Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-12-29
\. R. opehed in Grand Ranid,. Mich.


Sept. I'D. r. Crissinger resigned
as governor of federal reserve board.
e. l. Hawk of Sacramento, Calf,
elected in-chief of G. A. R.,
and Denver chosen for 1928 encamp-
ment.
Sept. 1s-American Legion opened its
convention in Paris.
Sept. 2e-Dwight Morrow Of New
Sept. 21--Roy A. Young Of Mime
apolis appointed to federal reserve
board to succeed D. r. Crissinger.
Sept. 22-Mayor John L. Duvall of
indianapolis found guilty of political
Edward E. spaftord of New York
elected national commander of Ameri-
can Legion; San Antonio selected for
Sept. 24-Baltimore & Ohio railroad
celebrated its one hundredth anniver-
sary.
Oct. 3-President Coolidge, opening
annual meeting of American Red Cross.
promised flood control and develop
ment of inland waterways.
Oct. international radio congress
opened in Washington with 20 nations
Oct. IoWu. s. Supreme court Cancelled
Teapot Dome lease to Harry Sinclair.
Oct. 12-Mayor Duvall of Indianapo-
lis sentenced to 80 days in Jail and
barred from public Office.
Oct. 15-One hundred and two klans-
men indicted in Crenshaw county, Ala
bama, for f1oggings.
H. A. Bellows resigned from federal
radio board and Samuel Pickard was
appointed to succeed him.
oct. 17-U. S. Supreme court refused
to review paddock cases against Chica-
go cabarets.
Oct. 25-Admiral Magruder, who
criticized navy in magazine article, re-
lieved of his command in PHILADELPHIA
Oct. Ex-senator Charles Curtis Of
Kansas announced his candidacy for
/ the Republican Presidential nominal
ton.
Oct. s1-secretary of Treasury Mel
Ion submitted to house committee plan
for tax reduction of about 1925, 00O,OOO
Nov. Fall, Sinclair trial in Wash
Nov. 2-Mistrial declared in Fall
Sinclair case because Of charges Of
; tampering with the jury.
; Corn belt and southern agricultural
conference in st. Louis adopted reso-
; lutions indorsing McNary-Haugen bill
and condemning attitude of Borah
Reed of Missouri and Bruce Of Mary
land.
Nov. 4-Harry Sinclair and H. M Day
charged with conspiracy to fix the Sim
e'I Nov. ST 3Sy d. Sampson, Republican
and friend Of horse racing. elected gov
Nov. 1o-Judge Fead at st. joseph
Mich, placed House of David under a
receiver and ousted Benjamin Purnell
Nov. 17-President Coolidge received
Philadelphia Union League clubs
| Nov. 21-House ways and means COM
mittee agreed on tax cut not to exceed
United States Supreme court declared
invalid provision of Alaska dry law
prohibiting possession of liquor in
private bone . for S S;nnfrsr use.
and four others cited for contempt Of
court in Teapot Dome case.
Nov. 23-Charles E. Hughes, as spe-
court, recommended that the. suit Of
Wisconsin and other states against Chi
cago Sanitary District for diversion Of
Lake Michigan water be dismissed.
ambassador to Cuba.
Nov. 24-Hundreds of convicts in
Folsom, Calf, prison revolted; two
guards and seven prisoners killed
house reelected Speaker Longworth
; Dec 6-President Coolidge sent his
message to congress.
Mr.: Coolidge told Republican ma.
tiona1 committee he had "eliminated'
himself as nomination possibility
: Dec. National budget of $685.
g57,Os1 submitted to congress by the
: Senate refused to let Frank L. Smith
take the oath of office as senator from
Illinois.
Republican national committee Sc
lected Kansas City for the 1928 con-
vention and issued call for June IL.
Dec. 9-Senate denied the oath to
w. S. Ware Of Pennsylvania; both his
case and Smiths referred to Reed COM
mittee on campaign expenditures.
Dec 13-Henry L. Stimson appointed
governor general of the Philippines.
Oklahoma legislators, defying state
courts, voted impeachment of Gov. H.
S. Johnston.
Dec 14-Oklahoma senate voted to
try the governor on impeachment
charges.
Dec. 15-House passed revenue bill
providing for tax reductions aggregat-
ing S290,000,0 900.
Dec. 26-Dearborn Independent
Henry Ford's magazine. suspended pub
LEGATION.