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Newspaper

Grand Rapids Tribune

Location

Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1920

Page

7

Chronology of 1919 War and peace milestones

A dense chronology lists major 1919 events. From Bolshevik advances and German cabinet reshuffles to the formation of the League of Nations and peace treaty handoffs, it traces Allied negotiations, battles, territorial changes, and key political shifts across Europe. It mentions Wilson, Riga, Berlin, Vienna, and Moscow, with dates and successive political actions shaping the postwar order.

Petind Remy Merlin Dng Witten Tealy Riga Gibau Wirdau Voini Wilson Polen Jan Do Bevergeiant Belsnate Volsbevdkt Rigada Spartacans Brvfin Quy Spucdaa Simon Burty Feria Rluters Cian Fluerian Geedon Beelin Day Lenin Bolshevik Tmuada Vilie Michdy Erate Heelin Abel Suelou Lette Hin Wael Chelikaeent Ty Berlin Clounter Beau Redrest Veweron Garang Puace Congress For Women Fev Bae Firestone Wilson Gisbed Mitre Ol Beaters Garton Colores Sinton Mipremmio Couiiil Wistiew Herdie Werai Che Changlante Gora Willan Siage Buchirest Ageaseendarttin Suvi Hemy Eyehania Menon Uneter preLes Mbna Silents Uriae Bignet Gov Epmincht Dava Baden Mary Lieve Aiveuatn Rodigils Volos Pxgtrel Wisen O-Muany Spartaes Trimsar Tye Wiltean Herder Int Ieraiians Lemberg Tran Bates Maraty Count Karolys Pune Vistena Tunnary Sulblority Tie Agmied Egsuinat Fieaury Hiberian Koza Sdiyet 2 Vine Churenitl Keype Moretco Fkellan Hunsayy M—Generid Strites Ty Hoelia Gerenchiga Atrike Prankfort Atrtce Inrograd Merten Antunan Smetonus Agel W Geresst Suiltzerland League of Coune Vienna Viena Sebastopol Fonn Campnhin Jann Com Klay Bolswerikt Cout Plume Tha Ealan Masico Rhacenizea France Litad Creat Bénin Kinin Uhliege Chinise Deteruien U. S Finland Ernaene North Rusti Voramberg Switzerland Leipale Spertacana Corea St. Germann Smyrna Hungary Arnad Bolehaviki Itoumnanta Beasarable Rhine Invanove Alttus Jans A. Dortan U. S. Senate Wskloy Peace Congress Senate Trenty Recera Jung i—Alles Fi Sung Belegium Oleg Slava H—lbiliin Scheidemann Dune Sloistoy Litaar Scapa Igunk Witt Lalytiniin Rustinna Jime Grand Iki wi—Gloody Vieting Berlin Usterehne Preree Ly S New York Washington German National Assembly Mun Embry Ely Pudee Versailles United State Germany State Department Wirsht Jily—Baver Pasha Calaat Bey Lorie Pisiin Stirling War Paris London Austria Viente Contrel Belt Sun Iitish House Dily Tosshin Urd Rusgl Huuingary Archduke Joseph Entente Dvina Rolebuk Sibaria Uyerleedy Gulf of Pinland Hrolsheviki Odessa Demletta Joseph Angarl U.S Showls General Pershing Munisept Supreme Council Tunas Avatolian National Assembly Oonneh Spitabergen Spt Kydl Renner Ionly Tannundo Setria Ce Credty Bulgarise Trau Ava Ultium Tuivnia von der Galtz Bled Asutn Ocr Ias Azech Chamber of Deputies George Irennve I-League of Nations Luga Trany Golaheviki Bet Dentkine GE Brel Bal Pskov Kronstadt Britigh Ort Bolsheviki Tsxtskoe Sula Kragaot Fteverses Dunittine Koredith Orced Atite Petrograd Novy S—Bolsheviki Detchina Msthonia Dee Armistica Kharkov Denikide Ruseia- Dee Mont England D'Amutisia Bolshewitz Kiev Kaplansk Scapa Flow D'Anauislo

Nationwide 1920s labor and prohibition timeline

A condensed chronology covering state ratifications of the prohibition amendment, key judicial actions, and broad labor unrest across the United States from January to December 1920. It notes many states ratifying the amendment, Supreme Court and espionage act cases, and major strikes and government actions affecting industry, transportation, and coal.

Great strikes and labor clashes sweep in multiple cities

In January and February reports detail a broad wave of labor action. Strikes erupt in New York and Lima, with clashes between strikers and troops in Buenos Aires. A U S war labor board arbitration follows a New York strike. England Scotland and Ireland face a major regional strike. A lockout is declared by Building Trades Employers in New York as Seattle supports shipbuilders.

Butte Fee Miseatire Nariow New York Agril Te New England Eadvilie District Chicago Winniee Pee Ay Mit Calgary Edmonton Canada Toronto Great Britain Transportation Workers of Paris Toledo Southeast Detroit Carmen Rome Bish Gompers A. F. of B—A. F. of U. S New Trade Union International Amsterdam London Catlea Brooklyn Rapid Transit Worlery New York Traction Wisconsin Cudahy Indiana Hammond Pacific Wilson Hines Pacific Coast Railway Ind Boston Steel Workers’ Committee United States Steel Corporation Carpenters T Union Pittsburgh Bethlehem Steel Worita Gary Washington New York Harbor Laboor Bloc Aegis Get. S Congress of Spanish International Congress of Working Women International Labor ‘Conference Anderson A. F. Ln U—Rliners Ulog Garfield Astian Miorence Italy Garfeld Maning Rerm Buenos Aires War Labor Board Lima Caba Peru England Scotland Ireland Building Trades Employers’ Association Seattle Attiking Shipbuilders

Royalist revolts and Irish independence drive reported abroad

A sequence of mid 20th century style dispatches notes royalist uprisings in Portugal and government reprisals, Irish parliament declaration of independence, anarchist riots in Zurich, and various political shifts worldwide including Brazil, Afghanistan, Poland, and Liberia era events.

Portugal Dublin Ireland X—Trempezinaki Poland Habibullah Khan Afghanistan Canada Punach Zurich Switzerland Ford Italy King Emmanuel Antonio Almeida Stecred Sabouf Chemnitz Germany Shan Persia Tinoco Costa Rica Batiste Quiroz Viscount Grey America Eiin Fenners County Clare Bertrand Cork Simm Fein Irelan Rinjuro Shidehara United States Luxemburg Charlotte An Ruver Norway Charlotte of Prince Felix of Bourbon-Parma Laday Aste Brish Sinn Fein

Timeline of Mexican Revolution Events through 1915

A chronological list of actions and figures in the Mexican Revolution era. Key dates mark Blanquet’s death, Provisional government setup under Anu es, Villa and Huerta clashes at Juarez, US incursions and troop movements, Carranza’s ascendancy, Zapatista surrender, Jenkins kidnapping and release, and U.S. diplomatic exchanges through December. Includes Wilson administration references and Monroe Doctrine remarks.

Blanquet Heh Willistan Felipe An Xues Villa Juarez el Paso Villistas Viistas H Pano Impico Mexico Carranza Anny U. S U.S Wilson Reae Currants Congress League of Nations U. S. Army Laredo Tex United States Zapatistas General Angeles Aif U 8 Jenkins el Pueblo Felipe Angeles Lansing Wilson Senate

Transatlantic and Allied Air Milestones Across 1919

Chronology of early aviation feats from 1919 detailing nonstop flights and milestones. Key events include NC4 reaching the Azores, Paris to Morocco flight, transatlantic record attempts, and later routes from Newfoundland to Ireland and England to Australia. Notable aircraft and pilots include NC4 NC3 Alcock Brown HM R24 and Smith with the era’s progress toward global air service.

Kor. White Chicago New York Cleveland Newfoundand Azores Punta Delgada Hawker Grieve Newfoundland Ireland Roger Paris Seaktra Morocco U.S. Navy Tligbon Switzerland Adjutant Casale Lisbon Plymouth England John Alcock Arthur W. Brown Atlantic New Foundland Scotland United States Mineola L. 1 Putnam J. IL ig-Roeland Rehifs Et. &Coast-to-crast Tace Started From Mineola and San Trencisco Salt Lake City B. W. Maynard Utah Alexander Pearson Ross Smith Port Darwin Australia

List of Disasters and Notable Deaths by Month and Place

A chronological roster lists disasters from around the world with fatalities and locations, including shipwrecks near Stornoway and Fire Island, mines, tornadoes in Minnesota and Texas, volcano eruptions in Java and Sicily, fires in Yokohama, and major storms. It also catalogs prominent deaths and notable figures in January through December, naming Dr. B. J. McPherson, Roswell Moore Bield, and many others in cities like Lawrenceville, Morristown, Chicago, and New York.

Stornoway U. S Northern Pacifics Fire Island Yan New York Central South Byron N.Y Straits of Alessisia Texas Oklahoma Arkansas Yokohama San Salvador Kalut Java Strombeli Sicily Willesbarre Fergus Falls Minn Wlechig Baltimore Allan Line Grampian Cape Race Chicago Tewtil Suez Canal Florida Cuba Texas Gulf Coast Muskegon Mid Dee Whelmshaven Germany Pleaty Arsenal Dover B. J. McPherson Lawrenceville Roswell MO Bield Morristown N. J Chars Wyndham John Maxon W. J. Onahan Horace Fletcher Copenhagen Rodriguez Alves Pelect Brasil Prince John King Enelsad Dan George T. Oliver Ait Pittabureh Edward, Robbins Greensdurs F. E. Chadwick US Bon Nat C. Goodwin John T. Milliken Ofl Mary Walker Washington W. P. Borland B1issourt France Julian Story G. F. Edmunds Vermont Robert Harris Charles &., van Loan BR. Burs Saginaw Mich James Withercombe Oregon Hilary A. Herbert Navy Matehi-Amelia E. Barr New York Roger A. Pryor Kenyon Cox Henry M. Blossom New Yoar Iren Ho Hah George Fort Ue 1 Aptil SF W. Woolworth Ave Ten Cent Ley Shaw Aftai Sidney Drew Phoebe A. Hearst San Francisco Aptiie Cleveland Cady Apriig Varlow N. Higinvotham Chicco Jules Vedrines Verner Z. Reed Magnate Joseph W. Jefferson Asher Hinds Washingtor Aagest Chaunrey Thardas Ea May HH. J. Heinz Pittsburgh Tlalen Wyde Will J. Davis Cienzo General Zeliva Nicaragua Davie H. Greer Frotestant Episcopal George P. Upton Marsh Consreseman C. C. van Dytce St. Paul Chiet United Spanish War Veterans Frederick Thompsion John C. Spooner Wisconsin University of Ennsylvania Charles Rack Albert Vickers England Eastbourne Edward H. Holden George H. Primrose la Verne W. Neyes Chiaro Fan Greenebaum Suly M Edward J. Poynter Preavwl Academy Genrze A. Storey Oscar Trammerstein Aue Wil N. Harben FB. i Gas Raron Blakelock I-Burglere Leoncavallo Wat Haeckel Tena Columbia J. B. Thomason T. P. Shonts Charlea la Freer Capitaller Art Netroit John 5 Washburn Minneapolis Fear Miller Adelina Palti Penycae Wales Topeka J. C. Sage Salina Kan Daniel B. Towner Longwood Phillin H. McMillan Detroit Free Press Henry Bills Alden Siitor Aarpers Maxaxine Don Ricardo Palma Alfred Deakin Australia Cyril Hopkins University of _Illnois Gibraltar Radman Law Greenville S_C B. J. Gerrigan Catholic Diatese Sioux City Lown Richardson Cleaver U.S. N Viscount Astor London Count V. Macchi Celere AMT Ringling Ernest Waterlow Ella Wheeler Wilcox NoviCal J D. Bet Ry Kev Evan Lewin Edgar Stanton Meclay Xov Hugo Wanse W. E. Weyl Cardinal von Hartmann Cologne Martin Virginia Henry L. Higginson Boston Symphony Orchestra Florencio Constantine Prince Magnc Tom Thumb Middleboro Mans Henry C. Frick Julian Alden Weir Sir John Jackson

Historic billiards and golf results span 1900s season highlights

A chronicle of sporting titles and key matches lists three cushion billiards winners like Kieckheter and De Oro, major golf championships including Canadian Open and national amateur titles, a heavyweight boxing title bout, and football and tennis milestones across dates from August through December. It notes notable figures such as Hoppe, Shark, Greenleaf, and McLean as context for the era’s competitive scene.

Mrupome Fed J—De Oro Annefax de Oro Indianapolis Wilcox Peugeot Jim Barnes Eolf Douglas Edgar Atlanta Wright Buffalo Nick Arle Menard Tex W. Lorimer Troy Chicago Davidson Herron Pittsburon Perry Fisk de Kalb William M. Johnston San Francisco Cincinnati Reds Chicago White Sox William Hoppe R. L. Cannefar University of Tlinois Jack Shark Jimmy Wilde England Milwaukee Ralph Greenleaf United States Harvard Board of Control Walur Camp

Notable Obituaries in Rome and New York

Necrology lists Jan I etc revived patron of agriculture in Rome. January sees John E. Williams industrial arbitrator at Streatham Til. January 6 Major General J Franklin Bell U S A in New York. Theodore Roosevelt at Oyster Bay N Y January.

Vavia Luvin Rome John E. Williame Streaten Til Theodore Roosevelt Oyster Bay J.franklin Bell New York

Holy City Mecca a hotbed of vice and pilgrims

Frederick Shaplieh in National Geographic describes Mecca as a renowned though poor holy city with vast tourist traffic and a thriving pilgrim economy. Bedouin exploits, temporary marriages, and imam-adjacent commerce fuel a controversial reputation among Muslims and travelers alike.

Slam Frederick Shaplieh National Geographic Magazine Holy

A New Life

Cactus Joe claims marriage changes a man's duty as Sinn agrees, noting the shift from poker to bridge and whist as married life begins. The comic exchange hints at personal growth and altered habits in a Western barroom banter.

Cactus Joe Three Finger Sinn

Birmingham Age Jerald Fragmentary Local Note

Fragmented OCR text recalls a dining night in Birmingham with mentions of a restaurant, a past event, and various garbled phrases. The passage references a person named Teh and ideas of recollection, age, and supper, but details are unclear.

Tt Ton Airtel Chive Dsadt Birmingham Jerald

Chinesas Beauties and Facial Maasures Exposed

An expert criticizes a chemist and outlines a method he claims explains the delicate Chinese complexion. The process involves ten minutes of massage and lotion application using absorbent cotton, with kneading from the nose toward the cheeks and upper lip areas.

Maosseines

Seemed Like Wasted Time In A Weird Recital Of Odd Speech

A garbled narrative presents a fragmented scene with repeated phrases and unusual spellings describing hesitation and strange actions. The speaker references a character named Cleon, a plan to depart, and an implied conflict or crisis, though the text remains largely indecipherable.

garbled historical note on names and events amid a wedding missive

A fragmented text cites unnamed figures and chaotic declarations about a wedding and obscure authorities. It mentions Senntan Bar, UY ren Chen, and Perataladieans with unclear roles, leaving the central action and participants poorly defined.

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