The "Calles Law" went into effect.
Rioting broke out.
The French Chamber of Deputies voted in favour of Prime Minister Raymond Poincaré's drastic tax increase plan to save the nation from bankruptcy.
The gutless U.S. Congress should do this right now, but it's too spineless to do so.
Various magazines hit the stands in the English speaking world with summer themes.
The New Yorker depicted men sleeping outdoors to escape the heat.
The British journal Country Life went with scenes of Scotland
Taking a different theme entirely, the Saturday Evening Post depicted dogs.
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