Prohibition Moves Across States and National Actions
A historical summary lists actions from January to December including ratification of prohibition amendments by Ohio Oklahoma and Colorado and a Supreme Court ruling on liquor shipment. It notes conviction of several socialists for sedition and disloyalty, various legislative actions, presidential vetoes and endorsements, and major events such as race riots, votes on suffrage, and the Pack ers controversy. The timeline tracks shifts in law, governance, and public life through 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Berlin
Harries
Ebert
Luxemburg
Count Karolyi
Supreme Council of Peace Congress
Paris
Soecerernne
Constance
Marie of Luxemburg
Charlotte
Karl Liebknecht
Rosa Luxemburg
Igtad
Esthenia
Germany
Bolaheviste
Kiev
Panaki
Russia
Soviet Republic
Supreme Council
Princes’ Islands
Sea of Marmara
Shenkursk
League of Nations
Oderburg
Chateau Thierry
Reims
Vistava
Bremen
German National Assembly
Weimar
Vilna
Warsaw
Friederich Ebert
Prest
German Republic
Philipp Idemann
Roumania
Ferdinand
Commis-Ien
Denikine
Caspian
Clemenceau
Siberia
Archangel
Kurt Eisner
Churchill
Egypt
Kili
Frankfort
Brunich
Antanas Smeton
Magdeburg
Koth
Essen
Geneva
Switzerland
League of Nerme
Reac Rmansk
Haller
France
Poland
Ad’ Lettah
Lettish
Bare Council
Il 18
Reda
Vienna
I Lion of
Sebastopol
Rhineiblic
Hans A. Dorten
Aus
Senate
Congress
T Wilson Visi
Witien
Tina Pebotdernan
Bauer
Lt Punke
Paler
Italy
Jace
Sinc
Versailles
New York
George Washington
United States
Ilson
Hungary
Bela Kua
Budapest
Archduke Joseph
Entente
Dvina
Gulf of Finland
Odessa
Denine
U. S
Silesia
General Pershing
Munich
Austria
Austrian National Assembly
Spitzbergen
Norway
Karl Renner
Kolchak
D’ann
Spalato
French
Chamber of Deputies
America
Great Britain
Dvinsk
George
Riga
Libau
Rance
General Denikine
Orel
Pskov
Tsarskoe Selo
Kronstadt
Bolsheviki
Krasnoe Selo
Petrograd
Gatchina
Yudenitch
Supone
Roumanian Srance
Navy
Annunzio
Zara
Daloe
Yedent Bok
Methoon Soctae
Mitau
Mic
Ohio
Oklahoma
Colorado
Supreme Court
Connactt
Nasota
Prohibition
Department Bvent
Legee
Ruse Germer
Chant
Tucker
Pied
Vent
Lace
Tacoma
Palmer
Norman Hapgood
Penmeek
Sine Die
Fae
Nelson Page
Ambassavert
Gibson
First Pine
Burleson
Serapin
Prizas
Northwestern University
Spern
Illinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Federal Trade Commission
Ne Ae
A. C. Townley
Joseph Gilbert
Nonpartisan League of North Dakota
Jackson, Minn
Washington
Chicago
Henry Ford
Chicago Tribune
A. Mitchell
Man
Pershing
Secretary of Commerce
Redfield
Charles M. Galloway
Pontiac
Cardinal Mercier
Belgium
Col. J. D. Bell
Brooklyn
President Wilson
Omaha
Negro Prisoner, Fought Police, Set Fire To Concreence
E. P
Brand Whitlock
Elaine
Ark
Atlantic City
House
Farmer's National Congress
Hagerstown
Massachusetts
Kentucky
New Jersey
Pene
Mississippi
Wets
American Legion
Centralia
Wash
Prince of Alos
Srueen
Franklin D'Oler
Secretary of the Treasury
Carace
Newberry
Putth
Wis
Global Industrial Unrest Across 1919 Strikes Spread
A wide chronology tracks waves of labor unrest from January to December, detailing strikes by marine, rail, telegraph, steel, coal and garment workers, city by city. Key clashes with troops, lockouts, and government interventions appear in New York, England, Italy, Peru, and Canada, with wage offers and arbitration shaping outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Workers
New York
Aires
Buenos
War Labor Board
Lima
Callao
Peru
England
Scotland
Ireland
Building Trades Employers
Arch
New England
Chicago
Calgary
Toronto
Southeast
Detroit
BP Aaa
Eerie
Uly
Atribo
Ck. É& Son Allroadions
Chitien Io
Gyres
Pacific Coast Railways
Wilson
Boston
Steel Workers’ Committee
United States Steel Corporation
Seppenters
Pittsburgh
Aoekn
Bethlehem Steel
Gary
Ind
Indiana Harbor
Washington
New York Harbor
Nene
International Congress of Working Women
Eta Creek
Anderson
Garfield
Pence
Rome
Milan
Florence
Italy
Presia Wilson
London
B. F. White
Chi
NC1
Ponta Delgada
Astros
Hawker
Grieve
Newfoundland
Trend
Oget Ade
Paris
Ira
Morocco
U.S. Navy
NC4
Maribe
Lisbon
Switzerland
Adjutant Casale
Aviaign Fe Seoonene
Plymouth
John Alcock
Arthur W. Brown
Atlantic
New Foundland
Steiape
British Airigible
United Stat
R&m
Mineola
L. I
Pulham
Roland Rohifs
San Francisco
Pete Lake City
Deposit
B. W. Maynard
Utah
Alexander Pearson
Ross Smith
Port Darwin
Australia
Sir John Alcock
France
Global unrest and aviation milestones chart 1919 era
A compact timeline of revolutions in Portugal and Ireland, riots in Zurich and Forti, political shifts in Persia and Costa Rica, plus key aviation firsts and disasters from the era. It records royalist defeats, Sinn Fein suppression, U S troop movements in Mexico, and notable flights across the Atlantic and Pacific regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portugal
Dublin
Ireland
Canada
Punach
Zurich
Switzerland
Forti
Italy
Emmanuel
Viscount Ishii
United States
Tokyo
Doctor Pessoa
Brazil
Antonio Almeida
Chemnitz
Germany
Shah of
Persia
Tinoco
Costa Rica
Batista Quiroz
Viscount Grey
America
Charlotte of
Luxemburg
Prince Felix of
Bourbon-Parma
Lady Astor
Sinn Fein
Viscount French
Lordet
Long list of notable deaths and memorials across years
A compiled necrology lists numerous figures from January to November including John Mason American actor. Theodore Roosevelt. J. Franklin Bell. Dr. Horace Fletcher. Rees M. Field. Wilfrid Laurier. Mary Walker. Anna Howard Shaw. Oscar Hammerstein. Adelina Patti. Gen. Louis Botha. Henry Mills Alden. Rodman Law. and many others, with dates and places of death or prominence noted in scattered fashion across the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rees M. Field
Morristown
Charles Wyn¢éham
John Mason
W. J. Onaban
Chicago
Horace Fletcher
Copenhagen
Rodriguez Alves
Brasilian
John
U. S
George Jan
Pime
Greensburg
F. E. Chadwick
Eis Srutelt Aroneon
al Fera
Cer
E “Abbott
Sperantia Prima
Wilfrid Laurier
MikSgeen Baron
Fukushima
Mary ‘Walker
Pioneersuf
Washington
Borland
Missouri
France
de Julian” Story
G. F.amunde
Vermont
Harris
E. van Loan
Axa Hi
Sagi
Vamen Witheycombe
Hilary A. Herbert
B. Barr
New York
A. Pryor
Cox
New ‘York
Fred H. Hall
Robert 8. McCormick
Enry Morse Stephens
San Francisco
Aritee
Red Cross
Fran Ali— A ‘Cleveland Cady
Harlow N. Higinbotham
Jules Vedrines
Verner Z. Reed
Imre Khairfy
Pasessgeant
Brighton
England
Hart
Albert Estopinal
Louisiana
New Orleans
Joseph W. Jefferson
Asher Hinds
Washigamee
Chauncey Thom- Matt
J. Heinz
Pittsburgh
Helen Hyde
Will J. Levyn
Chica
General Zelnoa
Nicaragua
New
University of Pennsylvania
Charles Rock
Albert Vickers
Eastbourne
Edward H. Holden
Ents
H. Primrose
la Verne
W. Noyes
Elias Greenebaum
Rome
Ernst Haeckel
Jennabeli
Andrew Carnegie
Lenox
Frederick Layton
Milwaukee
Baron Inverclyde
Glasgow
Louis Botha
South Africa
Budd Doble
Los Angeles
Admiral Baron Beresford
James W. Osborne
Duncan C. Ross
Baltimore
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Eloi Sylva
Leonid Andreef
Arthur M. Beaupre
Colombia
J. B. Thompson
Oklahoma
T. P. Shonts
Charles L. Freer
Detroit
Washburn
Minneapolis
Adelina Patti
Penycae Ales
H. W. Bond
Supreme Court
J. Wattman
Wood
Philip H. McMillan
Detroit Free Press
Henry Mills Alden
Harr’s Magazine
Don Ricardo Palma
Alfred Deakin
Rusto Hopkins
University
Steen
Tur. Nols
Rodman Law
Reeder
J. D. Bell
G. A
Evan Lewis
Hetdear Stanton Maclay
Hugo Head
W Weyl
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W. Pickard
Mexico
B.:nquet
Tampico
Carranza
Jenkins
Felipe Angeles
Lansing
U.8
Aeronautics
Kieckhefer
Maupome
de Oro
Cannefax
Indianapolis
Wilcox
Peugeot
Walter Hagen
Dempsey
Willard
Jim Barnes
Douglas Edgar
Atlanta
Wright
Buffalo
N. Y
Nick Arie
Menard
Tex
G. W. Lorimer
Troy
R. L
Stornoway
U.S. Army
Northern Pacific
Fire Island
New York Central
South Byron
Chaprol
Straits of Messina
Texas
Arkansas
Yokohama
San Ae
Stromboli
Sicily
Wilkesbarre
Fergus Falls
Veoma
U. S. Navy
Allan Line
Cape Race
Basilicata
E. T| Keene
Suez Canal
Cuba
David Lubin
John BE. Williama
Gous
Streator
Theodore Roosevelt
J. Franklin Bell
Uan
8. J. McPherson
Lawrenceville