World War I Chronology and Major Battles Recap
A condensed review lists events from the start of World War I through December, mentioning Austria declared war on Serbia following Ferdinand assassination, Germany mobilized and invaded Belgium, Britain and France declared war, and battles along the Marne, Ypres, Verdun, and Armies’ movements across Europe. It notes naval actions, submarine warfare, and the global reach of the conflict with references to Japan, Turkey, and South Africa. The timeline includes key dates, troop movements, sieges, and the shifting fronts across Europe and beyond.
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Arehducs
Ferdinand
Horentere
Sarasevo
Excoenta
Austria
Germany
Rss
Annay
Czar
Italy
Ines
Neutr
Luxembourg
Prussia
Posen
Belgiora
Widaz
Britain
England
Belgium
France
Staten
Liege
Marshal Earl Kitchener
Rexbert Wilaen
United States
Anatria-Hungary
Thesia
Gera
Fiermans
Altkirch
Mothihnausen
Yanestralitz
Austria-Honzary
Cernay
Musethausen
Hasselt
Gress
St. Trond
Belzium
Avatria
Asgtann
Cantern
Mona
Moselle
Griven
Anc
New York
Alene
Amoens
Prenat
Ecttiah Croisers
Sena
Tattelande
Warmifies
Germanea
Antwerp
Angustewo
Preafa
Ostend
Peuestan
Cocspiel
Lyck
Pas
Prussta
Waa
Tivatrecht
Ghent
Pussian Croiser Pallaca
Scterarines
Harre
Frares
Citeral Waritz
Tia
Cape Prevines
South Africa
Union of South Africa
Maeth Sea
Armentieres
Beiwan
Warshive
Germar
Defaz
Germana
Soth
2Lkes
Maritz
Tia Setel
Treata
Pringig
Archduxe Pranca
Ferdinand End Tia
Anerz
Treeasa
von Felkenhayn
Raate
Chile
Stax
von Moltke
Africa
Regians
Ledz
Badorm
Rermana
Feinzip Wen
Bia Accorpicea
Bethe
Emden
Beastan Crouiser
Pstang Harbor
Turkey
Puasia
Breslan
Odeeza
Ioeals
Hermes
Mn Dever Straita
Dardanelles Forta
Axabad
Arabia
Dixmonde
Great Britain
Russa
Crprtia
sheik-ul-Islam
Funsia
Txing Tao
China
Ottend
Ypres
Cocos Islands
Sydney
Black Sea
Deal
Johannisburg
East Prussia
Dixmude
Red Sea
West Flanders
Pope Fazued
Boldau
Warsaw
la Bassas
Zeebrugze
Bulwark
Sheerness
Ciermans
Reims
Havre
Grimsby
Poland
de Wet
Belgrade
Servia
Lodz
Russian Poland
Scharnhorst
Gneisenau
Leipzig
Nuernberg
von Spee
Timeline of conflicts and leadership changes across several nations
A list of events from February to October detailing battles in Genaive Haiti, revolts in Peru, shifts in Peru’s government, European political moves, royal and papal elections, a shift in Albanian leadership, a new prince in Altenia, a succession oath in Bourmanriz, and a Heitian rebel government formation under Gen Davtmar Theodore.
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Tannenberg
Z. M
Cermanas
Amiens
Bordeaux
Islans
Lemberg
Austria
Relmy
Pathfinder
Eunkorpedo
North Sea
Hine
Nantes
Verdun
Imperial Guard
N Prince
Genaive
Haiti
Fes
Gelermo Pil
Peru
Chuese
Color Amore March
Prexck
Viranes Caillacx
Gaston Caimece
Passe Figaro
House of Lords
Panama
Mme Herriette Cailieux
Seihy
Gaston Calmetts
Periz
Cardinel
Giacomo Dels Chi
Architrhop of
Bologna
Pope End
Willem of Wied
Prince
Albanilz
Burhen-Eddin
Abdul Harid
Altenia
Ferdinand
Bourmanriz
Davtmar Theodore
Mexican Revolt timeline and U S actions in 1914
An outline chronology reviews Villa’s advances and Huerta’s collapse, including Vera Cruz siege, U S embargo on arms, Tokyo to intervene, Niagara Falls mediation talks, and the shift to a provisional Mexican government with Carranza and Zapata. It notes key dates from February to December detailing battles, arrests, and diplomatic moves.
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Villa
Otinaga
Peristal
Filo Grande
Wilson
Em-Bergo
Mexico
Taft
W. S. Benton
Rich
Britiah
Torreon
Ings
Tampico
Admiral Mayo
Huerta
San Pedro
United States
Congress
Wison
House
Senate
Vera Cruz
Badger
Funston
Robert J. Kerr
Chicago
Galveston
Garrison
General Funston
Lobos Island
Dresden
Jamaica
Long-Dead World War I Era Timeline Recap and Disasters
Fragmentary 1913 to 1914 timeline with notes on Alaska rail bill, Canal exemptions, Wilson administration appointments, Bryan peace treaties, election results, and various disasters. Includes references to railroad bills, canal exemption repeal, supreme court nominees, and large-fires, shipwrecks, storms, and mine disasters with names and places scattered throughout. The readable portions show a period of legislative activity and cumulative disasters across North America and Europe.
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Fem
M—Heuss
Alaska
Raikced
Cate. Pet
Renate Rarifes
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Italy
Norway
Portugal
George T. Henry, Jr
San Francisco
Washington
Rosalia
Tra Nelson Morriz
House
Senate
Repubican Party
Congress
Progressive Party
Colorado
Oregon
Arizona
Notable Obituaries and Death Notices Arranged Chronologically
A long list of obituary notices and death announcements covers diverse figures, from physicians and generals to politicians, writers, and performers. Names include Gen Simon Bockner, Dr Edger Sgurka, Edwin Ginn, Shelby Callom, Robert Louis Stevenson’s widow, George Westinghouse, Adlai E Stevenson, Baroness Bertha von Suttner, and many others with dates ranging from January to December.
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S. Weir Mitchell
Ce Philadelphic
Simon B. Bockner
Wee i
Edger C. Sgurka
Teniat
New York
France
Jam
Loré Straihe
Infount Royal
Canada
London
Alphonse Pertilicu
Angestes O. Bacon
Robert Louis Stevenson
Samuel W. Allerton
Chicago
Becker
Joseph Fels
Philadelphia
United States
Teller
Colorado
George W. Vanderbilt
Biltmore
Frederick Townsend Martin
George Westinghouse
Josiah L Pickard
Iowa State University
Roben Waddell
Frederick Weyerhaeuser
Minnesota
Lumber Magrate
Mre
Lillian
Stevens
Haruko
Japan
E. S&s. Draper
Massachusetts
George Alfred Townsend
W. 36 French
Chicago Art Institute
Adlai E. Stevenson
Frank
Hiscock
Bertha von Suttner
Joseph Chamberlain
Horace H. Lu
J. Henniker Heaton
England
America
Charles of
Roumania
Cardinal Ferrata
Earl Roberts
Robert J. Purdette
Vinnie
Ream Hoxie
Carolinal Cavalleri
Venice
Alfred T. Mahan
Financial and Federal Actions Across 1914 to 1917
The record surveys varied financial moves including Morgan withdrawal, rail and banking instability, and federal actions. It notes the collapse of a German trust and currency shifts, plus presidential nominations and withdrawals to the Federal Reserve Board. It also mentions New Haven dissolution, antitrust actions against International Harvester, and war tax measures.
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PB Morgan & Cs
Fem
Fee
Mercantile Henk
Sf Memets
Tenn
C H Haine
Tad
China
Shas-M
States Express
Pery
Great “Princes” Trust
Germany
Ines
Sone—Charlim, Milze, Grenfsal & Co
London
Wilsos
Felcwing
Federal Reserve Board
Charlies S Hams
Beater
Tioman D Jones
Chicago
New Haven Railroad
Wilson
Thames Cbd
Jones
Frederick
Delano
Federal Reserve Soerdé
New Haver Toed
International Harvester Company
Moon
United States District Court
Set Peel
Miam
Wisoen
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mississippi
Offa
Timeline of 1913 events including Canal Zone governor first is noted
A compact chronology lists key dates and figures from 1913. It notes Col George W. Goethals becoming Canal Zone governor on April 1, the Becker murder verdict reversal in February, the Panama Canal opening to commercial traffic on August 15, and other events such as Roosevelt’s return to South America, court actions, marriages, and Senate ratifications.
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Wilson
Carnal Zone
George W. Goethals
Court of Appeals
Charles Becker
New York
Canal Zone
Daniele
Vesada
Navy
Pfour
Rosenthal
Eleanor Randolph Olson
Panama Canal
David J. Palmer
Washington
Grand Army of the Republic
James Gordon Bennett
New York Herald
George de Reuter
Paris
Robert Taft
Martha Bowers
New Haven Railroad
Chicago
Middle West
U. S. Senate
Disasters across seas and lands in early 1900s records
A compact log lists multiple catastrophes from January to March including the sinking of the steamer Oklahoma with 23 lost off Sandy Hook, storms submerging Baltic villages and drowning many, floods in Belgium with millions in damage, a northwest Russia storm with deaths, the Sakura-jima eruption with Japanese refugees buried and Kagoshima damaged, the British submarine A-7 lost near Plymouth, the Karluk Arctic expedition ship crushed by ice near Siberia, the Acilla wreck off Terra del Fuego with 58 aboard, and other wrecks and quakes in Japan and Russia with high casualties.
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Oklahoma
Sandy Hook
Baltic
Belgium
Russia
Japan
Sakura- Jima
Kagoshima
Plymouth
Wilhjalmr
Stefansson
Siberia
Soas
Terra del Fuego
Sakura
Old Dominion
Finer Monroe
Nantucket
Virginia
Louis Athletic Club
Hondo Island
Province of Stavropol
Rusa
Labor unrest and key rulings mark Colorado coal strike history
A summary of 1910s events includes Ford profit distribution to workers, appeals court convictions of iron workers for dynamite conspiracy, and serial clashes in Colorado mining towns. Federal troops arrive as violence peaks. Supreme Court actions affect labor leaders. the strike ends with miners calling off in December.
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Ford Automobile Company
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Colorado National Guard
Ludlow
National Guard of
Colorado
Trinidad
Wilson
Forbes
Rocky Mountain Fuel Company
Fort D. A. Russell
Federal
United States Supreme Court
Gompers
Federal Penitentiary
Butte
Mont
Western Railroad
Notable 1900s racing and sports highlights list
A dated sports digest records winners across fields from Feb to Nov including Ralph De Palma in the Vanderbloom Vanderbilt Cup in Los Angeles at 75.5 mph, Edwin Pollen winning the International Grand Prix in Monica California, Lawrence Jenkins taking the British amateur golf title, Francis Ouimet winning the amateur golf championship of France, Rene Thomas in Indianapolis, Yale Harvard boat race results, and multiple boxing and golf championships with named competitors and locations through the year.
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Ralph de Palma
Los Angeles
Edwin Pollen
Monica
Cal Eatse
Lawrence Jenkins
Scotland
Francis Ouimet
Boston
France
Rene Thomas
Delage
Indianapolis
wMne
Tee Behtiah
Meadowbrook
Yale
Harvard
Harry Vardon
Columbia University
Poughkeepsie
Jack Johnson
Frank Moran
Paris
Freddie Welsh
Wales
Willie Ritchie
America
London
Georges Carpentier
Smith
Charles Evans, Jr
Chicago
Walter C. Hagen
Rochester
N. Y
United States
J. Mw. Barnes
Philadelphay
Francis Quimet
H. Arnold Jackson
Philadelphia
Harvards
Illinois
Wisconsin
Gettysburg analogy frames football losses as serious business
A bemused exchange weighs football casualties against Gettysburg casualties. An old man argues football deaths could exceed Gettysburg, and the conversation ends with the claim that football is a serious business while the point is left unresolved.
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Gettysburg
Treasury report details state funds and investments
State treasurer Walzer releases a biennial report covering the past two years. It lists balances totaling 1 549 205 with various funds and towns in Nebraska, including Permanent School Fund 722 632 and Agricultural Endowment 65 406. Investments include bonds and warrants across several endowment funds and university accounts.
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Westen
Asicn News
Walzer
Bienzial
Wai c
Gousli
Azgzregarers
Nebraska L
Fe Boust
Fragmented OCR summary on PETK raids and monthly expenditures
An unclear report outlines PETK raid funds and tuition outlines in a monthly memo. It cites state board control by keeper George Weidecheid and lists expenses per head, offset by prior year figures. Details are garbled but reference Clarkes and a new system accepted by the seven? regional authority.
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State Board of Control
George Weidecheid
Christmas Observed at Institution With Gifts and Show
Inmates were treated to a Christmas show in the chapel after a midday social in their yard. The event featured a large parcel delivery, with gifts and packages opened in the forenoon, bringing joy as holly and cheer were shared.
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Erprand
Lincoln hosts livestock breeders conference on safe trade
Veterinarians push for tighter cattle hog and horse inflow controls at Lincoln meeting. Breeders seek sane tales and lower inspection fees while veterinarians aim to protect the livestock industry through stricter import rules.
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Lincoln
State Banking Board backs tight charter policy
Secretary Royse reports the state banking board recommends restricting new bank charters to avoid duplication in towns where business is insufficient for multiple banks. The board argues no business justification exists for indiscriminate charter grants and urges restraint before the legislative session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Banking Board
Royse
Chiropractors Seek State Recognition And Rights
Nebraska chiropractors, confident they can persuade the legislature to remove them from the outlier class and grant legal rights to practice statewide as other professions do. The Lincoln meeting of the Nebraska Association of Chiropractors formed a legislative committee to canvass the situation.
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Nebraska
Stat
Lincoln
Water power plan eyed for Lincoln state needs
Commissioner Fred Beckmann presses a study to use Blue River water power to supply Lincoln institutions with cheap hydroelectric energy. He has not completed the investigation, but sees untapped potential as current steam power is costly.
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Blue River
Lincoln
Fred Beckmann
Governor Morehead Eyes Concise Legislative Message
The governor drafts a shorter message to the legislature reflecting on two years’ achievements and offering recommendations. He will stress economy and efficiency, urge funding only for reasonable department needs, and call for cutting needless expenditures.
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Morehead
Increased Appropriations Versus Earlier Sessions
The article discusses higher requested appropriations across thirty departments and sources since the 1928 session. It notes figures expected by the legislature show greater needs, indicating forthcoming appropriations will exceed those of two years prior. The report mentions totals and department allocations, highlighting rising government spending.
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Rzesfane
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Mexis
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Manes
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Aguaa
Mexica
L-Aguas Calientes
Gutierrez
Carranza
Vite
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Tilla
Mexico City
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Ger
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Maytoresa
Wilaista Wader
Timen
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Chie
Tae
St. Lawrence
Salers
Mass
Suogor
Josiin
Admiral Sampson Gank
Princess Victoria
Seattle
Morea
Francia H Leggett
Oregon Coast
Royalton
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Edison Company
West Orange
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Leith
Mace EA Bikes
Carnage
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Tex
Humber
Tolstoy
H. G. Wells
Arnold Bennett
Turgenieff
Treasury
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Chiropractors
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