Robert Todd Lincoln, the only surviving child of Abraham and Mary Todd Lincoln, died at age 82.
A severe hurricane struck the Bahamas.
Swiss Army officers took 600 recruits on an ascent of the 10,650 feet high Devil's Mountain.
Reaching the summit at 8:30 am, they then descended without a single serious injury of any kind.
The still in effect Convention and Statute on the International Régime of Maritime Ports, providing that in peacetime, ships of all nations shall have freedom of access to maritime ports regardless of their maritime flag, went into effect.
Which should mean that Iran and the US, which the US hasn't declared war against, shouldn't be monkeying with ship traffic in the Strait of Hormuz.
Last edition:
Sunday, July 25, 1926. Last services before the Calles Law.
Labels: 1920s, 1926, Arizona, Catholic, Christianity, Cristero War, Joseph Stalin, Judaism, Mexico, police, Prohibition, religion, Stalin's' Purges, Tunisia, USSR
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