Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1933-01-05


ditions which he rejected.
= Nov. 26-Donal Buckley made gov
ernor general of Irish Free State
Dec. 2--Gen. Kurt Won Schleicher APP
pointed chancellor of Germany to form
new government.
Dec. 14-Premier Herriot OF France
resigned when parliament voted not 10
pay war debt lnstallment due United
States.
Dec fb-Edmund schultess elected
president of Switzerland.
Dec. l6-Huge plot against Argen-
tina government foiled and prominent
men arrested.
Dec. is-Joseph Paul Boncour formed
Dec. 2t-ArtuFo Aiessandrt inaugu-
rated president of Chile
DOMESTIC
Jan. 4-Congress reassembled and re-
ceived message from President Hoover
asking quick action on relief meas
ures.
Jan. s--Ambassador Dawes an
nouneed his coming retirement from
diplomacy.
governor general of-tho Philippines
and Theodore Roosevelt WAS named to
succeed him.
Democrats selected Chicago for their
national convention.
Jan. If-Senate passed Rec~natruc-
tion Finance corporation bill.
Jan. t2-Associate Justice O. w
Holmes of United States Supreme
court resigned.
Mrs. Hattie Caraway elected u. 8.
senator from Arkansas-
Jan. l6-House passed Reoonstruc-
tion Finance corporation bill,
Jan. is-Joseph c. Grow selected H
ambassador to japan.
As president of Reconstruction Finance
corporations: Secretary 6timson rc-
placed him rs chairman of disArma
ment conference delegation.
Jan. 7I--Wcts lost. Is t. SIS. In test
vote In senate.
Jan. 2s--Franklin q. Roosevelt
formally declared himself candidate
for tho Democratic Presidential noni-
Jan. s7--Department Of Agriculture
increases prohibited.
Jan. 2s--senate confirmed Dawes
Jones and Couch ~ directors Of Re-
construction Finance corporation.
Jan sl-aAilway presidents and un.
ions signed agreement for 10 pAr cent
wage reduction for ono year
Feb. 3--President Hoover announced
that Secretary OF the Treasury Andrew
". Mellon would retire from this cab.
met and become AMBASSADOR t. Great
Britain.
secretary II the treasury.
ing Of nonsy opened IN Washington
Alfred e. Smith declared his will
IHgness -. @agafn@the Democratic
Presidential candidate.
f. Winnie Ruth Judd. ArixsnA trunk
murderer. convicted and ssateaes4 t.
death
Fob. 16-Judss Bsajamin y. Car
ate tneiiee II ths 0. 4 sa1rsme court
H~use passed Glass -atsaget federal
reserve credit bill.
Feb. ts-SsnAte passed reserve cred
Feb. zs-Presidsnt Hssver opened
tho Washington bicentsAaial with Al.
dress before JOINT session Of osnEresa
Fab. 77--Houss passe4 tiai.eee.ese
feneral aid highway bill.
Conviction OF AL Capens upheld ~
federal court Of appeals
March l--senata passe4 ths Nsrris
anti-intunction bill.
Col. Charles A. LiHds~rEh's baby
t March 4. House voted mtilten
| bushels Of farm board wheat for 5eb
leee and for drought stricken farmers
! March 6-Hnuse passed treasury and
/ 31ohs, 71S.1t3.
March s.-Rncseveit wen New Hamp
/ shire primaries from Smith
/ Anfi-injnnctinn bin passed BY the
| house.
/. March l4-"Home rula" anti-prohibi.
| rion motion defeated In house. iS7 to
/ 227
/ BENJAMIN Cardozo sworn In as mem
| Der OF United States Supreme court
/ March is-Senate subcommittee re
ported faverably tho Bingham beer
BILL
March z2-Housc amended revenue
bill to boost estate taxes sf the
wealthy.
Senate ordered department appropri
ations cut 10 per cent.
March 24-House defeated sales tax
March 26--House voted tax on beer
materials, imported coal and oil.
April House passed billion dollar
tax bill with sales tax eliminated but
with surfaces revised.
April 4--Dr. C. c. King of University
OF Pittsburgh isolated yitamin Z.
4 April t-Houss voted independence
for Philippines.
April o-Lindbergh paid ransom. but
kldnapers failed to return his baby.
April 2i--Gnv. Rolph sf Californis
denied pardon for Thomas j. Mooney
convicted for Preparedness day bomb
ing In 1915 In San Francisco.
April 29--Lieut T, II Massie. Mrs
Forteacue and Seamen Lord and Jone'
| found guilty OF manelauKhter In kama
hawai- murder case In Honolulu.
May 2--Supreme court refused to re
view Al Capone's case. refused to con
sent to modification Of the packers
the Texas law by which negroes wer,
barred from Democratic primaries. ant
upheld President Hoover.s refusal t,
resubmit power board nomination I,
senate after II had been confirmed.
May AL Capone taken from Chi
oago to Atlantis penitentiary
House passed economy bill afte
wrecking 1t.
Honolulu sentenced to ten years Ii
prison and Immediately set free b.
Governor Judd.
May 5--House passed bill for oper
alton of Muscle Shoals.
May 6---Senate passed Hale bill TO
treaty strength navy
May I1--Presdent Hoover vetoe
the Democratic tariff bill.
MAY 12--Col. Lindbergh's kidnape
baby found murdered near the Lind
bergh estate In New Jersey.
President Hoover proposed III bill
lion for johess relief.
May 18--Senate voted against 81
per cent beer.
May 1s--House passed War depart
ment supply bill carrying s3s2.5s7 oot
Eastern bankers and industriaiist
mobllized for trade revival.
Nav 23-Bill legalzing and taxin
beer defeated by the house.
May 95--SenRte again rejected IL
, galized and taxed beer.
MAY 3i--Senate passed billion do
, lar revenue bill, rejecting sales ia
! feature. after President Hoover In pei
son appealed for quick action.
Senator Cameron Morrison In Mort
: Carolina Democratic primary.
June 6--president Hoover signed til
new revenue bill.
Charles q. Dawes resigned as pres
dant NJ Reconstruction Finance ce1