The Wrangell sentinel., 1930-01-02

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 June 2S-President Hoover named ]. C. Stone, Kentucky; c. B. Denman, Mis- soEri, and Carl Williams, Oklahoma. members of new federal farm board. sJune 3o-Secretary Mellon announced treasury surplus as sIs5,0O0,o00.
 July e-AleXander Legge of Chicago, president of International Harvester company, and c. C. Teague of Cali- fornia, accepted appointment to federal farm board, the former to be chairman.
 July 1a--C s. Wilson of Hall N F.. appointed to federal farm board
 July iT-Fffteen state banks in southwest Florida failed.
 July 22-Thirteen hundred convicts attempted to escape from Clinton pr on, Dannemora, N. r.. and in battle with guards three were killed
 July s24-President Hoover halted work on the cruiser program
 July 2s-Seventeen hundred eonviets in Auburn prison, New York. battled guards in attempt to escape and two were killed. f
 July 2s-President Hoover started. the child health and protection con- ference on its work.
 July s0-Former Governor s. R. Me- of federal farm board. July 21-John W Garrett of Baltt- more appointed ambassador to Italy.
 Aug l-convicts in Leavenworth
 Aug. 6-John C. Pollard nominated for governor of Virginia by Democrats.
 Aug. 10-Fruit and vegetable grow CTS formed S50,OOO, 900 cooperative marketing association.
 Aug. 1S-Farm board arranged loan of $9,000,00O to California raisin and grape growers.
 Aug 19-Senate finance committee made public It's tariff bill. Aug. z0-Gerrit J Diekema of Mich- igan appointed minister to, Holland.
 Aug. 31-William E. Brock appoint ed to fill out term of the late Senator Tyson of Tennessee
 Sept I-Des Moines university or- dered closed by the trustees.
 Sept 6-President Hoover. asked an investigation into propagandist activi- ties Of three shipbuilding corporations against naval reductions
 Sept 9-Claudius H Huston of Ten nessee elected chairman of Republican national committee
 Maine voted against export of power by Insull companies
 Sept 10-Regular Republicans in senate defeated in first test in tariff battle, resolution adopted calling on Treasury department for all informa- tion on income in income tax returns of tarin benef1ctartes
 Sept 1i-Senate voted to investigate propagandst activities of W. B Shear CT on behalf Of shipbuilding corpora tion
 Sept l2-Grand Army of the Repub- lie, in session at Portland, Me. elected B. J. Foster of Worcester. Mass com mander in chief
 
 pointed ambassador to Cuba
 Sept l7-Genf Lytle Brown appoint ed chief of army engineers with in- structions to reorganize the office.
 Congressman La Guardia nominated for mayor of New York by Repub- hcans, and Mayor Walker renor1inat- ed by Democrats.
 Sept 30-Amerfcan Legion conven- ton opened Tn Louisville. Oct 1-Senate voted to investigate all Hobbies operating in congress.
 Oct 2-Democratic and radical Re- publican senators removed flexible tariff feature from the tariff bill
 Oct 3-Convicts In Colorado peni- tentiary at Canon City mutinied. killed militia and police with gun fire and o, L. Bodenhamer of El Dorado Ark. elected commander of American Legion. oct. 4-Mayor and police chief of East Chicago, Ind, and 297 others in- dicted in federal cleanup of vice in northern Indiana.
 pr A c. Ruthven elected president Of University of Michigan.
 Oct. Trial of Albert B Fall for oil lease conspiracy opened in Wash Theodore Roosevelt inaugurated gov- ernoT of Porto Rico
 Oct 9-Irwin B. Laughlin of Pitts burgh appointed ambassador to Spain. Oct 15-Investigation of congress sional lobbying started by senate com mittee.
 oct 16-Great raid made on rum running syndicate along Atlantic coast. Federal farm board members all con firmed by senate. =-z4- aOct iS-Charies c. Hart appointed minister to Persia.
 Oct f9-Hu1dreds of aliens from all parts of the country sent to New, York for deportation.
 Democrats and radical. Republicans put crop debenture amendment in tariff Oct 2l-GoIden Jubilee of Edison's electric. light. celebrated at Greenfield Village, Mich, with MT Edison, and President Hoover among Henry Ford's Seven radicals found guilty, of mur- der of Gastonia (N. O police chief Senators Reed of Pennsylvanfai and Robinson of Arkansas named delegates to- naval conference in London with Secretary Stfnson as chairman
 Oct 22--Presjdent Hoover spoke at tion of the Ohio. river.
 Oct 23-President Hoover in speech at Louisville announced great program for inland waterways.
 Oct 24-4bIillion -doilar livestock COG operative formed by farmers Ji- .s Tremendous crash, in prices on stock = Oct 25LAlbert B. Fall found guilty of bribery in Washington. as .ij5i
 Oct Federal farm board made sl 00. 900 900 available to farmers :, to help stabilize wheat prices "
 Oct 2S-Stock values shrink l4 bil- lions in another big market slump.
 Oct 29-Further tremendous losses in stock pCices. s.H3a -Fsss ..t r. 1organiza lion Of Farmers, Eatiopal Grain corporation completed
 Nov l-Albert, B. Fall sentenced to one year in prison and sl00.o00 fine
 Nov 2-John A MacMprray. Ameri- can minister to China, resigned to enter faculty Of Jehns Hopkins uni versity
 Nov 4--Senator Bingham of Con necticut censpred by the senate for eTn- ploying paid lobbyist s .f .e; E Now 5-Jimmie Walker reelected mayor of New York
 Democrats carried Virginia election. defeating | Bishop Cannon's coalition ticket . yts .si Nov 1f-President Hoover in Armis- tice day address offered new peace code based on preparedness a
 Nov iS-Secretary of the Treasury Mellon announced the administration would ask congress to authorize reduce tion of income tax rates by 1 per cent. & Nov l5-President called conference of industrial labor and agricultural
 Nov I9-Railroad executives as- sured the President their roads would