Chronology of 1919 War and Peace Highlights
A compact chronology of 1919 events notes major wartime movements and treaties. It records Wilsons arrivals and travels, Bolshevik advances and retreats, European government changes, League of Nations planning, and the progress of peace talks at Versailles with multiple nations signing or negotiating treaties and armistices through late December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voramberg
Switzerland
Leipsic
Spartacans
Coresa
St. Germain
Smyrna
Hungary
Arnad
Roumania
Bessarabia
Gulf of Finland
Galicia
Pskov Front
Germany
Baltic
Rhine Republic
Hans A. Dorten
Austria
U. S. Senate
Peace Congress
Free Ireland
Senate
Wilson
Tuins
Belgium
Oleg
Slava
Scheidemann
Gustav Bauer
Scaps
Francesco Nitti
Italy
Berlin
Hamburg
Turkey
Versailles
France
New York
George Washington
German National Assembly
United States
State Department
Washington
Enver Pasha
Talaat Bey
Djemal Pasha
Paris
London
Vienna
Budapest
Bela Kun
House of Commons
Russia
Bulgaria
Bela Kua
League of Nations
Archduke Joseph
Entente
Dvina
Siberia
Odessa
Denine
U. S S
U. S
Silesia
General Pershing
Munich
Supreme Council
Austrian National Assembly
Spitzbergen
Norway
Karl Renner
Sensteet
Kolchak
D'Annunzio
Fiume
Adriatic
Tran
Lithuania
von der Goltz
Span
French Chamber of Deputies
America
Great Britain
Dvinsk
Riga
King George
Libau
Elyussian
Bolsheviki
General Denikine
Orel
Pskov
Tsarskoe Selo
Kronstadt
Krasnoe Selo
Denikine
Petrograd
Bolsheviks
Yudenitch
Setehine
Annunzio
Zara
Dalmatia
Esthenian
Bolshevists
Omak
Lettish
Mitau
Esthenia
Kharkov
England
Fiume D’annunzio
Kieff
Kaplansk
Ecape Flow
D’ausuasio
Pees
Prohibition and political shifts mark 1919 to 1920 events
A sweeping timeline notes state ratifications of the prohibition amendment in multiple states including Michigan Ohio Oklahoma Colorado Illinois Alabama Arkansas California Indiana Kansas North Carolina and others. It also records Supreme Court decisions on liquor shipments, socialists convicted in Chicago, riots, political resignations and appointments, the activation of wartime measures, and the relentless push for woman suffrage culminating in congressional action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Ohio
Oklahoma
Colorado
Supreme Court
Ry. Terri
Age
Berger
Kruse
Germer
Engdahl
Tucker
Chicago
Tennessee
Idaho
Maine
West Virginia
Gregory
Illinois
Alabama
Arkansas
California
Indiana
Kansas
North Carolina
Iowa
Utah
Oregon
New Hampshire
Nebraska
Missouri
Wyoming
Sacramento
Cal
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Nevada
State Department
Senate
New York
Philadelphia
Wilson
H. C. Wallace
Tacoma
France
Mitchell Palmer
Norman Hapgood
Denmark
Congress
Thomas Nelson Page
Italy
Hugh Gibson
U. S
Poland
Burleson
Gillett
Ken Gillett
House
Lynn Harold Hough
Northwestern University
Federal Trade Commission
Packers
A. C. Townley
Joseph Gilbert
Nonpartisan League of North Dakota
Jackson, Minn
Washington
Contal
Peoria
Henry Ford
Chicago Tribune
A. Mitchell Palmer
Pershing
Secretary of Commerce
Redfield
Charles M. Galloway
Pontiac
Omaha
E. Pmith
Montgomery
Ala
Brand Whitlock
Belgium
Elaine
Ark
Atlantic City
Farmer's National Congress
Hagerstown
Commerce Redfield
Massachusetts
Kentucky
New Jersey
Pesviane
Mississippi
Wets
American Legion
Centralia
Wash
Prince of Wales
Franklin D’olier
Secretary of the Treasury
Carter Glass
U.S
Virginia
New Labor Party
Newberry
J. W. Alexander
Republican National Committee
H. A. Garfield
Johnson
U. S. Supreme Court
Harding
Big Packers
Global Wave of Strikes Across Cities and Nations
Compiled record of industrial unrest from January to December detailing vast strike activity. Marine workers in New York, British and Canadian labor actions, city and nationalwide stoppages, and government interventions mark a year of labor upheaval with key events in Rome Chicago and Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Workers of
New York
Buenos Aires
War Labor Board
General Staihs
Lima
England
Scot- and - Trades
Beattie Feo
New England
Steadville District
Chicago
Winnit- Pifay
Calgary
Edmonton
Toronto
Transportation Workers of Paris
Toledo
Ohio
Southeast
Detroit
Carmen
Rome
Gompers
A. F. of L
U. S
London
Actors
New York Traction
Wisconsin
Cudahy
Indiana
Hammond
Pacific Coast Railways
Wilson
Hines
Pacific Coast Railway
Ind
Boston
Steel Workers’ Committee
United States Steel Corporation
Carpenters
Pittsburgh
British Railway
Bethlehem Steel Works
Gary
British Rail
Indiana Harbor
Washington
New York Harbor
Iate
Congress of
International Congress of Working Women
International Labor Conference
Pesal
Anderson
Garfield
Milan
Florence
Italy
Presiant Wilson
London Tailoring
Global unrest and political upheavals headline year
A mosaic of revolts and political shifts marks the period with royalist uprisings in Portugal and Ireland’s independence proclamation. A Polish peasant becomes president, Afghan ruler murdered, and anti riot actions flare from India to Germany. Venice and Britain shift ambassadors as Sinn Fein suppression continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portugal
Dublin
Ireland
Trompozinski
Poland
Habibullah Khan
Afghanistan
Canada
India
Zurich
Switzerland
Forti
Italy
Emmanuel I
Viscount Ishii
United States
Tokyo
Doctor Pessoa
Brasil
Antonio Almeida
Chemnitz
Germany
Shah
Persia
Tinoco
Costa Rica
Batista Quiroz
Viscount Grey
America
County Clare
Ee. T. S
Honduras
Bertrand
Maepe
Betish
Sinn Fein Parliamant
Ireand
Kinjuro Shidehara
Japanese Saaneater
Luxemburg
Charlotte
Norway
Timeline of Mexican Revolution Events Through 1915
A chronology recounting key actions and figures from General Blanquet’s death through the Jenkins case. It covers Villista and Carranza actions, U S troop involvement including cross border raids and pursuits, Zapatista surrender, Angeles capture and execution, and diplomatic exchanges involving Wilson and Lansing over Jenkins. The list notes notable dates, leaders, battles, and policy stances across 1914 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanquet
Villistas
Felipe Angeles
Villa
Uarez
el Paso
Juarez
Tampico
Mexico
Carranza
U. S
Wilson
Carr
General Angeles
Jenkins
Puebla
Lansing
Senate
U. 8
June 14 15 Alcock Brown First Nonstop Atlantic Flight
A historic aviation record emerges with Captain John Alcock and Lieutenant Arthur W. Brown completing the first nonstop trans Atlantic flight from Newfoundland to Ireland in a Vickers Vimy in 16 hours 12 minutes. The feat crowns a series of early air voyage milestones and marks aviation’s bold crossing of the Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. F. White
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Newfoundland
Azores
Ponta Delgada
Ores
Hawker
Grieve
Ireland
Roget
Paris
Kenitra
Morocco
U.S. Navy
NC4
Lisbon
Switzerland
Adjutant Casale
Plymouth
England
John Alcock
Arthur W. Brown
Atlantic
New Foundland
Scotland
United States
Mineola
L. I
Salt Lake City
Deposit
N. Y
B. W. Maynard
Utah
Alexander Pearson
Ross Smith
Port Darwin
Australia
Disasters Of The Year A Chronicle Of Global Catastrophes
A compiled list details numerous calamities from the year including shipwrecks near Stornoway and Fire Island, airship and dirigible accidents in Chicago and Baltimore, deadly earthquakes in Yokohama and Italy, volcanic eruptions in Java and Sicily, tornadoes across Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas, and a Wilkes-Barre mine explosion with 83 fatalities. It also notes a massive ammunitions plant explosion at Wilhelmshaven and a Picatinny arsenal blast in New Jersey with substantial losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stornoway
U. S. Army
Northern Pacific
Fire Island
New York Central
South Byron
Chaprol
Straits of Messina
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Yokohama
San Salvador
Kalut
Java
Stromboli
Sicily
Wilkesbarre
Fergus Falls
Minn
Vicchio
Italy
Navy Atrique
Baltimore
Allan Line
Grampian
Cape Race
Chicago
Basilicata
Tewfik
Suez Canal
Florida
Cuba
Texas Gulf Coast
Muskegon
Mich
Wilhelmshaven
Germany
Picatny Arsenal
Zene Dever
N. J
Three-Cushion Titles Highlight Year of Billiards Wins
The record lists multiple three-cushion championship bouts and titles won by players such as Maupome Kieckhefer De Oro Cannefax and Cannefax again. It notes golf and tennis champions with Wilcox Hagen and Johnston, plus pennant winners Reds White Sox and Illinois football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan
Kieckhefer
Maupome
de Oro
Cannefax
Wilcox
Peugeot
Michigan
Walter Hagen
Dempsey
Willard
Jim Barnes
Douglas Edgar
Atlanta
Wright
Buffalo
N. Y
Nick Arle
Menard
Tex
G. W. Lorimer
Troy
Iago
Davidson Herron
Pittsburgh
Perry Fisk
de Kalb
Iil
William M. Johnston
San Francisco
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago White Sox
William Hoppe
R. L. Cannefax
University of Illinois
Jack Sharkey
Jimmy Wilde
Aames
Bal Reen
United States
Harvard
Board of
Obituary note for Theodore Roosevelt at Oy-ee me
A necrology item reports the death of Theodore Roosevelt in an event described with broken place names and dates, noting a late date and location reference. The readable elements indicate a memorial notice of a public figure with agricultural ties and a referenced burial or service in a small community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eve Lal
Anna
Patrom
Agriculeabadons
Theodore Rosnevelt
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E. W. Pickard
Windau
Hoover
International
Relef
Posen
Belgrade
Spandau
Harries
Ebert
Trotzky
Lenine
Vilna
Gout
Bremen
Count Karoly
Supreme Council of Peace
Canness
Pepertacans
Constance
Aden
Marie of Luxemburge
Princes’ Islands
Sea of Marmara
Shenkursk
Weimar
Constitutional Assembly
Warsaw
Friederich Ebert
German Republic
Philipp Scheidemann
Ferdinand
Caspian
Kurt Eisner
Republic of Baden
Mannheim
Saxony
Lemberg
Karolyi
Ust Kozva
Churchill
Egypt
Pressburg
Raab
Frankfort
Antanas Smetonas
Lithuanian
Magdeburg
Rots
Sebastopol
Kiev
Peace Council
Kian-Chau
Japan
Wilseon
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Great Bri
Finland
És v
Roceteiess Severe Eeeptt
Kessnesd Ss
Minera of
Butte District
Aeronautics
S.jaipherson
Lawrenceville
Wetson
M. Field
Charles Wyndham
John Mason
W. A. Cethan
Horace Fletcher
Copenhagen
Rodriguez Alves
Brazil
Prince John
George T. Oliver
Edward Robbins
Greensburg
F. BE. Chadwick
Nat C. Goodwin
John T. Milliken
St. Louis
Joe
Xavier Leroux
Julian Story
G. F. Edmunds
Vermont
Robert Harris
Charles E. van Loan
W. R. Barr
Saginaw
James Withercombe
Hilary A. Herbert
Secretary of the Navy
Amelia E. Barr
Roger A. Pryor
Kenyon Cox
Henry M. Blossom
Fréd H. Hall
George Fort
F. W. Woolworth
Lew Shaw
Sidney Drew
Phoebe A. Hearst
Robert 8. McCormick
Henry Morse Stephens
Jane Delano
Red Cross
J. Cleveland Cady
Opelis—Harlow N. Higinbotham
Cage
Jules Vedrines
Verner Z. Reed
Imre Kiraity
Brighton
Albert Estopinal
Louisiana
New Orleans
Joseph W. Jefferson
Lanes Hinds
Chauncey Thomas
H. J
John Fox, Jr
Big Stone Gap
W. Max Muller
University Pennsylvania
Charles Rock
Albert Vickers
Eastbourne
Sir Edward H. Holden
George H. Primrose
la Verne
Delaware
Finaner
Ralph Blakelock
Ruggiero Leoncavallo
Ernst Haeckel
Jena
Maue
Andrew Carnegie
Lenox
Ase
Frederick Layton
Packer
Milwaukee
Baron Inverclyde
Glasgow
Louis Botha
South Africa
Budd Doble
Los Angeles
Admiral Baron Beresford
James W. Osborne
Duncan C. Rosa
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Elot Sylva
Leonid Andreef
Auor
Arthur M. Beaupre
Colombia
J. B. Thompson
T. P. Shonts
Charles L. Freer
John 8. Washburn
Minneapolis
Adelina Patt
Penycate
Wales
H. W. Bond
Missouri Supreme Court
Ept
E. J. Wattman
Chi- C
Patrick Egan
Chile
Nathaniel I. Rubinkam
Charles W. Buttalo’ Jones
Topeka
Kan
J. C. Sage
Salina
Tats Darel Towner
Ngwood
Philip H. McMillan
Detroit Free Press
Henry Milla Alden
Harry Mane
Don Ricardo Palma
Alfred Deakin
Ausia
Cyril Hopkins
Gibraltar
Ae S Ringling
Presir
Ernest Waterlow
Appe Ela Wheeler Wilcox
Neya Z D. Bell
Omer
Even Levis
Vadant Stanton Maclay
Hugo Haase
W. E. Weyl
Im New
Cardinal von Herrmann
Cologne
Thomas & Martin
Virgin
Majenry Higginson
Symphony Orchestra
Florencio Constantine
Sir John Jackson
Vive
Miion Peden
Cascara
Nature
C. Wells & Co
le Roy, N. Y
Hunt
Price Tc
Druggiste
A.B. Richards Co
Stermen
F. Young
P. D
Banee Cy
Natere
Rosedale
Clark
Beri
Momer Oll
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