4

Bernard Snow (II) 65
John Sylvester Perry 69
Evelone (Eva) Maude Matson (Perry) 64
Charlotte Russon (Peck) 70
Lawson Green Wilson 74

3

William Nephi Lowe 52
Mary Louisa Powell (Lowe) 42
Charles Eben Snow 37
Edith Estella Perry (Snow) 40
Martin Peterson 56
Elisha Peck Jr. 50
Elizabeth Jane Wilson (Peck) 45

2

Earl Franklin Lowe 18
Jessie Marlene Snow (Lowe) 15
Harry Chester Peterson 19
Mada Elizabeth Peck (Peterson) 19

General

Population: 1.96 Billion*

• Crime: Sacco and Vanzetti found guilty of murder
• Entertainment: Art includes Picasso's Three Musicians, Georges Braque, Carlo Carra, Max Ernst, Klee, Oskar Kokoschka, Munch (The Kiss)
  Films include Charlie Chaplin's The Kid, and Nosferatu
  Duke of Westminster sells Gainsborough's Blue Boy and Reynold's Portrait of Mrs. Siddons for 200k pounds
  Music includes Paul Hindermith, Prokofiev, Stravinsky, Irving Berlin's music reviews, Marion Harris, Van &zmp; Schneck (Ain't We Got Fun?), Fanny Brice (Second Hand Rose), Paul Whiteman, Al Jolson
  Writings include Pirandello's Six Characters in Search of an Author, Kretschmer's Physique and Character, Sherwood Anderson, Karel and Josef Capek, John Galsworthy, Aldous Huxley, DH Lawrence, Eugene O'Neill, Ezra Pound, Bernard Shaw, Virginia Woolf, Langston Hughes first publishes poetry, Bestseller is Scaramouche by Rafael Sabatini, Charles Baudouin, Bertrand Russell, Albert Schweitzer
  Remodeled Teatro alla Scala opens under the leadership of Arturo Toscanini
• Fashion: Guccio Gucci and wife opens store in France
• Medicine: Switzerland psychologist Carl Jung publishes on psychology
  Germanin for treatment of sleeping sickness discovered
  Calmette and Guerin develop the BCG tuberculosis vaccine
  Dessauer advocates medium-voltage x-ray therapy
• Politics: Washington Conference held to discuss naval armament reductions
• Science: d'Herelle discovers bacteriophages
  Langmuir formulates theories of atomic structure and absorption
  Soddy studies isotopes in nature
  Rutherford and Chadwick disintegrate all elements except oxygen carbon lithium and beryllium
  Saha develops thermal ionization equation re: stellar spectra
  Stern and Gerlach show that a beam of atomic silver is split into two distinct beams on passing through nonhomogenous magnetic field
  Einstein Nobel Prize
  Chromosome theory of heredity postulated by TH Morgan
  Bergius hydrogenates coal into oil
  Bronsted and von Hevesy successfully separate isotopes
  Dacque initiates phylogenetically oriented paleontology
• Sports: Jack Dempsey defeates Georges Carpentier in knockout
  First sports play-by-play
  Old game of table tennis revived
• Deaths: Philanthropist Sir Ernest Cassel, Explorer William Speirs Bruce, John Dunlop (tires), Tenor Enrico Caruso, Soprano Christine Nilsson Russian anarchist and scientist Prince Peter Kropotkin, Naturalist John Burroughs, Sculptor Adolf von Hildebrand, Composer Camille Saint-Saens, Tenor Gervase Elwes accidentally killed, King Peter I of Serbia, Prince Philip zu Eulenburg-Hertefeld (Wilhelm II's friend and advisor), AH Bruce the 6th Baron Balfour of Burleigh, British Quartermaster-General of WWI army John S Cowans, Takashi Hara Premier of Japan assassinated, German sculptor von Hildebrand, German composer Engelbert Humperdinck

Africa

• Morocco: Nationalist revolt against French and Spanish - Abd-el-Krim leads Berbers and Arabs against Europeans
• South Africa:

Americas

• General: Panama and Costa Rica at the verge of war
• Bolivia: Progressive president Juan Bautista Saavedra rules
• Canada: Mackenzie King elected Prime Minister
• Colombia: U.S. gives Colombia $25 million to compensate for losing Panama in 1903
• Cuba: Chess player Capablanca wins title from Lasker who held title since 1894
• Republic of Central America: Forms from Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador

Asia

• China: Struggle between warlords
  Communist Party forms
• German New Guinea: Australia given mandate over German New Guinea
• India: Plague kills millions
  Cholera outbreak
  Lord Reading appointed Viceroy of India succeeds Lord Chelmsford
  First Indian Parliament meets
• Japan: Crown Prince Hirohito named prince regent and father retires from mental illness
  Takashi Hara Premier of Japan assassinated
• Nepal: North side of Everest explored by British
• Philippines: Independence from U.S.

Europe

• General: Treaty of Riga ends war between Russia and Poland
  Turks fight against Greeks
  Anglo-Soviet trade agreement
• Austria: Alfred Adler associate of Sigmund Freud opens child guidance clinic in Vienna
• Armenia: Creation of Republic of Mountainous Armenia in the Caucasus mountains for one year
• Czechoslovakia: Eduard Benes elected Prime Minister
• Finland: Mutiny of Russian sailors put down
• France: Die Walkure becomes first Wagnerian opera to be staged at Paris Opera since before WWI
• Germany: Germany receives bill of $33 million for WWI from Paris Conference of Allies, leading to further resentment
  First superhighway built in Berlin
  Start of hyperinflation
  Karl Grossman the serial killer caught and commits suicide – possibly sold the meat of women he killed for hotdogs and on the black market
  Upper Silesian plebiscite – 63% vote for incorporation of Germany
  Rathenau appointed German Minister for Reconstruction
  Finance minister Matthias Erzberger assassinated
  Der Querschnitt (The Crosscut) German intellectual periodical appears
  Festival of Contemporary Music at Donaueschingen
• Great Britain: British coal miners strike over poor conditions
  National Institute for Industrial Psychology founded in London
  British Legion founded
  London Imperial Conference
  British Musicians' Union founded in London
  BBC founded
  Country estate of Chequers presented to Great Britain by Lord Lee – becomes official country residence of the prime minister
  Gayety theater in Manchester closes due to lack of support for repertory art
• Greece: Greece attacks Turkey but is later defeated
• Hungary: Ex-Emperor Charles's first coup to regain throne fails
• Ireland: Irish Free State created in southern Ireland by Anglo-Irish treaty though six counties of Ulster remain in UK
  Winston S Churchill becomes Colonial Secretary
• Italy: Italy captures Regency of Carnaro
• Portugal: Revolution in Lisbon – Antonio Machado Santos founder of the republic murdered
• Russia: Civil war ends with Bolshevik victory
  White Russians defeated
  Mutiny of Russian sailors at Kronshtadt put down
  Drought in Russia, Volga and Ukraine kills 20 million - Russians spared by donations of American food
  Maxim Gorki seeks American help which is granted
  Lenin introduces new economic policy
• Spain: duardo Data the prime minister assassinated and 12,000 troops lost in battle of Annual in Morocco
• Sweden: Capital punishment abolished
• Switzerland: Physician MO Bircher-Benner recommends more raw foods

Middle East

• Iran: Reza Khan carries out coup in Tehran
• Iraq: Faisal I becomes King
• Ottoman Empire: Last year - start of Turkish nationalist government

Pacific

• Australia: Australia wins the Ashes (cricket)
• Pakistan: Harappa city ruins discovered in upper Indus valley

President:

Pres: Woodrow Wilson
Pres: Warren G. Harding inaugurated

General

• Crime: Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle accused of raping and accidentally killing actress Virginia Rappe – acquitted but career suffered to 1932
  President Harding commutes Eugene Debs' 10-year sentence
• Culture: Eugenics philosopher Bertrand Russell proposes organized plagues against the black population
• Entertainment: Josephine Baker performs
• Finance: Bureau of the Budget created
  US economy depressed with five million unemployed
  Andrew Mellon named Secretary of the Treasury
• Law: Immigration restricted
  Former President Taft named Chief Justice of Supreme Court
• Military: Veterans Bureau created
• Politics: Washington Naval Conference begins
  US finally declares peace with Germany
  US Government follows policy of isolation in refusing to join League of Nations
• Sports: First radio broadcast of World Series

East

• New York: First radio broadcast of baseball game
• Pennsylvania: Radio station KDKA in Pittsburg becomes first regular broadcasting
  Death of senator and political boss Boies Penrose

Midwest

South

• General: Ku Klux Klan activites become violent
• Georgia: F4 tornado
• Texas: San Antonio flood
• Virginia: Unknown soldier interred at Arlington
• West Virginia: Federal troops drop bombs on WV miners insurrection at Blair Mountain – Union broken

West and Pacific

• Colorado: Pueblo storm and flood - cloudburst kills 120
  75.8 inches of snow falls on Silver Lake
• Oregon: 54 inches of snow falls near the Dalles

President

Pres: Heber J. Grant

Membership: 548,803

Temples: 5

Other

• M-Men and Gleaners introduced to support young people in the Church
• Doctrine and Covenants published in double-column format with footnotes and headers. Lectures on Faith not included
• Saints call on Chief Justice Taft – give him Book of Mormon
• Samoans given interpretation of tongues to hear Elder McKay
• Elders McKay and Cannon take world survey of Church for Presidency
• South Africa reopens for missionary work