The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1933-01-05

June follower and Curtis re-nom-
mated by Republican convention; EV-
tional committee.
June 17-Senate rejected the bonus
bill.
June 20-House passed 100 million
dollar economy bill, including furlough
plan for federal employees.
June Ex-Governor Roosevelt called
on Mayor Walker of New York city
June 2S-Senate passed Wagner two
billion dollar relief bill.
June 24-Senate voted farm board
wheat and cEtt0n to Red cFSSs
vention opened in Chicago.
June 2S-Federal economy Dill
passed by the senate.
adopted plank advocating repeal OF
Eighteenth amendment and, pending
repeal, Equalization Of beer and wine.
July democrats nominated FRANK
July democrats nominated John
N. Garner for Vice President. Roose-
welt flew to Chicago and was formally
notified of nomination.
July Emergency relief bill passed
by house.
Prohibition party nominated W. D.
Upshaw for President and F. S. Regain
July 9--senate passed Garner-Wag-
ner relief bill.
July l1LPresident Hoover vetoed
July 12-senate passed new relief
July 1s-Relief bill passed by the
July 15-President Hoover cut SAL
| aries of himself and his cabinet.
July 16-Congress passed home loan
bank bill with imitation amendment
and adjourned.
July 21-President Hoover signed
emergency relief measure.
Interstate commerce commission APP
proved merger of all eastern railroads.
except those of New England. into
four systems.
July 22-President signed home loan
July 2S-Federal grain commission
ordered Chicago Board of Trade closed
as contract market for so days for
violating grain futures act.
President Hoover called conference
on shorter work day week.
July 26-President Hoover appointed
Atlee Pomerene of Ohio member Of
Reconstruction Finance corporation
0o jury a aso ns mus army" in washing
ton routed by regulars and its camps
burned after fight with police in which
one veteran was killed and scores OF
Charles A. Walker Of Utica, n. T.,
appointed TO R. F. C. board by Presi-
dent Hoover and made president Of the
Governor Roosevelt received reply
| of Mayor Walker Of New York to the
| Seabury charges, denying all OF them.
Aug. 2-Bonus army, gathered at
W. W Wste pa ts O'
Aug. 3-Secretary of Commerce Rob
| ert P. Lamont resigned and Roy d.
Chaplin of Detroit was appointed to
Aug. 81. S. Attorney G. f. @.
Johnson of Chicago made federal dis
| trict judge.
Aug. 10-Army exchanges ordered
Aug. 11-President Hoover delivered
| his speech of acceptance and declared
himself for change from national pro-
| hibition to state liquor control with
| federal safeguards.
Aug. 15-Farmers OF Iowa and 9TH
for higher prices for produce. ~,
and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh.
Aug. 1S-Vice President Curtis for
mally notified of his denomination.
Senator ]. J. Davis of Pennsylvania
with fraternity lotteries.
Aug. 24-John Balm. whose twelve
| Chicago banks failed. found guilty OF
| conspiracy to defraud depositors.
Aug. Robustness leaders. summoned
| by President Hoover. adopted plan
for economic recovery.
Aug. 31-John w. Poole resigned as
comptroller of the currency.
Sept. Mayor James J. Walker OF
| New York resigned.
Hanford McNider resigned as min
Sept. 5-Farm board announced it
would hold weat and cotton off mar
Sept. s-Railway executives voted
for 20 per cent cut in wages. effec-
! Sept. 1I-Central states governors
| recommended federal financial aid for
-ont 70 napocrats unn poyarn0r-
ship and two congress seats in Maine
| election.
American Legion convention opened
| in Portland, ore.
Sept. l5-American Legion voted for
immediate cash payment of bonus and
for repeal OF Eighteenth amendment.
and elected Louis A. Johnson of West
| Virginia national commander.
ment opened in Springfield, III.
Sept 2O-Wiseonsin Republicans
nominated W. J; Kohler for E,, governor;
| j. b. Chapple for senator. defeating
Sept. 22--Capt. w. P. Wright of
Chicago elected national commander
Sept. 27-Representa,ive C. r. Crisp
Of Georgia appointed to tariff COM
Oct. 3-Four lake states asked su-
| preme court to appoint commissioner
| to run the Chicago sanitary district.
! Case of Senator Davis of Pennsyl-
| vania on lottery charges ended in mis-
Oct. 4-samuel and Martin insult.
former public utility magnates, indict-
ed in Chicago.
Oct. 1O-Samuel Insult arrested in
Oct. 1s-Brig. Gen. Harry Burgess
resigned as governor Of the Panama
| Canal Zone and Lieut.. Col Julian
Schley was appointed to succeed him.
| Nov. IF. Lammot Belin appointed
! ambassador. to Poland.
Nov. 5-Director of the Budget Roop
| began cutting down the national bud
| get $l50000,GOQ.
American Red Cross reported three
| and a half millions spent for relief
! in past year.
Nov. 7-Supreme court ordered new
| trial for seven negroes in information
| ally agitated Scottsboro (Ala.) case.
| Nov. S-Franklin D. Roosevelt and
| John N. Garner elected President and
Vice President, Democrats sweeping
| the country.
Nov. I3E-President Hoover invited
President-elect Roosevelt to confer
ence on foreign war debts when debtor
nations asked postponement of pay
| ments and revision.
Nov. 1S-Helen Hayes and Frederic
March voted best film actors of the
year.
signed as president OF Harvard uni
Nov. 22-President Hoover and Pres
| ident-Elect Roosevelt conferred on the
war debt situation.
E. S. Grammer, Seattle. appointed
| u. s. senator to succeed the late Wes-
ley l.. Jones Of Washington.
Nov. 23-Congress leaders in confer
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