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It was adopted in 1920, granted the women the right to vote.
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1920 famous of all athletics, and hit 714 carear home runs.
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World champ boxer earning $1million then later became heavy weight champ.
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Olympic gold medalist, he played professional baseball and went to be a profesional football player.
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Louis Armstrong makes his first Jazz recording, Duke Ellington begins playing in Harlem's jazz clubs. Jazz is made more popular by a growing radio audience.
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In the old days, bootleggers merely had been drinkers who hid flasks of liquor in the leg of their boots.
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The most notorious of the gangsters organization operated in Chicago.
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olympic freestyle swimming champion, and swam across the english chanel that was 35 mi. long.
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Aviator Charles Lindbergh completes the first nonstop transatlantic solo flight.
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A type of young women: rebellious, energetic, bold, and fun-loving. Flappers began wearing shorter hair.
