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On February 14, learn about the most interesting historical events and facts that occurred throughout history. The Gregorian calendar’s 45th day is February 14. The United States Congress allowed the use of voting machines in federal elections, while Alexander Graham Bell filed a patent application for the telephone. In Chicago, Al Capone ordered the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre, which killed six mobsters.
Aquarius is the zodiac sign for February 14th. Frederick Douglass, Florence Henderson, and Cody Deal were all born on this day. Valentine’s Day is here.
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