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Famous Australian cricketer Alick Bannerman, who played in 28 Test matches between 1879 and 1893, dies in Paddington, New South Wales. He was 79.

The American Federation of Labor (AFL) endorses Progressive Party candidate Robert M. LaFollette for President.

King Victor Emmanuel of Italy honors composer Giacomo Puccini with an honorary Senator position.

Spanish military Major Francisco Franco is briefly arrested for plotting a coup against the government, but he is released for lack of evidence.

Tumultuous celebrity couple Imogene Nolan and Frank Tinney sail for London to escape media scrutiny.

The Washington Star newspaper says that 100 years from now, in 2024, horses will no longer exist as automobiles dominate the road. If horses do exist, they will simply be novelty relics of the past, much in the way we see a butter churn.

The Nuns of the Battlefield Monument, made to commemorate nuns who nursed soldiers during the American Civil War, is dedicated in Washington, DC.

The new Roosevelt Hotel, named after former President Theodore Roosevelt, opens in Manhattan with 1,106 rooms.

A new method of washing cars in Chicago: at the “Auto Wash Bowl,” autos can splash around to their amusement and satisfaction.

Chicago Cubs pitcher Grover Cleveland Alexander wins the 300th game of his career.

Archbishop Gerald Sharp dedicates the new St. Paul’s Anglican Church in Brisbane, Australia.

Hugo Boss, a new German fashion house founded by the eponymous entrepreneur, opens for business in Metzingen.

Italy’s first superhighway, the Autostrada, is inaugurated by King Victor Emmanuel. The first stretch is from Milan to Varese.

Famous French artist and fashion designer Jean Gabriel Doumerge claims that women were more beautiful 50 years ago than they were now.

In a speech at the Holy Name Society in Washington, DC, President Coolidge condemns socialism by name: “Socialism and communism cannot be reconciled with the principles that the United States represents […] they are entirely foreign and un-American.”