After a 5-month conference, the World Peace Treaty was signed.
The U.S. Post Office issued a purple 3˘ victory stamp.
Henry Ford sued the Chicago Tribune for implying he was an anarchist. After months in court,
Ford was awarded damages of 6˘.
Congress overrode President Wilson's veto and passed the National Prohibition Act.
The American Legion was founded in Paris.
President Wilson, who had been suffering from "brain fog" on an exhausting speaking tour,
suffered a debilitating stroke near Wichita, Kansas on September 27th.
Mae West debuted on a New York stage in the musical Sometime.
With the country relaxing after an exhaustive war effort, Sgt. Irving Berlin's Oh, How I Hate To
Get Up In The Morning was one of the year's most popular songs.
