The Mexican government executed 20 people by firing squad. They'd participated in the uprising several days prior.
Out Our Way featured the cowboys for today.
Governor John Wentworth, British colonial governor of New Hampshire and Lieutenant-Governor of Nova Scotia, issued a proclamation setting November 24th as a day of public thanksgiving for all God's goodness in the harvest, health and blessings, as well as for the King and family.
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On this day in 1922, Alexander Graham Bell died on his estate in Nova Scotia.
Bell was born in Scotland and later immigrated to Canada with his family. In his early inventive years, he lived in the United States and obtained American citizenship after his marriage. In his later years, he kept residences in the U.S. and Canada, but tended to favor his home in Nova Scotia, which had originally been a summer home. He was 75 at the time of his death. He is, of course, most famously noted for the telephone.
The City of Monticello was dashed against the rocks in the Bay of Fundy, 4 miles from its destination of Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, with the loss of 31 lives.
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