The Bozeman courier., 1926-12-31

Apru b~~HoVon In northern Greece
Sgaihst PsngalOS government sap
April 1O-President Tuan chi-jui Of
China deposed By coup OF national
army leaders.
! April t7-National army of Feng
evacuated Peking; President Tuan re-
iinstated.
April lS-Chang's troops occupied
Picking; President Tuan fed to Tien-
April 25-Riza Khan Pahlevi crowned
as shah OF Persia.
French captured Sueida, chief for
tress Of Druses In Syria
April 8O-British miners struck.
May 1-Mexico ordered seizure OF
Catholic churches closed by priests.
Negotiations between British govern
,nentl mine operators and miners fall
ing, the British Trades Union congress
ordered general strike Of 100000 men
Tor May 3. Government declared state
of emergency and Prime Minister
Baldwin became virtual dictator.
May S-British general strike began
at midnight.
May Norge, Amundsen's polar dir
igtble, reached Kings Bay, Spitzbergen.
May 9-Lt. Commando Richard ID
Byrd OF Virginia and Floyd Bennett
new from SpitZbergen to North pole
circled 1t thrice and returned without
French bombardsd Midan quarter Of
Damascus, killing 500.
May 11-Berlin police broke up roy
alist plot to make Won HindenbuTg die
Amundsen expedition in the Norge
started from spitCbergen for Alaska.
Beigian cabinet resigned.
May 12-General strike in Great
Britain called off; negotiations with
miners to be resumed
Marshal Ptlsudslki started revolt in
PoIand against government Of Premier
Chancellor Luther OF Germany, CEN
suISu Dy relchstag, resigned.
A1irship Norge passed over North
May 1s-NOrge aliEhted at Teller,
Pilsudski occupied Warsaw after
May 14-President Wojciechowski Of
Poiand and the cabinet resigned and
May 15-Pilsudski made Charlss bar.
TEL premier Of Poland and Rataj act
May 1s-Dr. wilhelm Marx became
chancellor Of Germany
May 1S-Premier MusBolini pro-
cIalmSd inauguration Of the Fascist
syndicalist form Of government for
May 2s-POrtuguose cabinet res,xn.s
| following military revolt
May SO-SWedish comnaiaaion aPtap
IwS5Te p~oL ;S, years study decided against
Commander Cabecadas in control Of
| FogtuBal government.
June PROF. Ignat8 Mosoicki elect
ed president Of Poland.
June Syrian tribOgmen Peiected
French peace terms.
G. g. Ekman, prohibition leader,
formed new cabinet for Sweden.
June S-Dr. Kasmir Grinius elected
president Of Lithuania.
! June 1b-Premier BRAND Of France
and entire cabinet resigned.
| June 41-Gen. Comes dR Costa de-
| cIared himself head OF Portuguese gov
ernment' oustinE Commander Cabs-
June 1s-Briand failed to form new
French ministry and Hsrriot undertook
June 20-Herriot failing. BRAND vas
again selected to form French cabinet.
I German voters, by rOfraining from
| voting, defeated referendum to con-
nsoate property OF former kaiser and
June 2S-Briand formed French cab
met with Catllaux as finance minister.
June 2S-Prime Minister Mackenzie
King Of Canada, being refused dissOlu-
ton OF parliament, resigned with his
cabinet; Arthur Meighen, Conservative
leader, named to form new ministry.
| July 2-Canada parliament dissolved
| by Gov. Gen. Lord BynR.
July s-French chamber gave BRAND
! government vote of confidence.
Gen. Carmonia succeeded GSsi. Comes
da Costa as dictator of Portugal
July 17-Briand cabinet resigned be-
cause Of adverse vote in chamber; Her
| riot invited to form ministry.
July 19-Herriot's French cabinet
formed with De MOnzie as finance min-
lister.
July 21-Herriot cabinet defeated iR
French chamber and resigned,
July 2S-Catholic church leaders ar
rested in Mexico for sedition.
Potncare formed French cabinet con.
tanning six ex-premiers.
July 31-French chamber Of deputies
passed POincare's financial measure.
Futile attempt made to agsRRRinat0
| Dictator HtVnFG nf
Catholic episcopate Of Mexico asked
truce with government and a plebiscitO
on religious controversy. New religious
laws put into effect; churches aban-
doned by clergy and taken over by
civilian committees.
! Aug. 2-President Gales rejected
truce proposal Of Mexico Catholic
Aug. 3-Poincare's fiscal legislatior
passed by French senate.
Aug. 1O-French senator's and dep.
uttes, sitting as national assembly
passed constitutional amendment en-
bOdying POincare's project for sinlxina
fund to redeem floating debt.
Aug: 22-Greek Liberals, headed by
Gen. Condylis, overthrow Dictatorship
Of Gen. PRngalos in bloOdless couI
d'etat.
Aug. s-RevolutiOnary movement IL
Nicaragua growing serious.
Sept. Revolutionary movement
started by Spanish artillery suppressed
and state of siege decreed
sept. O-CantoneSe army occupied
HankoW.
Sept. s-Military revolt in Athens
| against CondyliB government SUP
pressed after bloody battle.
. Sept. 10-Nicaraguan government
asked y. S. to help end revolt.
Sept. 11--Anarchist attempted vain
| ly to assassinate Premier MussOlini OF
Italy with bomb; Mussolini and Rome
press warned France to desist from
} sheltering plOtters against the Fascis
regime.
Sept. IA Meighen's Coaservativ,
government in Canada defeated in cleo
tions by Liberals under Mackenzi,
King.
Sept. 25-Meighen government OF Can
ada resigned and Mackenzie King be
came premier.
Sept. sO-Pollsh parliament cut dowI
the government budget and the eabino
Oct. i-Pilsudski became premier o
Poland.
Oct 1i-CantOnese troops capture,
: Wuchang after forty-day siege.
Oct 1B-PrussiRn diet voted to settl,
Hohenzollern claims by giving the fam
lily $s,s00,0OO. castle and 10000 acre
Of land.
Austrian cabinet resigned.
Oct. 18--NorWay voted wet IN na
. tional plebiscita on law prohibiting uR