American Decades
Deaths
Elias Milton Ammons, 64, governor (D) of Colorado (1913-1915), 20 May 1925.
Simeon Eben Baldwin, 86, governor (D) of Connecticut (1911-1915), associate justice (1893-1907) and chief justice (1907-1910) of Connecticut's Supreme Court, 30 January 1927.
Richard Achilles Ballinger, 63, secretary of the interior (1909-1911) under President William Howard Taft, 6 June 1922.
Thomas Walter Bickett, 42, governor (D) of North Carolina (1917-1921), 29 December 1921.
Horace Boies, 95, governor (D) of Iowa (1890-1894), 4 April 1923.
William Jennings Bryan, 65, representative (D) from Nebraska (1891—1895), Democratic presidential candidate (1896, 1900, 1908), 26 July 1925.
Joseph Gurney "Uncle Joe" Cannon, 90, representative (R) from Illinois (1873-1891, 1893-1913, 1915-1923), Speaker of the House (1903-1911), ousted as speaker for using autocratic methods to...
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1920's Government and Politics
- Overview
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Topics in the News
- After the Great War: Isolationism and the Treaty of Versailles
- After the Great War: Antiradicalism and the Red Scare
- After the Great War: Nativism
- After the Great War: Nativism And The Ku Klux Klan
- After the Great War: The "Noble Experiment" Of Prohibition
- Government and Business
- Government and the Farmers
- National Politics: The 1920 Republican Nomination Race
- National Politics: The 1920 Democratic Nomination Race
- National Politics: The 1920 Elections
- National Politics: The 1922 Elections
- National Politics: The 1924 Republican Nomination Race
- National Politics: The 1924 Democratic Nomination Race
- National Politics: The Progressive Party, 1924
- National Politics: The 1924 Elections
- National Politics: The 1926 Elections
- National Politics: The 1928 Republican Nomination Race
- National Politics: The 1928 Democratic Nomination Race
- National Politics: The 1928 Elections
- Rural and Urban Conflict: Congressional Reapportionment
- The Teapot Dome Scandal
- Headline Makers
- People in the News
- Deaths
- Publications
- Important Events in Government and Politics, 1920–1929
