The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1933-01-05
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FOREIGN
Jan. s-Mahatma Gandhi ordered civ
IL disobedience campaign in India re-
newed and was arrested.
Jan. l2-French cabinet resigned.
Jan. 14-Laval formed new French
cabinet with BRAND left out.
Jan. 2l-Japanese diet dissolved.
Rebellion broke out in Catalonia,
Jan. 2s-Communistic uprising in
Salvador.
Jan. 24-British convicts in Dart,
moor penitentiary, England, mutinied
and burned part of the prison;
Martial law declared in Salvador;
government troops defeated rebels
Jan. 2S-Chiang Kai-shek became
Jan. SO-Finland repealed it's pro-
Feb 11-Premier Mussolini paid his
first visit to Pope Plus II. .
Feb. 14-Ricardo Jiminez elected
president of Costa Rica;
Feb. 16-Pierre Lavars French gov
De Valera's Fianna Vail party won
Irish election.
Feb. 2O-Augustin B. Justo inaugu-
rated president of Argentina.
Tardieu formed government FOR
Feb. 21-soviet Russia banished
Trotzky and Sc others for all time.
Feb. 24-Spain's first divorce law
Feb. 25-British parliament passed
March 9-Eamon de Valera elected
president of Irish Free State:
Henry Pu-yi installed as head OF
new Mancharian state OF Man haad of
Swedish match trust, committed sui
eide in Paris.
March 13-President Won Hindenburg
lead in German election but failed to
beaten.
April Ten thousand inhabitants
of Villa Santa Stefano, Italy, fled for
their lives as village dropped into an
April 6-Mob forced resignation OK
Newfoundland government.
April 10-Von Hindenburg reelected
president OF Germany.
April i3-Germany ordered Hitler to
disband his 100000 shock troops:
April 19-British budget introduced.
continuing heavy taxation for another
April 24-Hitler's National Social:
lists won in elections in Prussia and
Austria.
nounced they had split the hydrogen
atom and obtained a helium atom.
May 6-Paul Doumer, president of
France, assassinated by Russian,
May S-Eusebio Ayala elected presi-
Ricardo Jiminez installed as presl-
dent of Costa Rica.
Communist revolt in Peruvian navy
Quelled.
French elections resulted In wiping
out Premier Tardieu's majority by rad
ical Socialists and Socialists.
May 10-Albert Lebrun elected presi-
May l5-Premier Inukai Of Japan
assassinated by young militarist ter
May ls-1rish Free State Dali Fire
ann passed bill abolishing oath OF al.
legiance to the king.
May 22-Admiral Saito made premier
Premier venizelos of Greece re-
May. 2s-Alexander Papanastasiou
May 3O-Heinrich Bruening, chancel.
lor Of Germany, and his cabinet re-
May s1-Franz Won Papen made
chancellor of Germany.
Premier Jorga of Rumania resigned.
June 4-Edouard Herriot became
premier of France and completed for
nation of a Socialist cabinet.
Chilean Socialists and military 1unta
overthrow government OF President
Montero; Carlos Davila made presi-
June 5-Dr. Harmodio Arias elected
president of Panama.
June 10-Three rich Cubans tried to
assassinate President Machado with
June 12-Davila resigned as head
of new Chilean government.
June 16-Radical Socialist govern
ment of Chile ousted by military junta.
June 24-Sam's army and navy re-
volted and forced King Prajadhipok
to accept constitutional government.
June 2S-Irish Free State senate
passed bill abolishing oath to the king.
July 4-British government imposed
retaliatory tariff on imports from Ire
land.
July i-Civilian communist rebels in
Peru captured Trujillo.
July 10-Brazilan rebels captured
Sac Paulo.
July 11-PeruVian revolt at Tru1lllo
July 13-Brazilian revolt spread to
two more states.
July 2O-German government decreed
dictatorship for Prussia and martial
law in Berlin.
Premier Mussolini revamped italian
cabinet ousting Foreign Minister Dino
Grandi and others.
conference opened in Ottawa. Canada.
July 31-Hitlers Nazis made big
gains in German elections but failed to
get control of reichstag.
Aug. 6-New Welland ship canal
formally opened by Canada.
Aug. 10-Spanish royalsts started
revolutionary movement but were sup
Aug. 13-President Won Hindenburg
refused to make Hitler chancellor of
Aug. i5-Eusehic AyaIa inaugurated
president of Paraguay.
Aug. l6-Ten Thousand Cuban physi-
clans struck against cheap service in
Aug 1S-Spain ordered exile of 80
mobiles for monarchist revolt.
Aug. 20-British imperial economic
conference closed with signing Of 10
! trade pacts with the dominions:
Ecuador congress disqualified Presi-
Elect Bonifaz.
Aug. 26--Military revolt in Ecuador
by supporters of Bonifaz.
Aug. 27-British cotton weavers
struck.
Aug: 2a-Ecuador revolt suppressed
Sept. president Rubo of Mexico
resigned.
Sept. 4-Gen: A; L. Rodriguez elected
president of Mexico.
Sept. Spanish cortes confiscated
estates of grandees to be distributed
among the people, and granted auton-
omy to Catalonia.
Sept. 12-German reichstag voted no
confidence in the government and was
Sept. 1S-Chilean revolt compelled
President pavila to resign.
Sept. 20-Mahatma Gandhi began
| last unto death" as protest against
Indian electoral system.
Sept. 21-Count KarolyI resigned as
premier of Hungary.
Sept. 26-Hindus anu dntouchables
devised electoral compromise which
was accepted by British government,
! and Gandhi ended his fast.
Sept. 27-Dr. Clemente Bello. presi-
dent Of the Cuban senate. assassi-
Oct. Judge Abraham oyanadel
/ became provisional president of Chile.