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Women's Christian Temperence Union was organinzed.
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The Act excluded Chinese peopl who were skilled and unskilled laborers and Chinese people employed in mining from entering the country for ten years under penalty of imprisonment and deportation.
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The First Electric Sewing Machine was created.
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Thomas Edisonis granted the patent for the radio!
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First four-wheeled tractor.
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Henry Ford made an affordable car for the American public.
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Henry Ford started the assembly to make assembling cars easier and faster.
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Harlem Rebaissance promoted black people
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Georgia Mayor Thomas W. Hardwick receuved a mail bomb that was opened by the housekeeper. No one was killed but the housekeeper and wife had minor injuries.
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The nineteenth was passed giving women the right to vote.
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Alexander Palmer urged Woodrow Wilson to investigate in communist and Russian immigrant's activities to ensure safety.
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The manufacturing, selling, giving, or consumption of alcohol was prohibited.
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When two black men tried to vote in Ocoee, Florida tried to vote the KKK killed both black and white residents as well as destroying houses and churches.
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This act stated that only immigrants who currently lived in America or were born in America could have jobs and no other immigrants could come to America.
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William Howard Livens made the first household dishwasher.
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The largest gathering of the Ku Klux Klan ever held in New England took place at the Agricultural Fairgrounds in Worcester. The KKK had hired more than 400 "husky guards," but after the rally ended near midnight, a riot broke out.
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Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti were Italians who were accused of the killing of two man at a shoe factory holdup.
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The world's first working fully electronic television system, made byPhilo Farnsworth, which had electronic scanning in both the pickup and display devices, was first demonstrated to news media on this day.
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The 21st ammendment was passed which repealed Prohibition.
