Review Of The Year 1930 From Global Press And Pacts
A broad year in review notes economic woes through 1930 with unemployment, low prices, and slow relief efforts. It highlights London naval talks, Young plan reparations, and rising fascist strength in Germany, plus political upheavals across the Americas and India’s roundtable challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All-India Congress
India
London
W. L. Mackenzie King
Richard B. Bennett
Europe
Germany
Mueller
Buvset
National Specialista
Hindenburg
Reichstag
National Socialisty
Fascists
Adolf Hitler
France
Spain
Italy
Chamber of Deputies
Primed de Rivera
D’amaso Berenguer
Mussolini
Carol
Rumania
Manin
Boris I
Bulgaria
Giovanna
London treaty era shifts and League Briand plan debates
International diplomacy spans naval arms limits under the London treaty with United States Great Britain Japan France. France and Italy dispute parity. only certain provisions survive. Briand promotes a federation plan at Geneva. a 1981 meeting is slated. Central European states sign a Warsaw agrarian pact. Lithuania abstains due to Netherlands rifts. France strengthens positions amid broader negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Germany
Russia
Gates W. McGarrah
New York
Alreadly
Bank For International Settlements
Rhineland
Hungary
Austria
Little Entente
Frank B. Kelley
United States
World Court
Charles Evans Hughes
Mandate—Commission
Noliey
Hte
Chum Welzmann
World Zionists Orginization
T—Eisantic
Dputhcare
Mater Briand
France
Lenii Deterding
Russhan
Paris
London
Mexico
Moscow
Great Britain
Japan
Syails
League
Briand
Assembly of the
League of Nations
M. Briand
Assembly
Geneva
Central Europe
Warsaw
Bulgaria
Zechoslovakia
Estonia
Finland
Hoover era tariff clash in Hawley Smoot bill passage
A troubled year in the United States saw drought, unemployment, and political friction as the Hawley Smoot tariff bill became law after heated Senate and House debates. The measure reached record protective levels and drew protests from foreign governments, while President Hoover defended its flexible provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hoover
Senate
Congress
Representatives
Veterans Pension Act Passes After Veto Saga
A long wrangle over the veterans pension bill ends with the Senate repassing after amendments, House rejection of those changes, and a measure acceptable to the administration finally signed into law. The bill originally faced veto over disability compensation and financial concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Beyind
House
Senate
Eminent Americans Die in 1930 Collectively Remembered
An obituary roundup lists William Howard Taft former governor general of the Philippines and chief justice. Edward Terry Sanford associate justice. Elmer Sperry inventor of the tyroscope. Glenn Curtiss aviation pioneer. Stephen G Porter of Pennsylvania anti drug advocate. Bishop C P Anderson primate of the Episcopal Church. Harry Payne Whitney financier and sportsman. Gen Tasker Bliss World War I chief of staff. plus George E Woodberry Clare Briggs John D Archbold Henry J Cox Edward Bok Baron Leon Cassel Mrs William Jennings Bryan and Stephen T.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Lord Dewar
Great Britain
H. H. Furness
Cardinal de Arcoverde
Riio de Janeiro
Charles Scribner
Robert Bridges
England
Adele Ritchie
George Barnett
Marine Corps
Charles 8. Gilpin
Robertus Love
Earl D. Church
Fridtjof Nansen
W. J. Locke
Herbert—D— €Ross
Col. J. Gray Estey
Leard Randall T. Davidson
Canterbury
Cardinal Lucan
Reims
J. Walter Fewkes
Melville Davisson Post
Kuno Francke
Harvard
J. K. Vardaman
Mississippi
Marty Stutz
Harvey W. Wiles
Grant Overton
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
W. C. Neville
Cardinal Vannutelli
The
Sacred Colleges
von Bernhard
Mear
A. H. Robertson
Henry Sydnor Harrison
Leopold von Auer
James M. Lynch
Internatione
Fypesreaphical
Junien
Harry S. Black
New York
Count Oku
Japan
James Eads How
D. Joseph Silverman
Archbishop Messmer
Milwaukee
Siegfried Wagner
Isabella M. Alden
Pansy
J. Fred Booth
Edwin Clapp
James D. Phelan
California
Horace Smith-Dorrien
van Lear Black
Hearthmore News
Marion Terry
Eugene Silvaina
Duke of Northumberland
Lon Chaney
Henry T. Allen
Robert M. Thompson
Frederick Dent Grant
G. W. Baird
Allan Pinkerton
Detective Agency
Josiah H. Marvel
American Bar Association
Alexander Harrison
A. J. Zilegemeir
E. V. Valentine
Valerian Weyler
Spain
Cardinal Casanova
Granada
C. W. Dyson
Edward H
Snapper
Garrison
William Howard Taft
Philippines
Supreme Court of the United States
Republic
Mr. Taft
Edward Terry Sanford
Supreme Court
Elmer A. Sperry
Glenn H. Curtiss
Stephen—G
Porter
Pennsylvania
C. P. Anderson
Episcopal Church
America
Harry Payne Whitney
Gen
Tasker H. Bliss
George E. Woodberry
Clare Briggs
John D. Archbold
Henry J. Cox
Edward Bok
Baron Leon Cassel
William Jennings Bryan
Stephen T
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edward W. Pickard
Balkans
China
United
Democrats
Tro
Steecon
Prine
MacDonald
Snowdon
Mahatma
Gandhi
Dominican Republic
Horacio Vasquez
Vasquez
Ing
Arena
Rafael Trujillo
Coeem
Bolivia
Hernando Siles
Chile
Hans Kundt
Pruassit
Carlos Blanco Gallindy
Peru
Umpy
Augusto B. Lesuia
Luis M. Sanchez Cerro
Leguia
Hipolito Irigeyent
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Jose Francisco Uriburu
Irigoyen
Vargas
Brazil
Washing- Leaeon
Suoaula
Getulio Vargas
Rio Grande Do Sul
Prestes
Ane Aed
Taneder
Frank T. “Hines
Wickersham
Prohibition Bureau
Treasury
Department of Justice
Amos W. W. Woodcock
James M. Doran
Industrial Alcohol Bureau
Treasury Department
Charles Evans Mughes
John J. Parker
North Carolina
Owen J Roberts
Towers
Hinois
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Nararatty
Dent Hooker
H .A. Booth
Denmark
Fred M. Dering
John N. Willys
Poland
Hanford W. MacNider
Canada
W. Cameron Forbes
W. M. Jardine
Egypt
Herman Bernstein
Albania
Nicholas Roosevelt
J. Reuben Clark, Jr
William XII, Doak
Virginia
Tabor
James J. Davis
Veterans’ Pension Act
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