The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-12-31

! lea Of guilty to the charge OF murder,
! g Robert Franks, fourteen-year-o
! son of a millionaire
| July 2S-John Zahnd, National lnde-
/ pendent partyS presidential nominee,
| withdrew in favor of LaFolletta
| July 3O-United States flyers flew
rom Brough, England, to the Orkney
Stands.
Aug. 3-Federation of Labor in
iorsed LaFollette- Wheeler ticket.
| Lieutenant Nelson, United States
flyer, reached Iceland; Lieutenant
! Wade forced down and his plane
wrecked.
Aug. 5--Charles p. Warren resigned
| Us ambassador to Mexico.
Two United States flyers reached
| ,eykjavik, Iceland.
Aug. 12-Grand Army Of Republic
held annual parade in Boston.
Aug. 14.---Dr. l.. p. Arensberg, I'm
iontown, Pa, elected commander in
chief Of G. A. r.
Aug. 15-President Coolidge went to
Plymouth, VT, for two weeks vaca-
Aug. 21-American aviators flew
from Iceland to Fredericksdal, Green
| land.
Aug. 23-Mrs. Miriam A. Ferguson
won Texas gubernatorial nomination
by Democrats.
Aug. 26-Post Office Inspector w. j.
Fahy arrested in Chicago for compli-
,ity in big mail robbery in June.
Edgar A. Bancroft Of Chicago named
| Ambassador to Japan and James r..
| Sheffield of New York ambassador to
Mexico.
Aug. 31--Enited States aviators flew
from Greenland to Indian Harbor, Lab
rador
Sept. limited States flyers landed
at Portland, Maine, because of fog.
Sept 8-Republicans won Maine cleo
/ ton, Ralph o. Brewster being elected
governor, and Senator Fernald reflect
| ed.
World flyers reached New York.
Sept. 9-President Coolidge greeted
the world flyers at Washington
Sept. 10-Leopold and Loeb, brutal
young murderers of Chicago. given life
| Imprisonment.
Sept. 12-First Defense Day tests
Sept. 13-General Pershing retired.
Sept. 15-American Legion conven-
ton opened in st. Paul
Sept. 19--James A. Drain, Washing
ton, elected commander of American
Sept, 25-New York Republicans
| nominated Theodore Roosevelt for
governor.
Sept. es-Gov. Al Smith and entire
state ticket renominated by New York
Democrats.
Sept. 2s-American flyers arrived at
Seattle, formally completing the circuit
of the globe in five months and TWEEN
ty-two days.
Oct. 14-United States Senator Frank
Brandegee of Connecticut committed
suicide in his Washington home.
Oct. 15-ZR3, Americas German
built airship, arrived at Lakehurst,
Oct. 2O-United States Supreme court
decided Federal courts cannot refuse
! jury trials in contempt cases arising
out of labor disputes
Oct. 24-1ncome taxes made public
causing widespread protest.
Nov 1-Pnuemonic plague broke out
| in Los Angeles Many deaths.
Bloody riots in Niles, Mich, between
ku kluX Khan and knights of Flaming
Circle; state troops sent
Nov. 4--Republicans swept the coun-
TRY in national elections except the So
lid South; Coolidge and Dawes elected
by 10000 plurality, with 3s2 votes
and Bryan and 13 for LaFollette and
Wheeler. New congress Republican.
Nov. New York law compelling
incorporated secret organizations to
make memberships public upheld as
constitutional.
! President Coolidge appointed a COM
mission to formulate farm legislation.
Nov. 11-Theodore Douglas Robin
son appointed assistant secretary of
the navy.
Nov. 13-W. NJ Butler appointed SEN
ator from Massa chusetts to succeed
the late Henry Cabot Lodge.
Congressman Hill of Maryland ac-
quilted in cider and wine making trial
Nov. 18-John Van A. MacMurray
made assistant secretary of state.
Nov. 22-Secretary Wilbur's annual
report showed the navy was steadily
and rapidly deterorating
Nov. 23-Leo Koretz, Chicago swim
dler, caught in Halifax, N S.
Nov. 24-Former Postal Inspector
w. ]. Fahy convicted of So, 600, 900 mail
robbery near Chicago
Nov. 25-United States indicted Ne-,
York ld-Tribune and publisher
and managing editor of KANSAS CITY
Journal-Post for ri.htlnts income tax
| returns.
Nov 20 .-Republican senators ex
cluHs1 f.aFollette, Brookhart, Laid and
1 F4Azier from committee assignments
and party councils; Senator Curtis
Ichosen senate leader
| Nov. 29-Secretary Weeks reported
the army was unprepared to repel at
tack and air force was deficient
| Dec. 1-short session of congress
lopened
| Dec. 2-President Coolidge sent bud
|get message to congress, recommend
ing tax reduction.
Federal court quashed indictments
against Kansas City editors for in
come tax publicity.
Dec. 3-Presdent Coolidge's MESSAGE
read to congress, sounding note OF
|peace, prosperity and economy
Leo koretz. 100000 swindler OF
|Chicago. pleaded guilty
| Dec. 4-President and Mrs. Coolidge
visited International Live Stock expo
lsition in Chicago.