Year 1919 Chronology of War and Peace Events
A compact chronology of 1919 highlights from Wilson's diplomacy and postwar upheaval. It covers major political shifts across Europe, the formation of governments, armistice terms, and League of Nations deliberations, noting key dates, battles, and institutional developments. Includes Berlin's Spartacist unrest, treaties at Versailles, and the global push toward postwar order.
Turbulent global unrest and political upheavals 1914 overview
A fragmented timeline notes royalist revolts in Portugal, independence moves in Ireland, riots across Europe from Zurich to Forti, Italy, and Germany, political resignations in Japan, and significant shifts in Latin America. It mentions presidential changes in Brazil and Portugal, suppression of Sinn Fein in Ireland, and early U S military actions in Mexico with troop movements and reprisals.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Forti
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America
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First nonstop flight from Chicago to New York in April
April 18 Capt BE F White completed the first nonstop flight from Chicago to New York. May 2 Adjutant Casale set a world altitude record of 31,000 feet. May 27 NC4 flew from the Azores to Lisbon completing a transatlantic crossing. June 7 Michigan won Western Intercollegiate meet. July 4 Dempsey defeated Willard for heavyweight title. Sept 16 Cincinnati Reds won the National League pennant. Dec 7 Wilhelmshaven explosion killed 43 in an ammo plant blast.
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Long list of notable deaths in 19th 20th centuries
Dense necrology listing numerous prominent figures across months and places. Names include Roosevelt Bell McPherson At Lawrenceville Williams in Chicago Leroux Pickering Haeckel Carnegie Ambassadors Laurier Pryor Hofmann Blakelock Leoncavallo and many others with dates and locations ranging from Rome New York Chicago London Paris and more.
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Rome
John B. Williama
Streator
Theodore Roosevelt
Oywer Bey
Morristown
Charles Wyndham
John Mason
W. J. Onahan
Chicago
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Jenkins Case and Mexico Exchange Over General Jenkins
Secretary Lansing urged Mexico to release General Felipe Angeles, raising the Jenkins case as a matter for U S handling. Mexico rejected the request and stated the case was closed with his release, while the President sought Senate input on involvement.
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