1920s

"I'm still living off the dividends from the Crash of '29. The Crash that Tom here had the vision to orchestrate."

- Hugh Jones to Calvin Chadwick

This is a timeline of events that occurred during the 1920s.

1920

 * Agnes Cully repairs a broken radio in her house, meanwhile her mother Wilma Cully is preparing for the welcome of Bud Schultz. When her uncle arrives, she begins to offend him as she does not like him.

17th

 * Prohibition in the United States begins.

18th

 * Anthony Storr is born.

24th

 * Percy Sutton is born.

1921

 * The Russian Civil War begins to die down.
 * The Wise Potato Chip Company, later known as Wise Foods, is founded.
 * Radio Shack Corporation is founded.

19th

 * William Bentvena, later known as Billy Batts, is born.

9th

 * Margaret "Peggy" Carter is born.

30th

 * Mildred Marilyn "Milly" Taylor is born to Thomas and Marilyn Taylor.

20th

 * The Crimson Skull is released in the United States of America.

13th

 * Bea Arthur is born.
 * The Warfield Theatre is opened.

23rd

 * Colleen O'Brien is born in New Rochelle, New York.

15th

 * Philip Rieff is born.

30th

 * The Soviet Union is established.

1923

 * The Hollywoodland Sign is completed.

3rd

 * Time publishes its first issue.

18th

 * Dynamo Moscow is founded.

August

 * Brett Chan is born.

16th

 * The Walt Disney Company is founded.

12th

 * George H. W. Bush is born.

15th

 * Sarah Rogers reminds Steve Rogers that although his body may look frail, it holds a heart ten times its size. Steve promises her that he will always use his head to avoid sharing the same fate as his father, Joseph Rogers.

28th

 * A record is made of a shipment made in New York by the Hand under the company name of Yoshioka.

July

 * Gebrüder Dassler Schuhfabrik, later known as Adidas, is founded.

12th

 * Kleenex is introduced.

29th

 * Elizabeth Short, later known as Black Dahlia, is born.

30th

 * Shirley St. Hill, later known as Shirley Chisholm, is born.

1925

 * Malcolm Little, later known as Malcolm X, is born.

21st

 * The New Yorker publishes its first issue.

21st

 * Harry Houdini performs a show at the Griffith Hotel.

1926

 * The Detroit Cougars, later known as the Detroit Red Wings, are founded.
 * The New York Rangers are founded.
 * Stella Artois is introduced.

6th

 * United Airlines is founded.

9th

 * Hugh Hefner is born.

21th

 * Elizabeth II is born.

26th

 * Miles Davis is born.

23rd

 * The SAT debuts.

28th

 * Mercedes-Benz is founded.

14th

 * Winnie-the-Pooh is published, debuting the character of Winnie-the-Pooh.

5th

 * Claude Monet dies.

1927

 * 7-Eleven is founded by Joe C Thompson.
 * Walker's is established.
 * The woman later known as "Dottie Underwood" is born.
 * PEZ is invented.
 * Volvo is founded.
 * La-Z-Boy is founded.
 * The New York City Palladium is built.

5th

 * At Carter Residence, Peggy Carter is playing the heroine in her own game until her brother Michael Carter starts to bother her by taking her wrist away. However, she manages to defend herself by pushing him away. Suddenly, their mother approaches and tells Carter that she will soon be a woman and she does not have to act in that way.

10th

 * David Dinkins is born.

18th

 * CBS is founded.

1928

 * Green Giant Great Big Tender Peas introduces the "Jolly Green Giant" mascot.

4th

 * Maya Angelou is born.

23rd

 * Shirley Temple is born.
 * The University of Oklahoma writes a rejection letter to Agnes Cully.

24th

 * Agnes Cully studies as she hears her uncle and her mother arguing about a younger woman, the uncle leaves the house warning Wilma that she wants them out of the house tomorrow. Annoyed, Wilma tells Agnes that she should have been more respectful to him.

2nd

 * The Federal Police of Mexico is formed.

30th

 * Robert Langs is born.

12th

 * Helen Frankenthaler is born.

1929

 * Twiglets are invented.

15th

 * Martin Luther King Jr is born.

24th

 * Thomas Gloucester, one of the leaders of the Council of Nine, orchestrates the Wall Street Crash of 1929.

7th

 * The Museum of Modern Art opens.