The Bismarck tribune., 1925-12-31

3 jected part Of governments fnanca
project and ar Painleve cabinet res'gned
failed to form new French ministry.
Army revolt against Chang Tso-lin i
Nov. 2s-King Rama. OF. Siam dica IN
was succeeded by his brother. Primo
Prai tipok.
: Nov c7-.Gen. Teng CHALLENGED Marsha
Chang to quit Chinese politics or fsh,
BRAND formed new cabinet for Franc
with I.oucheur as finance minister.
Nov. 2S-1talian parliament passed law
making Mussolini dictatorship complete
~ INDUSTRIAL
; Jan. 19-Federal railway labor boa r,
raised pay OF $1,000 railway clerks
Feb. New York garment workers
strike ended with increase of paw
March 2l-Dodse Automobile compan,
sold to syndicate OF bankers for $75.
N0 coo cash:
April lo-Great Northern and Unio,
Pacific telegraphers granted wage in
crease of cents. an hour by L. S. rail
way labor board.
April la-U. s Supreme court held IN
constitutional the compulsory arbitration
Of ia Dor disputes under Kansas indus
trial court act.
May l2-Socretary OF Agriculture Jar
dine warned Chicago board of trade tc
end grain price manipulation or lose its
| charter
May 1s-1nternational Harvester com
pany exonerated Of trust charges b,
special federal court of equity.
June III. $. Supreme court held the
ton by trade associations on costs
prices. etc, are not necessarily violation
Of antitrust laws.
oJuI, June s-bGrley Tobacco Growers Co
operative Marketing association on
joined from doing business in Tennessee
June 10-Pla sterers OF America began
general strike because OF row wit. the
bricklayers.
June ll--Serous rioting by striking
miners Of Nova Scotia
June 2a-F. w. Sasgent. elected presi-
dent Of Chicago and Northwestern rail-
way, w. II. Finley retiring
| July 1O-Anthracite miners presen ed
demands for 10 per cent wage increa Sc
Dissolution Of the Grain Marketing
company. cooperative concern. an
Jdlv 13-Sta ndard Oil company OF New
Jersey changed from l. to hour dav
for it's Oil fields. with new wage scale.
nohnced 10 per cent wage cut in mills.
July 23-lnterna tional Association of
Machinists notified members TO quit all
relations with communist organiza tons
| or lose cards.
British coal miners strike set for July
July, 2s-Grain Marketing company
July "l-British coal miners strike
averted for two weeks by temporary
concession of operators.
ers 1"e erganzsd af1sdt in n"3 Of cemetery work
Aug. @American Federation of Labor
reverted to its Ron-par rtisan political
| policy.
| tons broken off: operators refused
| higher wage scale and check off: miners
| refused arbitration.
Aug 1l-German discovery of process
| to iluuety coal announced.
Aug 2i-Shipping strike began in Eng
l!sh ports.
Aug. 27-Prcsiden. Lewis Of the miners
ISSUED order for anthracite strike on
Aug. 2S-Shrping strike on in ports Of
South Africa.
Aug. 3o--,S,rike of ALI Oklahoma coal
miners ordered for sept /
| Sept. l-Strike of anthracite miners be-
gan.
Sept. li-Secretary Of Agriculture
| lardinc dismissed federal charge against
morgcr Of Armour and Morris packing
| plants.
SEQ 22-Iohn V. FarweM Co of Chi
caso, wholesale dry goods. bought by
oar.on, Pirie. Scott a. CO.. forming 4
Noo,noo,oGb a year combination.
OCT: 2-Jurisdctional disp1te between
bricklayers and rlasterers' Uno. $ that
settled.
Oct. flour hundred million dollar
merger of Ward: General and Continental
Baking companies announced.
oct. o-ltalian confederation OF in
industry. representing employers. and
confederation of Fascist labor unions.
agreed to close Co-Opera ton
Forty-flfth ann,lal convention OF Ameri-
can Fedora ton of Labor opened In At
lantic City.
Oct. a-Chicago Board of Trade adopted
stringent rules to prevent market ma
nipulation. as demanded by Secretary of
Agriculture Jardine
Oct. l2-Seamen's strike called of in
South Africa ports.
I q
turned down all propositions for CO.
operation with Russian trade unions and
recognition Of the soviet government:
elected
Oct. 1a-U. s. Supreme court ruled
against Arizona minimum wage law for
Nov. IS. NJ. FELTON, resigned as presi-
dent Of Chicago Great Western railway.
Col. N. L. Howard succeeding him,
p;S NoH: @nAnthracite miners accepted
British seamen's strike in Australian
ports ended without gain for men.
Nov. M-Chicago cemetery workers
Anthracite operators rejected Pinchot
plan for ending strike.
Dec. 1S-French manufacturers Of
fered to mortgage nations industries
for s40O,0OO.000 loan to government.
Dec. 20--king Ali Of Hedjaz abdi-
| Gated following capture Of Jedda by
the Wahabis.
DISASTERS
Jan. 23-serious Hoods in southern
| states.
Feb: Mime explosion at Dortmund
Feb. mime explosion at Sullivan. Ind.
killed 81 men.
Feb. 2S-Earthquake shook all eastern
| North America: seven persons killed in
March 1s-Thousands killed by earth
quake in central China.
March 1s-Over 500 killed and 5000 in
| jured by tornado which swept southern
illinois. Indiana, Missouri. Alabama and
| Tennessee.
April 6--City OF Chalchihuites. Mexico.
! destroyed by volcanic action: 200 killed.
May S-Mississippi river, excursion
May l6-Forty three men killed by mine
explosion near Dortmund. Germany
May 26-Explosons in coal mine near
Sanford. N. c.. entombed and killed So
June e-Disastrous tornado at Mime.
apolis.
June s-Seventeen men killed by mine
explosion at Sturgis. Ky.
Chicago German-Americans on their way
! - Bremen. killed in train wreck near
Hackettstown. N. J.
June 2s-santa Barbara. Cal. wrecked
more thap -$e5,oo0.oOO.
July NEARLY nifty persons killed by
collapse on SBoston dance hall
| Aug. 1S-HOilers Of excursion steamer
exploded nekr Newport. X. j.; 50 killed
Aug. s5-ItAlian submarine lost with ~
Sept Sept. s-Ns)wy dirigible Shenandoah
destroyed by storm in Ohio: Lieut.. Com
tnander Zachs!ry LansdoWne and 13 others
killed.
Sept. 24-p. 5. submarine Sol sunk
in collision{ with steamship City OF
| Rome off Rhode Island coast; 33 men
| lost saved