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

! OF Teapot Dome oil reserve to Sinclair.
War Finance corporation went to res.
cue OF failing banks in Northwest
Jan. 29-President Coolidge named
Silas II; Strawn. Chicago, Republican
ana H. w. Gregory, Texas. Democra.,c.
| special counSellors in naval OIL reserve
| lease cases.
Jan. 3l--Senate adopted resolution
for anaulment Of naval reserve OH
Feb. 2-Albert b.. Fall refused to
testify In oil lease inquiry; President
| Coolidge named Atlee Pomerene, Ohio,
Web Feb; sEFormer President Woodrow
Feb: 4@charles Henry Levermore.
Philadelphia. announced as Box peace
plan contest winner.
FEB; ll-Senate passed resolution In o !,
resignation of Secretary Of Navy
Denby, and President refused
Feb. l4-Strawn's nomination as spe-
Feb. l5-Owen j. Roberts of Phila-
delphia' named oil counsel by Presl-
100000 library to public a. memorial
Feb. 1s-secretary of the Navy
DENLY resigned. effective March 10.
| FEB. l9-HOuSe as committee OF the
| whole voted for Democratic tax plan:
Feb. 2l-President Coolidge nomi-
mated Charles Il. Warren Of Detroit to
| be ambassador to Mexico.
Feb &c r. Forbes, former direc.
| tor Of veterans bureau. indicted by
| federal grand jury in Chicago.
House passed compromise tax reduc-
/ March SENATE passed resolution to
Investigate Attorney General Daugh-
erty.
March 12-senate investigation OF
Attorney General Daugherty opened
with sensational evidence Of question
March l3..Chief Justice Curtis D;
appointed, secretary Of the navy navy; .u,a
| Santa Monica, Cal.
March ls-soldiers' bonus bill passed
by house. 1855 to 81.
| stitutiOnal amendment to have Presl-
dents lnaugurated the third Monday IN
| January and new congress to go into
Hugh S. Gibson confirmed as minis
ter to Switzerland.
March 24-Archbishops Mundelein of
Chicago and Hayes of New York ele-
waited to the cardinalcy:
March 2S--Attorney General Daugh-
erty resigned at request OF the Presi-
April 2-President Coolidge named
Harlan Fiske Stone OF New York to be
| attorney general
April 12-House passed immigration
bin including Japanese exclusion
6 passed bill excluding Japanese immii-
grants and reducing European imml-
grafton SO per cent.
April 221,,Harry X: Thaw declared
April 23-senate passed the bonus
April 25-w. T. Van Oman won ma
! tional balloon race in Goodyear III.
April 2e-House adopted resolution
for. child labor amendment to Consti-
April ss-Gov. w. T. McCray of In
diana convicted Of using malls to de-
April 2e--McCray resigned as gov
April 30-Former Governor McCray
of Indiana sentenced to ten years In
prison and fined $4,000.
May s-Pres dd;a ,s Coolidge s,n vetoed
| May 5-Senate. adopted Democratic
tax reduction bill.
May 7-Methodist general conference
May 1o-senate passed tax bill as
revised by Democrats
May 11-Major Martin and Sergeant
| Harvey reached Port Moller, Alaska.
IL days after their plane was wrecked:
May 12-Congressman Langley OF
charge and sentenced to two years In
May 1s-senate by margin Of one
vote sustained Presidents veto OF Bur
S0 May isMPresident Coolidge vetoed
the soldiers bonus bill.
MAY May hi, 173 IA IS 7s OVERRIDE veto of
Army world aviators flew from Attu
to Paramashiru island, Japan;
May 1s-Cyrus Woods resigned as
ambassador to Japan.
May 19-Senate passed bonus Dill
over veto. 50 to 20, and it became law.
May 22-Army flyers reached Minato,
Japan, and flew thence to Kasumi-
May 27-Methodist general confer
ence modified the ban on dancing and
june 2-President Coolidge signed
the tax reduction bill.
! Senate passed resolut,s9 pEcPosi,n n e e
sy'a %hseS ss.srsss IS given poWer to
control labor of persons under
e'g inns :s-McNaryHaugen farm relief
June 4-American army aviators
flew from Japan to Shanghai.
bis raet Of snd on 1 appes
sissippi for wild life preserve.
June 7--Congress adjourned.
President Coolidge vetoed measure
allowing salary increase to postal en-
June 9-Supreme court upholds con.
stitutionality of law prohibiting sale
June 10-American army flyers lef,
Hongkong for Haiphong. French Indo.
June lo-Republiean national con-
June 12-Calvin Coolidge and Charles
G. Dawes nominated by Republican ma.
Bandits held up mail train near Chi.
cage, getting loot estimated at s..
YHne 17-Farmer-Labor progressive
convention opened in st. Paul.
June l8-American aviators few SOL
miles to Bangkok. Siam.
June 19-Farmer-Labor convention
dominated by communists, nominated
Duncan Mcdonald of Illinois for Pres
ident and William Bouck Of Washing
ton for vice president. Farmer dele
gates bolted.
flew across United States in Is hour.
20 minutes.
June 24-Democratic national con
/ yention met in New York.
July 1-Coast-to-coast air mail serv
ice inaugurateG.
July 5--American flyers reacne.
July s-John w: Davis Of West vir
ginia nominated by Democrats on on
. Hundred and third ballot as candidate
for presidency; Charles w. Bryan, gov
ernor Of Nebraska. nominated for vic
pr gxly hnsEunited States flyers reA.he,
july l4-United States flyers give,
big reception upon arrival in Paris.
July l6-United States flyers reache,
July 21-Nathan Leopold. Jr.. an
Richard Loeb, both of Chicago, ente1e
, plea OF guilty to the charge Of murder
July 3o-United States flyers fe,
from Broush. England. to the Orkne