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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1922

Page

2

Timeline of postwar diplomacy and reparations actions

A dense chronology through 1919 detailing global moves on reparations, borders, and alliances. Key items include Germany's reparations figures and deadlines. Allied demands on Upper Silesia. capitulations and refusals by Germany. the League of Nations and mandates developments. U S diplomatic notes on Yap and disarmament. and rising tensions in Asia Minor and the Pacific.

United States Council of Ambassadors Asia Minor Wilson Russia Hig Arimenia Supreme Council Paris Germany Austria League of Nations Europe Latvia Esthenia KoVereign Geriman France Poland Red Italy Spain Azerbaijan Georgia Tiflis London Teheran Persia League of Nations ‘Council Yapan Japan Panama Vanamans Coto League of Nations Council Allied Supreme Council Duesseldorf Duisburg Ruhrort Ggeat Britain Turkey Armenia Tiga Ukrainia Upper Silesia Eskishehr Washington Lmit Secretary of Hughes Island of Yap Geneva Harding Allied Commission Ruhr Kreuzberg Dr. Wirth Reichstag Leipsit Briand Great Britain Lieut Neumann Dover Castle Council of League of Nations Aland Islands Finland Greece Entente China Soviet Russia Costa Rica

Irish, British turmoil and world events across 1919

A sprawling ledger of political upheavals and conflicts from January to December 1919. It lists Irish and British disturbances, Turkish upheavals, Bolshevik actions in Russia, coups in Europe, assassinations, and shifts in governments across Cuba Spain Hungary and Germany, along with U.S. political developments and economic measures. The entries name leaders, countries, and key dates, outlining a year of global instability.

French Chamber of Deputies Briand France Khallis Turkey Sivas Emir Seisal Cork Russia Moscow Eduardo Dato Marine Madrid Spain Sinn Sein Ireland Mount Joy Talaat Pasha Berlin Germany Charles Hungary Horthy Czechoslovakia Jugo-Slavia Rumania Neat and Zimmer Grover Bergell General Gonzales Mexico U. S Alfredo Zayas Cuba Ontario Canada Dr. Wirth Alexandria Egypt Dublin Vladivostok Northern Ireland Belfast King George Ulster Lloyd George de Valera London Dailyireann Baron Byng Vimy Ridge Alexander Emir Feisal Irak Mesopotamia Britain Mathias Erzberger Malatar British India Sinn Fein Ghother Constantinople Norway

Year in Review of Labor Strife Across Industry Sectors

The period surveys labor unrest and policy actions from Jan to Dec including Supreme Court rulings on labor organization, wage cuts across packing and steel, railway wage disputes, strikes by Chicago laborers, and the open shop movement. Key players include unions, railroad bosses, Steel Corp, and Judge Landis as arbiter.

Wilson Gen. Crowder Cuba War Finance Corporation Senate Capitol West Virginia House Harding U. S Ohio Congress Martens Supreme Court Landis Victor Berger Heb. T Charles E. Hughes H. M. Daugherty Henry P. Fletcher Edwin Denby Navy Herbert Hoover Commerce James J. Davis Labor Andrew Mellon the Treasury John W. Weeks War Will Hays Henry C. Wallace Agriculture Albert B. Fall Interior Warren G. Harding United States Ohio National Menocal U. S. Supreme Court Haywood Germany League of Nations George Harvey Myron D. Herrick Great Britain France Frank White North Dakota Knox Austria Truman Newberry Michigan Gen. Pershing Army Federal Railway Labor Board Richard Washburn Child Italy Jacob Goula Schurman China Post Office Department Tulsa Okla Senate Pas A. D. Lasker Chicago U.S. Shipping Board John’ T Adams Town Republican National Committee Roy ‘A. Haynes Charles G. Dawes Secretary of the Navy Denby Admiral Sims London C. B. Warren Detroit Japan W. M. Collier Washington Chile William Howard Taft U. S. House J. O. Wolcott Delaware T. Coleman du Pont Sweet Bill For Soldiers’ Relief Bureau Small Sterling Nels Hlouse C. R. Forbes Veterans’ Bureau Leonard Wood Philippines Charles E Hughes Henry Cabot Lodge Elihu Root Oscar W. Underwood Indianapolis Lewis S. Pilcher Brooklyn Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation John Barton Payne American Red Cross William H. Taft Panama John Glover Kentucky Nicaragua John E. Ramner Colorado Venezuela Willis O. Cook South Dakota Guatemala Roy Davis Missouri Czechoslovakia Lewis Einstein New York Bulgaria Charles §. Wilson Maine Finland Charles L. Kagey Kansas Siam Edward E. Brodie Oregon Lauritz S. Swenson Minnesota Sweden Frazier Nonpartisan League American Legion Kansas City Cordell Hull Tennessee Democratic National Committee Col Hanford MacNider Mason City John F. Hylan BE. Lee Trinkle Virginia America J. W. Riddle Connecticut Argentina Arlington Porto Rico BE. Mont Reilly Wood-Forbes Commission Supreme Court of United National Conference of State Manufacturers’ Associations Eearch Great i State of Maths Railway Labor Board Building Trades Atlantic Coast United States Steel Corporation Union Bakers of Chicago Building Industries American Federation of Labor Denver Samuel Gomipers Quebec Rail“labor Board Railway Express Chicago Building Trader’ Council S—Railway Labor Board Garment Workers of Teamsters of Chicago Teamsters Packing House Nile der Shop Representation Pla Supreme Court of United States Ackin Pantern Kansas State M. D. Berlitz Lucy Flower Wisconsin John Robinson Minami Bla W. R. Brooks Geneva N. Y T. B. Catron New Mexico W. W. Canada Vera Cruz Mexco Franklin K. Lane Secretary of the Interior Rochester Minn Edward D. White United States Supreme Court Ella J. Reod Audubon Society Emile Combes H. B. Ledyard Michigan Central Board M. R. Vesnitch Andrew Morrissey Congregation of the Holy Cross Notre Dame University Horace Porter Tien William T. Crooks England Alvin T. Hert J W. Ruckman Brookine Mass F. W. Galbraith, Jr William Hester Brooklyn Daily Eagle John Golden United Textile Workers Jose Gomez H. C. Ide W. A. Blount Florida American Bar Association William E. Mason Illiois Morris Jastrow, Jr C. H. Taylor Boston Globe Elias Colbert Charles J. Bonaparte Baltimore Lady Randolph Churchill Edward Fielding Volunteers of America John F. Wallace Douglas Story India W. E. Stone Purdue University Septimus Hanna Christian Science Church Robert F. Burke Charlies B. Cory Ashland Wis Edgar Saltus New York City Enrico Caruso Naples John G. Jenkins Milwaukee R. A. James Thomas S. Howland Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railway Boston John D. Spreckles, Jr San Francisco William É. Hook Alexander Block Samuel P. Colt Bristol R. I King Peter of Serbia Belgrade Harry A. Greene Oakland Cal Demetrios Rhallys Greece Thomas O'Gorman Sioux Falls S. D lLirnest Cassel Engelbert Humperdinck Pauline Metternich Vienna P. S&s. Grosseup David 9. Bispham William II Wurtemberg Philander Case Knox Pennsylvania Ludwig III Bavaria W. W. Wotherspoon W. M. King Cornell College Iowa Dan R. Hanna Cleveland Antoinette L. B. Blackwell Elizabeth N. J C. H. Prior Minneapolis George J. Gould Faith Kingdon Lakewood Lawrence C. Earl Grand Rapids Mich J. A. Elston California John W. Dunney Camille Saint-Saens Pachuca Mexico Athens Woolsey Porter Ind Armour Grain Elevator Tokyo Mania Hakodate Indian Head Archie Milter Maurice Connolly H. A. Batehelder Colornado Pueblo Alaska Eureka Hull San Antonio Yex Oppaw Vancouver B. G

California upends Ohio State 28 to 0 in football

Summary of notable 1920s sports results including Davis Cup wins by Tilden and Johnston for the American team in New Zealand, and various championships across tennis golf boxing and track. Highlights include Illinois and Yale victories, and major race wins such as the Indianapolis 500.

California University Ohio State Tilden and Johnston New Zealand Judge Landis Benny Leonard Richie Mitchell Jack Britton Ted Lewis England Tommy Milton Frontenac Indianapolis University America Roger Wethered Yale Harvard Hutchison Jack Dempsey Georges Carpentier France Jersey City W. T Hayes Chicago Charles Evans, Jr James M. Barnes Washington Cleveland Ellis Haak Canton Detroit William Tilden II Jesse Guilford Boston New York Giants New York Yankees Peter Manning Marion Hollins New York Halifax Bluenose University of Iowa Jake Schaefer Hoppe John Layton Augie Kieckhofer

No Chance Speculation Ends in Market Loss

Fragmentary quotation from a Life magazine page notes a speaker asking if another has been speculating to market. The reply claims consistent losses on what are called sure things, reflecting a evasive, cautious attitude toward financial risk.

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