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Newspaper

Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1921

Page

3

World War I Peace Timeline Se posits shifts from 1918 era

A dense chronicle lists battles treaties resignations and political moves across 1919 to 1920 with nations including Russia Poland Greece Ireland Japan Italy and Germany. Entries mention Armistices treaties League of Nations actions and upheavals from Kiev to Warsaw to Dublin.

Chronology of national events from 1919 to 1920

A dense timeline covers arrests, suffrage milestones, government resignations, cabinet changes, court decisions, and legislative actions. It notes raids, census taking, DoJ revelations, War Finance loans, ratifications of amendments, Hose and Senate actions, and key appointments, all within the postwar period.

Industrial unrest and rail strikes across 1919 timeline

A chronological summary of labor actions including Italy railway strikes amid martial law, U S wage disputes with the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees and Railway Laborers, wage increases and settlements in Chicago and Britain, worker walkouts at coal mines and major firms, and wage cuts in December. The record notes strikes, wage awards, and government interventions through the year.

Italy Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Hines Wilson Chicago Arch Chicago City Hall Marvel President ‘S Coal Commission Ae Anansas Illinois Indiana Kansas International Harvester Company American Railway Express United States Railway Labor Board New York Great Britain New England Cotton Mills

Long list of notable deaths through the year

A chronology of obituaries lists numerous figures by date, including Jan. 16 Reginald De Koven the composer. Feb. 20 Rear Admiral Peary. March 1 Senator John H. Bankhead. April 16 Theodore Vail. May 11 William Dean Howells. June 3 Dr. Charles Stoddard. July 11 Ex-Empress Eugenie. Aug. 1 Governor J. Frank Hanley. Sept. 1 Geneva-based figures. Oct. 5 Sennen de Palacios. Nov. 10 Henry Thode. Dec. 10 Horace E. Dodge. and many other politicians, authors, actors, engineers, and military officers noted in various cities.

Lloyd George Minsk Accelheviki Rej Sheviki Poland United States Italy Russia Goverment Wrangel London Tvia Finland Mlana Soldau Warsaw Danzig Bialystok Novorossisk Donetz Grodno Budenny Red Galicia Zelgouski Soviet Manchuria Kakhovka Jugo-Slavia Adriatic Crimea League of Nations Assembly Geneva Paul Hymans Belgium Kiev Spain Vilna Germany League of Nations Committee On General Organization Commission On League of Nations Council Armenia Mustapha Kemal Pasha D’annunzio Fiume Wilson League Council Jaly Austria Erivan Russian Great Britain France Greece Constantine Willson League of Nations Disarmament Commission International Court of Justice Holland Brazil China Bulgaria Costa Rica Luxemburg Albania Great Powers Juarez Mexico City Carranza Obregon Tampico Venustiano Carranza Mexico Adolfo de la Huerta Londonderry Ireland Arthur Meighen Canada Robert Borden Guerra Bolivia Baptiste Savedra Joachim Orchaiser Erlin Belfast Francisco Villa Esteban Cantu Lower California D. Porras Panama Fremier Venizelos Paris MacSwiney Cork Sinn Fein Manuel Gondra Paraguay Carlos Herrera Guatemala Paul Deschanel Mantua Balbriggan Jugo Slavia Terence MacSwiney Brixton Alexander Admiral Coundouriotis Alfredo Zayas Cuba Drys Mount Blanc Arthur Griffith Sinn Michael Hainisch South Ireland de Valera Athens Tipperary Farrow’s Bank Department of Justice War Finance Corporation Kentucky Rhode Island New York Democratic National Committee San Francisco House of Representatives Victor Berger Senate Oregon David F. Houston the Treasury Edwin T. Meredith Iowa Henry P. Fletcher South Carolina Virginia Secretary of the Interior Lane Arizona John Barton Payne Chicago Interior Lansing National American Suffrage Association House Disque Chew Charles R. Crane Je Yous Colby Cathe G. W. P. Hunt Siam Geiger Milwaukee Wisconsin New Jersey United States Supreme Court United States Steel Corporation Auckland Ge _ aaeammall Brill Toe United States Senate John Payne Shipping Board Secretary of Interior Accmes Army of Relatives Truman H. Newberry Michigan Grand Oo Mich Newberry Bainbridge Colby Hines Sey Supreme Court Reading Company Eugene Debs Seymour Stedman Sicrrey Se Payne Congress Knox Autthority Frank Polk Warren G. Harding Ohio Calvin Coolidge Massachusetts James M. Cox Franklin LD. Roosevelt Navy Parley&. Christensen Salt Lake City Farmer-Labor Party Bolt George White Marietta Lincoln Neb W. J. Bryan Bryan Aaron Watkins Harding Coolidge Interstate Commerce Commission West Frankfort Lll Denver Cox Tennessee Colby Maine Wall and Broad Streets W. A. Ketcham Indianapolis Col J. W. Galbraith, Jr Cincinnati American Legion Walter Dill Scott Northwestern University Continental Union League Club South America Philippines C. J. Vopicka Balkan States Henry T. Mayo Thomas Hume Muskegon Mich Jan Eerie Adam Charles E. Magoon Canal Zone John F. Dodge Detroit Reginald de Koven Cyrus Townsend Brady Yonkers N.Y J. B. Wilson E. P. Ripley Santa Fe Railway Santa Barbara Cal O. C. Barber Diamond Match Naa Hs Barberton James B. Buckley Christian Advocate Morristown N. J C. F. Gunther Julius Chambers Ohig Wi Davison Robert E. Peary U.S. N North Pole R.W. Pullman Washington Police Franklin Murphy John C. Olmsted Brookline Mass John H. Bankhead Alabama George D. Smith Henry W. Blair New Hampshire Washington Albert Rouillier Thomas H. Owen Department of Archives and History of Montgomery Ala John Baptist Crozier Armagh All Ireland Roger C. Sullivan Theodore N. Vail American Telephone and Telegraph Company Baltimore Marjorie Benton Cooke Manila R. J. Belford Los Angeles J. H. Vincent Chautauqua Assembly Rockefeller Foundation William Dean Howells Levi P. Morton Col. W. D'A. Mann John N. Stockwell Cleveland W. W. Hendrickson United States Army Dick I. Morgan Oklahoma John Arbuthnot Fisher British Admiralty Eugenie Madrid Henry Tudor Brownell Harris Southampton England Arthur J. Eddy William K. Vanderbilt W. M. Reedy the Mirror St. Louis J. Frank Hanley Indiana Queensberry Johannesurg Isham Randolph Luis Galvin C. M. Howe U.S.N H. C. Herring National Council of Congregational Churches J. E. McCall James O'Neill E. H. Gheen S. N Walter Winans Norman Lockyer Sidmouth Mme Etelka Gerster Zorn James Wilson Egies Traer Io Ug Cardinal Ss. Annette Caréina Mendez Egerton Castle George Wasmyth Soea Murray Crane Dalton Sennen de Palacios Varia R. W. McClaughry Commodore EB. C. Benedict Margaret Brewster Modesto Jake L. Hamnon James J. Reynolds Eugene Chafin Sam Long Beach Francis Lynde Stetson Horace E. Dodge Palm Beach Marquis Della Chiesa Pope Olive Schreiner Cyrus Beard Wyoming Supreme Court Pat O’brien Horatio Seymour Helen E. Starrett Charles Summer Burch

Disasters through the year span many great shocks

A chronology lists earthquakes, storms, floods, and fires worldwide. Entries note Mexico quake, Atlantic storms along the US coast, Illinois to Georgia tornadoes, Japan floods, Italian shocks, Chile and Central America quakes, and a major Galveston fire with multi country devastation.

Mexico Atlantic United States Illinois Iowa Ohio Sin Alabama Georgia Sotekat Batieren Oa Ilio Rothenstein East Mississippi Tennessee Ae County Japan Ital Galveston Chile Central America Argentine Andes

Yearlong sports recap from 1919 major events

A chronicle listing numerous sports results from 1919 including ski wins in Cary and Chicago billiards titles, golf championships won by Evans and Dempsey, Olympic shooting honors, racing victories by Resolute and Shamrock, and the Cleveland Indians World Series titles with Grand jury indictments in Chicago over the 1919 World Series fix.

A. Haugen Colorado Cary Joe Stecher Earl Cadock W. Huey Chicago Percy Collins Walter Hagen Detroit Bellair Heights Fla Pia Readbitte Shamrock Resolute Mark Airie Illinois United States Jock Hutchinson Edward Ray England Kohiemainen New York Finland Antwerp Jack Dempsey Billy Miske Charles Evans, Jr Brooklyn Chicago White Sox Cleveland Cleveveland Carpentier France Levinsky Grand Hal Chase Bill Burns Abe Attel Esperanto Delawanna Delawanna Ain Board of Control Judge Landis Cod Baseball Board of Control Ohio State University Rosco Ee Rae Los Angeles Gaston Chevrolet Willie H John Layton St. Louis Bill Bob Cannefax Sant Y Bill Brennan

Record Altitude Flight and Mail Airmail Milestones

A chronology of 1920s aeronautics feats including Maj. R. W. Schroeder’s 36020 foot altitude record at Dayton then a five mile fall but survival. Rome to Tokyo flight by Italian lieutenants. John H. Larsen’s 4000 mile nonstop Omaha to Philadelphia in 11 hours. Early transcontinental mail flights from New York to San Francisco and between Cleveland and St Paul Minneapolis. Louis air mail service and Gordon Bennett trophy race result by Sadi Lecointe France. Belgian entry wins interrn race in Nevada and C Pulitzer’s 178 mile air mail race on Dec 4.

R. W. Schroeder Dayton Rome Tokyo John H. Larsen United States Omaha Neb Philadelphia New York Long Island San Francisco St. Paul-Minneapolis Louis Ames Sadi Lecointe France Nev C. C. Pulitzer

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