The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-01-01

fea:ed Senator Ransdell for Demo
cratic senatorial nomination.
sept. le-President Hoover ap
pointed John Lee Coulter E. d
brossard and Alfred P Dennis me m
pers or the tariff commission.
Phillip La Toilette defeated Gov
w. J. kohler for Republican guber.
natoIiai nomination in Wisconsin
W. NJ. Butler. Republican. aad NJ
A. Coolidge. Democrat. nominated
LOT senator In Massachusetts. T. +
iHasaro; Democrat. and d. o. Hast
senator from Delaware.
Sept l7-Secretary Wilbur in
susurated work on Boulder canyon
aam. naming il Hoover dam.
sept. 2S-Representative kinch-
eioe OF kentucky appointed justice
| OF the Customs court
Sept. 24-Nieholas Roosevelt re-
signed as vice governor of the Phil
ippines and was appointed minister
to Hungary
Sept. 26-New York Republicans
nominated c. IL. futile for gover-
nor on a wet platform.
Sept S0-Democrats of New York
Welt
Dwight W. Morrow resigned as
ambassador to Mexico.
Oct. president Hoover ad-
ISOLATION in Cleveland, Ohio
Oct. 81. Reuben Clark. Jr.. of
salt Lake city appointed ambassa-
dor to Mexico.
Oct. 6-President Hoover ad-
dressed the American Legion and
the american Federation of Labor
in Boston.
Sixth international roads con-
gress opened in Washington.
Oct. Anniversary of battle of
Kings mountain. South Carolina.
was celebrated with President Hoo
Yer as chief speaker.
OCT. s@Ameriean Legion elected
Ralph o'Neil of Kansas national
commander.
Oct. 17-President Hoover an
pointed cabinet committee to plan
unemployment relief.
Oct. 20-U. 8. Supreme court again
refused to pass on validity of Eight
zenith amendment.
: Oct. 2l-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-
tons to Brazilian rebels
Oct. 26-Optimistic report made
by national business survey.
department of Justice cleared De-
partment of Interior of all charges
made by Kelly concerning shale
oil lands.
Oct. 27-Navy day celebrated in
United States.
Oct. 2s-President Hoover de-
nounced publication of Kelly charges
against Department of Interior as
a campaign plot.
Nov. affections resulted gener-
ally in Democratic victories; Re-
publican majorities in senate and
house nearly wiped out. Illinois,
MASSAchuEAffR IcIa
voted against prohibition.
Nov; 6-Harry Payne Whitney's
will filed, leaving $500, 900, 600 to his
family and employees.
Nobel prize for literature award
ed to Sinclair Lewis. American now
Nov. e-Congressional medal of
honor given Capt. Edward v. Rick
enbacker by President Hoover.
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-
tlnuous work for world peace.
Nov 12-Annual convention of the
National Grange opened in Roches-
ter. N. Y.
Nov 15-Federal farm board en-
tered the wheat market again to |
check unWarranted declines In
prices.
Nov. 1s-Referendum vote of
american Bar association announced
as two to one in favor of repeal of
the Eighteenth amendment
Nov. 19-White House conference
on child health and protection was
opened by President Hoover.
Nov. 20-Gen. C. P. Summerall re-
tired as chief of staff of army. be-
ing succeeded by Maj. Gen. Douglas
Macarthur.
Nov. Primal 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-
lating antitrust law.
Nov. 25-Twenty customs men ar
rested in Detroit for liquor graft.
Nov. 2S-William N. Doak of Vir-
GINA appointed secretary of labor.
Dec. 1-Short session of congress
opened.
Dec. 2-President Hoovers mes
sage submitted to congress-
Dec. S-Budget of s4,054.5192O0
for fiscal year 1882 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, 900
emergency construction bill; senate
passed bill appropriating s6O,OOO,OOO
for seed and food for farmers.
Dec. 10-President Hoover trans
mitted World court protocols to
senate.
Dec. 11-Senate passed emergency
bill.
Chicago and Alton railroad sold
to the Baltimore and Ohio.
Dec. 1S-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. 17-Consderatio of World
court protocols postponed one year
by senate committee.
Dec. 19-Congress passed $4,000
200 drought relief bill.
Dec. 20-Congress completed the
relief legislation and recessed until
jan 5,