Chronology of the Year 1931 Overview
A condensed chronology lists key events from 1931 across nations and domestic affairs. It notes revolutions, political shifts in Panama Bolivia and Spain, League of Nations actions, German reparations, and major crises in China Japan and Italy, along with U S policy developments and notable deaths and milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
France
Italy
Rome
Russia
China
Manchuria
Tt li
Stimson
Japan
League of Nations Council
United States
RB Stancing
Ingiegla
League of No
Mukden
IAW VA
Panama
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Aragemena
Ricardo Alguero
Daniel Salamanca
Bolivia
India
London
Steeg
Pierre
Laval
Spain
Hart of
Imetona
Litha 12
Tsuyosh Inukal
Fuket Party
Chiang Kai-shek
Reet
Lia Sen
Bush
Giuseppe Motte
Nident
Switzerland
Pius XV
Ae . Jay
Commission On
Opean Upton
Geneva
Gabriel Terra
Uruguay
Arturo Arganjo
Salvador
Peru
Alfonso
Alcala Zamora
Elon
Honduras
Germany
Austria
David Ocampol
Mandeira
Portugal
Tured
Progreso
Rebbels
Madeira Island
Aristide Briand
Paul Doumei
Spanish Republic
Mussolini
Catholic Action
Pone Pius
Great Britain
Jerusalem
Calgao
Paul Doumer
Juan B. Perez
Venezuela
Congres
Juan Vicente Gomez
Pope Pius
Doctor Buresch
Catholi Action
Akrions Dank
Carlos Ibanez
Chile
Ileana
Romania
Archduke Anton
Singin
Juan Esteben Montero Bcame
Rar Tealn
Havana
I Revolutionary Movement
Ge Mario Menoca
Schucth
Machado
T. S
Kchow
Man 4A
League of Natlongy Council
Mania
Ma Chan- Tim
Alterna Dela Ve
Manchurin
Chin
Ay Aseed
DY Wuuil Swam Vaszie
Ramsay MacDonald
Taidro Ayora
Bevadi Wanotorna
MacDonald
Mi Seton
Catholic Action Society
Naence
House of Commons
Snowden
Gand
Norway
Sweden
Juan Esteban Montero
Vlisis
Bruening
Emanuel Azana
Cyprus
Nicosia
Sanchez Cerro
Guggiari
Paraguay
Navero
MacDonald Na Brest
Philip Snowden
House of Lords
Spanish National Assembly
Alfonse An
Labor
Australia
Dew
Arturo Araujo
Zamora
Dewit—Jananese
Tientsin
Tsitsihar
Yesume
Basel
Switzer
Hoover
Congress
Senate
Asion
Topower Commission
House
Red Cross
Relief Drive Committee
Alvin Coolidge
Wickersham Commission
Press
Oover
Wickersham
Gen. Smediey
Garland Taper
George Otis Smith
Congressional
Butler
Interior Department
Niagara
United States Supreme
Ain
Pattleship
New York
Scripps+Howard syndicate
Washing
al Oppone
Aquer Gange
Chisago
Wilkerson
Treasury
Arizona
Porto Rico
Virgin Islands
Nevada
Protestant Churches of America
Federal Farm Board
San Juan
Porto Rios
New York City
St. Thomas
Harvey WW. Bundy
Michigan
Supreme Court
California
American Red Cross
Presbyterian General Assembly
Pittsburgh
Lewis
Mudge
Philadelphia
C. C. Teague
W. P F. Schilling
Valley Forge
Mellon
Minnesota
United States Supreme Court
Albert B. Fall
al Capone
Chicago
Guam Naval Station
Tennessee
H. H. Horton
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Indianapolis
R. McKelyte
Coolidge
Harding
Marion
Ohio
al Gapone
Lincoln
Springfield
Railways of Country
Interstate Commerce Commission
Dwight Davis
Philippines
John R. Coen
Sterling
Colo
the Elks
Albert GB
B. D. Foulois
Army Air Corps
A. B. Fall
New Mexico
Federal Court of Appeals
Ralph Capone
United States Steel Corporation
McCormick
Reaper
Blacksburg
C. B. Curtis
Arthur Schoenfeld
Dominican Republic
Murray
Oklahoma
T—Farm Board
Frank Evans
Utah
Navy
Akron
Farm Board
Toledo
Texas
Gifford
Brazil
Luke Lea
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Alphonse Capone
American Legion Labor Conference
Washington
Samuel P. Town
Des Moines
Detroit
Iowa
United States Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Youngstown
General Motors
United States Rubber
American Legion
Harry AL. Stevens, Jr
Warsaw
N.C
American Federation of Lab Pur
Vandbuyer
B.C
National, Credit Association
Delaware
American Federation of Labor Convention
Federation of Labor
Sona
Yorktown
Premier Laval
Hoover-Laval
Committee of Five
Navy League
House of Representatives
Harry Moore
New Jersey
Martin
Conner
Mississippi
Ruby Laffaen
Demoocrat
Kentucky
Committee On Navy League
Hattie Caraway
Arkansas
Department of Education
Dino Grandi
Grandi
FitzHenry
Ill
Ilegal
Robert L. O’brien
Boston
R. M. Ehleberg
BH. W. Wurzbach
B. H. Snell
Curtis
Herman Trelle
Alberta
Canada
Warren Barbour
Wabash Raihway
Manhattan
America
Camden
N. J
John N. Garner
Union
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Ilinois Central
War Debt Commission
Harry Powers
West Virginia
Bluebeard
Bec
Leavenworth
Republican National Committee
Swanson Bamed
Alabama
Washington State
Pasadena
Malcolm Campbell
England
Daytona Beach
Fila
James BH. Sullivan
Bobby Jones
Northwestern University
Gar Wood
Miami Beach
Cambridge
Oxord
Jack Thompson
Tommy Freeman
Cleveland
Tony Canzoneri
Jack
Kid) Berg
Mate
Mrs. Whitney
Ericc Smith
Wisconsin
William Warridge
American Baseball League
Louis Schneider
Southern California
Cameronian
Tommy Armour
University of Southern Callcovert
University of Ilinois
Harvard
Yale
New London
Ed Dudley
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Transmississippi
Iurie
George Dunlap
Princeton
Max, Schmeling
Willie Stribling
I Ireland
George von Elm
Win Burka
von, Elm
Burks
Billy Burks
Von
Walter Hagen
Pete
Alliss
Hagan
Abington Track
Aitken
Interna
Santa Rauwla
Jack Sharkey
Jucky Brees
Britigh
Sun Beau
Helen Wills Moody
Rev
Garrison Roebuck
McClure
Hill
Francis ‘Quimet
Chi Cage
Kaye Don
Misa America
Pon
Tack Berg
Blisworth
Tom Creavy
Santa Paula
Argentina
Helen Hicks
Mra
Glenna Collett Ware
St. Louis Cardinals
Primo Carnera
Brooklyn
Nova Scotia
Bluenose
Lou Brouillara
Young Perez
Tunis
Frankie Genaro
Paris
Zbyszko
Battalino
Barl
Mastro de Chicago
Canyoneri
Kid Chocolate
University of Southern California
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Purdue
Army
Tulane
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Aeronautics
Portuguese Guinea
Natal
Beryl] Hart
W. S. MacLaren
Barmuda
Azores
Coxxx
Lisbon
Canary Islands
James H. Doolittle
Berlin
Post
Gatty
Chester
World
Otto Hillig
Holger Hofriis
Harbor Grace
Copenhagen
Hillig
Hofrils
Grefeld
Roosevelt Field
Long Island
George Endres
Alexander Magyar
N. F
Budapest
Endres
Magyar
Hugh Herndon
Clyde Pangborn
Moscow
Russell Boardman
John Polando
Turkey
Col
C. A. Lindbergh
Oper
Graf Zeppelin
Jimmy Doolittle
Los Angeles
Lowell Bayles
Don Moyle
C. A. Allen
Samushiro
Seattle
Moyle
Allen
J. N. Boothman
G H H. Stainforth
Kamchatka
Pangborn
Herndon
Oaxaca City
Mexico
Napier
Hastings
New Zealand
Pearl River
Balkans
Kynute Rockne
T. Ae Ts Western
Kan
Managua
Nicaragua
Transcaucasia
Kolar Fields
Weihaiwei
St. Nagaires
Atific
St. John
British Honduras
Om Pndur
Colorado
Gantonbury
Missouri
Shanghai
Hugh ¢. Wallace
Joseph Joffre
Prance
Marné
Nathan Straus
Anna Pavlova
the Hague
Hidward J. Edwards
R. Edwards
Yankee Division
A. B. Fy Jn
Louis Wolhelm
Ok Frank ©. Emerson
Wyoming
Les W. R. Merriam
Nellie Melba
Melba
Henry A. Cooper
Thomas 8. Rodgers
Edgar Jadwin
Interoceanic Canal Board
Joseph PB. Cotton
Pietro Maffi
Pisane
James B. Aswell
Louisiana
Robert Edeson
P. Plunkett
Arnold Bennett
Penry
Ives Cobb
Byron Bancroft Johnson
George A. Dorsey
Maclyn Arbuckle
Itage and Bereen Star
Nicholas Longworth
National House of Representates
George F. Baker
Albert A. Michelson
Galil
Walter A. Strong
Chicago Daily News
Eugene Ysaye
Brussels
Belgium
David Belasco
P. Brooks
Baylor University
Waco
Samuel W. Parr
University of Illinois
C. A. Mooney
Mortimer L. Schiff
John B. Stoddard
Anna Adama Gordon
World W. CG. T. UL
Ralph Booth
Denmark
Alfred Aloysius Smith
Yrader Horn
Wilburn
Whitehead
Bridge Whist
Alice M. Robertson
Olahoma
Stephen M. Babcock
University of Wisconsin
George 8. Graham
Pennsylvania
John Brisben Walker
John L. Agnew
Copper Ciff
Ont
Tari Commission
Hah Caine
F. W. Lehmann
St Louis
J. F. Nugent
Idaho
Zack Mulhall
David Starr Jordan
Stanford University
J. B. Deaver
William Orpen
Thomas Lipton
B.pwlenton
Marrow
Jersey
Dante Ghester Fysheh
AH Ieye Tean
Ite
Blemley A
Revell
Isher
H. Williams
Wabash Railway
Charles W. Murphy
Gunar Gt
Chicago National
Alia Pee
Thomas A. Rdlison
Hoboken
Edoward Simmons
Baltimore
Atlanta
Henry Walters
G. Matheson
Drexel Institute
Daniel Sullivan
San Antonio
Tex
J. Battstaedt
W. ©. Shepard
Maeterre
Des
A. H. Cockburn
Watervilet
Vincent D’indy
BF. Jelke
F. H. Bedford
Charles MacVeagh
Vachell Tindsay
Clarence H. Howard
Bee
CGC
Hupp
Antonio Salandra
Cardinal Louis Billot
Arrieta
Western Newspaper Union
Victor Records
E. A. Anderson
Rexall
Thayer Brothers
Clare, Michigan
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