First "dive bombing" air strike conducted by U.S. Marine Corps aircraft against pro-Sandino rebel unit in Ocotal, Nicaragua.
Conservative British Government of Stanley Baldwin passes Trade Disputes and Trade Union Act as a repisal for the miner's strike of 1926. The law all sympathetic strikes illegal, forbiding Civil Service unions to affiliate to the TUC, and making mass picketing illegal.
Soviet authorities release Abraham R. Gotz, former Social-Revolutionary terrorist and Kerensky supporter, from prison. Works in state bank. Stalin orders him shot in 1937.
U.S. Marines continue the nineteen year long occupation of Haiti, from 1915-1934.
Paradise Parakeet becomes extinct.
Italian Minsitry of Colonies declares that Italy is sovereign over northern Somalia.
Timeline
January 1: Massachusetts becomes the first state to require auto insurance.
March 31: Future UFW leader César Chávez is born near Yuma, Arizona.
April 9: Mae West found guilty of obscenity in New York and sentenced to 10 days in jail for material and suggestive ad libs in her popular Broadway show Sex; Charges were brought because of complaints by The Society for the Suppression of Vice.
June 21: Carl Stokes, first black mayor of Cleveland, is born.
November 25: The Italian Fascist State becomes more repressive with the establishment of the Special Tribunal for the Defence of the State.
