The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1934-01-26

|s ss a's 1893
Compiled BY
E. w. PICkARD
DOMESTIC

ssaes tro0ps were sent after two per-
J.n. EHisht hundred enrased low.
farmers hsised farm mortgage sale;
Coolidge old HeSF% n N%or ris:aSsns I Mas...
snd PFs.,dent Hoover ordered 80 days
OF PUBLIC mourning.
Jan: ls-President Hoover vetoed
the Philippine independencs bill. and
Independence bill over Presidents
Jan. .o-President, Hoove and Pres
ident-Efect Roosevelt agreed to open
yar debt Negotiations with Great
Jan. Ex-senator H. B. Halves of Mis-
soyr! TssisSsd,
tn: az. co ssMaas T"s snaiSs ais%s snet e
: :sss,Ssi when q e %issessi, s T:' .s S%G a ;
to Dr. spp Hsrsx rSstssS It; Cha. resigned
a. president OF university Of Illinois
to become chancellor Of New York uni
Jan: s..seere,ary stimson invited
~snce on war debts after March !.
Congress voted ss0.eoo.o8o for farm
Jan: fs.senat. passed the Glass
able as6fors to avoid bankruptcy. and
the: Glass snansine hill.
Feb-t-Houso refused to cut pay OF
Feb. -I-seaate ousted Sergeant at
Arms David s. Barry for traducins it
In magazine article.
governors In Washington March s..
Feb. 1&-Gevernor Comstock of Mich
igan proclaimed an eight day bank
Feb. iS.An anarchist, Giuseppe Fan
CARA, Aired Ave shots at Franklin D:
Roosevelt in Miami; missing him but
fStaliy woundins Mayor cermak OF
Feb. ls-senate adopted resolution
for repeal Of Eighteenth amendment.
repeal passed BY the house.
Feb: s1-Appointment announced, Of
nat ia cG Vy Hull as %os ssGretary Of
York as secretary Of the treasury in
Feb. ssmGoGsrsss passed 1908 5000
J. G. Stone resigned as chairman of
Ess; st@Hosss Of r%sPrssen!asivss
demeanors in office"
secretary Of agriculture and James A.
Farley postmaster general.
Feb: f7.Haroid as secretary
by Roosevelt.
aid asser ;se fif n.n',s jury asa in oth cn,ei fss u ...
ing the mails to defraud.
March Harry Byrd appointed sen
ator from Virginia to succeed Swan
Treasury -postofice bill. conferring
reorganization powers on President.
March 7-Representative Henry T..
Rainey Of Illinois chosen next speaker
by Democrats.
Henry Mergenthau. Jr.. named new
chairman nj farm hO1 r6
March 3-Bank holidays proclaimed
in New York n Illinois.
re nemsf in n R Rom@,nss c aaTea attorney
March LFranklin D.. Roosevelt in
augurated President of United States.
Seventy-second congress came to a
March s-President Roosevelt de-
clared a four-day bank holiday and
March 7-Theodore Roosevelt re-
signed as eoverno general of the Phil
Lewis Douglas appointed director of
March s-President Roosevelt OK
tended bank holida indefinitely.
Congress- gave President full control
of banking system.
Congress met in special session:
Rainey, elected speaker Of house,
for bower to cut Seterans' cost. ana
Eoxernment salaries $500. 100000
March blanks reopened.
Robert w. Bingham appointed am
bassador to England: Jesse 1. Straus,
Daniels. ambassador to Mexico.
March passed 80 per cent
beer bill.
March l9-zanGara, slayer Of Mayor
Csrmak of Chicago. electrocuted at
March ss-House passed Roosevelt.
March 27-President scrapped farm
board and combined several agricul-
tural bureaus.
March 2S-President issued order
cutting pay of 800. 900 federal employ
ees Is per cent.
April president signed regulations
reducing veterans aid 100000 900. ef-
April s-Claude G. Bowers named
ambassador to Spain.
Michigan first state to vote repeal
of dry amendment.
April 4-Wisconsin voted epeal.
April 6-President ordered return of
gold ards over 500 by May J..
April 6-President invited nine ma
lions to economic conference In Wash
fngton.
April s-Aayor Frank Murphy of De-
troit named sovernor-general Of Phil
April l2-Ruth Bryan Owen named
minister to Denmark.
April l7-Senate rejected Is to 1 sill
V0r FoINOnetlZdtiON amendment to farm
bill.
House adopted resolution giving
President power to declare an arms
embargo.
April l9-United States went off
gold standard: embargo on gold ex-
portations declared: bill for controlled
Imitation" drafted for administration.
April z0-Breckinridge Long nomi-
mated for ambassador to Italy.
April 2i-House passed bill providing
half q billion dollars for outright re-
lief gifts to the states.
Sumner "elles nominated for am
rbassador to Cuba.
April 1s-House passed the Muscle
Shoals bill.
Wisconsin ratified prohibition repeal
amendment.
April :s-Mrs. Nellie Tayloe Ross an
pointed director Of the mint.
April I'll. A.. Steiuhardt was an
pointed minister to Sweden and Am.
bassador Hugh g.. Gibson transferred
from Belgium to Brazil.
April 28-Senate passed farm bill
with credit and currency expansion
House passed $780, 600. 900 home
mortgage r~eilnancing measure.
warren Deiano Robbins was appoint