World War I Ends and Shifts Global Power Balance
A sweeping, era-spanning roundup chronicles the Allied victory over the Central Powers, major battles, armistice milestones, and the political upheavals shaping Europe. It records the armistice signing, German abdications, and the emergence of new nations and republics amid postwar realignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gre Rech
Brody
von Mackennen
Russia
Pinland
Troupe Were Are
Harwdad
Heave Twat
Newlanes
Lersefum
Erie
Ekateaer
Joan Campale
Crawiter
Britten
Iotaky
Marion
Btu
Terie Goeruanen
Eal
Art
Cher Bolgariane
Batlieul
Tom
Mewrines
Wap
Count Milner
Aliia
American Jotta
Ypres
Cape
Ennst
Tessie
Overman
Amien Dikbevil
Taku Bay
Haners
McAdoo
Tone
Sumpany
Dayie
Ihe
Waite
Toussia
Alene
Lilleur
Primenare
Sitack
Caner
Ate
Toduetry
Canean Boepl
Marne
Meiner Serps
Crea
America
Arita Speer
Cvercins
Meuse
Trente
Italiana
Valenciennes
Trieste
Aual
Germany
Mats
Wilson
Guise
Marie
Noy
Sedan
Schleswig
Marshal Weeh
Ghent
Socialist Party
Ludwig
Wittelsbach
West Front
Roy
Kaiser
Wubalts
Ibert
Berlin
Holland
Umperor Charles
Austria
Constantine
Gein
Crown Prince
Manaryk Ga
National Assembly
Kolchak
Omsk
Albert of
Bulgim
Brussela
Lemberg
Montenegro
Mage el Tvunnia
Repub- Piaatay
Lansing
Henry White
Bliss
House
U. Spence
Geiventen
U. S
New York
Wilnd
Libau
Aarties Hemo Syue Tskoropadsht
Uketine
Ant
Dusset- Agef
Cologne
Cobienene
Rhine
Oo Dee
Winsom
Pguiat
Trnape
Een Mannerheim
Bertin
Lieb- Knecht
Spartacides
Polia General
Chronology of World Events and Notables Mentioned in 1919 Record
A compact timeline surveys political moves, military posts, and notable deaths and appointments. It lists Wisconsin, Delaware, and Massachusetts actions, naval training bases, economic measures, cultural figures, and international diplomatic notes through March to December, noting figures like La Follette, Daniels, and Debussy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Thenderson Cypola
Nes
Chicago
Oe West Paraet
Monteng
Peities Anne Martin
Reno
Nev
Wiscona
la Valletts
Conan
Hanem
la Rollete
Daniels
Conte ‘Ation Railroad
Bi Peeket Automobile Chamber of Commerce
W. Er
Metlitan Magazine
America
Willa March
Senate
Victor Berger
Milwaukee
Qmorph
Germer
J. Louis Ringdan
W. E. Irwin St. John Tucker
Pacific
Esther Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Bosanquet
Coldstream Guards
London
Congress
Delaware
Irvine L. Lenroot
U.S
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
Britain
Satepublicans
House of Representatves
Secretary of the Treasury
Adao
Carter Glasy
Obituary Highlights of Clergy Officials and Notables
A list of obituaries and memorial notices spans clergy leaders and public figures from Jan to March. Names include Dr. Frederick A. Naple, Dr. John Foley, Senator James Brady, A. P. Gardner, Senator William Hughes, Julius Richardson, Col. Frederick Brady, Abdul Hulid, Sir Creiling-Face, Terry McGovern, Dr. Samuel G. Nixon, Jon Redmond, Admiral Thora Perry, Cardinal Serafini, and others with locations such as Evanston Detroit Philadelphia Rome and Southern Pines. The report records dates of death, titles, and positions across religious and political spheres.
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McDonald
New Oxlco
U, S
R. P. Brougsard
Louisiana
Rudolph Blankenbure
Philadelphia
Hempstead Washburne
Williasree Stone
Joel Stons
Sansign
Miesourta
Senora Aldunate
Wanbington
Chicago
Epilayis
Charles Wagase
James Gordon Bennet Prictor
New York Herald
Stankee
Minot J. Savage
John 3. Castleman
Louteville
Maitland Armstrong
New York
Ramon M. Valdez
Anama
Charles Warren Fairbanka
Indianaporis
RE. D. Michie
U. S.A
France
John Merrittee Driver
George B. Harris
Bue- Mrrego
Bove
Paane
John's. Keane Et
James H. Davide Ug
James H. Davi
de Lax Roset
John D. Shoop
William P. Kell
Anna Held
Jacob H. Gallinger
Herman F. Schuctner
Petite
Oliie ML James
A. & Senater
Kentucky
H. WiCiston
Francia
Chattort
Indianapolis
L. W. V. Kennan
Supe Ie
Jentein Liora
Jenkin Jones
Portier U
J. C
Blackburn
Anthony W. Dimock
John M. Warley
Glad Gem
Moye Wheaton
A. Reined
Fiscount
Ic Motono
Amnert
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CG Doyan
Ock
James B McCreary
United Staten
John J. Hopkins
Chienen
Solon
Menos
Baltishington
Dot
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John A. Sterling
Lin W Page
U.S
Dee Wits Huster
Aol 5
Frederick A. Naple
Jeading
Evanston
John Foley
Detroit
P. O
James Brady
Jon Ama
A. P. Gardner
Massachusetts
William Hughes
New Jersey
Sullivan
Hampton
Woot Abington
Leander Richardson
Frederick 1Ratty
Siluoia
Beorla
Abdu Hutild
Turkey
Cre!epring-Face
America
Terry McGovern
Champio
Samuel G. Nixon
Penmsylvania
Phil Tpuls
Warenelat Vp
French Prunes Prenderatint
March
Jon Redmond
Trish National
Lonston
Burea
Triesr
Thora Perry
Southern Pines
N.C
Cardinal Serafini
Congregation of the Propaganda
Rome
Disasters record of catastrophic events by month
A compiled list of major disasters with dates and tolls across several years and places. From Norfolk Va to Belgium, losses include fires, shipwrecks, earthquakes, tornadoes, factory blasts, and wartime explosions, totaling thousands of lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Indianapois
Montreal
Plortzel
St. Johns
N. F
New York
Bilnsard
Cape Truce
Moving Picture Theater
Winchester
Northy Fa
Ohio
Norman
Okio
California
Hamet
San Jacinto
Savannah
City of Athens
Delaware
Aetna ‘Chemical
Pittsburgh
Gere
S Coof
Mua Ui
Munttleas
Syracuse
Guam
Nashville
Tenn
Wyler
Connra
Aforgan
Nod
Porto Rico
Minnesota
Alas
Brooklyn
Ipl
Belgium
Kieckhefer Dominates Three Cushion Title Across 1900s
The record notes Kieckhefer winning multiple three cushion billiards titles from De OFe Peb and others, defending the championship in Cannefax, and later retaining the crown again against rivals like Maxupome and McCourt noy. It mentions Michigan University’s eighth capital indoor conference meet and wartime baseball notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kieckhefer
de Ofe
Peb
Jack Mosey
Bill
Brennan
Milwaukee
Kiecknefer
Cannefax
Michigan Universits
Maxupome
Bostos
Chicago
McCourtnoy
Unclear 1910s World Crisis Entries Prompt Confused Headlines
Fragmentary OCR notes describe battles with hundreds killed amid Mexican forces and rebels. Mentions include elections in Portugal and China, tensions between Chile and Peru, Swiss presidency, Lloyd George coalition, and a Portuguese admiral as president. Names and dates are inconsistently rendered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foleral
Sidonio Paez
Portugal
Ileu Wilh Chang
China
Fera
Chile
Tacha
Artom
Gustave Ador
Switzerland
Bidonis
Pertugel
Demoralized Ohio News Roundup From Influenza Era
Ohio newspapers report reopened Marysville schools after two months, influenza toll across Henry and neighboring counties, and multiple local incidents. Notable items include deaths from train strikes and gun violence, a nurse corps aid drive for soldiers, canal and highway funding discussions, and community pleas as public services adjust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
John Shatto
Sidney
George W. Bigelow
Patrick Gaffney
Cleveland
Coshocton Wilhelmina Deshen
Ohio
Council of National Defense
Alliance Red Cross
Hector Moore
Barnesville
Youngstown
Lancaster Presbyterian Church
W. J. Holmes
Wellsburg
W. Va
Cox
Fllington
Republican State Committee
H. W. Davis
John C. Cowan
McKinley
Garfield
Hayes
Omaha
Neb
David Nichols
Akron
Joseph Nichols
Nichols
Henry County
Napoleon
Forrest Baker
Daston
David M. Stevenson
Bellefontaine
Athens County
Walfren Roush Bulleford
Charles Roush
Ohio Road Congress
Columbus
Garvis Hosier
Harl Hosier
Washington D. H
American Protective League
Committee On Retirement Fund
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
Milford Center
Samuel Culbertson
Rose Davis
Miss Harth Culbertson
Gcheries Davis
Lake Erie
Ohio River
Miami and Erie Canal
Toledo
Cincinnati
Defiance
Lake Michigan
House Committee On Railways and Canals
Board of Administration
Louise Mittendorf
H. EB. Schwab
Bucyrus High School
Red Cross
Federal District Court
General Assembly
Marion
Health Board
Caldwell
Valley City
Marion County
Henry Foecking, Jr
Celia
Helen
Minnie Work
Lancaster
C. M. Gill
Athens
Athens Bounty Fair Society
F. W. Galbraith
Old Sixth Regiment
Ohio National Board
Galbraith
Old First
Ohio National Guard
Geauga County
Clarence Coventry
Lancaster Chamber of Communiog
Will Banqwet
Fairfield County
Cuyahoga
Irene Tudor
May Fisher
Wingfoot Lake School
Canton
Thomas Richards
Clarksburg
Roas County
William H. Brown
Findlay News
Windiweetok
Tokio
Harley Hildebrand
Dawson
Shelby County
Dawson Crossing
Francis Jody
Seville
Camp Sherman
Circleville
Scioto Valley
C. C. Winens Company
Winans
Newark
Paul Bowser
Mansfield
Brown Merchandise
Joseph Qwen
Machoning County Hauor Meenzs
P. J. Scanlon
Gwen
Roy Brown
Conrad Toler
Bettie
Brown
Toler
Nick Papas
McGhee
Madison
Lake County
Athene County
Superintendent of Banks
Farm Bureaus of
William Edwin Bingham
Ohio State University
Tangier Harbor
Morocco
Hamilton
William J. Cowdry
Lorell W.wardlow
Cowdry
Belle Wardlow
Marysville’ Reformatory
Henry W. 8. Wood
Ivan E. Goodner
Miami Conservancy District
Dayton
Charles Schhrist
Clemont County
W. P Galbraith
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Evans
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Na Movement Cp
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Nate
Albert Ami
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Wasat Can
Tit Bette
Mick Southwest
Cap Ieee
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Amert
Chateau Thierry
Benest Ward
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Royal Ugii
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Peronne
Ambrinana
Helkun
Veorinsete
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Hrntieh Adivan
Teyoua
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Letpodes
Auvod Andelup
Amur
Khabaroyak
Crozat Canal
Prem Sept
St Mintel Ralient
Perenne — Moenvres
Way Castle
Technikovaky
Stansset
Atfiyance
Wet Laon
Gebaln
Prince Frederick Challes
Hesse
Mak Aeroline
Neery
Jearn
Allenby
Palestine
Oise
St. Quentin
Agricul
Macedonia
Hivmen
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Bet L
Trench
Sulppe
Sfeune
Beush
Strumnitza
Bulgaria
Tampa
Bul Farm
Gubpalin
Allie
Flanders
Washington
von Hertiing
Vien Chancellr
von Pirne
von Late de Danaea
S Jones
Cambrai
Armentieres
Quentin
Aisne
Veale
Duraseo
Atresia
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Alvania
Meziee
Maximilian
Baden
Vienna
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Comiand
Boris
Armia
Relms
Otranto
Colt Stort
North End
Argonne Forest
Empire
Benatle Front
Essen
Ameriethe
Chaspagne
Kelerahn
Finland
Cates Railway
L- Set
Raber
Son Wilton
Champagne
la Fere
Laon
Ree
Withon
Andahar
Dursazo
Ostend
Ang
Gernslaf Seerrace
Capkarot
Austin
Simiea
Outier
Liberty
Serbia
Danube
Valencientas
Schelat
AEC
Kalsar
Briliah
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Buttur
Meuse Valley
Sloverier
Tallsis
Piava
Serre- Olpe
Independence Hall
Aleppo
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Gersiany
Witsa
Tering
Twichstag
Hungary
Plave
Italy
Hum
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