4

Bernard Snow (II) 67
John Sylvester Perry 71
Evelone (Eva) Maude Matson (Perry) 66
Charlotte Russon (Peck) 72
Lawson Green Wilson 76

3

William Nephi Lowe 54
Mary Louisa Powell (Lowe) 44
Charles Eben Snow 39
Edith Estella Perry (Snow) 42
Martin Peterson 58
Elisha Peck Jr. 52
Elizabeth Jane Wilson (Peck) 47

2

Earl Franklin Lowe 20
Jessie Marlene Snow (Lowe) 17
Harry Chester Peterson 21
Mada Elizabeth Peck (Peterson) 21

General

Population: 2.01 Billion*

• Entertainment: "The Charleston" dance invented
  Art includes Klee, Max Beckmann, Marc Chagall, Raymond Hood (Chicago Tribune building), Vassily Kandinsky, Paul Nash, Pablo Picasso, Maurice Utrillo, Le Corbusier
  End of Dada movement
  Music includes Stravinsky, Sibelius, Al Jolson, Bartok, Ernest Bloch, George Gershwin (Rhapsody in Blue), Jean Gilbert, Honegger, Ernst Krenek, Baurice Ravel, Ottorino Respighi, Siegfried Wagner, Paul Hindemith, Joseph "King" Oliver and "Jelly Roll" Morton record New Orleans–style jazz
  Songs include Yes, We Have No Bananas, Tea for Two, I want to be Happy (From No No Nanette) Just A Kiss in the Dark, Bessie Smith records "Down Hearted Blues" which sells 800,000 copies
  Films include Robin Hood (Douglas Fairbanks), The Pilgrim (Chaplin), Don Juan and Faust
  Writers include French architect Le Corbusier, Henry Morgenthau (autobiography), Francois Mauriac, Edna St. Vincent Millay, Felis Salten (Bambi), Dorothy L Sayers, PG Wodehouse, William Butler Yeats, e.e. cummings, Sigmund Freud (Ego and Id), Willa Cather, Agatha Christie, Colette, Joseph Conrad, Robert Frost, Jose Ortega y Gasset, Albert Schweitzer
• Fashion: Coco Chanel launches Chanel No. 5 perfume
• Finance: John Maynard Keynes writes about monetary reform
• History: Book of Cambridge Ancient History begins to appear
• Medicine: Germs causing tooth decay identified
• Politics: Treaty of Lausanne between Greece and Turkey
• Religion: Chaim Weizmann named President of Zionist World Organization
• Science: Svedberg develops ultracentrifuge
  Hevesy and Coster discover halfnium
  Hubble discovers variable star in Andromeda nebula
  Lord Cherwell investigates meteor sizes and upper atmosphere
  Millikan works with charge and photoelectricity
  Theory of acids and bases postulated by Brönsted
  Compton discovers that x-rays change wavelengths when scattered
• Sports: Paavo Nurmi runs a 4-minute mile, + 10 seconds
• Technology: Neon signs first widely used
  Colonel Jacob Schick patents electric razor
  Zworykin patents first television transmission tube – color tube in 1925
  Tytus invents new method of rolling steel
  de Forest demonstrates process for sound motion pictures
  Bauer analyzes earth's magnetic field
  Zworykin invents electronic camera tube
  Electrolux produces first electronic refrigerators
• Transportation: First nonstop transcontinental flight
  Juan de la Cierva develops principle of the autogiro (helicopter forerunner)
• Deaths: Pancho Villa, Warren G. Harding, Martha Mansfield after lit cigarette ignites Civil War costume, George Herbert 5th Earl of Carnavon dies of King Tut's curse and mosquito bite, Red Cross Society Sir Frederick Treves, English music hall star Albert Chevalier, Electrical engineer Charles P Steinmetz, Dutch physicist J Diderik van der Waals, Chemist Sir James Dewar, Wilhelm Conrad Rontgen, Gustave Eiffel, Sarah Bernhardt, Stojan Protic first prime minister of Yugoslavia, French statesman Theophile Delcasse, Author Katherine Mansfield, Johannes Diderik van der Waals,

Africa

• Abyssinia: (Ethiopia) joins League of Nations
• Morocco: Spanish influence limited

Americas

• Canada: Chinese settlement stopped
• Mexico: Pancho Villa killed

Asia

• China: Support grows for Communists
• Japan: Kanto Quake - Tokyo and Yokohama destroyed
  Tsunami and fire kills 143,000
  Quake causes economic slump through 1927

Europe

• General: Count Richard N Condenhove-Kalergi founds Pan-Europa movement
  Mother's Day celebrated in Europe
  First crossing of Channel from France to England by swimmer Enrique Tiriboschi (Argentina)
  Interpol founded
• Albania: Ahmed Zogu emerges as leader
• Austria: Hitler's coup in Munich fails (Beer Hall Putsch)
• Balkans: Split from Ottoman Empire
• Germany: Hyperinflation in Weimar Republic as power wanes - Mark drops to 1 USD : 4 million marks
  France and Belgium occupies the Ruhr after failure to pay reparations - French army occupies Darmstadt Karlsruhe and Mannheim
  Wilhelm Marx succeeds Stresemann as German chancellor
  Crown Prince William returns to Germany from exile in the Netherlands
  Hitler occupies Mein Kampf in jail after failing in armed overthrow of Bavaria
  Germany declares, abandons passive resistance
  Lutheran World Congress convenes
  Aircraft designer Willy Messerschmitt establishes his factory
• Great Britain: A Bonar Law first British Prime Minister of Canadian origin dies and Stanley Baldwin forms new government with Neville Chamberlain as Chancellor of the Exchequer
  London dock strike
  End of Irish civil war
  Robert Mayer founds Children's Concerts in London
  Ross Institute of Tropical Medicine in London founded
  Royal Fine Arts Comission formed
  First F.A. Cup Final played at Wembley Stadium
  "London Radio Times" appears
• Greece: King George II deposed by Greek Army
  Treaty of Lausanne between Greece and Turkey
• Italy: Mussolini creates fascist state and starts dissolving non-fascist parties
• Spain: General Primo de Rivera rules as dictator to 1930
• USSR: End of Republic of Perloja in Russia area
  Kamchatka quake 8.5 (Russia Aleutians)
  USSR establishes its first polar station
  Aeroflot founded
  Gregorian Calendar introduced into USSR
• Vatican City: Vatican Secretary of State supports Mussolini's dissolution of Partito Popolare
• Yugoslavia: Alexander I succeeds his father Peter I as King

Middle East

• Palestine: Britain begins to rule under League of Nations mandate
• Transjordan: Independence under Amir Abdullah
• Turkey: Modern republic founded when Turks finally sign WWI peace treaty
  Mustafa Kemal (Atatürk) moves capital from Istanbul to Ankara
  Ottoman Empire ends officially
  Treaty of Lausanne between Greece and Turkey
  Istanbul, not Constantinople

Pacific

President:

Pres: Warren G. Harding dies of ptomaine poisoning
Pres: Calvin Coolidge

General

• Crime: Scandals in presidency include Veteran's Bureau, Teapot Dome, and Elk Hills
• Entertainment: Briton Hadden and Henry R Luce found "Time" magazine
  Emile Coue arrives in America for speaking tour
• Fashion: Barney's clothing store opens as Barney Pressman pawns wife's ring
  US Attorney General legalizes women wearing pants anywhere
• Finance: Economic upturn as Bull market begins on Wall Street
• Law: Westman Publishing Company sues because song "Yes, We Have No Bananas" has same opening as Handel's Messiah – and they held US copyright
• Military: US Senate recalls forces from Rhineland

East

• New York: Possible tsunami
  First birth-control clinic opens in New York
  New York Prohibition Enforcement Act repealed by Governor Alfred E Smith

Midwest

• Illinois: "Bix" Beiderbecke organizes jazz band in Chicago
• Indiana: Tri-state conclave of Ku Klux Klan held in Kokomo with 200,000 members

South

• Oklahoma: Martial law established to protect people from attacks by the KKK
• South Carolina: Cleveland Rural Grade School fire in South Carolina kills 76 in flames and trampling
• Tennessee: F5 tornado hits Pinson

West and Pacific

• California: 7.2 Quake
  Harding dies of heart attack (or ptomaine poisoning) in San Francisco
  Fire in Berkeley
• Montana: Old-age pensions introduced
• Nevada: Old-age pensions introduced
• Utah: President Harding and family visits Utah

President

Pres: Heber J. Grant

Membership: 575,896

Temples: 6

6. Cardston Alberta Canada

Other

• Church purchases part of Hill Cumorah
• First "outlying" stake created in Los Angeles
• President Heber J Grant commemorates 100th anniversary of Moroni's visit
• Grants prays for Coolidge in general conference