The Saturday Evening Post went to press with what would have been a gender bending cover, women being an enduringly popular illustration topic then and now.
The Country Gentleman chose children as the theme, which they often did.
President Harding traveled to Gettysburg.
A group of Miners and Operators visited Harding at the White House.
Herbert Lord was sworn in as Director of the United States Agency of the Budget.
Lord had served in similar roles in the U.S. Army, from which he had just retired, and had proven very adept at it.
The Great Railroad Strike of 1922 commenced, with any major railroad strike being a national disaster at the time. It would run into August.
In Wexford, the IRA derailed a train, that somehow being a revolutionary act that made sense, somehow.
Construction commenced on the Country Club Plaza in Kansas City, Missouri. It was the first planned regional shopping center. It is still in operation.
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