1919 Chronology of War and Peace Highlights
A chronology compiled by E. W. Pickard traces 1919 events from the January start of wartime moves through negotiations and treaties. It notes Wilson, Soviet actions, Allied diplomacy, the German collapse, and the Paris Peace Conference dynamics with references to Herzegovina, Italy, Japan, and other nations shaping the postwar order. The long timeline highlights key shifts toward the Versailles settlement, continued fighting in various fronts, and the emergence of new borders and political alignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sum
Pepeniad
Merlin
Witennarriems
Sey Hsien
Trocny
Wlea
Fabius
Coinihat
Kalubavak
Wilson
Reals
Moover
International
Sitiel
Artestet
Lenin
Wileysee Ind
Rome
seUicaite
Medion Jacob-Shang
Kate
Genet Comareewe
Willy Obered
Kaew Vivien Malta Valinoet
Balints
Greme
Sheneran
Maite Merhirg
Wiley
Terry
Viekay River
Hatsunnl Arpetied
Bitusean
Constitutional Menonitty
Thetorteh
Peter
Ets Dent
Gertian
Tepullie
Maimanda
Pordinand
HeIne
Hucharest
Kinmori
Neuve
Baden
Manne
Stiernan Pattotle
Reser
Termane
Volo
Wilam Mulied
Horlen
Henry Merrion Maron
Wilan
Muneary Re. Benet
Wem
Eriure
Marin
Aerh
Alettre
Atyi
Actos
Pete
Naterue
Mirman
Weallee
Vienne
Beare
Gow
Hengshan
Vorarterg
Bam
Laipale
Spiraea
Auierian
St Germoit
Smyrna
Sea
Anthcommunat
Arind
Tahun Cian BA Beer Maseier Uniy
Uritiah Warotps
Mane
Orten
Galt
Kenale
Peaew
Senate
Ubraitael
Cheri
Drake
Germainie
Trauer
Turkey
Germany
China
Joe le Meardent
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New
Shang
Jacenibiy
Staten
Musee
Hielite Aly
Daly Ee Witory Garade
London
Teat
Will
Moleaaton
Kreigin Peghattent Amepattan
Teritaelis
Priaing
KOPP
League of Latine Nua Savetrinon
Kolchak
Alans Domenh
Moreariaty Governnent
Hesham
Rete Euituell
Apitebersen
Karl Renner
Fualinn
Ardared
Wxaimy
McNina
Aherwan
Meath
Pastate
Meine
Borsbering
Ameria
Trent
Helene
Satto
Sam Bordier
Wanaumas
Mutearia
Armen
Prohibition and suffrage notes across states and Congress
A sprawling, OCR heavy rundown notes constitutional amendments and ratifications in multiple states, mentions Wilson era actions on prohibition, women’s suffrage, and cabinet changes. It also lists labor strikes and political shifts timed around 1919 1920, with scattered names and places in a chaotic ledger of events. The piece reads like a compact Western state and national legislative bullet, weaving legal changes with labor unrest and political appointments.
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Nebraska
Nevaila
Iu Dan
Kruse
Germer
Kogih
Ilste
Spaney
Ibn
New Yor
Philadelphia
Ap Es
France
Norman Hapart
Anell
Hilliman
Patan
Apnl
Murtewon
Anu
Tromiert
Wxtra
Aeaklin
Seston
Sewian
Oonarewn
Gillett
Miwakee
Menident Winnon
Amendeuent
Warienon
Suineinds
Ted Operon
Teleehap
Levnhole
Hine
Bawislatiene
Tinta
Wise Onli
Mr Huglh
Trace Amendoent
Wartine
Townley
Many Jeane
Nya
Wilson
Eternai
Aig
Ford
Wilton Wood
Mente
Sithy Hing
Ani
Redfelt
Senate
Chiarles
M. Gattaway
Jamesin
Chivnen
Pontiac
Perkhing
Congress
Ral Marsha
Wiixon
Teriveat
Omaha
Cmurthause
Binieh
Klaine
Kelwlane
Aare
Hiton
Premitent
Parner
Macerstow
Eviane
Commerce
Mettiot
Fabinet
Efomler
Tues & Ts Caeen
Industrial Jam Shrugs Through New York Labor Tension
Confused OCR reads indicate a clash between striking workers and troops in Triewne Alves near New York, with mentions of industrial unrest and wartime attention. Names such as Jen Demers appear garbled. The fragment hints at labor turmoil and a pending national effort amid war.
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Jam S_Cewat
Marine Wx
New York
Alves
Ae Dan
England
Foreign royalist revolt and political upheaval abroad
Fragmented report outlines a royalist rebellion in northern Portugal or Portiveal amid martial law, plus shifting leadership as leaders from Italy and Ireland appear. Mentions various figures and nations including Poland, Atetania, and Sinn Fein, with references to resignations, elections, and international reaction. No clear, coherent sequence emerges from the unreadable text.
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Wooeinehl
Puna
Ita
Kine Kinmainit
Italy
Ceive
Pratiteces
Anne
Erode
Cisrownt
Wimbnamachor
United
Bia
Wily S
Norton Benson
Pees Maenoof
Antonio Almeida
Warragul
Honduras
Proclamation of Villa Rivalry and U S Mexican Clash
Fragmented late 1910s era notes recount revolts, provisional leadership shifts, and U S reactions in Mexico. Vivid mentions include Villa, Carranza, and Angeles, with battles near El Paso, raids on American personnel, and diplomatic exchanges involving Wilson and Lansing. The text hints at military actions, aviators captured or attacked, and diplomatic stances toward the League of Nations and Marine Doctrine.
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Villistan
Felipe Age Seitene
Tine Mo Villa
el Paso
Villetus
el Pagly
Ino
Cirranea
Mexico
Carranga
ES Trans
Wi'son Reu Se
Bean
Juanes
Carranea
Senti
Ongrens
Azamata Nations
League of Nutone
Stex
Laredo
Tex
Mesleo
United States
Mexic
Sapatinias
Angeles
Villa
Jenkihm
al Puebla
Handite
Menira
Denhinn
Elipe Angeles
DeKemetary Lansing
Ree
Muxicos
Jenkins
Wilson
Senate
Deon Win Meniin
Ugiain
First nonstop transatlantic air feats boost Paris to Plymouth flight
An array of early 20th century aviation milestones reports multiple nonstop transatlantic attempts and crossings. Navy planes reach Azores, water landings chart the era, and records in altitude and distance are noted alongside transcontinental events and a Utah race tragedy.
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Annie Mann
Chicako
New York
Plymouth
England
John Ales
Treut
Artin W Brown
Knelant
Atlantic
Newfandland
Irelant
Vickers
Diane
Bovine IE
Scotland
United States
Sentis
Italant
Renita
Minoala
Mento Thom
San Pran
Salt Lake City
Maneto
Utah
Ort Blieut
Alexaritter Tearan
Rae
Tose Benith
Engham
Port Lar
Wing
Disasters and deaths listed from many global events
The fragment lists numerous calamities including shipwrecks, volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, tornadoes, and fires across locations such as New York, Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Japan, Sicily, Maryland, and Jamaica. It notes fatalities and injuries, with dates spanning January to July, and mentions ships, trains, balloons, and explosions among the reported incidents.
Three-Cushion Titles Dominated by Several Players
A jumble of sports results highlights multiple three-cushion championships with winners including May J-Canneux and L. Cannefax, plus diverse events across auto racing, golf, boxing, and tennis. Names, places, and dates are scattered amid the legible segments.
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Jan
Kleckverer
Minsporie Velbhle Ora
Kieck Hater
J-Canneux
Ero Diera
Willara
Seadim Marnes
Hip
Tongins Edtear
Auis@ite
la Murer
Mustato
X.Y
Amele Tar Sete
Sik Arie
Mecard
Tex
W. Locimer
Tony
Chicago
S-Davidenn Herron
Pittsburgh
Ateateur Enif
Perry Pink
Ue Kath
William M
Rede
Nna
Lubin Patron of Agriculture Dies at Home
Necrology notes the death of Lubin, a patron of agriculture, at his home. The notice memorializes his lifelong service to farming communities and acknowledges his contributions to local agrarian efforts.
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S—Pavia Lubin
Multiple Notable Figures and Events Listed by Month and Place
A long OCR list chronicles dates and names across Jan to Nov, naming figures such as Roswell M. Field in Morristown NJ, Horace Fletcher in Copenhagen, Mary Walker in Washington, and many others. It reads like a calendar of notable births deaths appointments and appearances, spanning politicians, artists, engineers, and military figures with locations including New York Chicago London San Francisco and Paris. The item preserves a snapshot of diverse public figures tied to dates, roles, and places, with no single unifying event beyond the rostered mentions.
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Butte
New York
Trark Agnun
W England
New England
Chiewka
Calgary
Umen
Great Venice
Kak Spee
Transportation Workers of
Paria
Ite Fitente Atedne Canhiead
Wurikerit
Toledo
Mir Uh
Detroit
Carmen Eiruck Juve
Alomed Lyte
Atlantic Coast
Atio
New
Trade Union International
Aiierdasi
S—Polen
London
Annie
Aus
Atruck
Chirea
Ane
TeNew Fork
Tnvetion
Ik-New York Traction
Wisconsin
Cudahy
Mamemond Borauay
Wilson
Rway Alopnien
Martie
Hammon
Toston
Boston
Ulta Staten
Sopia
Titealauret Een
Keroek
Texan
Hotiilohons Steel
Ny Pabtientiana
Ateike
Pananrsnine
Wetinl
Gury
Kibet
Chicas
Thiliana Haehor
Wartet
Tarbor
Ted
Stew Twit
Teamsters
Ehaut
Tnt
Ofera
del S
Acre
Deckare
Elantih
Wantigeton
Bwt
NAAF
Waren
Wel Adenielanrater Garfield
eMiciaix
Nome
Milan
Florence
Tony Ter RaFael
Garett
Prealdent Wilson
Snormaan
Commission
Beale
Landon
Eadoont
J. McPherron
Hlerseman
Lawrenceville
Roswell M. Field
Morristown
Charles Wyndham
Ohn Mason
W'S
Gnalian
Jan l-Tir
Horace Fletcher
Dietettes Capiert
Copenhagen
Urazit
Prince Jotn
Kaugind
Oliver
FC. Pickering
Harvard Observatory
Rudolf Aronson
Lsht
Wilfrid Laurier
Canada
Maron
Fukushima
Mary Walker
Washington
Borland
Miseourt
France
Julian Story
U. 8
G. Wrodman
George
Charles Ko van Loan
W. R Turt
Saginaw
James Withercombe
Oregon
Hilary A. Herbert
Tin Navy
Amelida Hart
Roger A. Pryor
Kenyon Cox
Henry M. Blossom
Fred He Hall
Chicago
Pogine Fort
Abril SP
W. Woolworth
Lew Shaw
Auell S-Sidney Drew
Armetican Comer
Ian Parte
Phoebe A. Hearet
San Alrisk
Robert McCormick
Chicaco
Henry Maree Stenher
San Francist
Nursingleveland Cady
Ann iHlarion
Higinbotham
Jules Vedrines
Auiaor
Verner
Wenters
Treet Linter
Anna Monard Blaw
Moylan
Creseman Lemuel Bhy Quis
Ehilel
John Fox
Valit
Bie
Vickers
Hollen
George TH. Vriinres
Elie Grienehman
George A. Storey
Famous Paints
Oecar Hammerstein
Grasmow
Aue
Louis Botha
South Africa
Midd Doble
Barnens Hornes
Lie Ankelon
Eerge
Daron “Heresford
James W. Osborne
Duncan C Rowe
Baltimore
Sjohn Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Flo Sylva
Leonid Andreef
Rept. Oarthue
Menpre Uss
Colombia
Congresman
J. J. Thompson
FTP
Shonte
Trac- Han Maenate
Charles J. Preer
Art
Derr John & Washburn
Minneapolis
Big Fair Milter
Adelina Pattl
Penyeas
Justine H.W. Bond
Misauri Supreme Court
EJ Wattman
Patrick Mean
UB Haileister
Tel Rubinkam
Enn
Buffalo Jones Nan
Hunter
Tew
J.C. Sage
Episcopal Shop of
Latvia
Kan
Daniel It Towner
Lanewead
Philin H. McMillan
Detroi Pree
Henry Mille Alden
Harpers Mararine
Die Richardson
Marchi di Celore
If Mineting
Ernent Waterlow
Hlla Wheeler Wilcox
Peet
Thor
yoCot JD. Bell
Evan Lewis
Ben
Edgar Stanton Maclay
Navalise
Hugo Haase
Independent Socialinte
E. Weyl
Stattatician
Cardinal von Hartmann
Catone
Tom Thumb
Mars
Prick
Steel Magnate
Julian Alden Welr
Instrument to Measure Wear on Concrete Roads
A new instrument designed by the United States Department of Agriculture and prepared by the Bureau of Public Roads measures wear on concrete and other road surfaces. It uses two bearing plates on a span 11½ inches long with a micrometer plunger reading to one thousandth of an inch, enabling rapid, non disruptive data collection for concrete brick and macadam surfaces.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Public Roads
Roadside up keep urged as farm duty front way
Farmers are urged to view roadside maintenance as part of farm duties. The piece argues the roadside is distinct from private property yet tied to the farm’s appearance and should receive as much, if not more, attention as the fields themselves. It stresses regard for roads as the farm’s front way and a key public-facing feature.
Movement to Better Roads Ends in Maine Vote
Maine voters backed a proposal to raise the bonded indebtedness of the state road system as part of a nationwide push for better highways. The state program aligns with reports to the U S Department of Agriculture on road and rural development efforts.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Maine
Roads Not Developed
Statement notes that roads in the country improved with the automobile but were not yet universally developed, a condition demonstrated by wartime stress, highlighting lingering infrastructural gaps and the need for further modernization.
Save Truck Owners Money Time and Safety
Truck owners know that good roids not only save them money but the shipper and public as well because they can make faster time and are saving an operating expense.
Essentials Are Lacking for Hens in Shut-In Flocks
The piece notes that supplying fresh water and pure air to shut-in hens is often neglected. It laments the rarity of access to clean water and clean air, especially for the poor, considering them the cheapest needs that are seldom abundant.
Much Money Wasted on Wasteful Road Building
A critic argues that thousands of dollars of taxpayers money are squandered yearly on wrong road designs or poor construction. The piece asserts misallocation and urges reevaluation of road projects to avoid further waste.
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Aeronautics
Stornaway
Army
Brebabar
New York Central
Ayron
N.Y
Janié
Mewrina
Tore S
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkanya
Yokohama de
Salvador
Katut
Java
Erup- Hen
Stromball
Sicily
Wilkesbarre
Fergua Falla
Minn
Vieckio
Maly
Navy
Haltimore
Allan Line
Grampian
Wilhelmshaven
State of
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