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(Continued from last week)
JUNE
1 -French Ministersaysconflict in
Pacific would involve xo,000,000 vic-
tims,
2—Chinese make vigorous protest
against killing of students'in. Shang-
hai,
3—General ,Assembly of Presbyter-
ian, Choral opens in Toronto, Flame
of hostility to Britain spreads in
China,
4—Western ' naval
keep China quiet,
5—Strike spreads
hostility to foreign
pounced.
7—War lords in China preparing
for conflict.
8—Presbyterian Congress opens in
Toronto.
9—Big aeroplanes drive planned by
French against Riffians.
10 -United.: Church of Canada is
consummated at impressive service in
Toronto..
It—General Assembly of Continu-
ing Presbyterian Church opens in To:-
ronto.'
12 --Sir William Petersen, British
ship -owner, dies at Ottawa. Riots oc-
cur among striking miners at Glace
Bay.
13 -Dominion Cabinet takes steps
to deal with mining. troubles in Nova
Scotia,
15--Tvrassacres of Chinese occur in
Canton Province.
16—Mr. George Pidgeon chosen
Ivioderator of. United Church of ,Can-
ada. Thirty-two passengers killed in
train wreck in New Jersey.
17 -Provincial Governors in -China
'ound up "Red" agitators,
18—Roland Amundsen, Norwegian
explorer, returns safely from polar
expedition,
rp Amundsen's polar flight regard-
ed-as
egard-ed-as modern miracle by experts.
2o—Chinesesituation calms down,
2,2—Amundsen party tell training
tory of experiences.
23—British. and American marines
'tse machine guns on Chinese.
24—Warships guard alien residents
n Chinese ports,
25 -Conservative landslide in Nova
Scotia.
26 Nine men drowned when C. P.
liner hits tug' at Quebec.
27—Western States shaken by ear-
hquake.
forces',.needed to
in Shanghai and
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29—Santa Barbara destroyed by
arthquake.
3o -Germany accepts allied 'military
control.
JULY
..._.1—Uriited States may call confer-.
ence on China question. Earl Bal-
four defends" building of Singapore
base.
2 -Conspiracy in. United States to
raise price of coal is charged by min-
ers.
3 -Bank robber in London, Ont.,
steals $7,000.
'4—Vatican treasury is robbed by
thief*es. Britain secures proof of Rus=
sian intrigue in China.
6—Eight drowned at Sunday school
picnic at St. 'Phomas.
7 -French Chamber of Deputies ad-
opts treaties affecting China.
8—Gangsters angsters in Chicago run amuck
9 -Russia may establish -'air route
between Leningard and Japan.
to --Austria builds plane that flies
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30o miles an hour.
It -Russia, United States and Ja-
pan agree upon one policy regarding
China. Big war against rum -runners.
i3—Evolution trial commences at
Dayton, Tenn.
14 -Three lives lost in gas •explos-
ion at Cornwall France, Britain and
Japan: resist China's demand for ex=
tra-territorality abolition.
15—Britslx.naval,.base in Baltic al-
arm Soviet.
16—Best year in its • history is
shown by Hydro report.
x7 -Britain aitns to bring Germany
into League of Nations.
i9—His Etninence Cardinal Begin
dies, at Quebec.
20—Road is clear for peace pro -
grain in Europe by German reply to
French note. -
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ble is only truce, Greek troops mas,
on 13ulgar frontier.
3—London paper suggests Earl
Beatty succeed Lord'. Byng as Gover-
nor-General of Canada.
4—Agitation in India directed
ward political upheaval.
5—Chinese mob invades mission
hospital at Hangcltow.
6-13ritish Government votes £ro,-
000,000 subsidity to coal miners.
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Daly resigns seat in Chamber of Depu-
ties over tyranny of Fascist Govern-
ment.`
8— Thirteen., children drowned at
French seaside resort.
xo-Veniot Government swept from
power in New Brunswick.
ii -Death -dealing storm sweeps ov-
er Holland,
'-12-Yielding of Canada's field crops
will total • more than one billion dol -
t3 --British Ministery
ol-
13=•Britislx"Ministery approves of
reply of Allies to German Govern-
ment. Moslemsaresent action of Ke=
mal Pasha in divorcing wife:.
14 -Desert• tribes are rising against
French.
15 -Sir Adarn Beck dies at London.
17—British Communists try to tin=
dermine loyalty of British Army:
j8—Seventeen persons are killed
when boiler of excursion steamer ex-
plodes at Newport, R. I.
19 -Britain warns China that ban
on ships equals act of war.
20 -Toronto missionary captured
by China bandits.
21 -Three'.: persons killed in auto
smash -at Windsor.
22— Soviet engineers world-wide in-
trigue trigtte against Britain.
24 -Britain and France negotiate
for payment of French debt to Bri-
tain,
25 -France,: Britain and United Sta-
tes to confer on • debt.
26 -Chinese, embargo against Bri-
tain creates shadow of war in East.
27-Riffians are driven bask by.the:
French on 15 -mile' front.
28 -Experts meet to discuses securi-
ty pact.
29 -Canadian National Exhibition
opened by Premier Ferguson_
3o -American coal miners go on
strike.
SEPTEMBER
1—First day --of coal strike
quietly.
2—Progress made by experts at Se-
curity Pact Conference. -
3 -American dirigible- Shenandoah
meets disaster, with large loss of life.
4 --Dissolution of Parliament decid-
ed' upon at Ottawa.
5—Premier Hon. Mackenzie, King
announces election on Oct. 29.
7 -Communists aim to control Brit-
ish Labor.
8 -Great Britain fears Communist
plot, to overthrow State.
9 -British•'' Labor "Unionists defeat
attempt of Communists to forrn one
big union
io-Lost U. S. airmen
by submarines
ix—C. A. Magrath appointed
man of Hydro Commission.
12 -League of Nations will
for World : Peace. -
s4—Hon. Vincent Massey appointed
to Cabinet. Trotsky
sayss B
ritain is
headed toward Red revolt.
05-Franch would call conference of
nations on trade: relations. Turks
cross Iras +territory: and drive Christ-
ians fora Moines.
i6—British Communist Shapurji
Saklatvala: refused admission to U.S,
17—Christians expelled near Mosul
by Turkish' Bayonets.
i8 -Object of Britain is peace in
China says Austin Chamberlain.
19—Britain may settle Mosul dis-
pute` with army and navy.
2I—Growing sostility of Turks in-
creases danger of war in East.,
22 -Turkey calls up reserves when
war seems near.`
23 -Mosul question will be settled
by League of Nations.,, -
24 --Turks continue massacres of.
Christians. Britsh coal miners are
restive again,
25—Turks back down at eleventh
hour. -
21—U, � S
submarine with 34 men is
lost.
impose z8—Reds would communism
on British Labor.
29--BritishLaborgives smashingshing
Blow ` to Communist ,aims.
3o—British
Labor leaders decide on
moderate policies.
er e
passes
found
21 -John Thomas Scopesand
guilty of teaching evolution at Day-
ton trial.
,22—British Cabinet is, dividedon
naval program.
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-- riti
strike on Jttly 31.
24 -Field Marshal, Earl . Haig 'in-
spects troops at Toronto.
25—William, Jennings Bryan died at
Dayton, Tenn.
,27—Premier Baldwin takes steps to
prevent miners' strike. lVtoving
noi ttntain threatens Alpine villages.
28--,-Gerivan. people to subscribe
funds for North Pole flight,
20 ---Deadlock persists in British
strike situation.
30- I301sheviIti reported 10 be pie
pariiil, to seize South China,
;t-13ritislt strike is averted. itc-
spite tilt May r, 1926.
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ploy powers of law to deal'with Co"m-
nuI11St5.
9—Proposal of Canada to amend
Article to of League Covenant will
aid. entry of Germany at Locarno. .
zr—Six.• are •
killed in level -crossing
fatality near Toronto.
12—Record:fligIit is made by U S.
Army flie'i•.
- ,i3 --Vital probleii�s. are solved at
Locarno Conference.
z4 -Voir Hindenburg approves of
Rhineland treaty.:' Civil war threat-
ens again in China
hen
i5 -Historic scene at Local o w
Germany andPrance bury hatchet
forever, •
a6 --Drastic scene as peace pacts are
agreed toat Locarno. Yna.
17 -Chinese Tariff Conference y
be blocked by developments at Shang
tial.
19 -Fruits of Locarno - Conference
are made public to the nations,
2o -Fannie of: new.•loan threatens
financial crisis in Fiance.
21—Moroccan war costs , France
nearly one billion francs,
22—Hostilities break out between
Bulgarian and Greek forces,
23—British troops are ordered.to
leave Cologne,
2q.—Warfare continues it
'States.
26—League of Nations
that Balkans stop fighting.
27—Christians in Mosul region pre-
pare to flee front, Turks.
28—Greeks ,evacuate Bulgarian ter-
ritory at order of League of Nations, DECEMBER
Balkan
demands
speech heralds . advance in treatment
of cancer,
1z—..rmstice Day;, observed throu-
ghout the world.
12—Marvellous splendor disclosed
in tomb of Tutankhamen.
13—British submarine- is lost with
68 offcers and men:
,x4—Fortress of Philistines near Ri-
ver Jordan, is unearthed by -excava-
tors.. '
i6—Nine;-seamen .perish whenboat
capsizes near Nova Scotia.
I7 ---New variety of wheat discover-
ed in I00
that will ripen days.
18—British House of Commons ra
tifies Treaty of Locarno.
19 -President Coolidge urges Unit-
ed States to join League of Nations.
20—Queen Alexandra dies at Sand-
ringham, 81 years of age.
21—Premier Paul Painleve resigns
office when Government is defeated:
23—Chinese bandits ,drive mission-
aries from Shantung Province.
24—Crisis in Ireland over boundary
award,
2,5—Revolt in China overthrows
Chang Tso-lin, Mukden war lord.
26—King of Siam dies at Bangkok.
Aristide Briand to form new French
Government.,
27—Nineteen prisoners escape from
Dublin
112ouDntjoy Prison, ubn ,
28—Warfare in China seriously
hampers 'Customs Conference at Pe -
kltt,
30—Statesmen of Europe assen•Ible
in London. to sign Treaty of Locarno,
29—Tory, party secures largest
group in Dominionelections.
3o—Plot to murder Lord Birken
head in Dublin is frustrated.
- 3a—Shah of Persia is deposed by
National Assembly of Persia.
OCTOBER I NOVEMI3ER
2 --Syrian uprising cause grave -cris-
i—French Debt Delegation 'fails to
secure terms from United States:
2 -German delegates "leave for :<..o-
carno Conference with good wishes
from Ambassadors-
3—German: Nationalists plot to as-
sassinate Dr. Streseman on eve of
Locarno Conference, "
LocartioP eace negotiations ,are
opened with promise.
6 --Germans seek to 'weaken France
at Locarno:
Cr. S, Federation of Labor reftts-
es to have any truck with coxninun-
;ism
At7`CYxST 8 ---Important; progress is Made at
Settleitettt o,& British labor trot 'LocaG130 'Coleferetice, Britain to • etn-
I—Mofnentous`scene in London
When Locarno Treaty is signed,
2—Briand Government obtains vote
of confidence.
—Irish boundary trouble is satis-
factorily factoril settled.
4—Plans are submitted for supply-
ing Ncw York with power from St,
Lawrence.
5 --Council of League to tackle Iraq.
boundary problem.
7—Forces of Chang 'Tso-lin are de-
cisively defeated.
lumber
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8— . R. Canadian tn
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merchant dies at Ottawa. J. A. M.
Armstrong, former IVs, P. for North
York, arrested on theft charge,
0 -Britain ltoPos s xurl
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carpo to settle Mosul
trouble. Amer.n
icnai i inurs refuse arbitration, on stri-
ke issue
London. Ta•--Oirtario's balance sheet shows
improvement. in Provincial finances.
Toronto xx--'-Strife is feared in Manchuria as
Japanese troops i
Russian zone,
12—Turkey adopts conciliatory atti-
tude on 1Mostil'question,
14—Grave situation confronts Pre-
mier l3riand.
ove north toward.
i5—Japan overrides the Foreign Of- -
Tice and sends troops to 'Manchuria_•
Atlantic` rates for immigrants are cut
to minimum.
r6—Turkey
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Bey refuses to accept decis-
ion
of League regarding Mosul.:..
17—Japanese troops hold Manchur-
ia Capital.
al.
18—British diplomacy may cut off
Russia as ally of Turkey-.
119—Italy claims that Fascism' has
solved many vital problems. New
r
imma ration agreement between � g w n Ca-
nada and Motherland. is hailed inBri-
tain as "best Imperial news for a long
time."
21—Desperate battle is fought by
opposing forces on Yangtstin front,
Britain and. Turkey ' will ° confer on
Mosul issue,
22—Chinese pirates seize Pritish
ship, General Feng Yu-hsiax�gr'wins
big victory in China.
23—Canadian National Railways
will Show profit of $3o,000,000 for
year,
24—Conference of • aline workers
seeks to end anthracite ,strike in Unit-
ed States.
25 -Former German Emperor, cele-
brates Christmas: at Doot•n. , Turk
armmy leaders reported to be planning
campaign` to capture Mosul.
26—India, is disturbed by exclusion
law of South Africa" Tui'<cey' seeks
to delay ,Mosul conference.
28—Home rule India is urged by
British Labor leaders.'tri'
`New attempt
launched . to
settle anthracite e
s k.
29—Great Britain
speculates on
prospects of marriage of Prince ,,of
is in French Cabinet, Wales,
3—Premier Painleve of France, is
sustained by majority of 32.
1—Oil-electric car on C.N.R. dross-
es Canada in 67 hours.
S--Illicitdrug traffic found to have
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centre in Germany. Plot to assassin-
ate Mussolini is foiled by police,
6- Deatlx of Italian -Premier was to
revolt.
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ba signal
.lzreach cavalry encircle rebels at
Damascus.,
9
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dors exchange loving -cul
bangn et,
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