The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-01-06

June n-secrstsry OF the Navy DENLY
publicly rsprimanded Admiral Sims for
indiscreet utterancss In London speech.
to japan az p Dsa cs.1 ami Of
Washington ambassador 10 Chile.
June H-Houss passed supplementary
prohibition law barring medicinal beer
June S,-Wiiiiam Howard Taft made
chief justice Of Supreme court of U. 8.
House adopted modified resolution de-
clarIng war with Germany ended.
July i--Senate adopted peace resolution.
July 1-President Harding signed the
peace resolution.
July I-senator J. O. woIcott of Della
ware resigned 10 become chancellor OF
July 7-Gen. T. Coleman Da Pont ap-
pointed senator from Delaware.
July I6-Senate shelved soldier bonus
bill indefinitely at Presidents request.
July D-Senate passed the Sweet bill
for soldiers relief bureau.
Gov. Small and Lieut. Gov. Sterling of
Illinois indicted on charges of fraud and
embezziement OF state funds.
July z-House passed the tariff bill
Aug. +-Ssnats passed agricultural cred
its bill
Aug. -ssnats passed bill prohibiting
VoIstead act
Aug s-sweet soldier relief bill signed
by President and Col c. r. Forbes made
di RE-, OF The veterans bureau;
- ~
trade passed by senate.
Aug. D-Tax revision bill passed by
Avs: n.s'nat. passed railroad admins
Aug. A-Congress recessed until Sept.
q after passing ~. 10000 shipping board
deficiency bill and the billion dollar farm
dye embargo to Jan. !. 1922.
Aug. 3o--President Harding issued proc
lamaion ordering bands Of West Virginia
miners TO cease insurrectionary move
Sept: Irregular army troops sent into
the West Virginia mine region.
Cen Leonard Wood accepted post OF
governor general of Philippines.
Sept. aWest Virginia Insurgents sur
rendered to u 9. troops
Sept. s-President Harding appointed
Charles e. Hughes Henry Cabot Lodge.
represent u. s. In conference on limita-
ton Of ornaments and Far East ques-
tons.
Sept oo-Holm o. Bursum elected U. s.
senator from New Mexico.
Sept 2l-Congress reconvened and Pres
ident Harding submitted treaties with
Germany, Austria and Hungary;
j. C. Grew nominated minister to
Switzerland. and DR.. J. d. Prince of New
Jersey minister to Denmark
Sept circumference on unemployment
opened in Washington.
Sept. 27-Fifty-ffth annual encampment
G A. r. opened in indianapolis
Sept 29-Lewis s. Pitcher OF Brooklyn
elected commander in-chief of G. A. r.
Sept 30-Shipping board and Emergency
Fleet corporation separated.
oct. 3-John Barton Payne appointed
chairman of American Red Cross.
william IL. Taft sworn in as chief just
Oct. +-Presdent Harding appointed the
following ministers: To Panama, DR.,
John Glover South OF Kentucky; to Mic
aragua, John f. Kramer of Colorado: to
Venezuela. Willis o. Cook OF South Da-
kota: to Guatemala. Roy Davis OF Mis-
souri,; to Czechoslovakia. Lewis Elnstei,
Wilson OF Maine: to Finland. Charles l..
Kagey of Kansas. and to Siam, Edward
E. Brodie of Oregon.
Oct 6-Lauritz s. swenson of Minnesota
appointed minister to Sweden.
Oct lo-senate passed Borah bill ex-
empting American coastwise shipping
from payment Of Panama canal tolls.
Oct. l5-Leonard Wood inaugurated gov
ernor general OF Philippines.
Oct Ex-Governor Frazier and other
Nonpartsan league state officials of North
Dakota ousted by recall election.
Oct. a-American Legion convention
Nov. l-Cordell Hull of Tennessee
elected chairman Of Democratic national
committee.
Nov 2-Lieut. Col. Hanford MacNider
of Mason City. Ia. elected national COM
mander Of American Legion.
Nov. bSoldier bonus bill defeated in
senate.
Nov. TAX Revision bill passed by
Nov. s-John r. Hyian reelected may
or of New York. f. Lee Trinkle elected
governor of Virginia. Democrats won In
Kentucky.
Senate extended emergency tariff act
Indefinitely
Nov. s-America's unknown dead soldier
reached Washington and lay In state be-
meath the dome OF the capitol
]. w. Riddle OF Connecticut appointed
ambassador to Argentina.
Nov. 11-America's Unknown Soldier
buried at Arlington on Armistice day.
Nov. S-senate adopted conference re-
Nov. ls-House passed the maternity
bill.
Nov. 9i-Houss adopted conference re-
Nov. 22-Porto Rico asked the removal
OF Governor K. Mont Reilly a. 'incom-
petent and pre1udiced."
enacted into law and special session OF
con ~ress ended.
Nov. 2s-wood- Forbes commission re-
ported against immediate independence
for the Philippines and recommended
strengthening hand of American govern
ment there
Dec. s-congres: met in regular session.
gress the frst national budget. for gov
eminent expenses Of 1893, showing reduc-
ton of half billion.
Dec. t-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 vaiua.
ton scheme in tarfff bill. and other rem
edial measures