1941 - Presidential secretary Hurley announces that after the Pearl Harbor attacks, America is at war with Japan, and civilians read about it in city newspapers.
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1929 - Patrick Hurley is sworn in as Assistant Secretary of War, while Assistant Secretary Davison and outgoing Assistant Secretary Robbins look on.
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1910s - Congressman Volstead, Thomas Edison, Secretary Daniels, and magnate EN Hurley have a vested interest in helping the war effort from Washington DC.
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1918 - US Food Administrator Herbert Hoover, businessman E.N. Hurley and their families sail for Europe on the SS Olympic.
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1918 - US Food Administrator Herbert Hoover works at the Food Administration Building in Washington DC, and meets with businessman E.N. Hurley.