4

Bernard Snow (II) 66
John Sylvester Perry 70
Evelone (Eva) Maude Matson (Perry) 65
Charlotte Russon (Peck) 71
Lawson Green Wilson 75

3

William Nephi Lowe 53
Mary Louisa Powell (Lowe) 43
Charles Eben Snow 38
Edith Estella Perry (Snow) 41
Martin Peterson 57
Elisha Peck Jr. 51
Elizabeth Jane Wilson (Peck) 46

2

Earl Franklin Lowe 19
Jessie Marlene Snow (Lowe) 16
Harry Chester Peterson 20
Mada Elizabeth Peck (Peterson) 20

General

Population: 2.00 Billion*

• Entertainment: Writers include James Joyce (Ulysses), TS Eliot (The Waste Land), Sinclair Lewis (Babbitt), HL Mencken (Defense of Women), WB Yeats (Later Poems)
  Music includes Irving Berlin, Ottorino Respighi, Igor Stravinsky, Paul Hindemith
  Popular artists include Al Jolson, Fanny Brice, Lambert Murphy (I Dream of Jeannie With The Light Brown Hair)
  Victor Silvester becomes world dancing champion
  Emily Post publishes "Etiquette"
  Writers include Henry Ford, Willa Cather, TS Eliot (The Wasteland), F Scott Fitzgerald, John Galsworthy, Maxim Gorki, Herman Hesse (Siddhartha), James Joyce (Ulysses published in Paris – 500 copies burned), SH Lawrence, Sinclair Lewis, Katherine Mansfield, AA Milne, Hugh Walpole, Virginia Woolf, AE Housman, Eugene O'Neill, John Dewey, Herbert Hoover
  Films include Dr. Mabuse the Gambler, Nosferatu, Nanook of the North, Last of the Mohicans, Glorius Adventure
  Art includes Delaunay, Kandinsky elected professor at Bauhaus, Max Beckmann, Max Beerbohm, Clive Bell, Paul Klee, David Low (political cartoons), John Marin, Joan Miro
  Andre Masson experiments with cubism
  Marc Chagall leaves Russia for Paris
  TS Eliot founds literary journal
• Fashion: "Classic Style" prevails in women's fashions
• Medicine: Insulin first used to treat diabetes
  Carrel discovers white corpuscles
• Politics: Washington Conference agrees Pacific Treaty between Britain France Japan and US
  Nansen Passports used as travel documents for stateless persons
• Religion: Pope Benedict XV dies, Pope Pius XI elected (Achille Ambrogio Damiano Ratti Desio)
  Pope gets Vatican City recognized as a sovereign state, signs Lateran treaty
  Benedictines of Solesmes (Gregorian chants) return to their abbey
• Science: Albert Einstein wins Nobel Prize
  Aston with mass spectrography
  Blackett experiments with transmutation
  Niels Bohr wins Nobel Prize
  Boclentz measures star intensities
  Evans and Bishop discover antisterility Vitamin E
  Hegrovsky investigates aluminum
  TH Morgan experiments with fruit flies
  First dinosaur eggs discovered
• Technology: First 3-D Movie
  Massolle and Vogt develop unsuccessful sound film system "Tri-Ergon"
  Harwood invents self-winding wristwatch
  First technicolor film (Germany)
• Travel: Mercedes-Daimler cars dominate racing
  Austin Seven popularizes motoring
• Deaths: Chocolatier George Cadbury, English singer Marie Lloyd, Lillian Russell, Alexander Graham Bell, English explorer John Moresby, English naturalist WH Hudson, Malaria pioneer Sir Patrick Manson, Antarctic explorer Ernest Shackleton, English cartoonist Sir Leslie Ward, Irish politician Erskine Childers executed, Boer general Christiaan De Wet, Field marshal Sir Henry Wilson assassinated, English cartoonist Leslie Ward "Spy", French writer Marcel Proust, American preacher Lyman Abbott, Store innovator John Wanamaker, French dramatist Henri Bataille, Mori Ogai (modern Japanese literature), English astronomer Sir William Christie, Pope Benedict XV, Ex-Emperor Charles of Austria

Africa

• General: Drought at horn of Africa
• Egypt: Independence under King Faud I
  King Tut's tomb discovered by Howard Carter and Lord Carnarvon
• South-West Africa: (Namibia) South Africa holds colony of South-West Africa to 1990

Americas

• General: Quake on Chile/Argentina border measures 8.5
• Argentina: End of presidency of Hipolito Irigoyen as Marcelo Torcuato de Alevar becomes president
• Canada: Many Brits and Scots travel to Canada for work
• Chile: Edwards becomes president of League Assembly

Asia

• China: Typhoon kills 60,000
• India: Gandhi sentenced to six years' imprisonment for civil disobedience
• Japan: Washington Naval Agreement limits power in Pacific
  Japanese-US naval agreement signed
  Launch of Hosho the aircraft carrier

Europe

• General: Treaty of Rapallo with Soviet-German military agreement
  Stanislavsky goes on a tour of Europe with Moscow Arts Theater
  American cocktail becomes popular in Europe
• Austria: Ignaz Seipel named Federal Chancellor
  Geneva Protocol – Austria denounces Anschluss
  International Society for Contemporary Music formed in Vienna
  International Union for Cultural Cooperation founded in Vienna
  Hannes Schneider the Austrian skiing champion opens school
• France: BCG tuberculosis vaccine used
  Ramond Poincare succeeds Aristide Briand as Prime Minister
  Nouvelles litteraires founded in Paris
• Germany: Walter Rathenau named German Foreign Minister then assassinated by German fanatics
  Friedrich Ebert reelected German president
  Remarkable gliding flights (3 hours)
  Mussolini demands that Black Shirt militia be given cabinet posts
• Great Britain: Liberal party takes control though A Bonar Law (Conservative) becomes Prime Minister succeeds David Lloyd George (Liberal)
  Unemployed Glasgow workers undertake hunger march to London
  Wilhelm Cuno named German chancellor
  P.E.N. club founded in London
  LCC County Hall in London completed
  BBC 2LO begins broadcast
  Lord Rothermere in London inherits "Daily Mail"
  Dr. Marie Stopes holds meeting in Queen's Hall London advocating birth control
  Unemployment grows in Britain and Scotland
  Scottish socialists organize Hunger March
• Greece: King Constantine abdicates – George II succeeds him until 1924 and again from 1935-47
  King George V opens new tennis stadium at Wimbledon
• Ireland: Irish free state cuts ties with Britain - 26 of 32 counties leave union
  Civil war between Free Staters and Republicans to 1923
• Italy: Mussolini takes power in march on Rome establishing Fascism and demanding that Black Shirt militia be given cabinet posts
  Conference of Genoa
  King Victor Emmanuel III invites Benito Mussolini to be prime minister
• Lithuania: End of republic of Central Lithuania in Russia area
• Poland: Germany cedes upper Silesia to Poland
  President Pilsudski resigns
• USSR: Formation with Lenin as leader
  Russia joins with Ukraine, Belorussia, Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia - later with Estonia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldavia (Moldova), Tadzhikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan
  Droughts in Volga and Ukraine regions end killing 5 million
  Typhus outbreak
• Vatican City: Pope Pius XI orders Italian clergy not to become part of the Partito Popolare – enables Mussolini
• Yugoslavia: Kingdom of Montenegro annexed to Kingdom of Serbs etc.

Middle East

• Ottoman Empire: Dissolution as preparations for Turkey to become a Republic
  Sultan deposed by Mustafa Kemal (Ataturk)
  Greeks driven out of Izmir (Smyrna) and city is destroyed
• Palestine: League of Nations approves Palestinian mandate
  Arab Congress at Nablus rejects British mandate for Palestine

Pacific

President:

Pres: Warren G. Harding

General

• Crime: Teapot Dome Scandal involves naval reserves leased to private businessmen
  Federal Narcotics Control Board established by President Harding
• Entertainment: Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Wallace found "Reader's Digest"
  Annie Oakley age 62 performs for last time , injured in car accident later this year
• Finance: Fordney-McCumber Tariff passed - protectionist
  Stockmarket "boom" starts in America
• Military: Naval Holiday declared
• Politics: New Ku Klux Klan gains political power in US
  US Congressional election reduces Republican majority
• Sports: Rose Bowl ends in scoreless tie
• Weather: Bad year for tornadoes
• Technology: First portable radio and first car radio
  Polish immigrant Leo Gerstenrang starts manufacturing Q-tips (originally called Baby Gays)

East

Midwest

• Illinois: Louis Armstrong arrives in Chicago from New Orleans
• Missouri: Truman elected judge of Jackson County

South

• Georgia: Governor of Georgia appoints first woman as US senator – one-day term

West and Pacific

• Alaska: Aniakchak volcano discovered on Alaskan coast
• California: Quake measures 7.3
• Utah: Silent movie The Covered Wagon filmed in Garrison UT
  Actress Marie Windsor born in Marysville
  First radio transmission in Utah

President

Pres: Heber J. Grant

Membership: 566,358

Temples: 5

Other

• Primary Children's Hospital opens in Salt Lake
• First Utah radio transmission
• Tafts spend evening with Saints
• Reed Smoot brings Elder George Albert Smith to meet the president
• Truman elected judge of Jackson County MO and is befriended by mission president Samuel O. Bennion