. c. GREW nominated minister to
Switzerland, and Or. J. D. Prince OF New
Jersey minister to Denmark.
Sept; B-Gonferencc Oh unemployment
Sept. o.7Fifty-6fth annual encampment
c. 4. r. opened in Indianapolis.
Sept. 29zzLewis s. Pitcher of Brooklyn
elected eommander-in-chief of G. 4. H.
Sept S9tshipping board and Emergency
Fleet corporation separated
Oct. S1ohn Barton Payne appointed
chairn1an'o of American Red Cross.
William H, Taft sworn in as chief Just
Oct. president Harding appointed the
following ministers: To Panama, DR..
John Glover South Of Kentucky: to Nc
AF9Sua, john e. fSaNlSG or C0IOIduO. "
Venezuela, Willis o. Cook Of South Da-
kota: to Guatemala. Roy Davis Of Mis-
souri,: to Czechoslovakia. Lewis Einstein
Of New York; to Bulgaria. Charles S.
Wilson OF Maine: to Finland. Charles L.
'Kagey of Kansas. and to Siam, Edward
II. Brodie Of Oregon.
. Oct s-Lauritz S. Swenson of Minnesota
appointed minister to Sweden.
Oct. 10-Senate passed Borah hill cS-
,eInptiIis American coastwtse shipping
from payment of Panama canal tolls.
> Oct. l6-Leonnrd Wood inaugurated gov
iernor general Of Philippines.
Oct. Ex-Governor FRAZIER and other
;Nonpartisan league sta te officials OF North
Dakota ousted by recall election.
' Oct. 31-AmeriCan Legion convention
opened in Kansas City.
Nov. 1-Cordeu Hull OF Tennessee
elected chairman OF Democratic national
committee.
Nov. a-Lieut. Col. Hantord MacNider
OF Mason City. Ia. elected national COM
'Inander Of American Legion.
Nov. 5-Soldier bonus bill defeated in
senate.
Nov: Tax Revision bill passed by
senate.
CT Of New York. r. Lee Trinkle elected
governor OF Virginia. Democrats Won in
Kentucky.
Nov. s-Amerlca'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.
Now 11--Amercas Unknown Soldier
buried at Arlington on ArmistIce day.
Nov 1S-Senate adopted conference re-
port on anti-beer bill.
Nov. 19-HouSe passed the maternity
bill.
Nov. el-House adopted conference re-
port Of tax bill.
Nov 22-Porto Rico asked the removal
of Governor T.. Mont Reilly as ''incom-
petent and prejudiced.'
Noc. 23-FaN and antf-beer bills were
enacted into law and special session of
con gress ended.
Nov 29-Wood-Forbes commission re-
ported against immediate undergraduates
for the Philippines and recommended
strengthening hand OF American govern
!nlrrt there.
Dec. 6-Congress met in regular session.
President Harding submitted to con-
gress the first national budget. for gov
,ernment expenses Of 1923. showing rcduc-
ton OF half billion.
Dec G--President Harding in message
suggested labor court to end strikes. de-
velOpment OF cooperative marketing
among farmers. decentralization OF indus
try, modification OF the American vaina-
tf"n scheme in tariff Dill. and other rem
edial measures.