The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-07
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March 1S-Senate ratified the Isle of Pines treaty which fixed ownership of is- land with Republic Of Cuba.
 March is-Senate again rejected Presf- dent Cooldge.s nomination of Warren to be attorney general by vote of 4s to ss. March 3-President Coolidge appointed Thomas E. Woodlock of New York as member of the interstate commeI e March so-Brfr Gen William Mitchell ordered to Texas flying field. reverting to rank Of colonel
 March s1-Unifed States shipping board soid its five Pacific ships for &.s2a.ooo to April 3-Indictments against Fall. sin- clair and the Dohshys dismissed on teehnicaiity.
 April T-U. s. s. saratosa. largest air plane carrier. launched.
 April i6-Senator Wheeler Of Montana went to trsal in Great Falls for illegal oss 1pp qf ns ps.t ifaspss of eoanba ,udr. guspended consent decree by which Big Five" packers agreed to divorce them selves from unrelated lines.
 April A-Senator B K. Wheeler RcQuft- ted in trial at Great Falls. Mont.
 April z7-War game at Hawai- ended without official decision.
 April z-Soiieitor General J. M. Beck May s-w. T. Van orman won national balloon race with Goodyear III
 May EInternationai Council of Women May 5-secretary Wilbur ordered av;a- tor. training for all cadets of Annapolis academy
 on the Atlantic coast rum fleet
 May 13-Glenn Frank, editor of Gen. tury magazine. elected president of Uni yersity Of Wisconsin.
 Mgr. J. F. Eoll of Huntington, Ind, made bishop Of Fort Wayne
 May n-Presbyterian general assembly met in Colum bus. Ohio, and elected Dr. C. R. Erdman of Princeton seminary May 3-J. T. Scopes indicted in Day ton. Tenn. for test case Of state law against teaching of evolution theory
 Governor Baker of Missouri appointed G H. Williams United States senator to fill out term Of late selden s. Spencer. May T-Grand jury in Washington re- Sinclair and Doheny.
 Shipping board voted to scrap POO ves- May z-Doheny leases in Elk Hilis naval oil reserve and Hawaii contracts voided by federal court in Los Angeles. May 2-Federal grand jury in Chi eago indicted 2ss furniture making con- eerns and individuals for combining in restraint Of trade and commerce.
 June 6-William D. Mitchell St. Paul. hinn.. appointed solicitor general
 June e-Presldent Coolidge addressed korse-Ameriean centennial celebration in Et. Paul. Minn.
 June lEPresident Coolidge declared himself against reduction tn sugar duty. June 17-MacMillan expedition to ex- piore Crocksr land sailed from Boston. June 1s-Forty- nine ehairmakers pleaded guilty to trust charges and were fined.
 June s-Federal Judge Kennedy at Cheyenne. Wyo., decided the Teapot Dome oil reserve lease to the Sinclair conpany was legal and proper
 June Z3--President Coolidge moved to Bumner White House al Swampseots. Mass
 Sweeping reorganizaton plan for fed; sral prohibition enforcement announced fa4- 1-T
 June 3a-1ce box manufacturers in dictsd for antitrust law violation pleaded guilty and were fined by Federal Judge Ers Edith \. Rogers of Lowell. Mass.. elected to congress 10 succeed her hus- hand. the late John Jacob Rogers.
 July l-Overnlght air mai service be- tween New York and Chicago estab- lished.
 br. F. E Clark, founder and for A years president of Christian EndeavoT. resigned and was succeeded by Dr. D. A.
 July p-E. B. Brousard. Utah. ap- pointed 10 tari1 commission opened in Dayton Tenn. with ". ,. Bryan aiding prosecution.
 Eighty three furniture manufacturers pleaded guilty Of violating antitrust law July zi-Scopes convicted in Dayton evolution urial and fined sln.
 July 5-New indictments rst1irued h - turers for violating anu-trazt laws-
 William Jennings Bryan died suddenly tn Dayton. Tenn.
 July u-Wnliam J Bryan inferred in Arlington National cemetery
 Aug 4-Ford.s bid Of |. Tos,Ooo for 1l0 United States shipping board vessels ae= Aus. is-NationaI crime commission organized Tn New York by prominent xas. ls--Na. Mason. mathematics pro .Hr ts1 presideut Of univerSity of chicago
 Aug 1s-Nzehillau expedition abaa- doned explora ton Of polar reglons bT afrpiaa ae for tho season
 Aug 2e-secre tarT of Agriculture Jardine oasted Dr. Ii c. Taylor. chief Of bureau of aFrzcultursl ecouornics=
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