Year 1921 Chronology Artesian Chronology
A compact chronicle of 1921 events across nations. Key items include US withdrawal from the reparations council, Allied responses to Germany and Austria, League of Nations actions, wars and uprisings in Europe, and shifts in Ireland, Turkey, and Japan. Notable figures and states mentioned: Wilson, Harding, Briand, Horthy, De Valera, Len in, Briand, Japan, Germany, Austria, Yugoslavia, Ireland, Turkey, Italy, France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Froin Council of Ambassadors
Wilson
Fungia
Armenia
Supreme Council
Auatria
League of Nationa
Europe
Avatria
Latvia
Hathonia
France
Poland
Germany
Rueann
I-Azerbaijan
Georgia
Reda
Tila
Reparations Commission
London
Teheran
Takon
Abel Cutancks
Shah
Prioe
League of Natione Council
Ineluelon
Island of
Yap
Japan
Coto
Iragie
Nationa Council
Ened Staton
Wid
Allied Supreme Council
Inia
Paris
Hs - Marin
Turkey
Georgy
Azerbaijan
Riga
Upper Silesia
Asia Minor
Purka
Eskiabeth
Washington
Hughes
Riles
Island
Harding
Ftaly
Ruhr
Cornell
Wirth
Reichsatag
Lelpass
Peer Blicstn
Briand
Aciarad
Great Britain
Italy
Unitestates
Neumann
Brittah
Dever Castro
Upper
Ailenia
Council of League of Nations
Alandisianda
Greece
Turka
Ententa
Afenalys
Olds
Daragd
Pilin
Upper Esta
Dmarka
Cammelon
Turk Nationallata
Polen
Rusatana
Franca
China
Asis
Jiy United Bintos
Siesta
Tilus
Lengia of
Nationa
Silents
Costa Rica
Marines
Panatow
Panama
Cote
Austria
Vienna
Berlin
Turisa
Acrose Sakerla
Hungary
Hatte Bary
Budapest
Lithuania
Russia
League of Nationa Assembly
Geneve
H. A. Vaw Katne
Holland
League of Nations Assembly
Nternational Court of Justice
Jonn
Bassett Moore
Jugo-Slavia
Albania
Esthonia
League of Nations
Fungary
Burgenland
Brazil
Belgium
Spain
Shantung
Silesia
Teague of Nations Council
United Stated
Senate
Elungary
Council of Ambassadors
Jugo-Slaven
League of Nationalounci
Mm Paria
Bourgeois of
Jugo-Slada
Far East
Pacific
Giles
Frante
President Wilson and Harding era events unfold in 1921 recap
A sweeping chronological summary lists Wilson wartime policies and Cuban talks, vetoes, and Harding’s rise with cabinet picks. Highlights cover army levels, Senate and House actions, tax and budget legislation, and key appointments across 1921, including Hughes, Denby, Hoover, Weeks, and Dawes.
Open shop and wage struggles across unions and industries
The record outlines a cascade of labor and wage events from Jan to Dec, noting anti trust concerns on union actions, open shop pledges, wage cuts in steel and packing, railway wage disputes, strikes in Britain and the United States, shop representation gains, and arbitration by Judge Landis. It highlights key players such as the National conference of state manufacturers, railway boards, United States Steel, packing houses, and various unions, with dates and outcomes across sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leagues
French Chamber of Deputies
Briand
France
Irish Teaders
Rhal- Us
Ss Teb
Turkey
Sivas
Emir Feisal
Germany
Charles I
Hungary
Horthy
Czechoslovakia
Jugo-Slavia
Rumania
Charles
Council of Ambassadors
Hapsburgs
National Assembly
Lord Talbot
Ireland
Great Britain
Switzerland
Sun Yat-San
Republic of South China
National Bank of Cuba
Apri H—ritish Transport
Jallway
U. S
Alfredo Zayas
Northern Ireland
Belfost
George Carmaly
Ulster
Toyd George
de Valera
London
Dublin
Baron Byagot
Vimy Ridge
Maneral
Canada
Alexander
Emir Potsal
Tenle
Ofter
Lloyd George
Mathias Togberger
Malabar
Britlah Indala
Norway
Sinn Fein
Central American Union
Salvador
Honduras
Nicaragua
Manuel Coelho
Lenin
Russia
Little Entente
Budapest
Clarios
Zita
Count Andrassy
Wirth
Metle Entente
Condra
Paraguay
Charles Toke
Funchal
Javedine
Kaminets-Podalek
Porella
Hara
Japan
Hapsburg
Alexander Aworn
Jugo- Slavia
Takahashi
India
Prince of Wales
Bombay
Mary of England
Viscount Longcelles
Hirohito
George
Trish
Wilson
Gen. Crowder
Cuba
Wlson
War Finance Corporation
Senate
B. Capitol
West Virginia
House
Martene
Supreme Court
Landis
Victor Berger
Benate
Henate
Harding
Charles E. Hughes
M. Daugherty
Henry BP. Vieteher
Edwin Denby
Merbert Hoover
Commmerce
James J. Davis
Andrew Melton
John W. Weeks
Will Flays
Henry C. Wallace
Agriculture
Albert B. Fall
Interior
Maren
Warren G. Harding
United States
Ohio
Springfield
James C. Davila
Iowa
Congress
Menocal
U. S. Supreme Court
Haywood
League of Nations
Hougen
Whits
North Dakota
Knox
Austria
Truman
Newperry
Michigan
Gen. Pershing
Army
Federal Railway Labor Board
Richard Washburn-Child
Italy
Jacob Gould Charm
China
Naval DI
Pusat ‘Office Department
Tulsa
Navy
Lasker
John T. Adams
Sonata
Roy A. Haynes
Houge
John F Hyten
New York
Lee Trinkla
Virginia
Democrats
Kentucky
America
Washington
Atata
Capitol
W. Riddle
Connecticut
Argentina
ll—Amertes
Boldier
Arlington
Porto Rico
Mont Reily
Wood-Forbes Commission
Philippines
Lan
Supreme Court of United States
National Conference of State Manufacturers’ Associations
Slx
March
Packing
Bosrt
Chicago
Ury
Atlantic Coast
United States Steel Corporation
Union Bakers of
Si—Rathway Labor Board
Judge Landis
Rathway
Railway Labor Board
Rail Labor Board
Railway Express
Building Trades of
Ning Allied
Rat Brotherhoods
Iabor
Ee Beatie
New Ten Agit
Er WaGarment Workers of
Dac
Pecking Industry
Butchers Atric Ta Fetes Ett
Preme Court of
Mlegal
Bak
Phints Ly Lega
Chicaco
California University
Tlie
Fonitall
Isu
Tiven
Jonnatun
New Zealand
Jin
Bussuall Magiiates
Agrief
Gsyitniey Jays Landis
Powers
Ted Jyosvis
Dogland
Taimmy Mitua
Frontenac
Indianapolly
University of Unois
W. JT. Tiden
Philaveipna
Earls
Suganne Anglen
Molla Mallory
Yule
Harvard
Hutchison
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpectier
Jersey City
T. Hayes
Chartes Evans, Jr
James M. Barnes
Yale
Cambridge
Cleveland
Ella Haak
Canton
Miss America IE
Detroit
William Tides TI
Jesse Guilford
Boston
New York Giants
New York Yankees
Peter Manning
Marion Hollins
Halifaxs Schooner Blueness
University of Iowa
Fiarvard
Jake Schaefer
Hoppe
John Layton
Augie Kieckhefer
Aerial Milestones and Fatalities Mark 1930s Flights
A fragmented aviation timeline notes events from San Diego to Canstone including a fatality of J. T. Christensen at Cleveland. It records route abandonments, a plane crash that killed Laura Cromwell, a Swiss balloon race win, and a world altitude record by J A MacReady and a Pulitzer Trophy tie by Albert Acosta with a 175 mph average on a closed course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
San Diego
Calio
Canstone
J. T. Christensen
Associated Air Mall
Eragir Uo
Cleveland
New York
San Francisco
Laura Cromwell
Swissballoon
Brussels
Lleut
J. A. MacReady
Dayton
Albert Acosta
Omaha
Notable Deaths and Disasters List of 1912 Figures
A lengthy necrology and disaster roundup lists prominent figures who died from January to December, including political leaders, scholars, and cultural figures. Names span Germany, the United States, Britain, and beyond, with accompanying dates and places across revolutions, academia, and public life, plus major disasters such as floods and fires.
Blind Baggage Trip to Aid Ex-Service Men
Texas veteran David McCallb undertook a six day hobo journey to gather facts on unemployment among ex service men. He travelled by rail and observed a decline in old time hobos while noting many riders were youths too young for service and few ex service men aboard the trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David McCallb
Texas
Lravid Mecarth
Dallas
Sifetour Politians
Santo Fe
Americans join comic opera war with Spanish Legion
About 588 young Americans return to New York from two months in Ceuta to join the Spanish Foreign Legion. Recruits, mostly former servicemen, learn they must buy uniforms and arms from pay of four and one half pesetas daily, leaving many in debt. They discover officers were not promised, and the role offered, was private rather than officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Spanish Foreign Legion
American Legion Employment Bureau
Ceuta
Africa
George Dimond
Brooklyn
Free Legal Aid for Wounded Ex Service Members
Loy J. Mallumby of Great Falls Montana led the first suit against the U S government to obtain hospital care and compensation for a wounded soldier. A second suit by Mallumby seeks wartime service connected disability insurance for Chris Juss's dependents after tuberculosis death. Mallumby, American Legion commander, runs a free legal aid bureau for sick and wounded veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Loy J. Mallumby
Great Walls
Mont
Moltumby
Chris Tuss
Mht
M Mollumby
Molluwby
American Legion
Great Falls
Wants Mora Land Opened for Returning Soldiers
Secretary of the Interior Fall told the American Legion that every government farm available today has 100 service men on line. He said the government cannot fully satisfy the back-to-the-farm demand without new legislation. The Legion aims to open more land for service men.
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Mora
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E. W. Pickard
Charles G. Dawes
Secretary of the Navy
Denby
Admiral Sims
C. G. Warren
W. M. Collier
Chile
Housy
Willam Howard Taft
Justles
Supreme Court of
U.S. House
Sterling
Michnais
C. R. Forbes
Veterana’ Bureau
Regulation of Boards of Trade
Celine
Bent
Ming
Leonard Wood
Charis E. Hughes
Henry Cabot Lodge
Elihu Avot
Oscar W. Underwood
Holm O. Bursurn
New Mexico
J. C. Grew
J. C. Prince
New Jersey
Denmark
A. R
Indianapolis
M-Lewis
Pitcher
Coromander
Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation
John Barton Payne
American Red Cross
William H. Taft
Panata
John Glover
John B. Ramner
Colorado
Venezuels
Willis O. Cook
South Dakota
Guatemala
Roy Davis
Missouri
Lewis Einstein
Bulgaria
Charles Wilison
Maine
Finland
Charles L. Kagey
Kaness
Slam
Edward B. Bradie
Oregon
Lauritz S. Swenson
Minnesote
Bwaden
Govarmor
Philippinas
Frazier
Nonpartisan League
Kansas City
Cordell
Hull
Tennessee
Democratic National Committee
Hanford MacNider
Mason City
Aeronautics
Steele
Tonony
Philanthropiat
Toledo
W. Tauvale
John Erabele Murphy
Fredericka Parkhurst
Prince Kropotkin
Barrett Wendell
Harvard University
Janica Gibbons
Hunelker
Aie York
Bishop J. Farrelly
Roman Sashalle
Cheveland
Hopbira
Suai Aniverslty
Oxtora
Pep
W. EF. McCombs
Demomele
Greenwich
Ont
V. Bilit
Field Museum
Clleags
Nicholaa I
Montenegro
Champ Clark
Thotas Fl. Paynter
Frankfort
W. Burpham
Annie Lewise Cucy
Crima Donna
Norwalk
Coiro
M. P. Berlitz
Julie Opp
At's
William Faversham
Archbishop Walsh
Sydney Fister
J. C. Pritchard
Agheville
Augusta Victoria
Murata M. Kirkus
Railroad Authority Unit
St—Mia
Lucy Flower
Moneer
Wisconsin
John Robdingon
Miami
Pla
W. R. Beanks
Clenova
Canady
Vera Cruz
Mexco
Franklin H. Lane
Secretary of the Interior
Hochorter
Minn
Edward D. White
Teatiss
United States Supreme Court
Waah- Crea
Mra
Ella T Rood
Aldhon Society
Emile Combes
H. B. Ledyard
Ctateman
Michigan Gen+ op
M. RR. Veantioh
Andrew Mockmey
The
Congregation of the Holy Cross
Notre Dame University
Horace Porter
William T. Crooks
England
Alvin T. Irett
J. W. Ruckman
Brook- One
Masa
F. W. Galbraith
Indianapoks
William Heater
Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Grn
Josa Gomes
Ht. C. Ide
Ebltonines
Une
W. A. Blount
Florida
Orwaldant American Hat Association
William Ki. Mason
Illnois
Morria Jastrow, Jr
Cc. Hy Taylor
Boyton Abe
Duns
Elias Colnert
Charles J. Bonaparte
Baltimore
Lady Randolph Churchill
Mao
Edward Fielding
Npresident
Volunteers of America
Ee F. Wallace
W. E. Stone
Purdue Universley
Septimus Hina
Christian Science
Robert ©. Burke
Chicase
Ens
Cory
Agheric
Cal
Demetrios Rhallys
Sam Hughes
Peter Cooper Hewitt
Count von Bue Joy
Austin Dobson
U—Marquis of
Milford Haven
Prince Louis of Battenberg
Georges P_"Watmore
Rhodesland
Strommo
Madison
Wis
Thomas O'Gorman
Sioux Falls
Ernest Cassel
Engelbert Humperdinck
Grosscuyera
David
Auphar
Anne King Wiliam II
Wurtem
Philandar Case Knox
Pennsylvania
Mich
Christing Nilsson
Countess de Cas Miranda
Corpenhagen
Meury M. Hyndman
Leaner
Ernest Wadsworth Longfallow
Longfellow
C. W. Whittlesay
Pachuca
Manila
Hakodate
Southern
Indian Head
Archie Millar
Maurice Connolly
Hoy Wetaneldan
J-Tor
Pueblo
Alskn
Eureka
San Antonio
Rce
Oppolu
MERICAN @LEGION
Areciean Legion
Spanish Legion
Moore
Loy J. Matlumby
Manetana
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