Some news that read like news of the decade prior, and some that was truly horrific.
A murder simply over a man staying at a hotel.
Farmer James D. Cummings and draftsman J. Earl McLeod of Washington, Kansas, filed the patent application for the bulldozer.
It's amazing to think that bulldozers did not exist before that time.
The Tangier Protocol was signed between France, Spain and the United Kingdom, creating the Tangier International Zone in Morocco. It governed the international zone of the city, and would exist until 1956 when Morocco became independent.
Andrew Volstead of Volstead Act fame told a law enforcement conference that the American public was working around towards supporting prohibition.
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