The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1934-01-05

trial control introduced in congress
May z4-Senate refused to impeach
May 25-Senate passed Glass bank
ing PHI with deposit guarantee amend
May 2s-Public works-industry con-
troll bill passed by the house.
troll bill.
A Century of Progress exposition
opened in Chicago.
May 29-House passed bill abrogat-
ing gold clause in all obligations.
May Sl-Roosevelt farm credit sys-
tenn approved by the house.
June 2-Senate limited reductions In
veterans. bonus payment to 25 per cent.
Prof Harold w. Dodds elected pres
June S-Senate passed the gold
clause abrogation bill
June 4-Reconstruction Finance cor
to China to buy American wheat and
| cotton.
June 5-Illinois voted for ratification
HOUSE passed r saMav eenero Bin
| ifcation.
June s.Robert P. skinner appointed
June 9-Senate passed public works.
industry control bill.
June 10-President sent to congress
ing about s25.000.0O0.
Prof. William E. Dodd of University
| OF Chicago made ambassador to Ger
many. John Cudahy of Milwaukee am
oassador to Poland; Lincoln MacVeagh
or Connecticut minister to Greece.
June 13-Massachusetts voted for re-
June 14-Senate passed independent
| offices bill with amendment concern
ident.
June l5-congress yielded to the
President on the veterans compensa-
ton issue, passed the independent Of
fees bill and adjourned.
June l6-President Roosevelt started
| land.
Joseph B. Eastman appointed federal
co,ordinator of transportation:
lean Association for the Advancement
or Science opened in Chicago.
| June 2o-Iowa, New Hampshire and
| Connecticut voted for ratification of
June 21-Railroads and rail labor
| agreed to continue 10 per cent wage
cut to June, 1894.
ginia voted for ratification of repeal
| amendment.
July president Roosevelt returned
| to White House.
| July Secretary Ickes made gen.
eral director of public work admins
| tration.
July s-President Roosevelt signed
| cotton textile industry code.
| July 1S-Alabama and Arkansas
voted for repeal of prohibition.
| July 2O-President Roosevelt issued
ing wages and shortening hours.
Tennessee voted for ratification Of
Gen. Italo Balbo of Italy and officers
! of his air armada received by Presi-
| dent Roosevelt.
July 21-oregon voted for prohibi-
| ton repeal.
| Aug. President Roosevelt named
4 Pow m Loo fadn
| on kidnapping and racketeering.
Boards to enforce trade codes named
for all states.
Aug. 4-Pennsylvania coal strike
| truce arranged by Gen. 81. S. Johnson.
| Aug. 8-Arizona voted for prohibi-
| tion repeal.
| workers of New York area struck for
| elimination of sweatshop conditions.
Aug. 19-Missouri voted for prohi-
bition repeal.
| President Roosevelt signed oil, steel
and lumber codes.
Aug. 26-President Roosevelt APP
| proved automobile code;
| Texas voted for prohibition repeal.
Aug. 27-Assistant Secretary Of
State Moley resigned to conduct new
Aug. 2s-secretary Wallace set
wheat acreage reduction for 1894 at
| Is per cent.
Aug. 2s-washington state voted for
| repeal.
| sept. 1-SSCTStdTy swanson signed
contracts for 81 warships.
Sept 5-Vermont voted for prohibi-
Sept. president Roosevelt appoint
| ed H. III. Sewer ambassador to Chile.
Sept 11-Maine voted for prohibi-
| ton repeal
Sept l2-Maryland, Minnesota and
Colorado. voted for prohibition repeal.
Sept 19-New1 Mexico and Idaho
voted for prohibition repeal.
Sept. ar. C. Martin of Los An
G. A. r.
Sept. 3o-Eleven kidnapers convicted
in Oklahoma and Illinois.
Oct president addressed Amer
lean Legion at opening Of it's conven-
tion in Chicago.
Oct. 3-virginia voted in favor of
Oct Mrs. Isabelle Greenway
elected to congress in Arizona.
Oct Edward A. Hayes of Deca-
tur, Ill.,. elected national commander
Oct. president Roosevelt spoke at
dedication of Gompers memorial in
Oct. io~Florida voted for prohibit
Oct. Ex-senator ]. J. Davis of Penn
| sylvania acquitted of Moose lottery
william Green reelected president of
Oct ia. F. Of L. voted boycott
of Germany.
Oct. 15.President Roosevelt an
nounced program for liquidation of
/ closed banks.
| prison and fines for violators of NRA
agreement.
oct 1s-National. Farm Holiday as
| ISOLATION called farm strike.
Oct. 23-Code for retailers signed
| by the President.
Oct 25-Government began buying
| gold above market price. carrying out
| Presidents new monetary program.
Oct. 29-President Roosevelt decided
| TO buy gold in the world market.
Nov. 4-Government announced plan
to buy s5o,0oo,0O0 worth of pork prod
ucts for relief.
Nov. 7-Ohio, Pennsylvania, Ken
lucky and Utah approved of prohibi-
tion repeal, and the Eighteenth amend
ton. North and South Carolina voted
against repeal.
Fiorello H. La Guardia. fusion candi-
date, was elected mayor Of New York.
defeating Mckee, recovery nominee.
and O'Brien, Democrat.
Maxim Litvinov, Soviet envoy, re-
ceived by President Roosevelt.
Nov. 9-Franchise granted to wom-
en- of the Philippines.
Nov. 12-Chicago Worlds fair closed
Nov. 15-Secretary OF the Treasury
Woodip took indefinite leave of alb
sence; Undersecretary Dean Acheson
resigned and was succeeded by Henry
Morgenthau. Jr.
Nov. 1s-Francis B. sayre appointed
first assistant secretary of state
Nov. 26-Mob at San Jose, Calf,
hanged two confessed kidnapers and
murderers.
Dec. 2-International Live Stock ex-
position opened in Chicago.
Dec. 5-Repeal of Eighteenth amend
ment proclaimed by the President and
national prohibition came to an end.
Dec. S-Mary Pickford filed divorce
suit against Douglas Fairbanks.
Dec. 11-George Peek resigned as
head of AAA and was made chief of
new organization to expand foreign
commerce.
Dec. 14-President Roosevelt opened
campaign against big income tax