Timeline of 1919 World War I Aftermath and U S Events
Chronology of 1919 recounts the Versailles era peace talks and armistice terms, with Wilson's travels, Polish, German, Hungarian, Russian, and Ukrainian upheavals, and Allied treaties. It also notes U S domestic events including prohibition, suffrage progress, economic and political moves, and notable assassinations.
Legislatures ratify prohibition amendment across states
A sequence of actions shows multiple states including Ohio Oklahoma Colorado and Indiana ratifying a prohibition constitutional amendment. The period covers court rulings on liquor shipments into dry regions and a wide span of labor strikes across industries, plus political resignations and regional press coverage.
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Michigan
Dun
Ohio
Oklahoma
Colorado
Supreme Court
Berger
Kruse
Germer
Enedahl
Tucker
Sachillsia
Chicago
Tate
Maii
West Virginia
Gregory
Witnois
Abeba
Indiana
Kanes
North
Caroline
Dati
Diluwa
Oregon
New Munipshire
Nobradha
Missouri
Wyoming
Great general strikes sweep across multiple ports and cities
A fragmented timeline records a wave of general and sector strikes beginning in January with marine workers in New York and spreading to England Scotland Ireland and Canada. Seattle and New York labor actions escalate with building trades lockouts and shipyard walkouts. By spring major transport and telecom workers join, and overall strike activity expands through May with broad labor unrest reported in North America and Europe.
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Toronto
Uptow
Southeast
Jyne
Detroit
Gampers
AF of
Employers’ Association of Chicago
Boston
Atlante
Chivugo
Aly
London
English Provinces
Chicago
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
New York
Actora
Pacific Coast Railways
Wilson
Packie Coast Railway
Hammond
Ind
Boston Struke
UN Steel Corporation
Pittsburgh
Bethlehem Steel Works
Gary
Indiana Harbor
Washah
New York Harbor
Industriad
Misers
International Congress of Working Women
Washington
International Labor Conference
Garfield
Rome
Milan
Florence
Italy
Pres Sant Wilson
Marine Workers
Sro
Uence Aires
Alvike
Bourge
Penang
Lima
Callao
Pern
England
Scotland
Ireland
Seattle
Ouf
Marina
New England
Calgary
Radwontoen
Canada
Toro
Alrike
Winn
John Alcock
Arthur W. Brown
Brittan Dirksble Tmm
Pulham
Crom
Minenta
Roland Rahtfa
Minagla
Deposit
N.Y
B. W. Maynard
Rosas Smith
Port Darwin
Australia
Sir John Alcock
Brance
Global upheaval and riots thread across 1918 era summaries
A chronology lists revolutions and government upheavals from Portugal Ireland and Italy to Brazil and Costa Rica. Notable items include royalist clashes in Portugal and Italy, Irish independence declarations, Swiss riots, German food riots, ambassador changes, Sinn Fein suppression, and uprisings in Norway and Luxembourg with political resignations and elections noted.
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Portugal
Dublin
Independence of
Ireland
Fortuguess Royaliste
Canada
Punach
Zurich
Switzerland
Farli
Italy
Emmanuel
Viscount Ishii
United States
Tokyo
Doctor Pessos
Brazil
Antonio Almeida
Chamnits
Germany
Sheri of
Peeste
Tinoce
Costa Rica
Bannsta Quiroz
Viscount Grey
America
Sinn Faihers
County Clare
Traland
Honduras
Bertrand
Kinluro Shidehara
Luxemburg
Grand Duchess
Charlotte
Norway
Plebiactte
Charlotte of
Sinn Fein
Vincount French
Revolt and US Involvement Mark Mexican Turmoil Timeline
A compressed chronology from April to November outlines General Blanquet’s death, Villista proclamations, Villa and Carranza campaigns, attacks on Americans in Juarez and Tampico, US punitive actions and aviation incidents, and key captures and diplomatic protests involving Mexico and the United States. Named figures include General Blanquet, General Angeles, Villa, Carranza, and President Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanquet
Villistas
Felipe Angeles
Villa
Juarez
el Paso
el Pano
Tampico
Mexico
Carranza
U. S S
U. S
Wilson
Congress
League of Nations
Monroy
U. & Army
Laredo
Tex
United States
Zayatigtag
General Angeles
Vitla
Jenkins
Puebla
Bandita
Til
Disasters Roll With Toll Across Oceans and Lands
A chronicle of global calamities from events including ships wrecked off Stornoway and New York Central train disasters to volcano eruptions in Java and Stromboli, fires in Yokohama, and hurricanes devastating Texas and Florida. The list notes deaths, injuries, and property losses across 1890s era incidents.
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Stornoway
Omy
Northern Pacific
New York Central
South Byron
N. Y
Ming
Straits of Messina
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkanway
Yokohama
San Salvator
XaJut
Java
Stromboli
Sicily
Wilkesbarre
Parsons
Fergus Falls
Minn
Vivchio
Italy
Quale
Baltimore
Cape Rare
Chicago
Brsiliva
Tewith
Suez Canal
Florida
Cuba
Texas Gulf Coast
Mushkegen
Mich
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Wilhelmshaven
Germany
Bicainy Arsenal
Tver
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Obituaries of notable figures from early 20th century records
A fragmentary necrology lists numerous figures including Thomas Lubin patron of agriculture in Tharne, industrial arbitrator William at Straator Jan, Col Theodore Hoossvalt at Oyster Bay, J Franklin Bell, gymman and educator in Lawrenceville, author M Field at Hirstown, Sir Charles Wyndram in Orllah, W. Quahin Catholic lay leader in Chicago, Horace Pletcher in Copenhagen, Rahene Alves Brasil president elect, Prince John youngest son of the King of England, Congressman Edward Robbins Greensburg, Admiral Chadwick and actor Goodwin among others. date stamps scattered with many unreadable names.
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Olireh Norman Hapgood
Denmark
Sonitea
Congress
Thomas Nelson Page
Ambagnador
Italy
Rugh Gibson
U. S
Poland
Burleson
Andl
Sangrese
Gillett
Frederick Gillett
Wilson
Flouse
Lynn Harold Hough
Northwestern University
Senate
Ilinan
Wiseconsin
Michigan
Mw—Federal Trade Commission
Packers
A. C. Townley
Joseph Gilbert
Nonpartisan League of North Dakota
Jackson
Minn
Washington
Chicago
Cosgrees
Henry
Secretary of Commerce
Redfeld
Charles M. Galloway
Pontiac
Pershing
New York
Cardinal Mercier
Belgium
Col
J. D. Bell
Brooklyn
General Pershing
President Wildon
Omaha
Brand Whitlock
Ambannador
Sleven
Breen
Elaine
Atlantic City
House
Farmer's National Congress
Hageratown
Redfield
Masaachussits
Kentucky
New Jersey
Pinewianal
Mississippi
Newberry
Sas
Wison
J. W. Alexander
Missouri
Del
A. A. Garfield
Johnson
California
U. S. Supreme Court
Senate Harding
Ohio
Victor Berger
Firth Wissonsin
Pavia Lubin
Tharne
Pine EB
Williama
Straator
Theodore Hoossvalt
Oyster Bay
Padee
J. Franklin Bell
the . McPherson
Eduiaern
Lawrenceville
Cosbogwall M. Field
Iristown
Charles Wyndram
W. Dg. Quahin
Horace Pletcher
Copenhagen
Jon
Ag Ralehenee Alves
Brazil
Prince John
England
Harmer US
George T. Oliver
Pittsburgh
Edwardobbins
Greensburg
Tts
F. E. Chadwick
N. Seliter
Nutt. Goodwin
Hill
Wil and
SoNever Leroux
Breneh
Feh
B.C. Plekarihy
Tinyviard Observatory
W.J. Hovland
Vongressman
Minaouri
Francseb
Tullan Stary
Permer U.S. Seminor G. Fedsmurides
Vermont
Robert Haris
Marreh
Charles i van
Uthor
Burt Tumter
Sayman
Mich
James Witheycombe
Oregon
Jiliy A. Herbert
The
Navy
Amella B. Barr
Roger A. Pryor
Marchearen von Cox
Henny M. Blossom
Marsh
Fred H. Hart
Iar Palla
Inthicixe
George Tort
Apts
F. W. Woolworth
Lew Shaw
Furans
Anne F Slaney Drew
Mre
Phoebe A. Hearst
San Francisco
Auril
Robert 8. McCormick
Chlenga
Kenry Morse Stephens
Authoy
Sin Winneclees
Albert Satopinal
Louislin
New Orleans
Joseph W. Jefferann
Asie Titad4
Washneon
Chauncey Thoroan
U.S
H J
Tretnz
Helen Hyne
Will J. Davis
Cheate
Nicaragua
David OH. Greer
Promatant Episcopal
George B. Upton
Chierra
C. C. van Dykn
St. Paul
John G. Spooner
Wisconsin
James A.tawney
Minnesota
u—Verdon Grossmith
Artor
Ernest Lister
Washington Jay
Aynaeward Shaw
Moylan
Lemuel Ely Quigg
John Fox, Jr
Bir Stona Gap
W. Max Afutler
University of Pennsylvania
Charles Waek
Albert Vickers
Fastbourne
Sir Edward EH. Holden
George H. Primrose
Sir Verne W. Neyes
Elvis Greenabaum
Edward J. Poynter
Royal Academy
George A. Storey
London
Oscar Hammerstein
Twii N. Harken
Addicka
Delawarn
Ralph Blakelock
Ruggiero Leoncavallo
Rome
Ernst Aneckel
Jena
Aus U
Andrew Carnegie
Lenox Asa
Frederick Layton
Packer
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Baron Beresford of
Englend
James W. Osborna
Duncan C. Ross
Baltimore
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Joe Sylva
Singer
Leonid Andreef
Arthur M. Bonupra
Columbia
Thompson Oklahoma
T. P. Shonte
New York Traction Magnate
Charles L. Frear
Capitallat
Art
Detroit
John
Washburn
Minneapolis
Hunter
Topeka Sun
C. Sage
Epiavopal Mahon
Salina
Kan
Daniel BR. Tower
Antedavangeli
Loumwand
Moact
Philip A. McMminn
Detroit Free Press
T-Henry Mills Alden
Iditar Par Par
Ten Reardu Palma
Isel Cei Dea
T. Ringling
Circus Nyner
Dover
Ernest Waterlow
Ena Wheeler Wilcox
D. Bell
GAR
Evan Lewis
Edgar Stanton Maclay
Hugo Hrase
E. Weyl
Cardinal von Hartmann
Cologne
Thomas 3
Martin
Virsula
Msj
Harry L. Itlgemaan
Baston Symphony Orchestra
Florencio Constinting
Spauleh
Prime Miri
Meg
Tom ‘Thuinh
Middleboro
Maks
Dee
t-Henry
Joh Jackson
Dow
William Ho Hopkins
Verbare
Suit Mien
Horatio W. Parker
Gee W
Cleofonte Carpanini
Chicage Opera Company
Mexico-U S relations muddled over Jenkins case and Angles execution
Fragmented teletypes describe U S Mexico tensions over Jenkins request for relief, Gen Felipe Angeles execution, and diplomatic notes. Secretary Jausing sends note to Mexico while Jenkins case advances. Consular Agent Jentina reports. President Wilson urges Senate to defer to him asMexican proceedings conclude withNapoleon, unclear sequence and dates.
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Mexico
U. & Raequest
Jenkinia
Felipe Angeles
Jausing
Early Aerial Milestones From 1919 Transatlantic Feat Chronicle
A fragmented chronology recounts historic aviation feats from 1919 including nonstop flights from Newfoundland to Ireland, early aircraft mail between Paris and Switzerland, and multiple transatlantic attempts. Key names include Alcock, Brown, NC4, NC2, and NC4 landings, with milestones and fatal accidents noted across Europe and North America.
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B. J. White
Chicave
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Newfoundland
NCA
Azores
NCI
Ponta Calgada
Zoter
Hawker and
Grieve
Tres Jared
Sterter
Roget
Paris
Kenlra
Morocco
Azorea
Thabon
Parie
Switzerland
Adjutant Casgie
Aviaion
NC4
Lisbon
Sor
Plymouth
England
Sports wrap of 1900s era titles and race results
A compact review lists multiple sports outcomes with many named competitors and places. Highlights include Kieckhefer defending a three cushion title, De Giro winning it next. early-year auto, golf, and tennis crowns. major league pennants won by Chicago White Sox and Cincinnati Reds. boxing and billiards championships. and university and amateur titles across golf, football, and track.
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Kieckhefer
Maupome
de Giro
Ay Canna Dle
de Ora
Indianapolis
Wicox
Peugeot
Iilied
Michigan
Walter Hazen
Dempsay
Willard
Jim Barnes
Douglas Edgar
Atlanta
T. & Wright
Buffaln
N. J
Nick Arte
Menard
Tex
G. W. Lorimer
Troy
Chicago
Davidson Herron
Pittacurch
Perry Fisk
de Kalb
Ill
William M. Johnston
San Francisco
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago White Sox
William Hoppe
R. L. Cannefax
University of
Walter Camp
Ax Worthres-coshlor
Notable Figures and Events Mentioned Across Global Notices
A fragmented chronicle lists numerous figures and events with dates from March to November across the United States, Canada, Britain, and France. Names include Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Robert Haris, J. Cleveland Cadyautea, Emile Zola, Henry Morgent... The item style resembles a social register, noting politicians, artists, and dignitaries with scattered locations like New York, Washington, Chicago, and London.
Seasonable Dishes from Winter Cherry to Carrot Pudding
A vintage recipe snippet outlines cherry preparation with or without a sieve then a cranberry jelly. It covers Walnut Roast with walnut meat, bread crumbs, nutmeg and tomato sauce, Raisin Pie with Meringue, Carrot Pudding steamed in cups, and Carrot Pie with milk eggs and spices.
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Scapa Flow
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German National Assembly
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Budapest
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