6 February 1922Independence of ChinaWarren Gamaliel Harding
Respects the territory of China, a formal endorsement of the "Open Door" policy
Historical records for United States of America in 1922, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Respects the territory of China, a formal endorsement of the "Open Door" policy
Respects the territory of China, a formal endorsement of the "Open Door" policy
Provides for a 10 year moratorium on building large vessels
Respects the territory of China, a formal endorsement of the "Open Door" policy
The Washington Disarmament Conference comes to an end with the signature of a final Treaty forbidding fortification of the Aleutian Islands for 14 years
US, British, Japanese, French & Italian ships remain 5.5, 3, 1.75 & 1.75. The Washington Disarmament Conference comes to an end with the signature of a final Treaty forbidding fortification of the Aleutian Islands for 14 years. The US, Britain, France & Japan agree to the naval status quo. Signed by the US, Britain, Japan, France & Italy. Signed at the Washington Conference
John Willards "Cat & the Canary," premiered in NYC
The US. Congress establishes the World War Foreign Debt Commission
Harding signs the Capper-Volstead Act, exempting the farmers from federal antitrust laws permitting them to share prices and orchestrate supply
Harding signs the Capper-Volstead Act, exempting the farmers from federal antitrust laws permitting them to share prices and orchestrate supply
Harding signs the Capper-Volstead Act, exempting the farmers from federal antitrust laws permitting them to share prices and orchestrate supply
The Supreme Court unanimously upholds the 19th Amendment to the Constitution that guaranteed the right of women to vote
The Supreme Court unanimously upholds the 19th Amendment to the Constitution that guaranteed the right of women to vote
President Harding orders the US. troops back from the Rhineland
President Harding orders the US. troops back from the Rhineland
Elmer Bernstein, movie music composer is born in NYC
Birth of Judy Garland
The tariff raises duties on many agricultural and manufactured imports.
A supreme court decision to ban alcohol at sea is approved by President Harding
A supreme court decision to ban alcohol at sea is approved by President Harding
The Colorado River Compact for construction of the Hoover Dam splits the river basin into upper and lower halves with the states within each region deciding how the water would be divided
The Colorado River Compact for construction of the Hoover Dam splits the river basin into upper and lower halves with the states within each region deciding how the water would be divided
Birth of Ava Lavinia Gardner
Observes radio reflections from aircraft during naval experiments.
Works with Taylor on early aircraft detection by radio reflections.
Publication of "American Individualism"
Publication of "Babbitt"
Leaves the Budget Bureau after establishing strict early budget procedures.
Hubble announces that nearly all nebulae are associated with stars, and their illumination comes from star light
Jazz musician Duke Ellington moves to New York, forms band that ultimately becomes Duke Ellington Orchestra
A commission is formed with a representative from each of the Basin states and one from the Federal Government, the federal representative is Herbert Hoover, then Secretary of State for Commerce under President Warren Harding
Winner of the Pullitzer Prize for "The Founding of New England"
Publication of "Studies in The Theory of Human Society"
Publication of "The Waste Land"
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