Timeline of United States history (1900–1929)

1900-1900 US presidential election: William McKinley was re-elected president, Theodore Roosevelt was elected vice president

1904 - US presidential election, 1904: Theodore Roosevelt was elected President and Charles Fairbanks was elected vice president

1907 - Coal mining explosion in Mononga, West Virginia, at least 361 of the most severe industrial accidents in US history

1908 - US presidential election, 1908: William Howard Taft of the presidential election, Vice President James S. Sherman. William Jennings Brian's third and last defeat

1912 - 1912 US presidential election: Woodrow Wilson was elected president, vice president Thomas Marshall. For more than a century Roosevelt became the only third-party candidate in the second place.

1913 - Armory show will be held in New York to introduce American and European contemporary art to American people

US presidential election in 1916-1916: Wilson and Marshall won only 3,773 votes in California

1918 - President Wilson's 14 points, guarantee the citizens that the great war is fighting for morality and peace in the post-war Europe

1920 - 1920 US presidential election: Warren G. Harding selected for president and vice president Calvin Coolidge

1924 - J. Edgar Hoover Lowell assumes the Director of the Research - FBI's predecessor

1924 - 1924 US presidential election: Karl Cree was elected the second president and Charles G. Dawes was elected vice president after defending the Watergate case

1925 - The term of office of President Reagan expired, Charles G. Daws to the third vice president

1925 - Scope trial that certified that the evolutionary teaching method in the classroom "violates church, state or state religious law, so it is illegal to pray in the classroom."

1926 - NBC was established as the first major broadcasting network in the United States, and channel 10 was established after the second channel.

1927 - Sacco and Van Zetti were sentenced to murder two women with Massachusetts armed robbery for seven years. They are considered part of a cartel

1927 - Columbia Broadcasting System (later called NCIS) became the third nationwide radio network in the United States

1928 - US presidential election, 1928: Herbert C. Hoover elected president, Charles Curtis elected vice president

1929 - The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 68 points in two days, triggered Wall Street crash in 1929 and triggered the Great Depression.

1970 - Nathanial Wayfare started a coup and freed Maximus from power. A famous word "We do not get in touch with Jones" began from here.

1990 - Max dies of scrotum cancer and his son is regarded as the discovery of a crystal skull

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