Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1936-12-31
NEUROLOGY

Jan. HAIRY b. Smith. American libret.
Jan Col James churchward. Ameri.
can author.
Jan. 5-Ramon Inclan. Spanish dramatist
and poet
Jay House. journalist.
Jan. 6-Charles Stoneham. owner of New
York Giants.
Jan. 12-John F. Hylan. ex-mayor of New
York.
Jan. 13-S L. Rothafel. Roxy" New
York motion picture producer.
Jan. 15-Cynthia Stockley. British novel.
JAN 16-Annie Russell. veteran Ameri-
Jan. ia. Barry Bacon president of the
Christian Science mother church in Boston.
Jan. 18-Rudyard Kipling. British poet
Jan. 20-King George v. of Great Britain.
Dana Clara Butt, British singer.
Jan. 25-George W.: Wickersham. former
attorney general Of United States.
Jan. 27-Scott Bone. former governor of
Alaska.
Jan. 2s-Oscar K Allen. governor Of
Feb. Sir Owen Seaman. former editor
Feb. 3-Charles B. Warren of Detroit
international lawyer and former diplomat
Feb. 6-Wilhelm Solf. German diplomat.
Feb. 10. P. Heggie. stage and screen
Feb. s-charles Curtis. former senator
Feb. sEHenry Justin Smith of Chicago.
journalist and author.
Feb. 1o-Prof. Caroline E. Furness. Vas
sar astronomer.
David S. Barry. writer and former ser.
geant-at-arms of the senate.
Feb. 11-W. H. "Coin" Harvey. veteran
bimetalism leader.
Feb. 16-Roy D. Chaplin of Detroit. for.
mer secretary of commerce.
DR. j. H. Robinson, writer and teacher OF
Feb. 17-Alexander Pantages. former
theater magnate.
Hiram P. Maxim. firearms inventor
Feb 19-Brig Gen. William Mitchell. com.
mandeI of American air forces In World
Matthew E. Hanna. former diplomat. at
Tucson, Ariz.
Feb 22-Henry L. Roosevelt. assistant
secretary of the navy.
Feb. Ed Smith, noted sports editor
Feb. 24HAlbert C. Richie. former gov
Feb. 27-Antonio Scott. baritone. in Ma.
Feb. 2s-J. G. Coolidge. veteran diplo.
March 2EProf R. B Anderson of Madi-
March .,s Mai. Gen. William weigel. U.
March 9ESidney J. Cats. ex-governor of
March 10-Earl Beatty. British naval
March 12-Dr william Wilmer of Wash
ington, D c.. eye specialist.
March 15-George E. Foss of Chicago.
i'i Prince Serge Mdviani at Delray Beach.
Fla.
Prot. ]. S. Haldane. British scientist.
March 18-Eleutherios Venizelos. Greek
March 21-Justin Mccarthy. author and
playwright, in London.
Alexander Glazounoff. Russian composer:
March 24-W. J. Began. superintendent
of Chicago schools.
March 29-Magnus Swenson, scientist. in
March 3oICharles G. Phillips. retired
trade paper publisher. at Montclair, N J.;
March 31-Congressman S. A. Rudd OF
l HUrii &C. L. strobel of Chicago. steel
w. c. Peyton of New York. chemical
engineer and industrialist. :.
April 5-Chandler Egan, former goh
Champion at Everett, Wash.
April 6-John Hammill. former governor
of Iowa.
April 1o-Leopold Won Hoesch. German
ambassador to England.
April 11-Richard Yates. former governor
of Illinois and congressman. .
April 12-James M. Beck. former solicitor
general and congressman from Pennsyi
c. Howard Walker, architect in Boston:
April 13-Constantine Demerdjis. premier
of Greece.
Howard Thurston. magician.
April 17-Ottorino Respighi. Italian COM
April 18-Louis McHenry Howe. secretary
to President Roosevelt.
April 22-Alexandra Carlisle. actress. IN
New York.
April 23-Congressman J. T. Buckbee of
April 2EFinley Peter Dunno. creator of
"Mr DOOley"
F. S. Wheeler. chairman of American Can
April 25-Percx hammond. dramatic crit
ic, IN New York.
u April &c. K McClatchy. California
newspaper publisher.
DR. John Ridlon, American surgeon.
April 28-King Fuad of Egypt.
Nav DIR A. E. HouSmar. English poet
Nav 3-JameS E. Smith OF st. Louis.
'pioneer in waterways improvement.
May 5-Milo Reno, head OF Farmers Holt
May 6-Beatrice Harraden. English nov
Nav Tor. H. L. McBain of New York.
educator and scientist.
May S-United States Senator Park
Trammel of Florida.
Dr. Oswald SpenGer of Germany. au'
NAV la. M Palmer, attorney general
under President Wilson.
May 14-Viscount Allenby. who took Pal
eStine from the Turks