British troops landed with heavy artillery in Turkey in order to prevent the Turks from taking control of the Dardanelles following the Greek defeat. Meanwhile, Anastasios Charalambis became Prime Minister of Greece in the midst of a military revolt, replacing Nikolaos Tirantafyllakos, who had stepped down. His service would last but a single day before King Constantine called upon him to abdicate and Sotirios Krokidas was appointed by the military as the new premier.
Things were not going well in Greece.
The League of Nations approved the Trans Jordan Memorandum setting the boundaries of the Kingdom of Jordan and Palestine. Those boundaries formed the later frame for the boundaries of the state of Israel.
Lev Kamenev was named to a position which was the functional titular equivalent of Prime Minister of the Soviet Union. Kamenev assumed the position as Lenin was becoming increasingly ill.
He was, of course, executed during Stalin's regime, during which the swimming pool of blood rose higher.
Henry Ford enacted a lock out of his plants, idling 100,100 workers, rather than pay what he regarded as profiteers in the coal and steel industries.
Work was progressing on the James Scott Water Fountain in Detroit.
And the USGS was out on the Colorado River again.
