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Anita Record

Location

Anita, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1925

Page

6

Chronology of Dawes Plan Era and International Events 1926

Summary of a 1926 international timeline listing key developments from January to December. It covers Bulgaria’s return of ex King Ferdinand, Dawes committee actions on Germany, League of Nations activities, treaties, recognitions, political upheavals, and notable incidents across Europe, the Americas, the Middle East, and Asia. It notes shifts in governments, evacuations, and security actions, with numerous dates and names.

Bulgaria Ferdinand Yugo Slavia Sofia Aegean Dawes Germany Italy Yugo-Slavia Great Britain Norway Rome Lusitania League of Nations Council of Ambassadors Greece Dawes Committee of Reparations Commission Allies Belgium Japan Yugoslavia France United States China Canada LeBourget Amsterdam Eleanor M. Green New York Prince Viggo Santo Domingo Hjalmar Branting Sweden International Labor Conference Denmark Owen D. Young London Robert Imbrie Teheran Persia Allied Military Control Commission German War Department Ruhr Copenhagen Banh Chamber of Deputies Reichstag League of Nations Assembly Giuseppe Motta Switzerland Seymour Parker Gilbert Assembly of League of Nations Nations Arbitration Commission of Jaogg Turkey Mosul Meszie League of Nations Council Russia Rhineland League Council Fersia Imriesshayers Poland Geneva MacDonald Egypt Lee Stack Sirdar Sudan Czechoslovakia Austria League Nations League of Nations of Poincare Hirohito Nagako Obregon Tokyo Alexis I. Rykov Soviet Lenin Cordoba Vera Cruz Venizelos Karfandaris Pirmasens Kaiserlauten Palatinate Papanastasion Horacio Vasquez Tegucigalpa Arliament Shah Glucksbourg German People’s Party Ludendorff Hittler Munich Honduras Policare National Bloc Marx Albania Seipel Averescu Bratiano Romania Scutari Francois-Marsal Miller Herriot Gaston Doumergue Tirana Muassolini Matteott Smuts Mussolini Mount Everest Plutarco Elias Calles Mexico Sao Paulo Shanghai Shangai Chang Tso Lin Peking Alessandri Chile Senate Trotsky Caucasus Georgia Azerbaijan Erecean Hussein Hedjaz Mecca Jeddah Chang Tsao Lin Fengtien Emir Ali House of Commons Changi Shanhaikwan Carlos Selozzano Nicaragua America Get Feng Yu-hsiang Ontario Presi Tsao Kun Labor Ien Gerardo Machado Cuba England Stanley Baldwin Baldwin Winston Churchill Navy Abinota Finland Portugal Cae Eo Iarliament Promisin Uteran Ismet Pasha Remier Pephi Bey Yuan chi-Jul Zaghioul Pasha Kgypt Reitain Ziwar Pasha Maseree Calles Esthenia German Republic Singapore

Turbulent early 1920s US policy and events timeline

A dense chronology lists domestic and political actions from January through November, detailing Senate and House maneuvers, cabinet changes, and notable events. It covers naval oil lease cases, tax bills, conventions, aviation milestones, labor disputes, and major disasters, naming figures like Coolidge Warren Dawes Daugherty and Fall, with dates and places across the United States.

United States Panama Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce Federal Trade Board Smith South Carolina Interstate Commerce Committee Cummins New York Senate Teapot Dome Sinclair War Finance Corporation Northwest Coolidge Silas H. Strawn Chicago Republican T. W. Gregory Texas Albert B. Fall Atlee Pomerone Ohio T. W Woodrow Wilson Charles Henry Levermore Philadelphia Navy Denby Strawn Owen J. Roberts Philape Pressent J. P. Morgan Denby House Charles B. Warren Detroit Mexico C. R. Forbes Veterans’ Bureau Daugherty Curtis D. Wilbur California Supreme Court Congress Hughs. Gibson Switzerland Mundelein Hayes Daughey Harlan Fiske Stone Harry K. Thaw W. T. van Orman Goodyear III W. T. McCray Indiana McCray G Cvernor Methodist General Conference Democrata Martin Harvey Port Moller Alaska Langley Kentucky Army World Attu Paramushiro Island Japan Cyrus Woods Minato Kasurmilgaura Tokyo Hongkong Cleveland Calvin Coolidge Charles G. Dawes Farmer- Or Progress St. Paul Bangkok Siam Farmer-Labor Convention Duncan McDonald Illinois William Bouck Washington Bolte Russell Maughan Karachi India John “W. Davis West’ Virginia Charles W. Bryan Nebraska Vienna Austria Paris Nathan Richard Loeb Lea Unitedates Brotsh England Orkney Nelson

World billiard and athletic marks set in 1924 listings

A chronological list records winners in billiards boxing golf and track plus major sports and public events from January to December, noting names like Poppe Fleming Hoppe Greenleaf Hagen Boyer Hagen Tilden Chance and Hagen again, with championships in three cushion balkline pocket billiards golf tennis and racing alongside Olympic and other fixtures.

Willie Poppe Cochran F. I. Fleming Champaign Willie Hoppe Edouard Horemans Belgium Ralph Greenleaf Philadelphia Black Gold Bob Cannefax Paris Chicago America Yale Helen Wills Mrs. Wightman Vincent Richards United States France Jimmy Johnston St. Paul Edith Cummings Dublin H. C. Deck Plymouth Ind Wise Counsellor Eptnard Bill Tilden W. M. Johnston William Melhorn St. Louia Dorothy Campbell Hurd Harry Wills Luis Firpo Argentina Davis Udi Bont Walker i Pacene Engish Walter Hagen Robert T. Jones Atlanta Ladkin Epinard New York Giants Washington Senators Landis Jimmie O'Connell Cozy Dolan Giants Sarazen Anthony Woostroff Newark

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