The Coolidge examiner., 1935-01-04

c5tioa textile workers called Ecs-
sfzi strike.
Nay gi-PFssiasat Roosevelt; rs-
viewed The Uaited States rest OF
House passed ssalals'ra'ioa's
Jaes l-c8azrsss completed en-
acf1neni cf stock exchange control
Jane Cotton textile strike
called N ~ com - cfasHe~
Naase passed communications con
June t-seasio gasssa the ,arlr
bill
Juae t-Hsary Y Fletcher q
sriv@uia elected chA1ru4zn q
Erpa blIcan national committee.
Jane s-Frchldtnt Roosevelt IN
special Message rrt foTih hst fuiuYe
plans saT bettersuent % living
June ii-Sllvsr bta passed - the
senate
Jaus is-souate confirmed Y @.
T'uEwoll as undersscretsTT of aEfi-
cG.tgre.
Juno lg-stsei workers decided 10
postpone strike indFfaltsig
Jguo lf--ouveFnaF IaaErT o.
Sufth Dakota aud faur others con-
yleted 81 fcfraudlaE Ualtsd States
Egvrrurecnt
Jgns is--ssvsasy third congress
adjourned.
Junc ze-prralaen. Roosevelt Eiv-
en- degree us auctur - }aw AZ yale
Cleaners Hrrnppsd thrIF NIA code
june 1t--FreH4drut Roosevelt or
dcred spordlrr uf 23a8eeo.eo9 iu
middle west aronth areas
Junr 1b-tnitsd states milk code
he}a .i5cEal by Federal Judge Barnes
Joae board of three named
~ Freridout to mediate steel In
dustry trppblrs
July I-Prsr.den, Roosevelt; sailed
on cruiser Boustou Ter vacation
cruise 90 Hawaii
July t-Ksv John = ofHATa
elected president ot NafTe Dame uni
Vcvsity.
July s-Elrhueth birthday of Re-
publican party celebrated AZ Jack
son. Mieh.
July a-senAfs'a Jau sentence Of
". g. Mccracken Tor contempt up
bct by y. G. court % appeals.
Jolly io--Mlsatnrippi voted 20 re-
main dry.
Iuly is-Unions in san Francisco
area voted for general strike
Juiy it--Gensrai strike in effect
in San Francisco.
James ). DooiiaE elected bead OF
Jaiy i1-Gor. william LANCER u
Sarth Dakota uunted by state su-
prrrue court decision.
July is-Gonsrai strike ~ San
Francinco called OF
tuiy sb--ScFfons strike riots in
Minneapolis and Seattle.
Hiue Eagle restored 20 Hartman
hosiery mile ln Tennessee.
July si-pTsaidsnt Roosevelt or
dersd the beginning % VAST refor.
cstation project ~ midwest plains
region
dcHperaao. shot 20 death By federal
agents in Chicago.
July 2t-Freniaent reached Ha-
wmllan waters
July gE-Paclac coast lonEnhors-
men voted 90 accept mediation.
July &C. Minneapolis put under
martial law ~ Governor Olson be-
cause % tcNmHisFs' strike,
July zg--LsonFnh bore meas strike on
Pacific coast ended iu compromise.
Aug. 9-prenideut Roosevelt land
"a az Portland. ore.
Aus s--SAfionaliEa;ion of silver
ordered BY the President
Aus. fe-SccFetarv Wallace an
nounced virtual abandonment of
crop reduction program fer is1S.
Strike % is.9oa employees of
Aluminium Company % America
Aus. iE-EuEsne r. Black re-
signed az governor % federal re-
serve board.
AuE. ie-Unitsa Textile workers
voted for general strlke Ia cotton
textile Industry.
Aus. iT-wool. sgik and rayon un-
ions voted 10 join In textile strlke.
Aug ia--I.oulslAnA legislature
passed laws making Senator Long
snd Governor Allen dlotaiors Of the
state.
Aug. si-Twelve bandits took
ttsT. eco from krmored money truck
In Brooklyn. n. Y.
Truck drivers strike In Mime
ApoliH ended in compromise.
Aug 2t-Reciprocal trade treaty
with Cuba proclaimed By President
Roosevelt
sept. i-D!reetor of the Budget
Lewis Douglas resigned
sept 1-Retaii coal code author
ny resigned In protest against MIA
methods
Sept. t-s;riks of textile workers
began. declared 30 per cent effec-
sept e--Aluminum workers strike
ended by compromise.
Sept. io-MRine reelected Cover
nor BrRnn. Democratic. and Senator
Hale. Republican. and voted repeal
OF state prohibition law.
Sept ii-Seuator Huey Longs
Sept. iB--Governmeni renewed It's
tar evasion charges against Andrew
Mellon.
Sept. .e-Soiution OF LlndberEh
baby Kidnapping begun with arrest In
New York % Bruno r Haupfmhnn
with part OF the ransom money.
Presidents special board offered
plan for ending % textile strike.
Sept .2-TextIie union officials or
dernA end Of the NEr4kN
Sept 3t-Paekers raised pay OF
iee.oe employees : per cent
Sept 2s-Gen. Hugh s. johnson
resigned as NRA administrator. ef-
fectiva October Is.
Sept 27-president announced ap-
SRA- Wv
Sept. s6-Presldent Roosevelt, de-
eiared IN radio address that be would
seek n labor-indusirial truce 10 end
strikes.
Oct Trial OF Samuel insult and
former associates begun in Chicago.
Oct s-American Federation OF
Labor convention in San Francisco
voted for day. 80 hour work week.
week for cotton garment Industry.
Oct 32-American Legion conven-
tion opened In Miami. Fla
Pretty Boy" Floyd, notorious
oklahoma outlaw. killed by federal
officers near East Liverpool. Ohio.
Oct. 9S-AmericAn Legion de-
manded Immediate bonus payment
and elected Frank Belgrano. Jr.. OF
San Francisco. national commander
Rayon and silk dyers went on
strike.
Oct si-chicago's Worlds Fair
closed.
Nov. 6-Elections resulted gener-
ally IN decided Democratic victories
with senate gain OF 10 seats and
loss OF 10 seats in house.
Nov. s-Marriner s. Eccles OF
Utah made governor OF federal re-
serve board.
Nov. l0-President Roosevelt ap-