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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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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E. W. Pickard
Western
Ner Union
Bakaria River
Budapest
Lithuania
Afghanistan
League of Nations Assembly
H. A. van Karnebeek
Holland
International Court of Justice
John Bassett Moore
Albania
Burgenland
Relchatag
Brazil
Belgium
Shantung
Turka
Silesia
United States Senate
Rance
State Hughes
Bourgeois
Jugo Slavia
Association of Nations
Pacific
Anneels
Central American Union
Salvador
Honduras
Manuel Coelho
Lenin
Little Entente
Wirth
Demitroff
Zita
Count Andrassy
Os Wirth
Concha
Paraguay
Funchal
Madeira
Ukraine
Kaminetz-Podolsk
Podolia
Hara
Hungarian National Assembly
Hapsburg
Jugo- Slavia
Viscount Takahashi
Prince of Wales
Bombay
Mary of England
Viscount Lascelles
Prince Hirohito
Birkenhead
Meighen
Herrara
George
Aster
Irish Free State
Aeronautics
San Diego
Canal Zone
Mineola
L. 1
J. T. Christensen
Associated Air Mail
Laura Bramwell
Brussels
J. A. MacReady
Dayton
Albert Acosta
Omaha
John W.”. Steele
Johnny
Fort Crook
John B. McAfee
Rogers Israel
Pal Totes
John Daly
Gentral
Cage
Renner Ligatt Art Pew
Charles Booher
Agian Maser
Ee Waren
Loza
Sa Paz
Bolivia
Piilanthropist
Toledy
O. Man
Ativan
E.W. ‘Pauasig
Miecdscape Punter
PS Bee
Mane H. Parkhurst
Govern “Bee
Sas Er
Hussian Nihi- Lane Hore
Ee Se
MBL GP
Baty
Hisaeler
Suber
Itt Aben
Ratrelly
Toman
Miami
Vermin T Nero
W. F&f. McCombs
Greenwich
Conn
F. J. von Skitr
Field Museum
Nicholas II
Montenegro
Champ Clark
Thomas H. Paynter
Frankfort
S. W. Burnham
University of Chicago
Frank W.gunsaulis
Tecturer
Bert Weston Taylor
Journaliast
James Cardinal’ Gibbons
John Burroughs
Levi Ankeny
Annie Louise Cary
Norwalk
Bellans
Bellare
THE
Wilhelmina
United States Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
Scientific American
Kodaks
Lincoln Photo Supply Co
Dept. K
O St St
Lincoln, Neb
Mississippi River
Bureau
Fishberies Service
Ocean
Atlantic
Marte
Rye Remony Co
Chiny