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

late sale Of securities.
Rs Sssse rn 81: 1on E;na maze co cna1sman OF
May s-Rhode Island ratified pro-
hibition repeal amendment.
James B; Conant elected president
Of Harvard university.
Senate passed bill for federal reSu-
lation Of securities.
May 9-House defeated price uxtng
amendment to farm bill.
May 10-Farm determination meas
ure finally enacted by congress.
senate confirmed appointment o.
May ls-Gaston B. Means and Nor
man Whitaker convicted OF conspiracy
Lindbersh k%idnapins case.
May observation-disclosures $3:S00.ooo.-
200 bill for public works and indus
trial contrei introduced In congress;
Judge Harold Louderback Of California.
May 25-Senate passed Glass bank
ing Dill with deposit guarantee amend
May ss-Public works-lndustry con-
tr;, bill. passed by the house;
A Century Of Progress opposition
May 2s-Houss passed bill abrogat-
May '' slG c-fass w th farm S1a's credit .y.-
tenn approved by the house:
june e-Senats limited reductions in
veterans erot bonus Raymsns to 70 per .
ident OF Princeton university.
June S-Senate passed The gold
clause a~brogation bill.
June <-ReconStructton Finance cor
poration granted loan OF 35o.000.00o
to China to buy American wheat and
June 5-Illinots voted for ratification
Of prohibition repeal amendment.
House passed railway control bill.
June S-ludiana voted for repeal rat
iication.
June S-Robert p. Skinner appointed
ambassador to Turkey:
Industry control bill.
june l0-President sent to congress
government reorganization orders saw
ing about 325. 200. 1000.
Prof. William E. Dodd Of University
OF Chicago made ambassador to Ger
bassador to Poland: Lincoln MacVeagh
Of Connecticut minister to Greece.
June 1$-Massachusetts voted for re-
June l4-Senate passed Independent
offices bill with amendment concern
ing veterans costs opposed By Pres
June 15-congress yielded to the
President on the veterans compensa-
ton issue. passed the independent Of
hces bill and adjourned.
June l6-President Roosevelt started
land.
Joseph B. Eastman appointed federal
co i1ns Of transportasion; ~
lean Association for the Advancement
June :O-Iowa. New Hampshire and
Connecticut voted for ratification of
repeal amendment.
June el-Railroads and rail labor
agreed to continue 10 per cent wage
cut to June, 1884.
June s7-California and West vir-
ginia voted for ratification OF repeal
amendment.
July president Roosevelt returned
July Secretary Ickes made gen.
eral director Of public work adminis-
July s-Presiden, Roosevelt signed
cotton textile industry code
July l8-Alabama and Arkansas
voted for repeal Of prohibition.
July so-President Roosevelt issued
a master code" for all business. rails
ing wages and shortening hours.
Tennessee voted for ratification of
repeal.
Of his air armada received by Presi-
dent Roosevelt.
July 21-oregon voted for prohibit
ton repeal.
Aug. President Roosevelt named
Raymond Moley to lead federal war
on kidnapping and racketeerins.
Boards to enforce trade codes named
for all states.
Aug. 4-Pennsylvania coal strike
truce arranged by Gen. H.. S. Johnson.
Aug. s-,Arizona voted for prohibit
Aug. 16-Sixty thousand carmen
workers Of New York area struck for
elimination Of sweatshop conditions.
Aug. l9-Missouri voted for prohi-
President Roosevelt signed oil. steel
and lumber codes.
Aug: 2S-President Roosevelt ap-
proved automobile code.
Texas voted for nrobihifion ranaol
Aug. e1-Assistant Secretary of
State Moley resigned to conduct new
Aug. 2s-Secretary Wallace set
wheat acreage reduction for 1884 at
Is A per s ssn! stat. voted for
Sept. 1-Secretary Swanson signed
contracts for 81 warships.
Sept. 5-Vermont voted for prohibit
Sept. 6-President Roosevelt appoint
ed H. II. Sewer ambassador to Chile.
Sept. l1-Maine voted for prohibit
ton repeal.
Sept. ls-Maryland, Minnesota and
Sept. 15-Code for soft coal indus
Sept. ls-New Mexico and Idaho
'o sept. 'G s,P pFo'' e %art in'e a 10, An
seles elected commander in chief of
Sept. 3O-EleVen k~idnaperS convicted
in Oklahoma and Illinois.
Oct. 2-President addressed Amer
lean Legion at opening of its conven-
ton in Chicago.
Oct. 3-Virginia voted In favor Of
prohibition repeal.
Oct. Mrs. Isabelle Greenway
elected to congress in Arizona.
Oct. 5-Edward A. Hayes of Dera-
tur, ILL.,. elected national commander
of American Legion.
Oct. 7-President Roosevelt spoke at
dedication Of Gompers mort in
Washington.
Oct. lO-Florida voted for prohibi.
tion repeal.
Oct. Ex-senator J. J. Davis Of Penn
sylvania acquitted of Moose lottery
charge.
William Green reelected president of
A. F. Of l..
Oct. l3-A. F.. of L. voted a boycott
OF Germany.
Oct. l5-President Roosevelt an
nounced program for liquidation of
closed banks.
Oct. l7-Presidrnt Roosevelt ordered
prison. and fines for violators of r
agreement.
Oct. l9-National Farm Holiday as
ISOLATION called a farm strike.
Oct. for retailers signed
by the President.