Progress of European War Chief Developments in Nations
Compiled by E. W. Pickard the item surveys ongoing political and other happenings related to the European war as reflected in United States events and public affairs. It highlights major developments, diplomatic moves, and domestic responses within the theater of the Mighty Conflict.
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United States
European War Chronicle Through January to December
A dense yearlong tally of World War I fronts, notes, and losses. Entries include torpedoings of ships such as the Persia and Sussex, Italian and Austro-Hungarian clashes, British and German naval actions, Verdun offensives, and shifting fronts across Europe and the Middle East. Key figures and places include McNeely, Aden, Lovcen, Kermanshah, Verdu n, and Bucharest, with dates spanning Jan to Dec and mentions of U.S. diplomacy and submarine warfare standards.
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Persia
Mediterranean
R. N. McNeely
U.S
Aden
Itaulinn
U. S
Adriatic
Germany
Lovcen
Cattaro
von Papen
Kxkermanshah
Cetinje
Albania
Austria
Montenegro
Scutari
Paris
Sanchez
Aris
Raia
Wilson
Lusitania
Vimy
Amiral Charnier
Grand Duke Nicholas
Erzerum
Verdun
Creif
Alcantara
Cousumont
Bitlis
Armenia
Asgaint
U. S. Senate
England
Forges
House of Representatives
Portugal
Trebizond
Isaahon
le Mort Tromme
Vermelles
Zeebrugge
Verdunussians
Por
Gadeiat
Ispshan
Pers'a
Ardianus
Czerno- We
Reto Wins
Malan
Vocourt
Sussex
Yoo Clishman
Fintente
Lansing
Haucourt-Matancourt
Eggle Point
Salonikkitten
Black Sea
Malancourt
Terrific
France
Russell
Townshend
Kut-el- Aiata
Hendenhall
Scotland
Fridland
Qermear
Washington
Oncreca
Erden
Cysirte
Gertin
Batavier V
Englsh
Wade
Genna
Haltans
Viecenza
Asiago
Arsicro
North Sea
Cormans
Carl Whitehener
Hampshire
Fort Vaux
Tyrol
Latsk
Czernowitz
Bukowina
Zadova
Suegnietz
Gliboka
Durazzo
Posina
Arsiero
Galicia
Kolomea
West Front
Biz
Somme
Peronne
la Boisselle
Kermanshah
David Llova-George
Ireneh
Biache
Baltimore
Vanzi
Po Sina
Baiburt
la Maisonnette
Biaches
Longueval
Delville Wood
Pozieres
Erzingan
Brody
Teuton
Lutsk
von Linsingen
Voliynia
Mush
Goritz
Zeppeling
Suez Canal
Mesopotamia
Jablonitza
Carpathians
New Teuton
Samim
Thiepval
Prench
Maurepas
Krachta
Italy
Botgary
Balkans
Debrucia
Danube
Mouquet
Courcelette
Dentecourt
Macedonia
Florina
Teutons
Banaume
Bulgaria
Enthrere
Balkia
Gallia
Kronstadt
Transylvania
Cerna River
Trieste
Roumania
Mares Sailly-Saillisel
Cunard
Alannia
English Channel
Roumanians
Transylvania Frontier
Dobrudjas
Imperathian Maria
Mterior
Constanza
Roumani
Bleek Sea
Poland
von Machensen
Pobrudia
Arabia
Svnk
Stermer Columbian
Ratito
Ancre
Monastir
Louvre
Teutens
Craiova
Reumgafin
Central Powers
Britannie
Acmenia
M. Tentons
Orsova
Gresee
Pitvaria
Hrtente
Aihes Denaudes Urere
Wellachia
Chemung
Sir John RK. Jellicoe
The
Admiralty
Sty
David Beatty
Grand Fleet
Palkenhayn
Pitechui
Roumanian Railway Center
Humanline
Patrino
Spain
Bucharest
Greece
du Four
Funchal
Madeira Letras
Asquith
Inegland
Ploesci
Lloyd-George
Great Britain
Lloyd-Georges
Trotus Valley
Ploechto
Nivelle
Katerina
Carl Stephen
Janno Dee
Dee
Duma
Chambrettes Farm
Sub
Argricans Roumanian
Ines
Lioyd-George
Theri
fEnelsh
Salis
Turbulent 1915 World Events Snapshot
A compact timeline lists Yussuf lezddin as crown prince of Turkey murdered, Yuan Shi Kai’s republics shifts, Irish leaders Pearse Clark and MacDonagh executed, Sinn Fein battles in Dublin, Dominican Republic upheavals, U.S. Marines in Santo Domingo, Ethiopia’s empress, Japan’s Terauchi premiership, Austria-Hungary’s Karl Franz, and Denmark selling the Danish West Indies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yussuf Lezddin
Turkey
Yuan Shi Kai
Eager Cre
Sumk Wisi
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Dublin
Iain
Jiminez
Dominican Republic
Domingo
China
Idi Teassu
Abyssinia
Ouizero-Zeoditu
Ethiopia
Count Terauchi
Japan
Carl Stuergekh
Vienna
Edgar
Karl Franz
Austria-Hungary
H. FP. Knapp
C.S. N
Santo Domingo
Pope
Denmark
Danish West Indies
United States
Edmund Schulthess
Violent Border War Chronology and U.S. Actions
The record outlines a sequence of U S and Mexican actions from January to July detailing Villa raids near Columbus and across the border, Wilson’s orders for troops and supplies, Carranza movements, battles with casualties, and congressional steps. It notes raids on ranches, the use of state militia, and efforts toward mediation and withdrawal discussions across 1914 events.
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Chiluabun
Lansing
Carranza
Villa
Columbus
N. M
Wilson Crones Spenens Funston
Wilson
Mexico
Wil
Big
Arizona
U. S
Campaten
Douglas
Riz
U. S. Senate
United State
Torreon
Congress
Marc .Carranza
Pond
Guerrero
U.S
Texen
New Mexico
Actaeon
Borr
Curis Vies
Mercedes
Eee
Poole Ranch
Texas
Acsin
Mexiwass
Endelario Cervantes
Willisti
Parker Nushea
Mesxigg
Matancaros
War Department
Tate
Buldignsk
Moogurtin
Jone
Funston
Ferst
Border Service
Alry
Carrisal
Felix Gomez
House
Baker
Wien
Senate
Federal Service
Carrizal
Pershing
Carrargna
Joint Commission
Lane
George Gray
J. Ro Mott
New London
Conn
Chihuahua City
Carranza Ferers
Parral
Villistas
Noted officials and disasters listed with dates in 1913 era
A long OCR list chronicles prominent figures from Paris to New York with dates in late November and December including doctors authors and leaders. It also catalogs disasters from January to December such as oil tanker explosions, train wrecks, fires and mining accidents across multiple countries, plus political events and nominations in the United States.
Prohibition and milestones across the United States and world
A historical digest lists Prohibition in Iowa Colorado Washington Oregon Idaho Arkansas and South Carolina. Acquittal debates on Sherman law in New Haven. Installations of archbishop George W. Munde in Chicago. Nationwide preparedness parades in New York Boston and Chicago. J. F. Cowles elected president of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs. Rockefeller education grants and medical investments. Wireless U S S Japan link. Ruth Law air record. embargo on Midwest shipments. AAAS meet in New York.
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Pan
J M. Thurston
Nebraska
A. B. Buckney
Chicago Great Western Railway Oeat
Aus
D. John BB Murphy
Chicago
Chartese J
Achieman
Boston
John L. Spaidiy
Peoria
John P. St. Joan
Giathe
Kan
S. Wo Poway Picker
Pennsylvania
K. C. Kerens
Austria
T. L. James
New Yor
George WK. Merman
Ee West Athletics
Horace White
New York
Seth Low
Albert L. Mills
Washington
William J. Calhoun
Yer
Seth
U. S
James P
William M. Chase
New i
Weather Bureau
Wima
Russell
Nicholas K Young
National Baseball League
Cardinalt Della Volpe
Rome
Percival Lowell
Flagstaff
Arize
D. C. Kingman
Iown
Colorado
Oregon
Idaho
Arkansas
South Carolina
New Haven Road
George W. Mundelein
J. F
Cowles
California
General Federation of Woman
Japan
Ruth Law
Hornell
Middle West
Atlantic Seaboard
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Political milestones and personnel changes in early 1919
A compact chronology notes Congress reconvening on January 4 with major items listed through April 3, including bills on Prohibition, Philippine governance, naval affairs, and immigration. It records key firings and resignations such as ambassadors Parrish and Morgenthau, ratifications of canal and Haitian treaties, and nominations for president and vice president amid a broad mix of foreign and domestic actions.
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Congress
Prohibition
J. Paul
Eean
Wilson
Brandeis
House
Senate
Philippines
Mare Island
New York Navy
Naval Academvy
War Parriso
Breck
Eunridge
G. F Marye
Russia
Accaner
Shea
Serm
Chile
Ind
Newton PY Paker
Ipanese
Tioure
Wilson Fauinse
Thenis Morgenthau
Torker
Aed
Seclal'st
Arthiyr Peiper
Far
Aml Cole
Haersen
Rioting and strikes ripple across industrial centers
A historical summary lists numerous labor actions from January to December including riots in East York and Braddock Pennsylvania, walkouts by Westinghouse and Chicago garment workers, streetcar and railroad strikes in New York and Chicago, federal mediation failures, and wage increases by U S Steel and other firms. Notable events include a masked led walkout in East Pittsburgh May 2, a rail strike attempt thwarted by Wilson, and a broad eight hour bill controversy in September.
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East Yormestewn
Fast Chinga
Indeo
Wabush Railroad
Westinghouse Co
Pittsburgh
Braddock
Chicag Garment Workers
Cicago Express
Manhattan
Bronx
Richmond
New York
Federal Board
Wilson
Congress
Moube
Carnegie
Seattle
Everett
Wash
United States Steel Corporation
Kansagey
Ensland Cotton Mills
International Harvester Company
Associa Non
Wide range of early 20th century sports events and titles
A fragmented OCR shows numerous sports results and championship notes including billiards golf auto racing rowing and football. It lists champions such as Charles FIs Willard Moran and Dario Resta along with venues like Chicago Poughkeepsie New London and Santa Monica. It mentions teams and individuals across leagues and associations with dates from February through November and notes several fatalities in a road race incident.
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Lan
C. He Weezhman and Partners
Wes National League Club
Charles Fis
de Gra
Jess Willard
Arik Moran
York Noel
Certo Résta
Peugeot
Indiana
Syracuse
Poughkeepsie
Harvard
Yale
New London
Reedatta
Charles Evans Jr
Chicago
Ghee M. Church
Walter Hagen
Rochester
C. Letts
Cincinnati
Eddie Welsh
Charley White
Charl
S Evans, Jr
Beston
Alexa Stirling
Atlanta
Bostor
Resta
Dario Resta
Santa Montca
Cal
Santa Monten
Ohio State University
Financial ruling and railway sale court action summary
A garbled financial note mentions a supreme court declaration about Roary tax and an election in Ashton. It references a Pacific railroad sale and a sequence of court orders in New York involving finance, a navy, and a restraint. The text is fragmentary and uncertain on specifics.
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Shpreme
Sartern
New York
Jone
Pacific Railroad
America
Reret
Truet
Féters Court
New York Navy
Hank
Restain
France
Worthen Wonder Worker Cure Claim Newspaper Ad
An advertisement for Worthen Wonder Workers promotes a tonic claimed to cure nervous debility and related female health issues. The copy asserts dramatic benefits and offers six boxes for 85.10 with a money back guarantee, quoting a postal address in Massachusetts.
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Med
Worthen Wonder Worker Co
Posto
Mase
Montgomery and Rubel Forge A New Home Wedding
A wedding event marks the union of Montgomery and Rubel in a coastal community. Relatives and friends gather Saturday morning to celebrate the couple as they begin their life together, planning to reside in Moulton with a cheering circle of well wishers.
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Oscar Montgomery
Obadan
See Helen Holmes at the Pastime Theater show
A reader reports See Helen Holmes at the Pastime Theater next Tuesday with repeated lines about the event. The note blends stray phrases and unclear sentences but centers on an appearance by Helen Holmes at the Pastime Theater.
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Helen Holmes
Dee Your Back Ache and Kidney Remedy Claim
An advertisement from W J Ege of Decatur Alabama promotes Dr. Dee’s Kidney Pills as a cure for back pain and kidney problems. It features a testimonial from a Buffalo seller praising relief after taking the pills for several months and urges readers to try the product.
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Duuty
James Wo Xteose
Lake Geneva
Wis Fury
James Wittcomb Evov
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T. M. Patterson
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William Ramsay
Kamimera
Charlies Edward Cheney
Reformed Episcopal Church
Molly Elliott Seawet
Washreton T
Henryk Stenkiewicz
F. M. Lyman
More Pe of Apostles of Mormon Church
Lovnz Josef
Austria-Heneary
Eugene Louls Doyen
Jack London
Santa Rosa
Hiram Maxim
London
Inez Milholland Bolgaevain
Los Angeles
Emile Vérhaeren
I Sonal
Francesco Tosti
John D. Archbold
Standard of Co
Tarrytown
N. Y
George C. Boldt
Herbert D. Pace
Norway
Portland
Hans Richter
Prince Iwao Oyama
Tokyo
J. W. Comyns Carr
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Wirt
Oklo
Molde
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Corea
Otay Valley
San Diego
Ottawa
Btooklyn
Holland
Hompton
W. Va
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Brazil
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Tenn
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New York Central
Cleveland
Bradford
R. I
Kansas
Missouri
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U. S. Navy
Charleston
Ceylon
San Francisco
West Virginia
Johnstown
Memphis
Great Bridge
St. Lawrence
Quebec
Great Dam
Bohemia
Farnham
Connemara
Retriever
Irish Sea
Hves
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Pec
Quaker Oats
Peterboro
Ont
Grilee
Hannwald
Supréme Court
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Ue Evans Hughes Nemi- Neda
Roosevelt
Marshall
Hughes
R. Willcox
B.bouce
Mouss
J. M. Clarke
Ohio
U . G v. Preme Court
Hay
Virginia
J. Frank Hanly
Ira D. Landrith
Sen
Wilcos
Ty Atney
Nishes
Indies
Congréss
Maine
Marshal
Court Tarnowsky
Aus'sian
A. S. Ec
Henry Var Dyke
Netherlands
Worthen
Wonder Workers
SIS
Montgomery Dinsmore
Avery
Betis
Honest Jaber
Luc Faginess
Dany
Son
Dean
W. J. Ege
New Decatur
Ala
Messure
de Lers Paster Mulbura Co
Mgrs
Buffalo
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