Death of Wallace Reid
Death of Wallace Reid
Explore 91 historical events and records for United States of America in 1923.
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Death of Wallace Reid
Birth of Norman Kingsley Mailer
Lectures in French on relativity during his visit to British Mandate Palestine.
Gives a second Jerusalem lecture on relativity, this time in German.
Writes the opinion requiring federal review of mob-dominated state criminal proceedings.
Takes his seat as an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court.
Writes the opinion denying naturalization eligibility to Bhagat Singh Thind under racial citizenship rules.
Urges United States participation in the Permanent Court of International Justice.
Begins his Spanish visit with lectures in Barcelona, presenting relativity to scientists and helping stimulate wider discussion of modern theoretical physics in Spain.
Resigns amid allegations of corruption and mismanagement in the Veterans Bureau.
Signs the Agricultural Credits Act, expanding federal credit facilities for farmers.
Signs the Classification Act, standardising federal civil-service grades and pay schedules.
Becomes a corresponding member of the Royal Academy of Exact, Physical and Natural Sciences in Madrid.
Leaves office as Secretary of the Interior before the Teapot Dome scandal fully emerges.
Receives an honorary doctorate in science from the University of Madrid.
Gives several Madrid lectures on relativity and theoretical physics to university, academy and scientific audiences during his celebrated Spanish tour.
Concludes his Spanish scientific tour with lectures in Zaragoza that further disseminate the concepts and mathematical outlook of relativity.
Writes the majority opinion invalidating a District of Columbia minimum-wage law for women.
Birth of Joseph Heller
Takes office as Comptroller of the Currency during the Harding administration.
Birth of Bea Arthur, actress in the "Golden Girls"
Birth of Henry Alfred Kissinger
Writes the majority opinion protecting language instruction against a Nebraska restriction.
Is admitted to the Pour le Mรฉrite for Sciences and Arts.
Begins a western speaking tour intended to explain administration policies and promote national unity.
Delivers his Nobel lecture on fundamental ideas and problems of relativity.
Drives the ceremonial golden spike completing the Alaska Railroad during his western tour.
Visits Canada during his final tour, becoming the first sitting United States president to visit the country.
Is present when President Harding dies during the western tour.
Dies suddenly in San Francisco while serving as President of the United States.
Warren Harding dies and Vice President Coolidge succeeds to the presidency.
Sworn in as the 30th President of the United States by his father, John C. Coolidge.
Begins his first presidential term after succeeding Warren Harding.
The vice presidency becomes vacant after Coolidge succeeds to the presidency.
Repeats the presidential oath before a federal judge after returning to Washington.
The United States recognizes the government of Alvaro Obregon after negotiations over claims and property rights.
Supports negotiations leading to improved relations with Mexico and recognition of the Obregon government.
Keeps Harding's cabinet in office temporarily to signal continuity after the presidential succession.
Birth of Charlton Heston
Photographs M31 with the 100-inch Hooker telescope and records the star later recognized as Cepheid variable V1 on the famous VAR photographic plate.
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