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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1921

Page

8

United States Remains Technically at War After Peace Treaty Failure

Principal Events Review notes that the Senate did not ratify the peace treaty leaving the United States technically at war with Germany, though in practice the nation is at peace. The piece covers postwar readjustment, minor conflicts abroad, and domestic optimism despite radical activity and economic uncertainty.

United States

Turbulent Aftermath of World War I and League Actions

A historical recount of postwar events from January to December detailing ratifications of the Treaty of Versailles at Versailles, League of Nations activities in Paris, and shifting fronts. It covers Polish Soviet fighting, Turkish peace terms, Bolshevik advances, and diplomatic moves involving Britain France Italy and the United States.

Germany Allie Vares United States Senate League of Nations Delag Paris Helgium Brown England Italy Kravee Japan Greece Spain Ukraine Kethontla Turkey Constantinople Legun Baltie Warsaw Leary I’wlaud Rucela Kiev Odessan Asta East Prussia Pilendski Supreme Council Tts Hungary Versailles Ambasaador Wallace Sta Wiews Metin Bervon Asia Minor Rovono Poland Meche Ruscia Bolkhevist Loman Breet-Litovsk Lemberg Wrangel Russia Serbia Hedjaz Letvin Fintan Hosein Molieh Troteky General Wrangel Assembly of the League of Narone Gene Oa Paul Hymans Belgium Wilson Council of the Armenia Erivan Ampenia League Assembly Austria League

Turbulent 1920 World Stage Echoes Ireland France Germany

Amid postwar unrest and political upheaval 1920 saw France’s Clemenceau clash with election, Ireland’s home rule debate, a Berlin counterrevolution led by Kapp, Mexican revolutionary turmoil, and Italy’s cabinet crises with anarchist unrest flaring in Ancona. Cork riots and British measures framed the era’s crisis map.

Ireland Germany Ruesia China France Tthiy Gieene Clemenciaou Poincare Pan Deschane Clemenceau Alexandre Millerand Ali Roseian Iberia Alexander B. Kolchak Admiral Kolchak Irkatah Great Britain Hourne of Kapp Cork Eosnesias House of Commons Belfast Mexico Carratva Sonora Republic Carranza Mexico City Italy Notti Signor Orlando Chamber Giovanni Giolitti Ancona Terenté MacSwiney

Global unrest and political upheaval sweep nations in late 1920s

The account reviews strikes and riots across Europe and Ireland, noting Obregon's presidency in Mexico, France's leadership changes, Italian demonstrations for Soviet Russia, Cork hunger striker Terence MacSwiney’s death, Greece’s royal succession, and wartime Ireland clashes. It discusses protests, executions, arrests, and mass violence shaping late 1920s politics.

Mexico Alvaro Obregon Deschanel France Alexandre Millerand Georges Leygues Clemenceau Italy Socialist Party General Confederation of Labor Soviet Russia Weny APA Terence MarSwiney Cork Hrntton London MacSwiney Alexander Greece Paul Constantinte China Kierwe Belfast Ireland Londonderry House of Commons Ita Dublin Venizelos Veniselos George Rhallis Liverpool Water Front Martin Law South Ireland Sinn Fein

Year 1920 political year and key events recap

In 1920 the United States saw a heated presidential year with Republicans nominating Warren G. Harding and Democrats nominating James M. Cox. The GOP won a sweeping victory in the election, while women gained full voting rights nationwide. Prohibition and related legal actions dominated early in the year, with trials and expulsions affecting state legislatures and federal cases.

Federal rail rate hikes and political trials mark 1919 year

The Tribune notes constitutional approval of the amendment and the Volstead Act enforcement. The Interstate Commerce Commission raised rail rates in 1919 to fund higher wages, boosting passenger charges by 20 percent plus a Pullman surcharge, and freight rates by 2 to 40 percent regionally. It also reports the Chicago Communist Labor party leaders’ trial ending with 20 convictions, and the New York Socialist assemblymen being unseated after re Election. Cotton and wheat prices fell sharply prompting farmer resistance, while night riders pressed growers to hold crops for higher prices.

United States Warren G. Barding Ohio Chicago Ben Francisco James M. Cox Congress United States Supreme Court New York Assembly Communist Labor ‘Party Truman H. Newberry Michigan Grand Rapids AU Pa Trea Damreaee Tribune Interstate Commerce Commission Communist Labor Party New York

Senate Debates Versailles Treaty and 1920 Legislation

The 1920 Senate and House battled over the Versailles treaty and League covenant with repeated rejection. Key actions included Cummins-Esch railroad and army reorganization laws, Water Power and Oil Land Leasing measures, and Lodge reservations. The treaty failed to pass again, Wilson vetoed wartime budget measures and a Philippines independence push emerged in his December message.

United States Senate House Victor Berger Congress Milwaukee Ovece Senate Knox Senate Wilson Armenia Supreme Council Philippines

Labor Unrest Roils 1920 Postwar Era

The 1920 period saw intensified labor unrest after World War I with European strikes and U S disruptions. The steel workers strike collapsed in January while France faced rail stoppages in February. A coal miners pact followed in March ending a two year dispute. Chicago saw an outlaw rail strike beginning April 15 with federal seizures of leaders on April 14. The Cummins Bed wage board refused to hear cases from striking workers. A new coal strike began in April amid ongoing tension.

Meels Europe United States France Wilson Chicago Joint Cummins Ae Aulspots Amd. Baness

Global unrest and wage strife ripple through 1919 labor waves

The record traces Bolshevik linked strikes across Italy Paris and Britain from March to October. It notes troop interventions in Naples and Denver, rail and coal wage awards in the United States, and widespread factory seizures and worker takeovers as workmen push for co operative management and higher pay amid a broad industrial crisis.

Coal Commission Italy Naples Novra Alexandra Brexela Treviso Paris General Federation of Labor Bolsheviste Railway Labor Board Illinois Indiana Kansas Wilson Denver Depver Railway Express Anthracite Wage Commission Lombards Giolitti England United States New England

Sporting Highlights of 1919 20 Include Cups, Golf, and Baseball Scandals

The period saw Shamrock IV win early races before Resolute claimed the America's Cup in July. Golf title discoveries included Charles Evans Jr and Jock Hutchinson winning western and national events. The U S led in Olympics with 212 points, Dempsey and Carpentier claimed heavyweight titles, while a 1919 World Series fixing scandal shook baseball amid pennant and series outcomes.

Tve Thomas Lipton New York Shamrock Resolute Charlies Evans, Jr Chicago Jock Hutchinson Edward Ray England Charles Evans, Jr United States Antwerp Belgium Finland Sweden Jack Dempsey Bill Miske Benton Harbor Mich Georges Carpentier France Battling Levinsky Chicago Americars Cincins Uati Chicago Terug CA Cage Arstad Cleveland Brooklyn Debs

Board establishes with Judge Landis as chairman salary

The board, with Judge Kenesaw M Landis of Chicago as chairman, sets an annual salary of 42500. Rorcoe Sarira won the 25 mile automobile race in Los Angeles on November 2. Gaston Chetrelet was killed in a collision during the race.

Kenesaw M. Landie Chicago Rorcoe Sarira Los Angeles Gaston Chetrelet

Global Disasters Mark 1920 With Torrents of Deaths

A year in review notes heavy tolls from a string of disasters worldwide. Tornadoes strike Georgia Alabama Indiana Illinois Mississippi and Tennessee in March and April causing dozens of deaths and millions in damages. An explosion at Rothenstein Prussia kills over 300. Earthquakes devastate central Mexico and Italy, with Florence area quakes killing hundreds. Floods hit Japan, and Chile and Central America suffer later quakes.

United States Italy Mensico Mexico Vera Cruz Georgian Alabama Indiana Ogle Milinoia Rothenstein Rust Prussia Tennessee Mississippi Fornado Gherokee Japan Fiorence Chile Central America

Notable figures who died in 1920 list of prominent names

A roster of renowned individuals who passed away in 1920 is given with dates and roles. Included are artists, musicians, authors, explorers, scientists, financiers, and politicians such as Nicholas Sicard Maud Powell Heginald DeKoven Cyrus Townsend Brady Edward Payson Ripley Julius Chambers Wittm Mickle Rear Admiral Peary John Bankhead Mrs Humphry Ward Elmer Apperson Gabriel Rejane George Perkins William Vanderbilt Isham Randolf Henry Ford and others. The list spans January to December and includes national and international figures from various fields.

Nicholas Sicard Maud Powell Heginald DeKoven Richard L. Garner Cyrus Townsend Brady Edward Payson Ripley Santa Fe Railroad Ohio Barber Gaby Dessys Julius Chambers New York Witttem K. Mickle US Confederate Veterans Rebbert EF. Peary United States Army John Arbuthnot Fisher Eugenie Napoleon III William K. Vanderbilt J. Frank Hanly Indiana Isham Rangelph Chicago James O'Neil Norman Lackyer James Wilson Agriculture Raimundo de Madrazo Jacob H. ‘Schiff Gnaneler Winthrop Murray Creme United States Massachusetts Chai Norris Williamson Ogden Mus Eta Paris Charles M. Alexander Louise Logen Ludwig 1 Gt Bevarius Henry R Nevenob Vranklin’ Fort New Jersey Olepald Margaret Brewster Chaan Fident

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