Events of 1919 Passed In Review
A comprehensive year in review of postwar upheaval Europe and the United States. The article covers the Versailles peace treaty process including the League of Nations debates, the German response, and global unrest. It notes U S political battles, labor strikes, prohibition, suffrage, and aviation milestones, with a necrology of notable deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United States Senate
League of Nations
Europe
Austria-Hungary
Austria
Hungary
Poland
Czech
Jugoslav
Russia
United States
Ame
Lunar Council
Wilson
Britain
France
Italy
Toer
Marshal Foch
Clemenceau
Japan
Ve Council
Tee
Witson
Congress
Washington
Boston
Adriatic
Fiume
Marshall and
Caroline Islands
Germany
Council of Ten
Council of
Lloyd George
Orlando
Council of Four
Kim-Chau
China
Great Britain
Versailles
Ebert
Council of Five
Count Brockdorff-Rantzau
Senate
Lodge
Mittee
Hitchcock
Thire
White House
League
Lenin
Trotzky
Roumania
Berlin
Carl Liebknecht
Spartacans
Rosa Luxemburg
Weimar
Ignace Jan. Paderewski
Pilsudski
M. Demoski
Korea
Egypt
Churchill
Vienna
Doctor Renner
Count Karoly
Scheidemann
Gustavy Adolph Bauer
Geriatz
Bela Kun
Ireland
Sinn Pete
Viscount French
Yudenitch
Petrograd
Gabriele d'Annunzio
Thrace
Bulgaria
Yodenitch
Omsk
Kolchak
State Department
Gregory
A. Mitchell Palmer
Walker D. Hines
William G. McAdoo
Victor L. Berger
Chicago
Herbert Hoover
House
House of Representatives
Gillett
Massachusetts
Cummins
Iowa
Pershing
New York
Cardinal Mercier
Belgium
Albert
Elizabeth
Prince of Wales
United States Supreme Court
War Labor Board
South America
Argentina
Peru
Seattle
Ole Hanson
Marine Workers
New England
Building Employers’ Association of Chicago
Mexico
United States Army
United States Navy
Halifax
N. S
Trepassay Bay
Newfoundland
Azores
Lisbon
Portugal
Atlantic
Harry G. Hawker
Mackenzie Grieve
John Alcock
Flyer
Arthurs W. Brown
Newformndland
Edinburgh
Roland Rholfs
San Francisco
Alexander Pearson
Rees Smith
Australia
England
Wost Darwin
Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
George F. von Hertling
J. Franklin Bell
Charles Wyndham
Nathaniel C. Goodwin
Wilfried Laurier
Canada
William P. Borland
Missouri
Mary Walker
George F. Edmunds
Vermont
Amelia E. Barr
William Crookes
Sidney Drew
Jules Vedrines
Edward Payson Call
Philadelphia
Robert Bacon
Manuel Franco
Paraguay
John C. Spooner
Wisconsin
James A. Tawney
Minnesota
Ernest Lister
Anna Howard Shaw
National Woman's Suffrage Association
Edward John Poynter
The
Royal Academy
Oscar Hammerstein
Andrew Carnegie
Louis Botha
Union of South Africa
Baron Charles William Beresford
John Mitchell
Inbor
Theodore P. Shonts
Interborough Rapid Transit Company of
Isthmian Canal Commission
Adelina Patti
William Waldorf Astor
Alfred T. Ringling
Circus
Ella Wheeler. Wilcox
Col
J.D. Bell
G.A. Ro
Thomas 8. Martin
Cay Foiek
Oes
Henry Ay Frick
Steel
Philapubroplat
Logan Edwards Merrill Named After Two Heroes
John Merrill and Leva Merrill celebrate naming their newborn Logan Edwards Merrill after a family dispute over Joash and Adoniram. Grandmothers Griffith and Merrill finally agree as Tom Armstrong returns from service and praises comrades. The baby sleeps as relatives veto their earlier jealousy and relish the chosen name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffith
Adonirau
Merrill
Walbe
Joash
Joash Merrill
John
Selina Merrill
Tom Armstrong
John Merrill
Edwards
Logan
Lena Merrill
Logan Edwards Merrill
Tom
House of Merrill
Logan Lelwards
Logan Edwards
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Donald F. Biggs
Foreign Affairs
Labor and Industrial
Department of Justice
Anderson
Indianapolis
Carranza
Lansing
William ©. Jenkins
Puebla
Cial
Jenkins
Aeronautics
Mary Louise Buzzell
McClure
Leva