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

| to stop unfair tactics against farmers
| cooperative marFet.
| combining with Democrats, elected
| Senator Smith Of South Carolina chair
| man of Interstate commerce committee,
| defeating Senator Cummins.
| Jan l5-Democrats selected New
| York and the week of June 26 as place
and date. for their national convention;
/ Jan RI Senate committee heard
! sensational; testimony concerning lease
OF Teapot Dome oil reserve TO sinclair
War Finance corporation went to res
cue of failing banks in Northwest
wheat region.
! Silas II; strawn, Chicago. Republican.
and T., w Gregory, Texas, Democratic
| special counsellors in naval oil reserve
Jan. 3l-Senate adopted resolution
tor anaulment of naval reserve OIL
Feb 2-Albert B. Fall refused to
testify in oil lease inquiry; President
Coolidge named Atlee Pomerene. ONO,
as counsellor in place Of T. W. Greg
Feb. s--Former President woodrow
Feb. 4-Charles Henry Levernore,
Philadelphia. announced as Box peace
plan contest winner
Feb. I1-Senate passed resolution
resignation of Secretary of Navy
DENLY, and President refused.
Feb; IA -Strawn's, nomination as spe-
cisl oil case counsel Withdrawn.
Feb. l5--Owen J. Roberts of Phila-
delphia named oil counsel by Presi-
dent.
oo Feb ebo lsJ; p. Morgan gave his 81, 81
to his father. who founded it; 49,
Den fS resgn ssffe eiaes,ive ' March 10
| Feb. 19-House as committee OF the
WHOLE voted for Democratic; tag Plan Plan.
mated Charles b. Warren of Detroit to
he ambassador to Mexico. s,
Feb. 2s-C. r, Forbes. former d,re &C.
| tor of veterans bureau. indicted ny
federal grand jury in Chicago.
| House passed compromise tax reouc-
March .-Senate passed resolution to
| investigate Attorney General Daugn-
March l2-Senate investigation of
Attorney General Daugherty opened
with sensational evidence of question
| able deals.
| Wilbur Of California Supreme court
appointed secretary of the navy.
March l7-united States army ava ava,
March lS-soldiers' bonus bill passed
| by house. 355 to 81.
| stitutional amendment to have Presl-
dents lnaugurated the third MONDAY IN
| Office he first Monday in January after
| election.
Hugh S. Gibson confirmed as minis
| ter to Switzerland
March 24-Archbishops Mundelein of
Chicago and Hayes of New York ele-
waited o the cardinaley. RANCH
erty resigned at request of the Presi-
| dent.
| Harlan Fiske Stone of New York to be
April 12LHouse passed immigration
| bill including Japanese exclusion
April 1s-Senate by vote of so to
| passed bill excluding Japanese immi-
grants and reducing European immi-
April 22EHarry X Thaw declared
sane by Philadelphia jury.
April 2S-Senate passed the bonus
April 25-W. t. Van Orman won ma
tional balloon race in Goodyear ~;
April 26-House adopted resolution
for child labor amendment to Consti-
April 2s-Gov w. T. McCray of In
diana convicted of using mails to de-
April 2s-McCray resigned as gov
ernol of Indiana
April 30-Former Governor McCray
| of Indiana sentenced to ten years In
| prison and fined $4,000,
May 3--President Coolidge vetoed
the, Bursum pension increase BIZ; 10
May Methodist general conference
I accepted uniication plan OF north ana
| south branches
| revised by Democrats.
May 11-Major Martin ana scream
| IL days after their plane was wrecked:
| May 12-Congressman Langley OF
Kentucky found guilty on rum plot
| charge and sentenced 10 TWO years AZ
May 1s-senate by margin of one
vote sustained Presidents veto or Bur
Su Nav i5WPresident Coolidge vetoed
the soldiers bonus Dill -
| May 17-HouSe oVsrrode veto OF
| bonus BILL 313 to ~.
Army world aviators flew from Attu
to Paramashhiru isl az d. Japan ranisned az
May Is-Senate passed bonus, bill
over veto. SO to rs. and It became aa S, lay;
| gaura, near Tokyo.
May 27--Methodist general confer
ence modified the ban on dancing ana
June president Coolidge signed
the tax reduction bill.
Senate passed resolution proposing
twentieth amendment to Constitution
! by which congress. is given power to
control labor of persons under
1Imne S-McNary -Haugen farm relief
bill defeated in house.
June 4-Amertcan army aviators
| flow from Japan to Shanghai.
osi5 un1 big tract of land on upper Mis-
| sissippi for wild life preserve
June 7-Congress adjourned.
| President Coolidge vetoed measure
allowing salary increase to postal en-
| ployees
June 9-Supreme court upholds con-
| stitutfonality of law prohibiting sale
| or Importation OF malt hquor for medi-
! cine.
June lo-American army flyers left
Hongkong COR 4aiphong. French Indo-
| China.
| June 10--Repubiican national con-
| vanfion opened in Cleveland. Ohio.
lime 12-Calvin Coolidge and Charles
| O. Dawes nominated by Republican ma
| tional convention.
Bandits held up mail train near Chi
| 100000
June 17-Farmer-Labo progressive
| convention opened in st. Paul
June 18--American aviators few 500
| miles TO Bangkok. Siam.
| Jine l9-Farmer-Labor convention
| dominated by communists, nominated
Duncan McDonald Of Illinois for Pres
| 49, For vice president. Farmer dele