The Saturday Evening Post hit the stands with an enduringly popular Leyendecker illustration.
Judge, which had recently combined with Leslie's, made fun of the cost of a dinner date.
Walther Rathenau, German Foreign Minster, was assassinated by right wing German nationalist. Germany's march towards Nazism was commencing.
On the same day Hitler began serving his prison sentence.
The American Professional Football Association voted to change its name to the National Football League.
The English Ladies Football Association hold its only championship.
Japan announced it would withdraw its occupation forces from Siberia, save for Sakhalin Island, by the end of October.
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