September 1915

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The following events occurred in September 1915:

U.S. Patent design by Johnny Gruelle of the first Raggedy Ann doll.

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Original poster advertising the Casablanca Fair of 1915.

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  • At a meeting of the Fourth State Duma, the legislative assembly of the Russian Empire, elected members associated with the Progressive Bloc pushed for the resignations of all ministers if the Bloc's program of expanded democratic freedoms was not adopted. This led to calls for the Fourth Duma to be suspended.[30]
 
"Little Willie", the prototype for the first British military tank.

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The Canadian 10th Battalion marches past Stonehenge as it is being restored.

September 22, 1915 (Wednesday) edit

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British infantry advancing through gas at Loos, 25 September 1915.

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September 28, 1915 (Tuesday) edit

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Smashed streetcar barn in New Orleans following a hurricane.

September 30, 1915 (Thursday) edit

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