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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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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Duina
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Constantinople
Odessa
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Admiral Kolchak
Sultan Y
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Adri
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Dardanelles
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Moscow
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Berlin
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Volhynia
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Pinsk
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Reviki
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Wrangel Servenaaretch
Uly
Napahecia
Capag Jafar Tagar
Brest-Litovsk
Ces
Baranovy
Sébastian
Jose Luis Tamayo
Ecuador
Reichstag
Janee Ae Deschanel
Franc Oeis Miller
Korea
Honduras
Parliamearch
Eg Horthy
Ebert
Wolfgang Kapp
Council of
Stuttgart
Leipsig
Gustav Noske
Bauer
Hermann Mueller
Insioerex
Norte
Ovens of Commons
Ian Macpherson
Guatemala City
Estrada Cabreravernmment
Carlos
Mov
Caillaux
Aeronautics
E. W. Pickard