[January 2, 1924] Richard L. Simon and M. Lincoln Schuster pool together $8,000 to create Simon & Schuster, a company that publishes crossword puzzles.

[December 18, 1923] farmer James Cummings and draftsman J. Earl McLeod filed U.S. patent #1,522,378 for an "Attachment for Tractors". This machine/attachment combo would later be called a "bulldozer"

[November 29, 1923] The first of two life-sized statues of Tutankhamen is removed from the pharaoh's tomb, soon to be transferred to a museum in Cairo.

[November 29, 1923] The Little Napoleon is released today in Germany. Marlene Dietrich makes her film debut in a small role as a maid.

[November 10, 1923] Hachikō, the faithful dog of Shibuya Station, is born today.

[October 16, 1923] Roy and Walt Disney of the newly-formed Disney Brothers Cartoon Studio debut their newest one-reel silent film Alice's Wonderland to potential film distributors.

[October 10, 1923] The first World Series game ever held at Yankee Stadium is played today, between the Yankees and the New York Giants. Giants take Game 1 5-4.

[October 01, 1923] Fortune Teller, the newest cartoon in the Out of the Inkwell series, is released.

[October 01, 1923] Hyperinflation in Germany continues to wreak havoc. The price of eggs has reached 4 billion Marks, and the price of bread is 670 million Marks.

[September 30, 1923] The silent film Haldane of the Secret Service is released. Haldane is played by Harry Houdini, and this movie would be the end of his acting and directing career.

[September 24, 1923] Three Ages starring Buster Keaton is released. This is the first film in which Keaton is the writer, director, producer, and leading role.

[September 22, 1923] The USS Shenandoah (ZR-1), the first of four US Navy airships, flying over the White House.

[September 18, 1923] Fashion of the day: wide brimmed hat, setting off the lines of the wide collar on the wrap over cost, which is decorated with embroidery. Designed by Blanche Lebouvier.

[September 13, 1923] Testing a bulletproof vest in Washington, DC.

[September 12, 1923] The Daring Years, a silent melodrama starring Mildred Harris, Clara Bow, and Charles Emmett Mack, is released.

[September 7, 1923] Sailors from the Massachusetts Nautical School aboard the USS Nantucket pose with their pets.

[September 6, 1923] The Hunchback of Notre Dame starring Lon Chaney premiers today at Carnegie Hall in New York City

[September 01, 1923] Balloons, the newest film in the Out of the Inkwell series, is released.

[August 27, 1923] A washout caused by heavy rains in Indiana derail a train. One dead, four injured.

[August 11, 1923] Swingin' Down the Lane by Isham Jones becomes the number one song in America

[June 19th, 1923] "Group of People Surrounding Auto Wreck, Washington DC".