World War Debts and Reparations Chronicle 1919 1920
A sweeping chronological yet compact record covers Allied talks in Paris and Washington from January through February, detailing reparations negotiations with Germany, occupation actions in Essen and the Ruhr, responses by Britain France Italy and the United States, and key shifts in policy including France’s Ruhr control and Stresemann’s rise. It notes broader peacetime moves across Europe from Lausanne to Ankara, and flags pivotal moments in the postwar order, including treaty signings, demobilizations, and early diplomatic realignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serahey
Constantinople
Mosul
Paris
France
Germany
Washington
Essen
Ruhr
Reichstag
Cuno
Memel
Reparations Commission
Mosal
Lausanne
Rhineland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
League of Nations
European Nations
Allen
United States
Rhineland Commission
Curzon
Goddelau
Hesse
Ismet Pasha
Smyrna
Italy
Memier
Lithuania
Orany
Great Britain
Poland
Rhine
Mannheim
Darmstadt
Karlsruhe
Canada
International Chambers of Commerce
Rome
Chile
England
Belgium
Berlin
Rench
Krupp
League Oaf Nations Council
Austria
Russia
Krupp von Bohlen Und Halbach
Krupp Works
Trench
Moscow
Hamburg
America
World Court
Hague
Poupe
Pope
League of Nations Council
Saar
Krupp’s
Chamber of Deputies
Jay
Limberg
Barmen
Elberfeld
Poincare
Turkey
Britain
United States-Mexico
State Department
Greece
Albania
Corfu
Samos
Aegean Islands
Mussolini
Council of Ambassadors
Irish Free State
Giardino
Fiume
Spain
Langier
Gibraltar
Chancellor Stresemann
Stresemann
Okr
Pbdincare
China
Boxer
Treaty of Versailles
Canton
Custom House
Sun Yat Sen
C. H. Griffis
Bergdoll
U. S
Council of League of Nations
Coolidge
Tangier
Obregon
Mexico
Filippi
County
Kerry
de Valera
Labor Party
Norfolk County
Zeplak
Supreme Court
Megr
Butchkovich
Zepliak
Romania
Branting
Bratiano
Liam Lynch
Staf
London
Free State
Peking
Peking-Shanghai
Andrew Bonard Law
Stanley Baldwin
Witos
Stamboulisky
Pasant
Bulgaria
Professor Zankoff
Li Yuan-hung
Teixeira Gomes
Portugal
Henry Sullivan
Massachusetts
English
Gustave Stresemann
Eamon de Valera
Admiral Yamamoto
Japan
Baron Kato
Primo Rivera
Revoluion
William Cosgrave
Boris
Bavaria
Gustave von Kuhr
Ebert
Gessler
Ferdinandovo
Kustrin
Prussia
Marshal Tsao-Kun
Finland
Hugo Stinnes
Saxony
Thuringia
Aix la Chapelle
Angora
Mustapha Kemal
Hitler
Ludendorff
von Seeckt
Frederick William
Adolf Hitler
Mainz
Upper Silesian
Heinrich Albert
Albert
Matthes
Stegerwald
Wilhelm Marx
Adolfo de la Huerta
George
National Assembly
Vatican
Wage and labor events span 1919 industrial history chart
A chronology lists wage agreements and labor actions from January to October. Key items include the Elle railway wage deal, eight hour day for signalmen, Pullman plant strikes over employment, Armour-Morris merger, steel wage raises, Chicago packing house raises, and Pennsylvan ia railroad pay boosts. Major public actions include anthracite negotiations, Pinchot compromise efforts, and the October labor board wage increases across multiple railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elle Railway
tIabor’ Board
Michigan City
Pullman
Armour-Morris ‘Packet
Steel Industry
Chicago Packing House
Building Trades
Pennsylvania Railroad
Elbert H. Gary
United Typothetae of America
Federal Trade Commission
Pinchot
Coolidge
American Federation of Labor
Portland
Ore
Samuel Gompers
A. F
Federal Railway Labor Board
Railway Labor Board
Rock Island Railway
Notable 1900s deaths and public figures list
A compiled necrology recounts numerous prominent figures dying in the early 1900s. It stacks names such as Constantine II of Greece, Reinsch, Bernhardt, and Harding, with dates across January to December and places including Chicago New York Paris and Munich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Whiting
Stevens Point
Edwin Stevens
Coral L. W. Richmond
Chicago
Emil G. Hirsch
George Hamlin
Constantine
Greece
W. M. Moore
New York
University of Chicago
J. A. Hemenway
Indiana
W. C. Roentgen
Munich
Martin A. Knapp
Federal Court of Appeals
C. D. Williams
Michigan
John A. Logan
George Wt. Peck
Charlemagne Tower
Russia
Germany
United States
George C. Perkins
California
Frederic de Belleville
J. R. Burton
Kansas
W. Rourke Cochran
William G. Beale
Orson Smith
Charles D. Norton
James R. Day
Milo D. Campbell
Federal Reserve Board
Leonard J. Steel
Buffalo
Donald L. Morrill
Illinois Appellate Court
Samuel D. Nicholson
Colorado
Mme
Sarah Bernhardt
Paris
John R. Tyson
Alabama
John C. Cannon
United States Internal Revenue
Manoury
W. V. Judson
United States Army
Peekskill
N. Y
Oliver
F. Fuller
Stuyvesant Fish
George A. Yule
Wisconsin
Kenosha
John G. Rodgers
Pennsylvania Railroad
W. T. Hazen
United States Secret Service
G. Mott Williams
Episcopal Diocese of
Uso
Daniel S. Tuttle
Episcopal Church
St. Louis
Fred M. Warner
G. C. Houghton
Emerson Hough
Alfred Harding
Washington
W.S. Cowles
United States Navy
John W. Rainey
H. M. Robert
Robert
Hornell N. Y
J. A. Macdonald
Toronto Globe
George Jay Gould
Mentone
France
Florenz Ziegfeld
Joseph W. Falk
Missouri
Claude Kitchin
North Carolina
Louis Viaud
Pierre Lotl
Luis Terrazas
Mexico
Maurice Hewlett
John McParland
International Typographical Union
Edward R. Potter
James Ryan
Alton
Til
William R. Day
United States Supreme Court
Helen King Robinson
Luther W. Mott
Oswego
Albert Chevalier
William P. Dillingham
Vermont
I. Wilbur Messer
Louis Couperus
John M. Siddall
American Magazine
C. D. Sigsbee
Maine
William Holabird
Charles Hawtrey
Warren Gamaliel Harding
Randall Parrish
Peoria
Joaquin Sorolla
Marie Wainwright
Scranton
Baron Kato
Japan
Kate Douglas Wiggin
Edwin G. Cooley
Cicago
Boris Sidis
Portsmouth
N. H
C. P. Steinmetz
Schenectady
Andrew Bonar Law
Great Britain
G. A Huntington
S. R. McCall
Massasetts
Tachev
Clifford Thorne
Iowa
London
Anthony Caminetti
United States Commissioner of Immigration
George C. Taylor
American Railway Express Company
Inew York
Frederick Dixon
Christian Science Monitor
Earl of Loreburn
A. O.bunnell
Dansville
William MacKenale
James Atkins
M. BE
Church
Uth
O. Brown
Baron Shaughne
John R. Rathom
Providence Journal
Ayia A. Pinkerton
Lawrence Sperry
English Channel
Ben T. Cable
Rock Island
Ill
Harold N. Moyer
Edna Dean Proctor
Remedies for cows that suck themselves and calf theft
An article outlines methods to stop cows from self sucking and calf theft on pasture. It details preventions including upside down horse collar necklaces, a necklace of lath, halter with surcingle devices, bull rings in the nose, a bridle bit, and even tongue procedures, noting varying effectiveness and safety concerns.
Yankees Win World Championship on October 15
The Yankees secured the world title on October 15. On October 20 Zev the American horse defeated Papyrus the English rival in an international race at Belmont track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern California University
Pennsylvania State
Footall
Jake Schaefer
Roger Conti
France
Harry Kaskey
Chicago
United States
Art Staff
Anders Haugen
Motla Mallory
Monte Carlo
Jose Ray
William Ritola
Finnstar
New York
Willie Hoppe
Schaefer
MecTigue
Siki
Dublin
Michigan
Vincent Richards
Pancho Villa
Wilde
Yale
Harvard
Dempsey
Gibbons
Shelby
Mont
William Johnston
California
Wimbledon
England
Luis Firpo
Argentina
Jess Willard
Bobby, Jones
Atlanta
William Tilden
Johnny Dundee
Eugene Criqui
Helen ‘Wills
Molla Mallory
Joe
Mark Arie
Champaign
Til
Henry Ford
Gloucester
Harry Greb
Johnny Willson
Harold Osborne
Illinois
A. C
Jack Dempsey
William T. Tilden II
United States Army
New York Yankees
Max Marston
Philadelphia
de Muyter
Belgium
New York Giants
Gene Sarazen
Tiff Denton
Kansas City
Edith Cummings
Yankees
Zev
Papyrus
Belmont Track
Ilinois
Superior formula to treat garget in cows
Instructions advise milking diseased cows after the herd and washing hands to prevent spread. Do not milk infected quarters on the floor. collect milk in a pall for disposal. A Purdue recommended mixture includes vaseline wool fat belladonna poke root and saltpeter with massage and feeding schedule. Diseased cows should be isolated from the herd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University Dairy Department
Cause of Slimy Mil t Milk Disease
Slimy or ropy milk results from germs entering milk after milking. It is common where cows graze on low wet pastures and drink muddy water.
Sugar Beets Better for Milk Production Than Mangels
Sugar beets yield more digestible nutrients for milk production than mangels. One hundred pounds of beets provide greater feed value, making them more economical for dairy farming.
Expensive Cow Ration Limits Dairy Milk Output
A ration for dairy cows restricted to middlings and ground oats would be costly and poorly suited for milk production, indicating limited effectiveness of such feeding.
Hard Combination to Beat in Dairy Economics
The note highlights that cheap grain, good cows, and a high butterfat price create an unbeatable mix for dairy profitability. It stresses that input costs and product value together drive strong margins for dairy farmers.
Exercise Routine for a Young Calf
A young calf benefits from regular exercise to build strength and learn leadership. Implement daily, gentle activities that promote grazing movement and calm, guided leading to build confidence and coordination.
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. W. Pickard
Western Newspaper Union
Secretary of the Interior
Fall
Harding
Senate
House Judiciary Committee
Daugherty
Ira Nelson Morris
Sweden
Harry Pratt Judson
BE. Dew. Burton
Herrin Mine
House
E. T. Sanborn
Tennessee
Justice_Pitney
Judiciary Committee
Robert Woods Bliss
Savannah
billy _ E. Mont Reily
Porto Rico
Poindexter
Peru
Ay Supreme Court
Hubert Work
Interior
Harry
Richard M. Tobin
San Francisco
Frank T. Hines
Veterans’ Bureau
Mondell
Wyoming
War Finance Corporation
Towner
Congress
Mra. Harding
Florida
Wisconsin Senate
Bill
National Guard
United States Debt Commission
Charles F.cramer
Self
Gary
Ind
W. E. Dever
Herrin
South
United.States Supreme Court
A. W. Cook
Pittsburgh
Charles B. Warren
John Barton Payne
Mempene
Charles E. Ruthenberg
Army
MacReady
Kelly
Hempstead
San Diego
Cal
Blay
H. Cunningham
Messier
E. E
Ines
Pennsylvania
Far
Frank McManamy
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Alva B. Adams
West
Alaska
Lord
R. W. Bowden
Tacoma
Farmer-Labor Party
Federated
Farmer- Labor Party
Roth
Null
Navy
Lake Erie
United States Anthracite Commission
Juneau
Magnus Johnson
Farmer- Labor
Minnesota
Wood
Calvin Coolidge
Plymouth
Mr. Harding
Capitol
Warren G. Harding
Marion
Coal Commission
Walton
Oklahoma
Tulsa
C. Bascom Slemp
Virginia
Perth Amboy N. J
Ku Klux Klan
F. E. Scobey
Mint
Milwaukee
G. M. Saltzgaber
Vanwert
G A. R
Oklahoma National Guard
House of Representatives
George Harvey
Jack Walton
John R. Quinn
American Legion
Hiram Johnson
Senate Court of Imment
Frederick A. Cook
North Pole
W.-.t. McCray
South Dakota
McAdoo
Farmer-Laborites
LaFollette
Gillett
Republican National Committee
Cleveland
Conference of Representatives
Harrisburg
W. G. McAdoo
Braindentiny
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Cincinnati
Kelso
Wash
Dawson
N. M
Cumberland
B. C
Ward Island
Arista
W. Va
Alexandre
Corea
Hot Springs
Ark
Quito
Ecuador
S. C
Persia
Mt. Etna
Kemmerer
Wyo
Hong- Ong
Arkansas Valley
Colo
Tokyo
Berkeley
Burlington
Lockett
West Virginia
Bergamo
Forsythe
Colombia
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