Progress Slow During The Year In Washington Armament Conference
Washington Conference on Armament Limitation marks a slow year of progress as Harding's administration and Congress push to curb naval arms and shape postwar order. Key talks produce four power pact and open door promises while Germany and France press for payment of war debts and regional settlements amid Polish-German tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Congress
Tnd
Inter
Nate
Germnny
Faust
Sinn Fein
NEVES
Supreme Council
France
Germany
Upper Silesia
Poland
Merck
Warsaw
Toague Council
Netter Germany
Amitolia
Aloo
Thang
Greece
Far East
Hughes
America
Great Britain
Western
Pacific
United States
Japan
China
Oriental Republic
Shanting Province
Ohtia
Europe
Beland
Russia
Association of Nations
League of Nations
Associaton
Turbulent International Year Shapes Postwar Map
The article surveys 1921 turmoil across Europe and beyond. Irish guerrilla violence, executions, and talks leading to the Irish Free State. Charles and Zita’s failed attempts in Hungary. Lenin's Russia reversing toward market reforms and famine. Greek and Balkan monarchies reshaping power. Germany's upheavals with Hindenburg era figures. Japan’s imperial crisis with Hirohito named regent. unrest spreads from Spain to India’s Moplah rebellion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pariament
Dailyfrean
Ulster
Yat
Charles
Ofustria
Hungary
Horthy
Czechoslovakia
Jugo-Slavia
Rumania
Council of Ambassanders
Switzerland
Zita
Avain
Httle Entente
Budapest
Funchal
Madeira
Russia
Moscow
Anteonov
Ukraine
Petliuru
Aiime
Volga
American Relief Administration
Turkey
Lenin
Peter
Belgrade
Alexander
Paris
Portugal
Presler Giranjo
Carvalho Mesquita
Spain
Malabar
India
Germany
Mathias Brazberger
Doctor Wirth
Vno Tanan
League of Nations contends with Yap and German reparations
The League of Nations, despite U S non-participation, acts in Paris on February 2 with amendments to the covenant. Wilson’s January move to pool US influence on Yap and German colonial mandates shapes the dispute with Japan. Reparations set at 226 billion gold marks trigger Berlin pressure as France and Britain react.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rje League of Nations
United States
Paris
Wilson
Council of Ambassadors
Reparations Commission
Jeague Council
Yap
Japan
America
Council T
Hughes
France
Waly
Onin
Germany
Austria
Berlin
Wilton
Duesseldorf
Diits-burg
Ruhrort
Piance
Ray Chat Germay
Doeter Wirth
tumultuous early 1921 US reforms and upheavals overview
A sweeping year in review covers Harding’s inauguration and cabinet actions, Cuba talks, key Supreme Court rulings, unemployment relief efforts, Tulsa race riot aftermath, West Virginia unrest, Wood's Philippines commission, American Legion events, Armistice Day ceremonies, and budget and tax legislation, including prohibition enforcement and army reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cuba
Harding
Menucal
United States Supreme Court
Landis
Victor Berger
Haywood
TW. Wy
Senator Newberry
Michigan
Wile Hin Thoward Taft
Marding
Nnstress
Tulsa
Olu
Aiany
West Virginia
Gren
Leonard Wood
Philippines
Mewitlie
Wood
Ani
American Legion
Kansas City
Hanford MacNider
Iowa
Legion
Marshal Joch
France
King
Italy
Beatty
England
America
National Cemetery
Ariington
Charles G. Dawes
Father
Notonevent Legislation Vetoed by Wilson Era Congress
The Republican congress failed to pass a key economic bill in the two months of Wilson's presidency. The president rejected the measure to revive the War Finance Corporation amid ongoing budget and policy battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowley
Wilson
Cuba
Republican Congress
War Finance Corporation
Labor Struggles Mark A Turbulent Year in U S History
The article chronicles rising open shop momentum and labor resistance across the United States. It notes railway executives pushing for wage control and revised agreements, union actions, and multiple strikes, including a prolonged miners stoppage and a near-collapse of industry, with government intervention limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Madhemel
Wilson
Daber
Daniela Waieee
Curt
Miermacl Wits
Suel
Apn
Stiri
Tistaubea
Ne- Verber
Phlin
Stuiper Ganpers
Americaa Federation of
Denver
Great Britt
Sports Year Brings Mixed Fortunes Across Baseball and Pro Leagues
A general sports year showcased activity and growth as organized baseball recovered from a major scandal with Jude Landis appointed as arbiter. The New York Giants and Yankees led the National League and American League respectively, while a revived White Sox lineup entered the season with renewed hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sox
Jude Landis
New York Giants
New York Yankees
Chapionship
Vieborbous
Forma Nepibers
Chichee White Sox
Notable figures listed among deaths in last pages
A long OCR fragment lists names of prominent individuals reported deceased, including Jaan td Pheobald von Beth Thane Tolweyeg, Diuness G. Scripps, Cardinal Ferrari, Nicholas T, James Cilhians Huneker, and Archbishops, scientists, and politicians with dates largely in March to June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaan Td Pheobald von Beth Thane
Tolweyeg
Erdinanad Selideshiper
Wisconsin
Dan
Diunes G. Scripps
Han 1A
Penney Befiatiuudt
Ferveus Aimerican
End Denen
Jin
Dindel Hierte
Roy OP
University of PM Oiss Dao
Chiaphes Booher
Missouri
Sie
Amertesi Fhobsiaipe
Glow
Withers Beh
OP. McCurbs
Peb
KF. VV. Skir
Field Museum of
Chicaga
Mureh Od
Nicholas T
Montehegre
Champi Chuork
We Burnhach
Chi
Historic sports notes from early 20th century Globe record
Summary of various 1900s era sports results including golf champions Jock Hutchinson and Charles Evans Jr, boxing bouts Dempsey Carpentier and many title bouts, tennis Davis Cup wins by Davis and Johnston, Wilden, American championships, track and football titles, and matches involving Harvard Yale Centre and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cused
Jock Hutchinson
Charles Evans, Jr
James M. Barnes
Walter Hagen
Jesse Guilford
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
France
Benny Leonard
Richie Mitchell
Jack Britton
Ted Lewis
England
Pete Herman
Joe Lynch
Davis
Johnston
University of Thmnofs
Yate
Harvard
University of Town
Pinevard
Yale
University of Chicago
Kneeton
Centre College
Kentucky
Bene Tharvard
Jake Selverover
Sisp Dong
Wile Hoppe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hope Gomes
Edward W. Pickard
United
Foreign Affairs
Ireland
Sinn Fenners
Lord Talbot
Lord Leutenant
Dublin
Britain
Kniwi
Hara
Viscount Takahashi
Hirohito
Ilehad
Ohio
Charles K. Hughes
Andrew W. Mellon
John W. Weeks
Harry M. Daugherty
Whelt
Hays
Navy
Edwin Denby
Interior
Albert B. Fall
Henry C. Wallace
Commerce
Herbert (. Hoover
James J. Davis
Senate
House
Republican Party
Steilar
Col. R. Forbes
Mito Kawo
AHL
Labor and Industrial
Cagoy Mareh
Dr. Plow
Ginenilus
Bert Besten Taylor
Chicago Tribine
Anes Cardinal Gibbats
Annie Louiss Cary
Ak Bo Wallace
Circus Pani
Archbishop Walsh
Publin
Sydney Misher
Chandbin Semcosien
Ernest Nathan
Miavor Ab Keine
Augusta Victoria
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!