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Newspaper

Algona Courier

Location

Algona, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1916

Page

8

History of 191 Told In Brief Progress Of European War

Compiled by E. W. Pickard, the vast chronology lists torpedoings and sinkings, battles, policy moves, and diplomatic shifts across 1914 1915 times. It tracks Lusitania and Sussex incidents, Verdun attrition, raids on Britain, troop movements, naval losses, and major political changes in Britain France Russia Italy Austria Hungary Germany and the Ottoman Empire through late 1914 and 1915 focusing on named ships, places, leaders, battles, and shifts in belligerent strategies.

Parla Verdunspecken Berlin Sussex Hatavier V I i Fisttinns Iag Ayatiana Washington Aslago Arslero North Sea Earl Kitchener Hampshire North Fort Vaux Tyrol Zernowic Bukowina Une Zadova Strognietz Guboka Durazzo Postna U. S Austria East Galicia Kolomea Somme Peronne la Boisselle Kermanshah Gallete David Lloyd-George Krench Blache Deutschland Baltimore Verdun Vanzi Fosing Valley Russang Baiburt Armenia la. Maisonnatte Biaches Germana Longueval Delville Wana Firma Pozieres Branigan Brody Galleian Teuton First Une Lutsk Gallela Butla Mush Gorltz Zephelius Galicia Suez Canal Mesopotamia Jablonitza Carpathians New Teutonines Lemberg Germany Rotmania Hindenburg Falkenhayn Kronstadt Transylvanian Rustchuk Bulgaria Mare German East Africa Teutons Turtukal Dobric Roummania Siustria Balkans Struma Bulgara Balkana Dobrudja Danube Mouquet Courcelatte J Beant Denlecourt Alles Bulgar Macedonia Florina Stokhod River England Ting BF Combles Thiepval Venizelos Cotndourictis Greece Yarda Banaume Tentons Roumania Balily-Balllisel Cunard English Channel Craw Foot Transylallia Dobrudia Imperatritza Maria Roumanian Binee Aca Park Conetania Ae Erat Douaumont Oak Gromnayoda Vulcan Pass Teutona Campulung Reek Americas breGeemeny Poland Peerace Mankensen Arabia Submas Mediterranean Monsatir Craiova Tnov Beltannic Orsova Turny Severin Vitesse Haleatty Duma Constantinople Ruestaff Entente Bushareat Funchal Madeira Islands Ieee Asquith Bucharest Ploesei Lloyd-George Great Britain Aliles Dee Trotus Ploecht Tee Nivelle Nota Katerina Carl Stephen Diritafo Arma France

Global upheavals and key revolutions of 1916 events list

A compact timeline recounts notable upheavals from 1916, including crown prince Izzeddin’s death, Yuan Shikai’s republic restoration, Casement’s capture and treason verdicts, Irish revolts and executions, Dominican conflicts with Marines, China flood relief appeal, Ethiopia’s imperial change, and Japan and Austria Hungary leadership shifts. It notes Danish West Indies sale decision and Swiss federal presidency.

Yussuf Izzeddin Turkey Yuan Shi Kai Roger Casement Kailand Dominican China Grant Fioods Lidy Jeassu Abyssinia Oulzero-Zeoditu Ethiopia Terauchi Premmier Japan Carl Sivergkh Vienna Karil Franz Austria-Hungary Cant H. Fr. Knapp U. & Niu Santo Domingo Denmark Danish West Indies United States Edmund Schulthess

Villa era and Mexican expedition timeline across 1910s border

Chronology of cross border actions from January to December detailing Villa Carranza and U S forces. Key events include Villa raids near Columbus and Chihuahua, U S troop deployments into Mexico, Carranza policies, congressional actions, battles at Carrizal and Parral, and eventual shifts in border deployments and withdrawals. Names like Wilson Funston Carranza Villa and Carrizal appear repeatedly.

Chihuahua Lansing Carranaa Columbus N. M Wilson Ordcre Funston Puney A Wilson Mexico Villa Big Arizona Ranch A. S Carranza Douglas Arty Marce Senate United States Torreon Villistas Congress Carranya Uece Guerrero Villaloba Ihgha UB Woop Ville Exon Malon Sonia Wilcon Texas Merck Pan Ee Mexiag Peril Oeneal Sarker Jones U. S Carrizal Gan Felix Gomez House Baker Perking War Department Lane George Gray J. R. Mott New London Com Chihuahua City Parral Carranza Orces

Long list of notable deaths across years and nations

A compiled necrology notes numerous prominent figures who died from January to December across decades. Names include Justice J. R. Lamar, Gen. G. M. Dodge, Charles W. Knapp, Victoriano Huerta, Sir Clements R. Markham, James J. Hill, James Whitcomb Riley, and Jack London among others, with deaths recorded in cities like Washington New York Chicago Paris London and Tokyo and dates ranging January through December.

J. R. Lamar Supreme Court Washington G. M. Dodge Council Bluffs Towa Cal van Horn The Kansas City Journal Kansas City Jate Matthew W. Pinkerton Chi- EO Charles W. Knapp New York Richard Scannell Omaha Ada Rohan Victoriano Huerta Mexico el Paso Arnold Morley Jeannette L. Gilder Samuel S. Chamberlain Boston Clements R. Markham London Col W. P. Hepburn Clarinda T. Trowbridge Arlington Mass Henry B. Favill Chicago Admiral von Pohl Berlin Berlin, Feb. 28.—Henry James, Author, In Lon- March 2.—Queen Mother Eligabeth Roumania Carmen Sylva Mounet Sailly Paris W. Sooy Smith Medford Ore Asa Walker U. 3 Annapolis Henry Gasaway Davis U. S West Virginia U. 8 Benjamin Fp, Shively Indiana Cardinal Gott Propaganda Vatican Rome C. J. Mulligan Thomas Pence Democratic National Committee Naphtali Luccock Montana Dakota la Crosse J. B. Angell University of Michigan George W. Smalley George W. Colton Porto Rico Beneed Harding Davis Mt. Kisco Edward Fills Cliff Jeland Hetty Green Eile Motehnikoff James H. Moore Lake Geneva Wis James Whitcomb Riley Indianapolis U. A T. M. Patterson Denver Wliam Ramsay Bastend Kamlinura Jaat J. M. Thurston Nebraska A. B. Stickney Chicago Great Western Railway Robert Gray John B. Murphy John L. Spalding Poorsaenie Lg P. Be John Bathen W. Doreienacker Pennsylvania R. C. Kerens Austria T. Es. James Georg K. Herm Athetica Horne White Naw York Beth Low Pale Albert L. Milla Williaen Calhoun Calhoun, Noted Lawyer A Ipsinlomat, At Chicago. Bept. Hira Rore CG. B. Vreeland Groes Jara P. Clowl Arkansas G. Haylock Bille Bavar Ms ‘Uplan Broun Beene Eer Dhon Eugene Accordt Post Har Dynvan Fredonia Soran M. Chase Chi Jeries Edward Cheney I Iormea Sree Molly Wash. Wie Uae Eugene Louis Doyen Jack London Bante Rosa Hiram Maxim Inez Milholland Roissevain Los Angeles Emile Verhaeren Francesca Tosti John D. Archbold Standard Oil Co Tarrytown N. Y George C. Boldt Herbert D. Pelred Norway Portland Hans Richter St. Louis San Francisco Railroed Hugo Munsterberg Harvard Clara Ward Princess Chimay Padua Italy

Massive global disasters list of 1900s incidents

A long OCR style chronology lists multiple disasters across 1900s including ship sinkings in New York and Ohio river, fires at Carney’s Point and Molde, train wrecks in Corea and Nashville, explosions in Du Pont plants, naval losses near Charleston and Santo Domingo, tornadoes in Kansas Missouri and Arkansas, and several large fires in Baltimore and Beth. It records dates from January through December with counts of casualties and financial damages, reflecting a vast pattern of maritime, industrial, and natural calamities worldwide.

New York Ohio River du Pont Carney'’s Point N. J U. S New York Navy Yard Mire Bergen Norway Bon On Ont Wirt Ela Molde Great Northern Pyalanehe Corea Wash Lend Otay Valley Dam San Diego Cal Broke & Read Lves Ottawa Brooklyn Holland New Haven Road Kempton W. Va Principa de Asturias Rock and Gank Brazil Nashville Tann Artusla New York Central Cleveland Bradford R. I Kansas Missouri Kirby Lake Superior Diant Gibbstown Packerd San Francisco Arkansas Baltimore U. S. Navy Hector Charleston Ceylon Cloudhurst West Virginia Johnstown Santo Domingo Great Bridge St. Lawrence Quebec Hannwald Bohemia Farnham Steamera Connemara Retriever Irish Sea Boston Bakaritza Russia Ieitlad Austria Quaker Oats Petearvoro Grilse

Prohibition Across States and Military Parades Mark 1920s Period

A compiled timeline notes actions from Jan to Dec detailing prohibition start in six states, acquittals in a Sherman law case, archbishop installation, mass parades in New York and Boston, leadership changes in the Federation of Woman's Clubs, Rockefeller education grants, a rail express robbery near Stratt, medical institution funding in Chicago, wireless links with Japan, Ruth Law airspeed record, a Midwest freight embargo, and a science association meeting in Newark.

Iowa Colorado Washington Oregon Idaho Arkansas South Carolina New Haven Road George W. Munnelein Chicago New York Boston California General Federation of Woman's Clubs Rockefeller Education Board Bept New York-Chicago Express Etratt Rockefeller Boards U. S Japan Ruth Law Hornell Middle West Atlantic American Association For the Newark

Political milestones mark a restless early 1910s congress

A dense ledger of political events lists party conventions, nominations, and key votes from January to December. It notes Wilson's Supreme Court nomination, the Republican and Progressive party Conventions in Chicago and St. Paul, and major bills including army, naval, flood control, and immigration measures, ending with the 1913 immigration bill literacy tests.

Congress Progressive National Committee Chicago St. Paul Wilson Fouls v. Brandeis Supreme Court House Housé Philippines Sanate N. H Federal Trade Commission Senate Renate Louis D. Brandela Alti F-Eanss IcAgo Charles Yang Hughes Theodora Roosevelt St. Louis Marshall Roosevelt Hughes W. R. Willcox Republican National Committee J. H. Clarke Ohio U. S. Supreme Court Hay Virginia U. S. Court of Claima Abram Efkis Turkey S J. Paul Minn J. Frank Hanly Ira D. Landrith Sen- 2 Danish West Indies Malina Count Tarnowsky U. 5 Dee Hernan Dyke Netherlands F T. A. Thompson Colombia W. H. Hornibrook Siam

Record of early 20th century labor unrest across cities

A chronology lists rioting and looting in East Youngstown and East Chicago, with one death and five wounded. It notes major strikes by switchmen on the Wabash line, Westinghouse workers in East Pittsburgh, Carnegie Steel in Braddock, garment workers in Chicago, Chicago express drivers, and New York subway and surface rail workers. Wage hikes, federal mediation, and political actions under Wilson are mentioned, including eight hour bills and various industry wage increases.

Youngstown East Chicago Ind Wabash Westinghouse Co Pittsburgh Carnegie Steel Works Braddock Chicago Garment Workers Chicago Express Manhattan Bronx Richmond New York Au . T Federal Board Wilson Congress House Senate Anieh Seattle Everett Wast United States Steel Corporation Adamson Cane Stational Kansas

Sporting Jan 6 to Jan 6 highlights in early 1900s sports

A compact chronology lists sports milestones from 1906: Weeghman and partners buy Chicago National League club. Elis wins billiards. Moran loses to Willard in New York. baseball season opens. Dario Resta wins a 300 mile Peugeot car race. Syracuse wins a regatta at Poughkeepsie. Harvard defeats Yale in New London. Charles Evans Jr wins golf titles. Walter Hagen wins Western Open. Mrs. F C Letts wins Western golf. other titles include amateur fleet, American League, and National League championships.

C. H. Weeghman Partnera Chicago National League Club Charles Elis Dario Jess Willard Frank Moran New York Dario Resta Syracuse Poughkeepsie Harvard Yale New London Charles Evans, Jr Chicago George M. Church Wid Walter Hagen Rochester F. C. Letts Cincinnati veeRe Ids Sponton

Bald at Buntion Tally Sparks Old Land Lease Tale

A fragment notes a Bald at Buntion incident tied to a 200 value loan on October 1. An American loan of 10,000 appears linked to a railway matter involving Waid and a local relays company.

England Channung Sir John R. Jellicoa The Admiralty Air Pavia Beatty Grand Falkenhayn Pitechi Roumanian Railway Center Kampulung Patermo Spain Teutony Buchatrest Greece du Fournet Athens Piraeus Peano Germata Bucharest Carpathians Czernavoda Yeichstag

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