World War I Peace Moves and Changes 1919 Chronicle
Compiled by E W Pickard the long list recounts wartime diplomacy from Jan to Dec 1919. It lists Bolshevik advances and Allied actions in Europe with dates, noting peace talks, armistice efforts, and League of Nations activities. Names of nations leaders battles and territorial changes appear throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
Russia
Kiev
Bersagileri
Ancona
Albania
Piombino
Lemberg
Ukrainia
Brussa
Asia Minor
Spa
Belgium
Rovno
Volhynia
Brest- Litovek
Vilna
Pinyk
Supreme Council
Minsk
Germany
Lithuania
Rusa
Poland
Beltehevik
Russiana
Arabia
Soviet
Poliad
Witos
Lloyd George
Ter Beetitre
Augaucree
Italy
London
Latvia
Finland
Aest
Mlana
Soldau
Warsaw
Danzig
Bialystok
Wrangel Oet
Novorossisk
Donets
Nations Council
Thuania
Sweden
Aland Islands
Riga
Zelgouski
Manchuria
Wrangel
Kakhovka
Jugo-Slavia
Adriatic
Crimea
League of Nations Assembly
Geneva
Paul Hymans
Spain
League of Nations
Committee On General Organization
League of Nations Council
United States
Armenia
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Ittaly
D’annunzio
Wilson
League Council
D'Annunzio
Austria
Erivan
Great Britain
France
Greece
Constantine
Willson
League of Nations Disarmament Commission
International Court of Justice
Holland
Brasil
China
Global 1919-20 Turbulence and Political Upheaval Chronicle
The record details a cascade of revolts, coups, assassinations, and elections across Europe the Americas and the Middle East from January to December. It notes Germany under Kapp, Ireland’s Cork hunger strike and Belfast riots, Greece and Italy upheavals, Mexico’s Obregon and Carranza, Ireland’s Sinn Fein actions, and U.S. political shifts including Wilson era policies, suffrage ratification, and landmark corporate and railway actions. It lists counter revolutions in Berlin, French and Spanish political shifts, and major international personages like Tamayo, Deschanel, and Venizelos, along with institutional changes in governments, cabinets, and alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose Luis Tamayo
Ecuador
Berlin
Paul Deschanel
Janane Miller
Korea
Honduras
Admiral Horthy
Ebert
Germany
Wolfgang Ka P
Council of
Stuttgart
Wolfgang Kapp
Ebort Pavernmpsts
Kapp
Cork
Leiperg
Gunstav Noake
Bauer
Hermann Mueller
Nikolaeyek
Siberia
A Macpornen
Ireland
Ariet
Sfeian
Aprany
Taustims
Metrada Saixere Grveremen
Reba
Joan of
Pope Benedict
Venustiano Carransa
Nees
Mexico
Adolfo de la Huerta
Italy
Londonderry
Arthur Meighen
Canada
Robert Borden
Guerra
Bolivia
Baptiste Bavedra
Joachim
Kaiser
Belfast
Uly
Francisco Villa
Avernor
Lower
California
D. Porras
Panama
Commons
Fremier Veniselos
Greece
Paris
MacSwiney
Sinn Feincourt
Carity
Manuel Gondra
Paraguay
Carlos Herrera
Guatemala
Alexandre Miller
France
Georges Leygues
Nee
Nauen
ugo-Slavia
Terence MacSwiney
Brixton
Alexander
Coundourlotta
Alfredo Zayas
Cubs
Drys
House of Commons
Sinn Fein
Venizelos
Sebastopol
Rhallis
Dublin
Mount Blanc
Arthur Griffith
Sinn Feinarson
London
Liverpool
Sinn
Great Britain
Michael Hamnlach
Austria
South Ireland
Lloyd George
Valera
Constantine
Athens
Industrial unrest across rail and coal sectors in 1919
A fragmented account tracks a year of strikes and wage fights across the United States and Britain. Rail workers wage battles challenge management, while coal miners and express firms seek raises. Federal intervention, referendums, and mass layoffs punctuate the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Gompers
The
Americas Federation of Labor
United States Labor Board
American Railway Express
United States Railway Labor Board
New York Streck
Chicago
Great Britain
New England
Notable Deaths and Disasters Chronicle of 1900s Figures
A long necrology lists notable deaths from January to December across years, naming Thomas Hume in Muskegon and Paul Adam in Paris, plus figures like Reginald De Koven, Cyrus Townsend Brady, James Buckley, and William Vanderbilt. It also records major disasters including earthquakes in Chile and Central America, several deadly tornado outbreaks across the United States, a large munition dump explosion in East Prussia, floods in Japan, and the Galveston fire catastrophe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hume
Muskegon
Mich
Paul Adam
Charles Eb, Magoon
Canal Gene
John F. Dodge
Detroi
Reginald de Koven
Cyrus Townsend Brady
Yonkers
N. Y
J. B. Wilson
P. Ripley
Alabama
George D. Smith
New York
Henry W. Blair
New Hampshire
Washington
Albert Bouillier
Chicago
Thomas H. Owen
Department of Archives and History of
Montgomery
Ala
William Thomas Smedley
Edwin
Armagh
All Ireland
Roger C. Sullivan
Oeene
Theodore N. Vail
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Baltimore
Marjorie Benton Cooke
Manila
R. J. Belford
Los Angels
J. H. Vincent
The
Chautauqua Assembly
Rockefeller Foundation
William Dean Howells
Newark
Levi P. Morton
Col. W. D'A. Mann
Morristown
N. J
John N. Stockwell
Cleveland
Heer
W. W. Handrickson
Charles Augustus Stoddard
Winterhalter
N. Rhoda Broughton
Mme. Rejane
Siam
Ree W. Perkins
Stamford
Conn
William C. Gorgas
United States Army
London
Dick I. Morgan
Oklahoma
John Arbuthnot Fisher
British Admiralty
the Mirror
St. Louis
J. Frank Hanley
Indiana
Queensberry
Johannesurg
Isham Randolph
Lyle Galvin
United States
C. M. Howe
U.S.N
Sidmouth
England
Mme
Etelka Gerster
Italy
Andreas Zorn
James Wilson
Agriculture
Traer
Iowa
Cardinal Annette
Paris
Cardinal Mendez
Toledo
Spain
Egerton Caastie
George Nasmyth
Sovigiogiat
Geneva
Eric Doolittle
Philadelphia
Apt
P. Avery
Hartford
Jacob H. Schiff
W. Murray Crane
Dalton
Lana
Miguel de Palacios
John Reed
A. L. Sanborn
Madison
Wis
Jay Rial
Winston-Balem
N. C
Oliver Doud Wyron
Metitepnen
Gregory
der Atonalder
Xander
Greece
Thos KR
Jernigan
Orientalliat An Ores Snear
Ghanghal
Hulee Imogen Gurney
Easaylot
G. W. Glevens
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Boston
George W. Breck
HB. C. Benedict
Margarete Brewster
Modesto
Cal
Jake TL. Hamon
Republican National
Ekengren
James J. Reynolda
Oechi
Eit Onsen
Long Beach
Cal Dee
Krenties
Lynde Bretnon
Horace
Dodge
Palm Beach
Della Chiesa
Olive Schreiner
Cyrus Beard
Wapeane
Pat O'Brien
Horatio W. Seymour
Helen B. Barrett
Charles Summer Burch
Mexico
Atlantic
Tailinois
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Georgia
Rothenstein
East Prussia
Tennessee
Cherokee County
Japan
Galveston
Chile
Central America
Argentine
Andes
Historic 1919-20 sports results recap highlights
A compact ledger of athletic milestones across 1919 and 1920 including Jan wins by A Haugen in ski, Joe Stecher in wrestling, W B Huey in billiards, Walter Hagen in golf, and Kentucky Derby notes. Highlights cover America's Cup races with Shamrock and Resolute, major golf titles, Olympic events, boxing debuts, and a Chicago baseball conspiracy indictment with Hal Chase and Abe Attell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Haugen
Colorado
Cary
Ill
Joe Stecher
Earl Cad
W. B. Huey
Chicago
Percy Collins
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Bellair Heights
Fla
Paul Jones
Chevrolet
Indianapolis
William T. Tilden
Philadelphia
Wimbledon
Shamrock
Charles Evans, Jr
Resolute
Mark Aliie
Illinois
United States
Jack Hutchinson
Edward Say
Enat
Kohlemainen
New York
Finland
Marathon
Antwerp
Jack Dempsey
Billy Miske
Res Evans, Jr
Ee Breege
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Carpentier
France
Levinsky
Hal Chase
Bill Burns
Abe Attel
Esperanto
Delawanna
Board of Control
Judge Landis
Baseball Board of Control
Ohio State University
Rocco Sarles
Los Aggeles
Gaston Chevrolet
John Layton
St. Louis
Bob Cannefax
Jack Compaey
Bill Brennan
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E. W. Pickard
Bolsheviki
Yekaterinovlay
Dvinek
Bolsaheviki
Roumania
Clemenceau
Fiume
Council of League of Nations
Jugo- Slavia
Es Rone
Council of 6 of Nations
General Denikine
Constentinopis An
Odessa
Vladivostok
Hsbhonia
Soviet Russia
Admiral Kolchik
Revolutioniara
Schleswig
Letts
Sultan
Constantinople
Dardanelles
Bosporus
Archangel
Murmansk
Moscow
Denikine
Stavropol
Kaiser Towa
Mozir
Kolenkovitz
Minak
Viladivostok
Frankfort
Darmstadt
Ruhr
San Remo
Supremee Council
Baraspar
Turkey
Wisson
Bolphovitsi
Ukraine
Denmark
Schles
Wig
Mosacow
Republic of Georgia
Enzell
Persia
Caspian
Sibewin
Ruussia
Alliens
Damascus
Adrianople
Jafar
Ituaaians
Brest-Litovalk
H-Vilna
Barano- A
Brent-Litovak
Caigeme
Wingons
Coupell
Etic
Lane
Ricie
Juares
Mextone
Re &Ebela
Mexico City
Ciranes
Obregon
Tam- Miy
Federation of
Department of Justice
War Finance Corporation
Kentucky
Rhode Island
Democratic National Committee
San Francisco
House of Representatives
Victor Berger
Senate
Oregon
David F. Houston
the Treasury
Edwin T. Meredith
Henry P. Fletcher
South Carolina
Ainte Senate
Secretary of the Interior
Arizona
Joan Barton Payne
Joan
National American Suffrage Association
House
Macrotary
Baker
Diaque
Ryan
Charles Ht. Crane
Bainbridge Colby
Alata
Mari
Berklahome
Geiger
Milwaukee
New Jersey
United States Supreme
Abel Corporation
Brit Dent Wilden
Virginia Assembly
Maiena Bay
Crow Toat
United States Senate
Nited
States Supreme Court
State of New Jersey
John Barton Payne
Shipping Board
Truman H. Newberry
Grand Rapids
Newberry
Arch
Hines
Supreme Court
Reading Company
Eugene Debs
Seymour Stedman
Payne
Cannont
Eeetete
Knox
Congress
Uni States Supreme Court
Frank
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Navy
Parley F. Christensen
Salt Lake City
Farmer-Labor Party
Bolt
George White
Marietta
Lincoln
Neb
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Prohibition
Sto
Agron
Watkins
D. Leigh Colvin
Harding
Coolidge
Interstate Commerce Commission
Aus
West Frankfort
Denver
Cox
Colby
Maine
Wall and Broad Streets
En York Assembly
MW. A
Ketcham
Lisdon
J. W. Galbraith, Jr
Cincinnati
American Legion
Walter Dill Scott
Northwestern University
Continental
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Union League Club
South America
C. J. Vopicka
Balkan States
Henry T. Mayo
Benate
Cemere Co-Operative Marketing Associations
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Febee Hall Anlone
Chicago City Hall
McRe
Coal Commission
Milhole
Kanoas
Chicago Awitepmeen
Fetarecore
Ner
Aeronautics
W. Schroeder
Dayton
Rome
Tokyo
E H. Larsen
Omata
Philadeliia
Belgica
Marin
Mineola
Saas
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