5

Susan Coons (Killian) 81

4

Bernard Snow (II) 63
John Sylvester Perry 67
Evelone (Eva) Maude Matson (Perry) 62
Charlotte Russon (Peck) 68
Lawson Green Wilson 72

3

William Nephi Lowe 50
Mary Louisa Powell (Lowe) 40
Charles Eben Snow 35
Edith Estella Perry (Snow) 38
Martin Peterson 54
Elisha Peck Jr. 48
Elizabeth Jane Wilson (Peck) 43

2

Earl Franklin Lowe 16
Jessie Marlene Snow (Lowe) 13
Harry Chester Peterson 17
Mada Elizabeth Peck (Peterson) 17

General

Population: 1.87 Billion*

• Entertainment: Music includes Swanee, Hinky Dinky Parlay Voo, Dardanella, Alcoholic Blues, A Good Man is Hard to Find
  Music includes Manuel de Falla, Fritz Kreisler, Oskar Straus, Richard Strauss, Harry Tierney
  Adolf Busch starts Busch String Quartet
  Max Reinhardt opens Oresteia play
  Art includes Ernst Barlach (sculpture), Kandinsky, Klee, Max Liebermann, Monet, Munch, Picasso, Ferdinand Leger
  Writers include Sherwood Anderson, Joseph Conrad, John Drinkwater, Hermann Hesse, Hugh Lofting (Dr. Doolittle), Upton Sinclair, Hugh Walpole, Rabindranath Tagore, Carl Sandburg, JM Keynes, Count Hermann von Keyserling
  Films include Madame Dubarry, J'Accuse!, Half-Caste, The Devil's Passkey
  "Zeigfeld's Follies" debuts
  Architect Hans Poelzig works
  Hans Arp and Max Ernst create collages
• Medicine: Flu Pandemic kills 20-100 million
• Politics: Treaty of Versailles punishes Germany for WWI
  Treaties of St. Germain, Neuilly and Trianon settle WWI
  Woodrow Wilson wins Nobel Peace Prize
  War between British Indian and Afghan forces
• Science: Rutherford splits atom
  Sommerfeld writes about spectroscopy
  Aston builds mass-spectrograph
  Bherknes discovers causes of cyclones
  Goddard publishes on rocketry
  Thomas Hunt Morgan publishes about genetics
  First experiments with short-wave radio
• Sports: Mechanical rabbit developed for modern greyhound racing
  Jack Dempsey takes world boxing title
  Suzanne Lenglen begins to dominate women's tennis
• Technology: First self-dial telephones
• Transportation: First transatlantic flight by U.S. Navy NC-4 seaplane
  Alcock and Brown make first non-stop flight across Atlantic
  Ross and Keith Smith fly from London to Australia
• Deaths: Businessman Frank W Woolworth, Industrialist Andrew Carnegie, English physicist William Crookes, German chemist Emil Fischer, English physicist John William Strutt (Baron Rayleigh), Swiss chemist Alfred Werner, Swiss Botanist Simon Schwendener, Renoir, William Michael Rossetti, German philosopher Ernst Haeckel, Painter Sir Edward Poynter, Count Taisuke Itagaki, Sir Evelyn Wood – first British Sirdar of Egyptian army, Impressionist Pierre Auguste Renoir, Theodore Roosevelt, Cosmetic manufacturer Mme. C.J. Walker, George I of Greece, Chemist Alfred Werner, Murder of Rosa Luxemburg the German socialist leader, Assassination of German socialist leader Hugo Haase, South African statesman Louis Botha, First French-Canadian Prime Minister Sir Wilfred Laurier

Africa

• South Africa: Jan Christian Smuts succeeds Botha as Prime Minister
• Transvaal: ANC demonstrates against pass laws

Americas

• Canada: Mackenzie King becomes Canadian Liberal leader
  General strike in Winnipeg CAN
• Mexico: Emiliano Zapata assassinated
• Peru: End of President Pardo and return of progressive President Leguia

Asia

• China: Ancient dragon bones disproven and shown to be horses and deer
• India: Mahatma Gandhi (Mohandas) begins passive resistance to British Rule
  British troops fire on Nationalist rioters in Amritsar killing 379 wounding over 1200
• Japan: gains in China confirmed by Treaty of Versailles
• Java: Mt. Keluit erupts

Europe

• General: Treaty of Versailles signed by Germany under protest - sets up new countries in Eastern Europe
  League of Nations forms
  Germany agrees to give Alsace-Lorraine back to France and lands to Belgium Czechoslovakia and Poland then pay reparations and remain unarmed
  Daily air service begins between London and Paris
  Jazz arrives in Europe
• Austria: Territory dramatically reduced
  Treaty of Saint-Germain-en-Laye ending Habsburg monarchy and recognizes states of Czechoslovakia Poland Yugoslavia and Hungary
  Hapsburg dynasty exiled
  Death penalty abolished
• Belgium: Belgian war damage est $7.6 billion
• Bulgaria: Under treaty of Neuilly – Bulgaria cedes territories to Romania
• Czechoslovakia: Hungarian Red troops invade Czechoslovakia but are forced to withdraw
• Finland: War between Finland and Russia
• France: Peace conference opens at Versailles
  Wilson presides over League of Nations in Paris
• Germany: Economic depression
  Weimar assembly takes over
  Spartakist (Communist) uprising in Berlin is crushed
  Karl Liebknecht the left-wing socialist murdered by counterrevolutionary Freikorps officers together with Rosa Luxemburg the socialist leader
  Friedrich Ebert named President of German Republic
  Bavarian Premier Kurt Wisner assassinated
  Gustav Bauer follows Scheidemann as German Chancellor
  German fleet scuttled at Scapa Flow
  Church and State separated
  New universities in Hamburg Posen Bratislava and Cologne
  Bauhaus founded and built
• Great Britain: Aviators Alcock and Brown cross atlantic nonstop
  Cenotaph unveiled in London
  Prince of Wales tours Canada and US
  Lady Astor takes seat in House of Commons as first woman
  First two-minutes silence in Britain on anniversary of armistice day
  Church Assembly established by British Parliament
• Hungary: Soviet government formed by Bela Kin in Budapest - overthrown
• Ireland: Treaty in Ireland lets Sinn Féin set up parliament under Eamon de Valera and declare country republic
  Carson demands repeal of Home Rule
  Michael Collins forms IRA (Irish Republican Army)
• Italy: Fascists organized by Mussolini
  Nitti succeeds Orlando as Prime Minister
  Regency of Carnaro claimed by both Italy and Yugoslavia
• Poland: Plans made for independent state
  Ignace Paderewski named Premier
• Russia: Communist International founded by Lenin
  Soviet Republic set up
  Anti-Bolshevik army of Admiral AV Kolchak defeated in the Urals
  Civil war - Red Army takes Ufa – beginning of White defeat
  War with Finland
• Spain: Juan Belmonte the Spanish matador kills 200 bulls in 109 corridas
• Yugoslavia: Italian Nationalist Gabriel d'Annunzio takes port of Fiume (Rijeka) from Yugoslavia
  Red Army enters Crimea

British troops withdraw from Murmansk, Red Army takes Omsk and captures Kharkov, Republic of Prekmurje forms briefly

Middle East

• Afghanistan: Amanullah becomes Amir (Emir)
• Syria: Fighting between French and Syrians at Baalbek

Pacific

• Antarctica: Shackleton publishes regarding trek

President:

Pres: Woodrow Wilson

General

• Business: Utilities in US returned to private ownership
  US coal strike begins
  International Labor Conference in Washington endorses eight-hour workday
  N American steel strike
• Crime: "Palmer Raids" take place
• Culture: Marcus Garvey organizes and leads black nationalist movement
  Prohibition begins in US
  Red Summer of race riots in 26 US cities
• Education: Progressive Education Associaion founded at Columbia Teacher's College by John Dewey with Rockefeller money
• Entertainment: Actor's strike
  Radio Corporation of America (RCA) founded
  Cyclopaedia of American Biography fails to double-check facts and it is discovered 70 people listed were fictional
• Law: 18th Amendment makes alcohol illegal
• Military: American Legion formed
• Politics: US Senate rejects Versailles treaty and entry into League of Nations
  Wilson collapses in exhaustion<
  US House of Representatives moves to curtail immigration/li>
• Sports: Black Sox bribery scandal in baseball
  Sir Barton becomes first horse to win triple crown
  Babe Ruth hits 587-foot home run
  Jim Thorpe finishes six-year baseball career
  Rose Bowl held
• Transportation: First transatlantic flight by U.S. Navy seaplane

East

• Maine: Acadia National Park forms at Bar Harbor
• Massachusetts: Boston molasses flood kills 21 and inijures 150
• New York: AD Julliard dies – leaving 20 million to endow Julliard School of Music
  Dock workers strike Edgar Varese conducts New York New Symphony Orchestra

Midwest

• Illinois: Race riots in Chicago
• Minnesota: Tornado levels town

South

• Florida: Hurricane in the straits kills 772
• Texas: Corpus Christi cyclone

West and Pacific

• California: Researchers perform testicular transplant experiments on inmates – testicles come from executed prisoners and goats
  Los Angeles Symphony Orchestry first concert
• Hawaii: Dry dock completed at Pearl Harbor
• Utah: Former President Taft and others hold League of Nations convention in Salt Lake – some Brethren support and some oppose publicly
  UT becomes deciding state for repeal of prohibition

President

Pres: Heber J. Grant

Membership: 507,961

Temples: 5

5. Laie Hawaii

Other

• Church supports 18th amendment
• April Conference postponed due to flu epidemic (held June 1-3)
• Belgium royalty (Albert and Elizabeth) come to Temple Square
• Membership reaches 500,000
• Wilson blessed in HI temple dedicatory prayer
• Wilson visits Utah – meets with Emmeline B. Wells
• Deseret Book founded
• President Grant sustained by Church after delay due to flu