Great Events of the Year in Base America
Compiled by E. W. Pickard reviews 1917 happenings as Russia’s czar is deposed, radicals push for peace, the Hindenburg Line is breached by Allied forces, Teuton invasions reach Italy, and other major wartime events are summarized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czar
Russia
Hindenburg Line
Italy
World War History Timeline From Jan to Dec
A condensed chronicle lists major World War I events by date, naming battles, deaths, naval sinkings, shifts of power, diplomatic breaks, and key political moves. It tracks Wilsons peace outline, Allied advances, German submarine warfare, and Russia’s upheavals, through late 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallachia
Mediterranean
Trepoff
Russia
Prince Golitzine
Cornwallis
Tsukuba
Wilson
Senate
North Sea
Verdun
Laurentic
Magon
Germany
United States
von Bernstorff
Gerard
Honolulu
Eavestone
Richard Wallace
Lars Kruse
California
Lyman M. Law
Ancre River
Yarrowdale
Cunarder Laconia
A. H. Hoy
Chicago
English_Channel
Coa 3S i
Kut-el-Amara
Turks
U. S
Rovernmant
Icee
Japan
Ancre
Cassini
Goritz
Bagdad
Petrond
China
Uma
Somme Front
Nicholas
Oredr
Hamadan
Asiatic
Turkey
Bapaume
Roye
Zappelins
London
Compiegne
France
Briand
Vigilanela
City of
Memphis
Illinois
Peronne
Chaulnes
Noye
Ribot
Fosembray
la Teuillee
Coucy Forest
Lagnicourt
Savy
Vendelles
Epehy
Pelziere
Vauxaillon
Laffaux
Congress
House
Cormoran
Guam
Cuba
Panama
Austria
Arras
Vimy Ridge
Brazil
Argentina
Chill
Costa Rica
Uruguay
Washington
Bulgaria
Bolivia
West Front
Horse
Lens
Arcadian
Soissons
Reims
Snate
Jaste Bili
Mongolia
Solmarina
Trish Sea
Gerouin
Timeline of U S Policy Shifts and Key 1919 Events
A condensed chronicle listing major political moves and events across 1919. It covers territorial transfers, state and federal prohibition milestones, immigration and suffrage legislation, presidential actions, court rulings, labor unrest, riots, and notable elections. Entities include U S government bodies, governors, states like Ohio and California, cities such as Joliet and Milwaukee, and figures including Woodrow Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danish West Indies
United States
Ohio
Michigan
South Dakota
U. S. Supreme Court
Womer
North Dakota
Wilson
House
Indiana
Alaska
Oregon
Tennessee
Balis Senate
Utah
Senate
Washington
Lister
Kansas
City of Washington
World events toll: monarchies toppled and nations redefined
A timeline of political upheavals from 1924 covering Costa Rica as Gonzales is deposed, China relations and civil war, Russia’s monarchy collapse and republic, Ireland Sinn Fein releases and home rule moves, Egypt’s Abdul as-Sudani? No, Fuad, Portugal revolution, Canada election victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonzales
Costa Rica
Li Yuan-Hung
Germany
Santiago de Cuba
Nicholas
Russia
Hsuan Tung
China
Chang Hsun
Peking
Ireland
London
Ahmed Fuad
Egypt
Portugal
Sidonio Paes
Union
Borden
Canada
Mexico War Timeline Highlights Early 1916
Chronology of events spans January to November 1916. Talks fail as Carranza rejects a protocol, Villa loses Jiminez in January, joint commission dissolves January 13, and Wilson orders troop withdrawals by January 27. Pershing advances out of Mexico February 6, Carranza elected March 11, Villa defeated at Labicora April 23, and Villa troops seize Ojinaga November 13 after heavy fighting.
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Arleaux
Oppy
Congress
Guatemala
Germany
General Petain
Craonne
House
Transylvania
Laon
Bolivia
Russia
Italy
Chicago Board of Trade
Hindenburg Line
Bullecourt
Senate
Isonzo
Goritz
Chancelor Hollweg
Reichstag
Middle West
Julian Front
Monte Cucco
Monte Vedice
Arey
Ison
Pershing
France
Honduras
Wilson
H. C. Hoover
Nicaragua
Lansing
Stockholm
Switzerland
Tisza
Stallang
Castagnavizza
Gulf of Trieste
England
War Department
London
Brazil
Chamber of Deputies
Chicago
U. S. Railroad Commission
Vladivostok
Root
Brussiloff
Medway
Scarpe
Army
Messines
Chemin Des Dames
Secretaries of State, Agriculture and Commerce
Pius
Venizelos
Tyne
Greece
Austria
Bulgaria
Turkey
Kontuchy
Galicia
Caucasus
Cerny
Pinsk
National Guard
Vanguard
Teuton
Lemberg
Haller
Ruselan
Bohorodozany
Eethmann-Hollweg
G. E. Michaelis
Flouse
Malancourt
Petrograd
Hurteblse
Michaelis
Vilena
Lyoff
Kerensty
Siam
Austria-Hungary
Government of National Safety
Kerensky
Korniloff
Carinthians
Teutons
Suehitza
Fokshant
Flanders
Bixschoote
Arthur Henderson
Fleibert Hoover
China
Ceremany
Hill 10
Lens
Leos Salient
U. S
Langemarck
von Mackensen
Sereth
Belgium
Ison+zo
Verdun
Ayerourt Wood
le Mort Homme
Corbeaux Wood
Champ
Monte Santo
Gorizia
U. S. Wheat Committee
Roane
Port
Jutla
Riga
Chatham
Monte
Minnehaha
Argentina
Paul Palmere
Count Luxburg
Buenos Aires
Mexico City
Monte San Gabriele
Us- Vend
Costa Rica
Yor Sepuzi
von Bernstorff
Berlin
Corre
Armany
Aasle
Ope
U.S. Senate
Soukhomlinoff
Frankfort
Stuttgart
Troves
Coblenz
Zeebrugke
Wlanders
Eptes
Drake
Peru
Uruguay
Alx -Mille
Manders
Degzel
Gulf of Riga
War Board
Aay Ata
Merica
Oesel
North Sea
Island of
Antilles
Moon Island
Biling
Julian
Bainsizza
Ypres
Clinale
Udine
Carnie Alps
Venea
Vittorio Orlando
Count George von Hertling
Vinland
Beersheba
Palestine
Crown Prince
Ailette
Cattegat
United States
Japan
Alcedo
Tagiiamento Line
Pritish
Passchendaele
Livenza
Paris
Conferra
Col. House
Engani
Gaza
Lenine
Britain
Diaz
Piave River
Asiago
Georges Clemenceau
Venice
Lof Jst
Fin
Carranza
Tarrosa
Villa
Jiminez
Sporting highlights from the year with major wins and disasters
A dated digest lists sporting milestones from baseball to golf and auto racing alongside catastrophic explosions and disasters. Notable items include Benny Leonard winning the world lightweight title, University of Chicago and Michigan in intercollegiate play, Francis Ouimet and Jim Barnes golf triumphs, White Sox pennant and World Series, and a string of fires and explosions in industrial and urban centers worldwide.
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Benny Leonard
Freddie Welsh
New York
University of Chicago
University of Michigan
Harl Cooper
Chicago
Francis Ouimet
Midlothian
C. H. Larson
Waupaca
Wis
F. C. Letts
Jim Barnes
Chicago White Sox
New York Giants
Notable Deaths in Global Figures Throughout the Year
A chronological necrology lists prominent figures who died in various cities from January to December. Names include William Cody Buffalo Bill Adam Dewey Lloyd George communications leaders and cultural figures across the United States Europe and Asia with dates and locations such as Nice Paris New York London Washington and Tokyo. The roster covers politicians generals entomologists painters sculptors actors and publishers reflecting a wide spectrum of public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Jan
Sebastian Schlesinger
Nice
Wayne MacVeagh
U. S
Washington
George Dewey
Philip Botleau
New York
William de Morgan
Sea
Cardinal Diomede Falconio
Aris
al Hayman
Chicago
W. H. Parry
Federal Trade Commission
Baron Hengelmueller von Hengevar
Joseph Benson Foraker
Cincinnati
Joseph H. Choate
Louis Gathmann
D. W. Potter
Mme
Terese Careno
J. A. McFaul
Catholie
Trenton
N. J
Judson C. Clements
Interstate Commerce
Esate
Digby Bell
Comean
Oliver Hazard Payne
William Winter
Drapats
New Brighton
N. Y
William H. Moody
Supreme Court
Herbert Beerbohm Tree
London
B. B. Herbert
National Printer-Journalist
Herbert Kelcey
F. M. Wright
Urbana
Bo Sweeney
Interior
Archibald McLellan
Brookline
Mass
J. RB. Carter
American Academy of Rome
Manton
Netst
England
Harrison Gray Otis
Farl Grey
Canada
Mer
Thomas PF. Kennedy
American College
Rome
Queen Eleanore
Bulgaria
Henry E. Legler
Henry B. Brown
Valparaiso University
Wiliam TF. Stone
Baltimore
Hussein Kemal
Egypt
Don_ M. Dickinson
Detroit
Thomas Spurgeon
Paul O. Hasting
Wisennein
Robert Fitzsimmons
J. Carroll Beckwith
Prince Christian of
Schlewig
LiNuokalani
Howell
Honolulu
John W. Foster
Auguste Rodin
Stanley Mante
Mesopotamia
W. E B. Chandler
Secretary of the Navy
A. D. Melvin
U. & Bureau of Animal Industry
A. T. Still
Henry Clay Barnabee
Frank Gotch
Chanpion
World disaster and accident chronicle from 1900s era
A compact list of major fires, explosions, sinkings, and natural disasters across the globe. Entries note dates such as February 12 and December 6, with events including fires in Piraeus and Atlanta, mining explosions in Hastings and Clay, ship sinkings City of Athens and F 1, and floods or tornado outbreaks in Greece, India, the United States, and South Africa, with fatalities and damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bwitch Company
Pittsburgh
Piraeus
Greece
Indiana
City of New Albany
Russia
Chester
Hastings
Ludlow
Colo
Atlanta
Kansas
Illinois
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Arkansas
San Salvador
Salvador
Butte
Mont
Milwaukee
Niagara Gorge
New Waterford
Cape Breton
Clay
Eyal
Athens
Africa
North Branford
Natal
South Africa
Baltimore
Halifax
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Hollebeke
Moscow
Panadion
Helgoland
Jaffa
Piave
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Daniel Willard
U. S. War Industries Board
Chauncey
Hindenburg
Cambrai
Juvincourt
Brenta
Ukraine
Bourlon Wood
Fontaine
Campal
Masnieres
United States Congress
East Africa
Austria- Hungary
Crimea
Apapa
Asiago Plateau
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Saarbrucken
Jacob Jones
Caeamants
Emy
Ecuador
War Council
U. S. War Department
Charles Plez
Admiral Harris
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Gen. Goethals
Gen. Wheeler
Woodrow Wilson
Rhode Island
Joliet
Ast St. Touts
Twenty-fourth
U. S. Infantry
Houston
Tex
J. EB. Ferguson
Texas
Hylan
New York State
House of Representatives
Mexico
Formosa
Canadian Car & Foundry Co
Kingsland
du Pont Powder Co
Hazkell
Fushun
Manchuria
Freenement
Archan