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

senate Collllt illtu OaSu j. Nnneff
I as associate justice of suprem
} court
May lI-Hanford MacNider AZ
pointed minister 10 Canada.
May 26-Supreme court rule,
buyers OF liquor are guilty of n.
, May 30-President Hoover deliv
cred Memorial day address at Get
tysburg National cemetery.
J June 2-Congress passed Spanish
American war pension bill ovei
Presidents veto.
June s-Iowa Republicans nomi.
J mated Congressman L. ]. Dickinson
for United States senator. Demo.
Gratis renominated Senator Steek.
June s-President Hoover refused
TO transmit naval treaty documents
to senate committee.
June Louis Bamberger of New
York and his sister. Mrs. Felix
Fluid. gave $4,000. 900 for univer-
sity of advanced study.
South Carolina Democrats nomf-
mated ]. w. Bailey for senator. de-
feating Senator Simmons
June S-Dr. ]. A. Pfeiffer of Bal
ttmore announced discovery of mi
erococeus eoryza. cause of common
colds.
June s-President Hoover signed
bill increasing Civil war pensions
by s12.000.100.
Chicago Board OF Trade dedicated
its new S22.000.000 home.
Prof. Frank p. Graham elected
president of University of North
Carolina.
June ls-President Hoover nomi-
mated w. Cameron Forbes as am
bassador TO Japan and reappointed
Legge and league to federal farm
| board.
June 13-Senate passed the tarir
bill.
Ttsp IL
bill.
June 17-President Hoover signed
the tarih bill, and il became effee-
tive at midnight.
Ambassador Dwight w Morrow
nominated for senator from New
! Jersey by Republicans. and A. c.
| Simpson by Democrats.
June 19-Rear Admiral Byrd ar
rived in New York from the Ant
arctic
June 2O-senate confirmed Ham
ford MaeNider as minister to Can
ada.
Rivers and Harbors bill passed by
the senate.
June 22-President Hoover gave
notice he would veto the World war
veterans bill as unsound and too
costly.
Son was born to Colonel and Mrs.
Lindbergh.
June 23-Senate passed the World
war veterans bill by vote of 68 to
Amos W. W. woodcock appointed
ment of Justice.
Senate foreign relations commit
tee reported the London naval
treaty favorably.
Rotary International opened its
silver jubilee in Chicago.
June "a - Prohibition agents
TaIiR6 the Shfnruh1a No
hotel and Central Park casino in
New York.
June 26-President Hoover vetoed
the World war veterans bill: the
house sustained the veto and passed
4 substitute measure.
June 27-Almon A. Roth, CaIifor-
MIA, elected president of Rotary In
ternationaI
July 1-Senate passed World war
veterans bill with amendments.
Gen. Edgar Jadwin selected as
head OF federal power commission.
der patrol.
July 3-Senate accepted World
war pension bill of the house, and
special session of congress was ad-
July 4-President Hoover called
special session of senate to act on
London naval treaty.
july 7-Senate met in special ses-
sion and received message from
President urging ratification of the
naval treaty
July Seen. Frank T. Hines
made chief of newly combined vet
erans' relief agencies.
July 11-President Hoover refused |
TO give senate secret documents on |
naval treaty.
July 1S-President Hoover ordered |
reduction of governmental expendi-
lures below appropriations
July 19-Dry agents seized wire
less stations of rum runners in |
New York area.
July 21-Senate ratified the Lon
don naval treaty. IS to 3. and ad-
journed.
Appointment of w. M. Jardine as
minister to Egypt confirmed by SEN
ate.
July 22-Detroit voted to recall
Mayor Bowles.
Iowa Democrats adopted moder-
ately wet platform.
July 26-Mrs. Ferguson and R. S.
Sterling leaders in Democratic GU /
bernatorial primary in Texas; Sem.
ator Sheppard renominated.
July 29-President Hoover ap-
pointed commission to study unem-
ployment.
nounced nation wide Investigation
for more and better homes.
L. f. Woodlock resigned from in
terstate commerce commission and
Charles Mahaffie was named to sue
coed him.
Providence, R. l., won the 1880 Edi-
son scholarship.
Aug. 5-Maj. Cen Douglas Mac
Arthur named chief of staff to sue
coed Summerall in November Brig.
Gen. Ben Fl, Fuller made comman-
dant of marine corps
Gov. c. NJ Reed of Kansas beaten
for denomination by Frank Haucke.
Dorothy Golf of New Orleans Sc
lected as Miss Universe" at Calves
ton beauty pageant.
Aug. &c. NJ Huston resigned as
Republican national chairman and
was succeeded by Senator Fess.
Aug. 9-Interstate commerce com
mission authorized lowered freight
rates in drought afflicted areas.
Aug. 10-Convicts in Sing Sing
prison rescued a police chief and
three other people from drowning.
Aug, II = Government reports
bushels by drought
Coal fields in Kentucky bombed
from an alrplane following labor
troubles.
!, Aug. 12-President Hoover aban-
cause of drought situation.
Senator G. w. Norris of Nebraska
renominated by Republicans.
Aug. 14-President Hoover and !
governors of drought afflicted states
arrange program for relief.
Aug. 16-Federal aid road funds
released as aid in drought areas,
Aug. 1e-President Hoover ap-
pointed federal drought relief com
mittes headed by Secretary of Ag-
riculture Hyde.