History of the World War timeline from 1914
A dense chronology of World War I events from assassination to early 1915, listing battles, mobilizations, and declarations across Europe and Asia. It notes battles near Sabac and the Marne, invasions of Belgium and France, Italy's neutrality then potential entry, and looming global involvement with cholera and shifting alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Servia
Belgrade
Nish
Russia
Kaiser
Germany
Italy
Luxemburg
Belgium
England
Holland
France
Liege
Namur
Portugal
Alsace
Austria-Hungary
Hatelen
Japan
Asia
Sabac
Brussels
Nistula
Louvain
Allenstein
Paris
Autsor
Marne
Lemberg
River Aisne
Crown Prince
of the Aisne
of the
Turkey
Roumania
Bulgaria
State and National Officials Across Government
The record lists Woodrow Wilson as President with R. Marshal as Vice President, plus cabinet and state officers including Secretary of State and Treasury, War, Interior, Agriculture, Labor, Navy, and Attorney General. It names U.S. Senators Jones and Poindexter, legislators in Congress 3rd District, state officers Lister and Hart, and judges Morris through Chadwick. It references land district and receiver appointments and various commissioners and superintendents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
R. Marshal
Treasuay
Albert Burleson
Navy
Josephus Daniels
Interior
Peanette K. Lane
Agriculture
David F. Houston
Sec
Labor
Wim.c. Redfield
Secretary of Labor
Wim
B. Wilson
J. Bryan
G. McAdoo
L. M. Garrison Ames Reynolds
Ernest Lister
Louis F. Hart
I. M. Howell
Edward Meath
W. Clausen
W.V. Tanner
Fifteen Dollar Fine For Old Hell Diver
Chauncey Haf ferty was fined fifteen dollars at Leavenworth this week for shooting a mud hen at Lake Wenatchee on Sunday. The verse laments the fine as wasted pride and warns of consequences for out of season shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Hafferty
Leavenworth
Lake Wenatchee
Chauncey
Cashmere
Boasted Too Soon At Dinner Grand Duke Targets Man
An 18th century anecdote from The Life of Thomas Coke recounts the Grand Duke of Mecklenburg-Strelitz boasting that no man would shoot at him. A day later at court a peppering shot from William Coke aimed at the Grand Duke proves the risk of such bluster. Rev and Mrs Snowden plan Spokane move as Snowden recovers from recent auto crash injuries and uses crutches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Duke
Mecklenburg-Strelitz
Holkham
Thomas Coke
King of Norfolk
William Coke
William
Eari
Leicester
Chas. Snowden
Spokane
M. Snowden
Opening Deer Season Sees Dozens Trek Idaho Hills
Hunters hit the hills for the season opener but no game reported yet. I A Kenyon returns from four months away touring the Pacific coast and Honolulu before resuming residence in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echo
I. A. Kenyon
Mr. Kenyon
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Honolulu
Also Mentioned on This Page
Panama-Pacific International Exposition CO
Palace OF Mines and Metallurgy
Kiauchau
Palace of Food Products
Vigor
Jules Guerin
America
Roach
Roach’s Shoe Store
Barclay
U. S
W.L. Jones
M. B. Poindexter
W. L. LaFollette
George £. Morris R. O, Dunbar
Frank H. Rudkin
H. D
Crowe A. D
Gose
J. Chadwick Wallace
Mount Emmit
Parker
Columbia Land District Register
W. F. Haynes
J. E. Shore
A. M.—Zarthan
Masonic Temple
A. G. McCoy
W. M
Wm. O. Atwood
Ward
Chas. Eckhardt
the Palace Store
S. A. Murray
Big Values
The
Wheeler’ S City Drug Store
KH. H
M. King
Rexall Store
A. R. McKeown
Chas. Johnson
J. McDaniels
N. B. Day, Prop
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