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The 19th Amd. is ratified
The 19th amendment is passed which gives women the right to vote. This is a huge milestone for women's rights. It paves way to more advances in rights. -
The world series(Radio Broadcast)
This is the first time that the world series is broadcasted over radio. The New York Giants beat the New York Yankees 5-3. This causes a spike in the radio companies. -
The immigration quota is established.
This quota sets certain restrictions for the immigrants who america does not want in the country. They add tests and rules to ensure failure. The U.S does not want Europeans or Mexicans. -
The Sacco-Vanzetti Trial
Two Italian immigrants were put on trial accused of murder. Their names were Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti. They will later be accused and given the death penalty. -
The Yankee Stadium is constructed.
Some time in the Year 1923 The Yankee stadium is constructed. It is also known as "The House Ruth Built" It is located in the Bronx,NY -
Pres. Harding Dies
President Warren G.Harding dies of a stroke in a San Francisco Hotel room. VP Calvin Coolidge Takes his place. This causes a major blow to stock market as stock goes down. -
The Scopes Trial
A state has banned the teaching of evolution in school(due to christian beliefs). Scopes violated this ban and was pinned against a ruthless attorney. He was later found guilty. -
Linderberg's Flight
Charles Lederberg is the first to fly to Paris in a biplane, named "The Spirit of St. Louis". It took him about 33 hours to fly from New York to Paris. He sets a world record this day and becomes a national hero. -
Babe Ruth Hits 60th home run
The baseball star, Babe Ruth is known for amazing plays and runs. on Sep. 30th he set a new record of 60 home runs in a single season. His record will stand for around for 3 more years. -
The Jazz Singer Premires
The Jazz singer was a special movie. It marked the end of silent movies forever. It was the first of its kind and was adored throught the world.
