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VOL. 10.
KENNA, CHAVES COUNTY. NEW MEXICO. FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, 1917. NO. 48-
SkJLmuSI
m OF 1016
TOLO III BRIEF
f'ost Important Events of the
Last Year Set Forth.
fnOGRESS OF EUROPEAN WAfl
Chief Developments In the Mighty
Conflict of Nations Political and
Other Happenings In ths
United States.
COMPILED BY E. W. PICKARD.
(Jontinued from last wetk)
Feb. 1. Yussnf Izzeddln, crown prince of
Turkey, committed suicide.
March 22. Official mandate announced
abandonment of Chinese monarchy and
resumption of republic, and rejection of
emperorship by Yuan Shi Kal who re
sumed presidency.
April IS. Sir ltoKer Casement caplur'l
end German ship wink while landing arm
in Ireland rnr uprising
April 24. Sinn Fein rebel seized pans
of Dublin and serious lighting followed.
April 30. Main body of Irish rebels sur
rendered. , , i , (
..(.May 2.-,Presldpiil Jlmlrie tit DdhilHlclri
renubllo thihenched. . . . . , .
. May 3 Pearse, Clark and MacDonugh,
leaders of Irish revolt, executed.
May 6. Fighting broke out In Santo Do
ndpgo; American marines landed.
May 12. James Connolly anil John Me
Derinotl, Irish rebels, executed.
.lone 6. Yuan 1.1 Hung became presi
dent of China.
June 29. Casement convicted of treason
and sentenced to death.
July 1. U. 8. marines routed 250 Santo
-Domingo rebels, killing 27 and losing one
Jiinn.
I k Sent. 20. China appealed for aid for
x iiilllon people driven out by great Hoods.
iMepu 30. Kmperor l.tuj J passu or Abya-
Blnla deposed; ouizero-zeomtu proclaimed
empress pf Kthlopta.
Oct, 4. Gen. Count Terauclil made pre
mier of Jnpan.
Oct. 21. Count Carl 8tuergkh, Austrian
premier, assassinated bv Vienna editor.
Oct. 24. Two American oftlcers killed by
Xtnmlnlcan rebels.
Nov. 22. Karl Frnna proclaimed emperor
of Austria-Hungary...
Nov. 2s. Capt. H. F. Knapp, H. 8. N..
commander in Santo Domingo, proclaimed
a military Kovernrnent of that country.
Dec. 4. Pope created ten new cardinals.
Dec. 14. Denmark voted to sell Danish
West Indies to United States.
F.tlniund rVhhlthess elected president of
Swiss confederation.
r
June Jo. General Ftinston called for at
lesst 60.tt troops for border service.
U. 8. sharply refused to withdraw troops
from Mexico. -
June 21. Detachment Of American cav
alry attacked by Carranza troops at Car
lif.al, 12 being Killed. Mexican losses In
cluded On. Felix Gompj,
June 23. House pranterl usa of state
mllltla as federal soldiers.
Secretary Baker ordered all mllltla to
border as rjulclilv as possible.
June ai. President Wilson demanded
that Mexico release raptured troopers.
Jury? 2. Administration rejected plan
for mediation with Mexico.
Senate passed bill for drafting mllltla
Into federal service.
.tune 29.-Tweritv-three trooper taken at
Cnrrlzal released by Mexico.
Pershing' column began retiring north
wards. July . War department called out reg
ular army reserves to fill new regiments.
July IX President Wilson raised em
bargo on food for Mexico.
July 28 U. 8. accepted Carranza'a plan
for Joint commission.
Aug. 12. War department ordered S2.000
more state troops to border.
Aug. 22. Secretary I,ane, Judge George
Gray and Dr. J. U. Mott named as Mexi
can settlement commission.
Aug. 3. President onlered 11,000 troops
back from Mexican border.
Sept. 6. American and Mexican commis
sioners began sessions at New London,
Conn.
Nov. 24. American-Mexican commission
signed protocol for withdrawal of Ameri
can troops and patrol Of border.
Nov S. Villa captured chihuahild City.
Dec. 2. Villa driven from Chihuahua
City by Carranza forces.
Dec. . Parral recaptured by Carranza
forces.
Dec. 12. -Carranza' troop train blown up
by Vlllistus; 200 killed or injured.
. TiTCKCLOGY
Jan. 10. Nineteen foreigners, nearly all
Americans, were murdered by Mexican
bandits near Chihuahua.
"Jan. 12. Lansing demanded that Car
runza. punish slayers of Americans.
March . Nine American civilians and
eight soldiers killed and several wottmled
I when Villa bandits raided Columbus, N.
t M. Many raiders Slain on both sides of
v border by soldiers. President Wilson or
dered General Funston to pursue and pun
t.sh Villa, '
March 10. President Wilson ordered S,
CUO troops Into Mexico to get Villa.
, Villa's men raided big Arizona ranch.
. March 12. First troops entered Mexico
In pursuit of Villa.
March 14. tJ. S. army raised to war
strength of llft.ooo men for campaign
against Villa. Half million cartridges for
Carranza army selxed at Douglas, Aria.
March K. First clash between Villa out
posts and American expedition. Seven
troopers wounded.
March 17. Carranza forbade American
troops pursuing Villa to enter Mexican
towns.
U. S. senate parsed resolution declaring
the United States did not Intend to in
tervene In Mexico.
March 27. Capture of Torreon by Vlllls
tas reported,
March 28. Congress appropriated $8,00,
0 for Mexican expedition.
March 2. Carranza granted use of
Mexican Northwestern railroad to U. 8
for shipment of supplies.
Doilfl's cavalry defeated Villa forces
at Guerrero, killing 00; one tT. 8. soldier
. mortally wounded, villa seriously wouud
,1
April l.-TJ. S. cavalry defeated Vllllsta
Oetuclinierit norm oi uurrni, Killing au.
Ai.ril 12. II. 8. troops attacked hv Osr.
ranza troops and citizens of Parral; two
Amerlcuns ana w nicxican amen.
April 13. Carranza demanded withdraw
al of U. 8. troops from Mexico.
April IS Pursuit of Villa at standstill
because of hostility of Carranzlstas.
April 19. General Scott, Funstnt) . rer'1
Obregon conferred on Mexican situi4n."
May 6. VUla bandits raided Glenn
FpriiiKs, Tea., killing three U. 8. soldiers
Mod a tarv-.
Major llowze with six troops or cavalry
routed Vllllsta band at OJos Andes, killing
Ik ,. - .
May a. iTesioent iison oroereo mill-
r in:o ana Arizona
bor-
Jan 2. -Associate Justice J. ft. Lamar,
U. S. Supreme court, at Washington.
Jan. 3.-Gen. (J. M. Dodge. Civil war
hero and railroad builder, at Council
Bluffs, Iowa. .
Col. It. T. Van Horn founder of the
Kansas City Journal at Kansas City.
Jan. 6. Matthew W. Plnkerton, at Chi-
ru ...i
Charles - W. Knapp, veteran newspaper J
Jan. s.-lu. Rev. Itlphard Seanncll, Cath
olic bishop of Omaha.
Ada Hehan, actress, nt Now lork.
Jan. 13. Vlctorlano Iluerta, former pro
vls'onal president of Mexico, ot Kl Paso.
Jan. li. Hon. Arnold Morley, former
British postmaster general.
Jeannette U Glider, author and editor,
at New York.
Jan. 2.V Samuel 8. Chamberlain, pub
lisher of Boston American.
.laiv. 3. Sir Clements H. Markham, fa
mous explorer nt London.
Feb. 7.-Col. W. P. HepbutTl, former Con
gressman, at Clarlndn, la.
I'eb. 1!. J. T. Trowbridge, author, at
Arlington, Mass.
Feb. an. Dr. Henrv B. Favlll. of Chl-
rauii, prominent bhy'slclnn and publicist.
Feb. 24. Admiral von rum, at isernn.
Feb. 2S. Henry .tames, author. In Lon
don. March 1 Queen Mother Elizabeth of
Roiimanla (Carmen Hylva).
Mouiiet-Riilly, famous actor, at Paris.
March 4. Brig. Gen W. Soby Bmttli, M
.MedTord, Ore.
March 7. Hear Admiral Asa Walker, U.
S. N.. retired, at Annapolis.
March 10. Henry Gasaway Davis, for
mer 11. 8. senator from West Virginia, at
Washington.
March 14. IT. 8. Senator Benjamin F.
Bhively of Indiana, at Washington.
March IS. Cardinal Gottl. prefect of the
Propaganda at the Vatican, In Koine.
March 25. C. J. Mulligan, sculptor, at
Chicago; '
March 27. Thomas Pence, secretary
Democratic national committee, at Wash
ington. April 1. Naphtnll Luccoek, M F.. bishop
of Montana and Dakota, at La Crosse,
Wis
flof lo Austria. , -- ;
Sept. 12. T. L. James, formtir poslmrts
ler general, In New York.
Sept. 13. Dr. George K. Herman, lead
er In middle West athletics, at Chicago.
Sept !. Horace White, famous Journal
ist, nt New York.
Sept 17. Wcth Low. In New York.
Sopt' ix.-Mn.. Gen. Albert I Mills. U.
8. A.. 'at Washington e
Sept. 19. William J. Calhoun, noted law
yer and diplomat, at Chicago.
Kept 27. Hear Admiral C. E. Vreeland,
t! S N., retired.
Opt 1.-0. 8. Senator Jntnes P. Clarke
of Arkansas, at Little flock
Oct 2. 10. 8. Lacey, former comptroller
of the currency, at Chicago.
Mrs. Havelock Kills, noted lecturer on
lii;cii!cs. In London.
17ct. 12. -Otto. Insane former .king of
Oct' 'lS.-R.ev Francis Brown, pTesMr-ftt
Union Theological seminary, at Neiv York,
Oct. IS. Eben liugene Itexford, poet and
author. ,
Normal Duncan, author, at Fredonla.
N Y.
Oct 25. William M. Chase, noted paint
er In New York.
0pt ;t. prof. Cleveland Ahhe, "father
of weather bureau," at Washington.
Oct. 31. "Pastor" . Itussell, noted Inde
pendent preacher.
Nicholas K. Ytonng. former president Na
tional Baseball league, at Washington.
Nov 5. Cardinal Delia Volpe at Home.
Nov. 12 Dr. Perclval Lowell, famous
astronomer, at Flagstaff. Ariz..
Nov. 14.-Brlg Gen D. C. Kingman, U.
flo'v 15.-Rt Rev. Charles F.dwnrd Che
flry senior bishop- of Rcforined KpiBeopaM
chii'rch. at Chlcam).
Molly Elliott Seawell, author, al WtiSh-
''"Henryk Slenklewlca. Polish novelist.
Nov. 18. -F M Lyman, president of the
quorum of apostles of Mormon church.
Nov. 21. -Franz Josef, emperor of Aus-tria-Hnnenry
Dr. Fugene Louis Doyen, noted French
surgeon, at Paris.
Nov. 22. Jack London, author, at Santa
Rosa, Cal
Nov. 24. Sir Hiram Maxim, noted Inven
tor, In London.
Nov. 2'i Mrs. Ires Mtlholland Bolsse
valn, noted suffragist, nt Los Angeles.
Nov. 27. F.tlille Verhneien. Belgian poet.
J'ce.. 9. Sir Francesco Tosll, composer,
!)rc fl .lohir II Archholit nresldellt tff
I Standard Oil Co., lit Tarry town, N. Y.
George C. Buldt. leading hotel man. in
ew i ork.
Herbert D Pelrce, former minister to
Norway, at Portland, Me.
Dec. 6. Hans IMchler. noted Wagnerian
conductor.
Dec. 10. Field Marshal Prince Iwao
Oynnia at Tokvo.
Dee. 1.1 J W. Comyns Carr, English
critic and dramatist.
Dec. 15. W. C. Nixon, president St.
Louis and San Francisco railroad.
Dec 10. Hugo Munsterberg, professor
of psychology at Harvard.
Dec 17. Clarji Ward, FTlncess Chlmay,
In Padua, Italy.
DISASTERS
Jan. J. Explosion on oil tanker Astcc
a! New York killed ten.
Jan S. Steamer Kanawha sank In Ohio
river; 40 lost.
Jan. . Du Pont powder mills at Car
ney's Point, N. J., blown up: six killed.
Jan. 15. U. S. suhroarlne K-i blown. up
at New York navy yard; four killed, lu
hurt.
Jan. 18. Flro did tlO.nooonn dnmage In
Bergen, Norway, and J1.5W.0C0 dumage In
Lisbon.
. Jan. 17. Fire destroyed most of Wlft.
Okla.
Jan. 21. Fire at Molde, Norway, did
I.ViO.000 damage.
Jan. 22. Great Northern train wrecked
by avalanche near Corea, Wash.; six
dead.
Jan. 2R. Otay valley dam near Ban
Diego, Cal., broke; GO dead.
Feb. 2. Japanese liner DalJIn sunk In
collision; 1i lives lost.
Feb. 3. Canadian parliament building at
lir. J B. Anirell. president emeritus of , Ottawa destroyed by lire; seven lives lost.
University of Michigan.. veto. IB Jhree British steamships, many
April 4. -George w. smalley, veteran
lAiirnnllst. In London.
April 7.-George W. Cnllon. former gov-
ernor of Porto Ilico. al Washington. -i
April 11. Richard Harding Davis, novel-
1st, ot Mt. Klsco N. Y. .
April 14 T. J. Burrlll. famous nacterio- I
lighters and a pier burned at Brooklyn;
K'SS 41.11MI.U00. ,
Feb. It). Holland suffered from great
storm and Hoods.
Feb. 21. Ten killed In wreck on New
Haven road.
Feb. at. h If teen men killed by expr
t pc. It. M llliog "doljar fire destroyed
Q'jtil.er Oats plant at Peterboro. Opt.
I ice. l.l., I'll lui'll.'in torpedo boat Grllfe
fOundered; 4j iosl.
DOMESTIC
Jan. 1. Prohibition In effect -In Iowa.
Colorado, Washington, Oregon, Idaho,
Arkansas and Souih Carolina.
Jan. 0. Six New Haven road former
directors acquitted of violating Sherman
law; Jury disagreed as to five.
Feb 9 Most Hev. Georue W. Munde.
Icln installe l nrchbiehop of Chicago.
May 13. Immense preparedness parade
111 New York.
May 27.-Forty thousand In Boston pre
paredness parade
May 31. -Mrs. J K. Cnwles. Cnlifo ( Vv.
flrcled president General Federation 'if
Woman's cKibfl.
June 3 I inincnse preparedness park
in Chicago.
June 4. - Rockefeller education f ,r l'
gave I'sn.R'Jn to colleges.
Sept. 27. New York-Chlcaso expresi; C
Michigan Central held up and robbed ii. f
Detroit.
Nov. 10. -Roclcefcflcr boards appropriat
ed $2.nno.nno for gretit medlcitl and surgi
cal Instltut'on In Chicairo
Nov. lf. Wireless service between U. 3.
and Japan opened.
Nov. in. Ruth Law broke American non
stop airplane record, Chicago to iiorncll,
N. Y
Dec. 7. Freight embargo put on ship
ments from middle west to Atlantic sea
board Dec. 211. -Am'erlcnn Association for the
Advaliccfticnf of Science met In New
York.
July 2l.-iniic p.i?fDil navy bill pro
viding f'tr i'u WW..'1
Prohibitionists noiiilnniP'l J Frank Hr
ly feu piosiurnt and l I.andrllli lr
vice r)reidi.nt
.fitly '.'7 .Senate parked anilf bill car
rying f'i!3.!7i ' 7
Aitif S. -'Child labor bill pasfed tr
ate.
Aug la. fl'ifsp passed big navy bill.
Aun. HI. Sens: e pas;-ed bill promising In
dependence lo I h l putnes vhen Filipinos
ure lit for s.dr-gmxn ntnent
Urf IS. - pre: Idem lleon vetw'd armf
bill.
Scnafc p:i'-ed slilpjitng purchate bilL
Atitr. Kl - I 'edeial workmen's compsns-
tlon act p:t:-s ( by senate.
Aug. 25 1 r Hive accepted senate amerel-mcti-s
to arntv tMil
Sept f). yc.atc parked emergency rev
enue bin wit'i rcpi ImiI provisions against
HHtisli bind list
Si it 7. Si-nate ratified treaty for pur
chase of fl l'li-ll W'ej' Inilles
I Sept 8. f:ii"'i'i ss mliourncil.
Fepl. 12 -Repubili ans won In Maine
ele lion.
Nov 7. Wilson and Marshall re-elected
president and vice president of U. 8.
Nov 10 Count Tarnnwsky named Aus
trian aulbass:: dor to IT. S.
Dec. -1. Cent'! ess leian short session.
Dr Henry V.;n Dvkp. American amlias
sador to the Nei lu't lanils: T A. Thorm
son. minister to Co!oml!a. and W. ' IL
Tl'.irnlbrook, minister to Stiim. resigned.
Dec. 6. President Wilson re;d his mes
sage to congress,
Dec. It. Seti."8 passed Immigration bill
with literacy tesl clause
S3LTSTRIAL
P0LSTICAL
tla of Texas, New
mi4,A,i renujars to Mexican
i av V1.- iner'i aii-Mexlco' btfriM'
tel
1
Con-
I'.irrllS 1H le!V Allfll'Bll lailllC, KHiett
tf .'M'rs ft k.-,'rbl4rf ntr Mnrvrtlrx, Tex.
'jl,,v 'i-rPoole ranch In Wg tmid T-ourr-tl
i.'"l xWl!'i)tV.4i1cd(1by Vexlcans - ,
Caiiileluflv Cervantes, -Vllllsta; IVttiist
kfb'41 a,y. Ati(.rlcS7,tr(iiips., , .
j.fl.,y . j.'ai i an.a deinaiiiTed wrchdruwnl
of i-A.'ni jlt in itfo.V fro'H' Mexlv'O'O"' j-aril
of "i. i-omsij t. aiiiis" "' -''.. I.
'iiii-J7,nt'l VrlT ri'slie etn
frreinenta to Artierliian (rdopvtn Onsxieo
.Inns iS-Vr departmeiftiordreil'a'H;
atute oillltla mobilized.
Fourth punitive expedition wlthJrawa
frwr't''i'o ' Uil f ii
i i eit'.a soldiers at Maaatlaa-f i4 M
aion in mine at Kemnton. W. Va.
I March 5. Spanish steamer Principe Ve
I Asturlas lilt rock and sunk off Brazil; ,00 i
lost. I
I March 22-Flfteen million dollnr Are al
1 Naslrvllle, Tenn., and 5,Ou0,O00 fire at Au- i
gusta, Ga. J
j March 29. Twenty-six killed and ms:y
Injured In collision on New York Central
j lines near Cleveland.
1 April 17. Six killed, 40 Injured In wreck
on New Haven roud ut Bradford, R. I.
! April l Tornadoes In Kansas and Mis
souri killed 17.
April 22.-More than l.OnO lost In collision
between Chinese cruiser and transport.
I May S Steamer Kirby sunk In Lake Su
perior; at lost.
May 15. Kxploslon In Du Pont powder
plant at Glhbstnwn. N. J., killed 13.
! June 2. Thirteen killed In train wreck at
Packard, Ja.
June 4. Waterfront fire at San Francis
co did $sort.0nii damage.
' June fi. Tornadoes killed 57 In Arkansnxl
and 49 in other middle Western stales. v
June 13. Four killed In two-mllllon-dol-.
lar fire at Baltimore.
July 4. Eleven killed. 376 hurt In Fourth'
of July celebrations.
July 14. U. 8. navy collier Hector sunk
In storm off Charleston. 8. C.
July 20. 1 lumlredH of llshtrmen lost In
, monsoon off Ceylon coast.
July 22.-SIX klUfrd and 40 hurt by bomb
losiist and. educator, at Urbann. 111.
April 1rt. George W. Peck, former gov
ernor of Wisconsin, at Milwaukee.
April 19. Baron von der Goltz, German
commandant at Constantinople.
April 30. Karl St. Aldwyn, noted Eng
lish statesman, better known as Sir Mi
chael Hicks-Bench.
Mav 11. W. A. Gardner, president Chi
cago 4V Northwestern railway.
Mav 13.-Bryan Lalhrop. philanthropist,
ot Chicago.
Clara Louise Kellogg, opera star, at Elp
slone. Conn.
Muv 111. Dr. K. N. CortheU, president
American Boclcty of Civil F.nglneera, ut
Albany. N. Y. . . . -
Mav 2fl. Rev. Dr. Thlmothy Dwlght, for
mer 'president of Yale, at New Haven,
Conn.
Mav 27.-Gener.il Galllenl, fit Paris.
Mav Ut. -Janice .1. Hill, at St. Paul.
May M.-Col. John 8. Mosby, famous
confederate raider. In Washington.
June 1. Charles Sooy Smith, famous civ
il engineer, at New York.
June 6.-Yunn Shi Kal. president of
f-hlnn
June D.-John R. McLean, owner of
Washington Post and Cincinnati F.noulrer.
June lrt. U 3 Senutor K. C. Uurlelgh of
Maine
June 10. Kdward 8. Fills, noted writer
' .if jKove', stories, at Cliff Island, Me, .
in,!HAy t'.Mna Heity Green at New York.
July In. Prof, r ue JieicnniKon, lamous
bacteriologist. In Paris.
July 18. James H. Moore, noted finan
cier, at Lake Geneva Wis
July 22.-James liltcomb Riley, at In
dianapolis. juk- :i FerMiap p.-S. - Senator T,.,M.
Rattlrsnn at Deliver. '
"Sir. William Uamsay, famous ch,mlst.
In lOrigUnd.
Aug. 7.-Vlce Admlral'Ifanthpu)- of;Ja-r4ani'T-
S ) f i , '
Aug. J. M. TliuratorA.'forajernaicr
,' froji Nohiaska. , ,
A. B. Stu kneri-fonntier r CtuoalBO iJ'reat ui.rl,,n. burst: l .lend-
,:W.Mtn tUsy. . . . , j . (. 2ti. Nineteen killed In burning of
Robert Gran, rWarVIral' aiannctr.; , , .,.,. i'n wpital at FurnhHin. Quebeo. '
.7 uk". tl l"l .M. Muvphy. famous f i v. 3. Steatners Conneninra and Re
Chii "to surgeon. ' ' ' ', 't't,ti lever sunk by collision' In Irish sea.; 92
'I AllaV H,i-W.K parjna J. aine. x itu . lost.
dm Ids, , fjjiii. Frynufsvo preparedness pa-'
I raile. ' ' - ' f ' , . .. . .,
1 July 24. Twenty-two men killed by gas
. explosion In a Cleveland water tunnel, "
Aug. 9. Cloudburst In West Virginia re
sulted In.nearlv 100 deaths.
Aug. ' 12. Trolley wreck at' Johnstown.
Pa., killed ,2T...
Aug. 29.' U.' 8. armored vrulser Mem
phis wrecked In Suuto Domingo harbor; 41
('ead. . ,
.Scot. J!. Central span of great bridge
over. .iU! 4Lawruce i at yuchec fell; 27
t'liled. -.,,
Se.ot. IS. Great dam near llannwaht.
nr i.!in Mit.l actrtttnair.' ill Htmnm.
'.'.AmV'V.rrA: ytif'j a,ou Joliii L. ipaldlnsf.
at Peoria, in' i ,
.AWjij j-atin ri 61. aoiin., noieu, rro
hll.iuoaUt. At Df.vihe.'Ku'iK.J ,,iji 'iiif-
Set. 2.-S. W. pennypacLer, ex-governor
of Pennsylvania. '.n;
Sen. i R.C, Kerens, former ambassa-
M .A ,.nr.
.:,
f
.'. i,-. r.r.
r 1 1 '
Nov 7 Flftv lives lost, when Boston L
inr plunged off bridge. - ' 1
' Nov. 2V Kxploslon at Bakarltza, Kus-
aia. killed 841. ; ,
i Dec , 1 Sixty-six persons killed In
train tfoHitdiin- In AusM la.1 -. ,' i
' Dccj Uni.ThouNand filled by explosion In
f!nssfai'iani.'tjilitiU'jh C-i'-u.- '.-,,,. .1; , .
r. ,. i .. ,
' r" .'!'!' .... . ' "
Jan. 4. Congress reassembled.
Jan 11. Progressive national committee
called convent'on for June 7 In Chlcii't.
Jan. 23. National Prohibition convention
called for July 19 In St. Paul.
Jan 25. President Wilson nominated
Louis l. Uiuudels for Supreme court
Justice
Feb l.-House passed antlchlld labor
bill.
Feb 4. Senate passed bill for Indepen
dence of Philippines In 2 to 4 years.
Feb 9.-Senate passed house resolution
making available Jmhiiwo for re-eiiulppirig
Mare Islund and New York navy yards
and house bill increasing by SCO the en
trance class a( fifWM academy
Feb 10. Secretary .of W ar Garrison and
Assistant Secretary BreckinMilKe re
signed .
Feb 15. O. T Maryo, ambassador tti
Russia, resigned
Feb 18. Senate ratified Mcnragunn
canal mute treaty.
Feb 2S. Haitian treaty ratified by sen
ate March 3.-J H- Shea of Scvmour. Ind..
nominated ambassador lo Chile
Murch fl.-Newton D Baker o' Cleve
land appointed secretary of war
March 22.-Hntise passed Hay army re
organization bill.
March Sii.-llouso passed Immigration
bill with literacy lest clause
April II. -House passed $30,000,000 rivers
and harbors bill.
April is. Senate passed army reorgani
zation bill. . , .
April "I. Japanese ambassador protested
to Presid. nt Wilson against oriental ex
i,,.t,,n ct.iiise of Immigtiitlon bill.
April 22. Senate passed house, till re-!
pealing free sugar law
April 2f. Henrv Morgenthau resigned as
ambassador to Turkey
AprM no.-8oclnllst Labor party nomi
nated Arthur V, Itclmer of Reston for
president and Caleb Harrison of Chicago
for vice president.
Mny l.-House rejected bill pled-rlmi
withdrawal from Philippines within dill- ,
nlte lime
May 15. Senate rejected nomination of
G. Bulilee of N 11. as member federal
trade commission.
Muy 17. -Senate passed nrmv hill
House passed ."l.l OO.OtiO ll.iod control bill.
May 20 House passed tDO.OUJ.Uxi slap
purchase bill
House passed army bill.
Mify 29 tenale pussed rivers and har
bors bill
June 1. I, mils D. Brandels confirmed aa
associate Justice ef Supreme court.
June 2. -House passed naval appropria
tion bill
June 7. Republican and Progressive na
tional conventions opened l:i Chicago
June 10. Charles Kvans Hughes nomi
nated for president by Republican con
vention. June 10. -Theodore Roosevelt nominated
by Progressives.
June 14. Democratic convention opened
nt St. Louis.
June In. Wilson and Marshall renomi
nated bv Democrats.
June 26. -Roosevelt declined Progressive
nomination and Progressive national com
mute indorsed candidacy of Hughes
June 27. Senate passed sundry civil, good
roads and pension bills, carrying total of
l3'.o.(.iKi.imo.
June 27. W. R. Wlllcox made chairman
of Republican national coinmltiee
June 2S. House voted J27.I w.imi for Im
mediate use of army, und passed good
roads hill.
July in House passed emergency rev
enue bill.
July 12 Senate passed agricultural bill,
carrying 24-. m'.OuO.
July 13,-Judgo J. II. Clarke of Olt'o
nominated for associate justice U 8 Su
preme court.
July 15 Congressman Hay of Virginia
nominated ussoclute Justice U. S. court of
claims.
July 18. A lira in Finns nominated as am
bassador lo Turkey.
,,;.luly IS -Prohibition natlonnl convention
t ened In St. Paul. VIjih. . ', t' i
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' .NOTICE F0K ITBLICATMIY
diiiUM : ' -
Department of the. Interior, t- s
ij.n ce rtt llps'well. N. M'., Nov. , l ihl
K'u .i'e Is hereby given Mint. Marlon f .'.P-1.es
of Klk!'', X. who o'l Ni.i. 3. i.i'
IIP. K.. Serin! No. 027lif2, b r N'.-.
TowrslipOS., U.S7K.. N.-M,. P, Mridl-n.
bus (l ed notice of intention to iinike I'.n.il
Three Year .ifooT, lo e.ii ;iblldi cliiiu to t'i
Isrid (d ove dvnciibcil. iM'fore 4, F. 'Bi-r.il1. 1
S. f.'o;atulssojiar. In his utilca, ut I'ii'iiu-t. N'.
M., on Jan. 9, I'll". ' '. ' ' ' . ' '
'Claimant naiiios aa wJaios: cs:
Herbert C Fnlievletuler. Amous ! 9iuitli
W illisio M. Fskerleuder. TluSador ttuJ-iiph. nil
of tlklrs. N; M. " i..
Knunett Pniton. Itegistcr.
Dee. f-Jsti.ft.
Jan. 1. ffiofing strikers looted and burn
ed Fast Yoiiuf(;;toun. O.
Jan. 19. One man killed and five shot
1 In strike riot at Fast Chicago, Ind.
Feb 5. General strike of switchmen on
WabasbVniliv.nd
March 6.-Wage increns'-s of JB.OOO.ttM
annually granted In soft-coal field.
April 24. f-'lrlking employees of West
lngl:(itife Co riotel In Last Plltsbtirgii,
led by u.'.isked woman.
Mav 2.-Fatal strike riots at Carneglei
: Steel Works In P.r i.Mock. Pa.
! May 9. Chicago Gnrii.e'ot Workers Jtart-
cd big strile.
May 1G. -Chicago express drivers went
on strike.
j July 2d. Train service brotherhoods
I voted o e: wi:clmltigly for a strike.
i Aug 6. Strike slopped all surface cai
In bcrtoigl s ot Manhattan, tne
and liitdiinond. New York.
7. New Yiuii street car strike
!-1 riillu:
Bronx
Au'.
. ended.
12. Federal board's mediation lrt
! threatened railuav s'rii;e failed.
Air,'. 14. President Wilson conlcrrefl
with rnif lie adq mi l union men.
Aug. 29. -1- ailing to avert rail strlko.
President Wilson csl od i ongress to pass
three, bills to rn(.hr sll u.ttlou.
Sept. 1. -House passed eisht hour rail
road bill, to avert strike
Sept 2.-!Vnate pissed eight hour Mil.
Sept. 6. -Strike if subway, elevatwt) tndl
surface rail-ay men in New York.
Sept. 22. Gi neral sympathy strike of
union labor called in New York.
Sept 2.S. General striae In New York
tlzv'cd
Nov. 81. W W men from Seattle
fought sheriff's pasre at Fvereit, Wash.;
7 killed.
j Nov 21. United States Steel eorpora
I tlnn announced 10 per cent raiso of wages.
! Nov 22. Adams'on 8-hour law held nil
constitutional bv federal iudge in Kansas
Citv '
Nov 23. New Fncland cotton mills
I raised wages of employees.
' Nov 2.1. lull rnatlonal Harvester com
! rrinv anil many other concerns announced
large wage in"reases.
Nov. 39. Chlcngo Wholesalers' associa
': tli'a ra'sed va--es
, Dee 13.-New York garment workers on
strike
nsn
Jnn. 5 C. II Wecghman and partners
bought Chicago National league club.
Feb. 23. Charles lillis won t hree-cushlotl
billiard championship 'from De Oro.
March 25. -Jess Willard defeateJ Franlt
Moran at New York.
April 12. i;;.sch i II season opened.
Mav 31 Dario lii sta hi Peugeot car won
Indianapolis Sim mile race.
June 17.-Syracuse crews won regatta
at PouKhkcopsie '
June 23.- Harvard beat Yale In New
Loudon regatta.
June 30. -Charles Fvans, Jr.. Chicago,
won open national g"Jf championship.
Aug 15. -George M. Church retained
Western tennis championship.
Aug. 18 -Walter llagen of Rochester,
N. Y.. won Western open golf champion
ship Aug. 25 Mrs. F C. Letts. Cincinnati,
won women's Ye'ern golf championship.
Sept. 4 Fredibe Welsh defeated Charley
White In 20 rounds.
Sept. 9. Charles F.vnns. Jr. Chicago,
won national amateur golf championship.
Sept 3il. lohnny Allken In a Peugeot
won Aslor cup. breaking world's record.
Oct 1 l'"ston won American league
cha mplonsliip
flit. 3. Brooklyn won National league
chntnpinnship
Oct. 7-Aleva Stirling, Atlanta, won
women's national golf championship.
Oct 12 -Boston lied Sox won world's
rhaiuplonsi'lp
Oet. 14. P.-stn won Grand American 2--0-mile
automobile race at C'hicugo.
Nov p;-D ii'o Kesta won Vanderbllt
cup at Santa Monica. Cal
Nov IS Grand Prix race at Snnta Mon
ica . Cn! ..wn. by ;Aiiken; .Driver Lewis
Jackson. and three 1tMal-rs'Wttd.il
y Nnv ..J." -,'Ohl,vtolf, UJHVrs)ty(, won
western cunfei ence r.i.irhall'cliHfrtpwnalrtu'..I
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' mi in. I L ' '
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Jan , '.'4. r s. siipveitii!'-tojnrt"ueouirea...j
tnci.Rie tax cctit;i id jotiaL . . . ',
, v 2J.-Ri.-f..tr.r 41. 'A'MitoajeMecttetst
tir.-sldbut Noilltseif fainy. .
Juio J1.-C'i:a J'rodiu'ts iriiKf ftriti-rerl "
'ilissi.lved bv ledi'l ill' .b)ge lil t!"rki'Vj t
.tune 28. Wtvfnv l.'a'.lliQ railrijad ' sudd '
si auciUin for tui.i " ' :. '.I
Ot t. 2.-Aniei ii-aii loan of f'iO.OOO.fXK) made
to China in build railways. '
Nov 13. - Stu.tuui, judcred, dissolved
f.v t'eieial court in New Yoik. "
Nov Ift Chicago hank made loan of
r. (iim.Odfl.ip ';j . .
I iec k 4St f!'i6n' tttd,Praef can-
rele) propostnl i.'.uii'.i,i0 lua,n 'from U. 0.
i Coles Jf Iba (VUlAcVe Bill '"for
sale ut .tliiH,r)A:ic',',.'U. QCjfl- -t
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