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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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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Hill
Aryland
Wilburs
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Weeks
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Air Force
Ederal
Kansas City
President Coolidge
Serene
David Starr Jordan
Raphael Hermen
James B. Duke
George Eastman
New York Tribune Company
Interior Department
Hiram Bingham
Frank B. Brandegee
Samuel Gompers
Tarrytown
British Railways
New York Central
Central Bituminous
Chicago Garment Workers
Western Railways
Western Trunk Lines
Federal Railway Labor Board
Caisson
Post Office Employees of
O Minion
Pennsylvania Railroad
Federal Trade Commission
Pittsburgh
Wilson & Co
Brent Packing Concern
Pere Marquette Road
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Hevy
Haring Gould
Nathan B. Scott
West Virginia
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Nicolas Lenin
Lee Christmas
W. W. Appleton
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