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feated Senator Ransdell for Demo-

feated Senator Ransdell for Demo-
cratic senatorial nomination.
Sept. 16-President Hoover ap-
pointed John Lee. COULTER, e: b.
Brossard and Alfred 2. Dennis mcm-
Phillip La Toilette defeated Gov.
w. J. Kohler for Republican guber-
Material nomination in Wisconsin.
w. M. Butler. Republican. and M:
A. Coolidge. Democrat. nominated
Bayard, Democrat. and D. 9. Hast
ings, Republican. nominated for
senator from Delaware.
Sept. 17-Seerstary Wilbur In
augurated work on Boulder canyon
dam. naming IL Hoover dam.
eloe Of Kentucky appointed justice
of the Customs court.
Sept. 2A--Nicholas Roosevelt re-
signed az vice governor OF the PM.
ippinss and was appointed minister
sept 2s-New York Republicans
nominated c. H. Tuttls for COVER
nor on a wet platform.
Sept. $0-Democrats Of New York
renominated Gov. FRANKLIN D. Roose-
Dwight w. Morrow resigned as
ambassador to Mexico.
dressed the American Bankers az
sociation in Cleveland. Ohio.
Oct. 81. Reuben. Clark. Jr.. OF
Sal. Salt L Lake sts1;C city appointed amoassa-
Oct. 6-President Hoover ad--
dressed the American. Legion and
the American Federation OF LABOR
sixth international roads con-
Oct. 7-Anniversary Of battle. of
Kings mountain, South Carolina.
was celebrated with President HOO
yer as chief speaker
Oct. 9-American Legion elected
Ralph O'Neil of Kansas national
commander.
Oct 17-President Hoover ap-
pointed a cabinet committee to plan
unemployment relief.
Oct. 2O-U. S. Supreme court again
refused to pass on validity of Eight
Oct. 21-Col. Arthur Woods of
New York appointed director of fed
eral unemployment relief work.
Oct. 22-President Hoover placed
embargo on shipment Of war NUM-
tions to Brazilian rebels.
Oct. 26-Optimistlc report made
by national business survey.
Department of Justice cleared De-
partment of Interior of all charges
made by Kelly concerning shale
Oct. 27-Navy day celebrated in
Oct. 2S-Presldent Hoover de-
nounced publication Of Kelly charges
against Department ce Interior as
a campaign plot.
Nov. 4-Elections resulted gener-
ally in Democratic victories; Re-
publican majoritles in senate and
house nearly wiped out. Illinois.
Massachusetts and Rhode Island
voted against prohibition.
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family and employees.
Nobel prize for literature award
ed to Sinclair Lewis. American nov
elist.
Nov. e-Congressional medal OF
eobao gvebn by cfp Pppssdent deaTd oove 'k
Nov. 7-National DEMOCRATIC lead
ers promised their party would CO.
operate with President Hoover for
restoration Of prosperity.
Nov. 11--President Hoover in
Armistice day speech urged con-
tinuous work for world peace.
Nov. 12-Annual convention Of the
National Grange opened in Roches-
Nov. 15-Federal farm board en-
tered the wheat market again to
check unwarranted declines In
prices.
Nov. 18-Referendum vote of
American Bar association announced
as two to one in favor Of repeal of
Nov. 19-White House conference
on child health and protection was
opened by President Hoover.
Nov. 20-Gen. G. P. Summera1l re-
tired as chief of star Of army. be-
ing succeeded by Maj. Gen. Douglas
Macarthur.
Nov. 22--Final census figures an
nounced giving United States popu-
lation as 124.926.069.
Nov. 24-Supreme court held ten
big movie companies guilty OF vio-
latinE antitrust law.
Nov. 25-Twenty customs men ar
rested In Dstr0it for liquor graft
glnia appointed secretary Of labor.
Dec. 1-Short session of congress
opened.
Dec. 2-President Hoover's mes
sage submitted to congress.
Dec. 3-Budget of s4.O54.519,20O
for fiscal year 1892 submitted by
President Hoover. who said income
tax reduction should not be con-
tinued.
Central west forestry congress
opened in Indianapolis.
Dec. 9-House passed $4,000. .000
emergency construction bill: senate
passed bill appropriating $60.000.000
for seed and food for farmers.
"A
mitted World court protocols to
senate.
Dec 11-Senate passed emergency
construction bill.
Chicago and Alton railroad sold
to the Baltimore and Ohio.
Dec. 13-Cameron Morrison ap-
pointed senator from South Carolina
TO fill out term Of the late Senator
Overman.
Dec, 16-Federal Judge William
Clark of New Jersey held the adop-
ton of the eighteenth amendment
was invalid.
Dec. Reconsideration Of World
court protocols postponed one year
by senate committee.
900 drought relief bill.
Dec. 20-Congress completed the
relief legislation and recessed until