World Not Yet Normal In 1920
The United States remains technically at war with Germany as the Senate withholds ratification of the Peat Treaty. Despite no new great war, 1920 sees widespread postwar adjustments, territorial disputes, and persistent tensions amid uneasy peace while domestic business and industry experience continued prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
United States
Donald F
Cheah Ie
Germany
Europe
Paris
End of World War I Treaty and Early Postwar Moves
Summary of a chaotic wartime chronology recounting the formal end of the war with Germany on January 10 and the race to secure peace terms across Europe. It notes Allied occupation of Constantinople, Polish and Ukrainian advances, and various treaties shaping the postwar order including Hungary, Armenia, and the League of Nations activities through December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Foneteen
Vernallis
Paria
Thiel
Senate
Tlewgie
Nationa
Hetty
Pipis
Telgium
Krag
England
Italy
Bronce
Hin
Spain
Uktalie
Esthonia
Turkey
Constantinople
Me Baltle
Warsaw
Poland
Briesia
Lnce
Hodolla Apel
Russia
Mey
Ode
Timp Tivail
Persia
Avtity
Uangary
Vaecaihe
Chat Etry
BIMAN
Aletve
Doria
Wrangyl
South
Mienin
Qinating
Serbia
Owitt Letra
Fintend
Rumda
Bolshevizth
Wrangel
Rawpallo
Assembly of the
League of Nations
Geheva
Paul Hymins
Belghim
Wilson
Counsess
Armenia
Erivan
League
Austria
United States Senate
Victor Berger
Socialini
Congress
Milwaukee
House
Knox Senate
Supreme Council
Witton
Philippines
Turbulent World 1920 Disturbances Across Nations
A survey of upheavals in 1920 covers France Ireland and Britain with Clemenceau’s political defeat and Deschanel’s election, Kapp’s Berlin uprising, Mexico’s revolutions, Obregon’s presidency, and Greece’s royal restoration. It notes Ireland Home Rule progress, Irish violence, Soviet/Russian tensions, and global unrest shaping postwar Europe.
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Ireland
Germany
China
France
Tuly
Geeces
Clemenceau
Polncare
Paul Deschanel
Alexandre Miller
Sterin
Alexander
Kolchak
Berlin
Wolfgang Kapp
Thy Kapp
Cork
Amiascink
House of Commons
Belfast
Mexico
Corunna
Hite
Bondeg
Republic
Tnd
Bertoni
Chowannth- Colley
Ancien
Mayer
Helier Bel Eye
Mictn
Tm Cendiariam
Ab Yorn Obregon
Vreatdent Deschanel
Nf i Health
Alexandre Millerand
Nick Georges Leygues
Ticily
Socialist Party
General Confederation of Labor
Italy
Tralien
Peedeniae
Russia
Terence MacSwiney
Brixton
Longdon
MicSwiney
Greece
Paul
Constantine
Tretend
Londonderry
Guay Stips
Dublin
Britta Offeers
Venizelos
Venixelou
George Rhakils
Athens
Criste
Arthur Griffith
Irish Republic
Liverpool Water Front
Martin Law
South Ireland
1920 Presidential year shapes US politics and law
In 1920 US politics dominated by national events as Harding secures Republican nomination at Chicago on June 12, Cox chosen Democratic nominee on July 5, and November 2 election yields a Republican landslide. Also wartime prohibition upheld, women gain vote and major legislative battles unfold in Congress.
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United States
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Chicago
San Francisco
James M. Cox
Feket
Republicana
Congress
United States Supreme Court
New York Assembly
Truman He Newbury
Michigan
Grand Tepid
Maron
Walliligy At the Lanawurst
Ahnaeanes
Hole AB
Labor and Industrial Unrest After War Years
The article surveys labor turmoil in 1921 following the war, noting intensified strikes and unrest across the United States and Europe. It cites rail shutdowns, a major September workers’ strike, army involvement, and a broader wave of labor protests affecting transportation and industry. It mentions key events such as rail traffic stoppages in February, postwar labor actions in Europe, and arrests related to labor disorder.
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Europe
United States
Orivehorn
Lie Outer
Labour Turmoil and Wage Rises Sweep Early 20th Century Europe
The report traces a surge of strikes and labor actions across Italy and France, with Bolshevik-linked activity in Naples and provinces, paralyzing railways and coal mines, and prompting government crackdowns. It notes railway wage awards of 20 to 27 percent and a general industrial crisis spreading to Britain, culminating in a U S downturn with wage cuts in New England textile mills and a sharp decline in U S factory wages.
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Dig
Interstate Commerce
Communist Labor Party
Chicago
Sociaitat
Con Commission
Bulshevik
Italy
Naples
Novra
Alexmuirm
Prexvl
Trevino
Hoviets
Trnppa
Atrik
Paris
Vigorore
Fedreation
Belsheviets
General Federation of Labor
Railway Labor Board
Tilinola
Indeang
Kapens
Wilson
Denver Aogust
Denver
Anguat
Lombardy
Touelis
Pretier Giolitt
Kogland
United States
Textile Milla of
New Enginod
Revival of Interest in Sporting Events Around 1920
The piece notes a postwar revival in athletic activity in 1920 with highlights across golf, boxing, sailing, and Olympic participation. It cites Lipton’s Shamrock V versus Resolute in the America’s Cup, golf champions including Charles Evans Jr and Jock Hutchinson, and England’s Edward Ray. It also references the U S Olympic team, boxing champion Georges Carpentier, and various other titles amid a broad sports resurgence.
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Sir Thomas Lipton
Desenger
New York
Shamrock
Charles Evans, Jr
Chicago
Jock Hutchinson
Edward Ray
England
Charles Byrana, Jr
United States
Uate
Antwerp
Beighan
Poiate Pialand
Sweden
Jack Dempecy
Bi Miske
Merton Harbor
Mich
Georgne Carpentier
Frans
Matting Lavinsky
Ortwler 1
Herame
Deenthon
Ctdomgie Aurival
Chieianett Narlonel
Kenny Enabere
Chiconge Benim
Neoting Aereral Aha
Ono
Neste
Sid
Cleveland
Mathomal
Mudge Kenomw Londia Named Chair in Law Annee
The text names Mudge Kenomw Londia of Chienio Aa as chairman with an annual salary of M2000. It also mentions Troscoe Barloe winning the lomodile rice title at Law Annee Never bor 28 and a fatal incident at cottialun involving Canta Carer Lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mudge Kenomw M. Londia
Chienio Aa
Troscoe Barloe
World Disaster Totals Across Americas and Asia in Turbulent Years
The report catalogs a series of disasters from January to December, noting mass fatalities and wide damage. It cites a central Mexico quake on January 3 with heavy casualties, multiple tornadoes across Georgia Alabama Florida Ohio Illinois, a Rothenstein munitions depot explosion on March 28, further tornadoes in Alabama Tennessee and Mississippi, a May tornado in Oklahoma, floods in Japan on August 19, and a major earthquake near Florence Italy on September 7, killing hundreds and leveling towns. Additional seismic events occurred in Chile and Central America.
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Mexico
Veen Crow
Tewey
Georgia
Alabaam
Fridiana
Ohio
Illinois
Rothenstein
East Peta
Alabama
Tennvssee
Mienisaippi
Cheroker Ceuty
Okla
Japan
Florence
Li Inily
Chile
Ameren
Notable figures from around the world pass away in early year
A long list of prominent names across fields including Nicholas Silent Maud Pow American composer Heginalt DeKoren Richard L Garner Cyrus Townsend Brady Edward Payson Tipley Barker Gabrielle Deslys Julius Chambers William Mickin Robert H Pedry John B Bankhead John J O Shea Humphry Ward Elmer Apperson William Martin Laurent Honore Marqueste Edward Harold Mutt Theodore Vall William Barrett Hidgely John H Vincent William Dean Howells Levi P Morton Charles Angustas Gabrielle Charlotte Hejane George W Perkins Willi am Vanderbitt J Frank Hanly Isham Randolph Sir Nor Lockyer Fawn Wilhfer Wisshrop Murray Trane Chari Morela Wilihunwems Louie Twegen Oulaay Henry Thada Megane W Aitmen Hermie Hk Dhovtye Olive Bebretmer Vie
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Silent
Maud Powall
Heginalt DeKoren
Sou Music Erie
Hichard L. Garner
Petruary
Edward Payson Tipley
Bon Femallrood
Ohlw
North Pale
John B. Bankhead
United States
Alan
John J. O'Shea
Humphry Ward
Elmer Apperson
William Martin
Laurent Honore Marqueste
Edward Harold Mutt
Perdiniine
Thicdore
Vall
Plupeer
William Barrett Hidgely
The
Treasury
John H. Vincent
Methodiat Episcopal Church
Chautauqua Assembly
Newembly
William Gorgas
Nemy
John Arbuthnot Maher
Jacune
Eugenie
Napalpan Ut
Williaw
Indiana
Isham Randolph
Chicato
Sir Nor Lockyer
Etneat Enguet Selon
Fawn Wilhfier
Katundo Diy
Madrans
Janoun
Maria
Getnier
Charlee M. Alwaunden
Tenet
Louie Twegen Oulaay
American Paws
Wmmaphet
Merwe
Tadwie TM
Ma Varias
Henry Thada
Hotead Correrays Toleiveinn
Nuwwanidenr
Jareyt Wevamhur
Piebatt
Maranret
Nevembur
Megane
Aitmen
Ink Atoning
New York
Hermie Hk
Olive Bebretmer
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