Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-01-09

er, reached Iceland; Lieutenant Wade
Aug. .5-Charles B. Warren resigned
as ambassador to Mexico.
Two United States flyers reached
Aug, l2-Grand Army of Republic
held annual parade in Boston.
Aug l4-Dr. L. F. Arensberg, Union
town, Pa elected commander in chief
Aug 2i-AmericaH ayiators few
from Iceland 20 Frederlcksdal. Green
land.
Aug IS Post s'ffiee Inspector w J.
plicity in big mail robbery in June.
edgar A Bancroft of Chicago named
ambassador to Japan and James X.
Sheffield Of New York ambassador to
Aug s1-United States aviators few
from Greenland to Indian Harbor Lab
rado-
Sept s--Republicans won Maine cleo
tior Ralph o. Brewster being elected
governor, end Senator Fernald re-
World flyers reached New York.
Sept. 9-President Coolidge greeted
the world flyers at Washington.
young murderers of Chicago. given life
Sept. i2-F'irst Defense day tests
participated in by many millions
Sept. 15-American Legion conven-
zion opened in St Paul
ton, elected commander of American
Sept. ss-American flyers arrived at
Seattle, formally completing the cir,
twenty two days.
oct l4-United States Senator Frank
Brandegee of Connecticut committed
suicide in his Washington home.
Oct. 15--zR-3, Americas German
built airship. arrived at Lakehurst.
a. $500 ..s .,,h,,o
Nov. 1-Pneumonic plague broke out
in Los Angeles. Many deaths.
Circle; state troops sent
Nov. 4-kepubncans swept the coun-
try in national elections except the
Solid South Coolidge and Dawes elect
votes in electoral college to 1876 for
Davis and Bryan and 10 for LaFollette
and Wheeler. New congress Repub-
lican.
Nov. New York law compelling
make memberships public upheld as
constitutional
President Coolidge appointed a com,
mission to formulate farm legislation.
Nov 11--Tn eodore Douglas Robinson
appointed assistant secretary of the
Nov NV M. Butler appointed
senator from MASSACHUSETTS, to succeed
the eon late aensy f a Of fod Msryland
quilted in cider and wine making trial.
Nov 22-Secretary Wtlbur's annual
report showed the navy was steadily
Nov. 24-tormer Postal Inspector
w j Fahy convicted of $2,000.000 mail
robbery ear Chicago.
Nov. 25-United States indicted New
York Herald-Tribune and publisher
and managing editor of Kansas city
| Journal-Post for printing income tax
returns.
| Nov. 29--Secretary Weeks reported
| the army was unprepared to repel at
tack and air force was deficient.
Dec. l-Short session of congress
Dec s-President Coolidge sent bud
| get message to congress, recommend
ing tax reduction.
Federal court quashed indictments
against Kansas City editors for income
| tax publicity.
Dec s-President Coolidges message
peace. prosperity and economy
Dec 4-President and Mrs. Coolidge
visited International Live Stock ex-
Dec. DIR. David Starr Jordan
awarded aSo Raphael Aermen prize 5 of SSS,
lated to maintain world peace: go
Dec. 8--James B. Duke gave $4,000
600 and George. Eastman gave $12,500,-
600 to education and hospitals.
| Dec. 9--New York Tribune Company
acquitted of Illegal publishing or In
House passed Interior department
appropriation bill carrying total OF
| S23S, 900, 600
Dec. l1-Senate passed $40 900
| bill for rehabilitating the navy.
| Dec. 15-Congress held memorial
| meeting for Woodrow Wilson.
Dec. l6-Governor- elect Hiram Bing-
| ham of Connecticut elected senator to
fill vacancy caused by death of Frank
Dec. ISgBody of Samuel Gompers
| inferred at Tarrytown, N. Y.
Dec. 20-Congress recessed for the
holidays.