Chronology of 1922 War and diplomacy record
Chronology lists major 1922 events from Russia Finland and Genoa process through Washington and The Hague. Highlights include the Washington Five Power Treaty, open door in China, Allied and Soviet negotiations, and later Turkish Dardanelles armistice talks, with multiple shifts in European and Near East diplomacy and reparations debates. It also notes Irish Free State developments and postwar political changes in Italy and Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Finland
Alllied Supreme Council
Economic and Financial Congress
Genoa
Germany
Washington
Briand
Cannes
France
Great Britain
Shantung
China
Yapee
Pacific
Balfour
International Commission
Harding
United States
Japan
International Permanent Court of Justice
Eer
Lloyd George and
Poine
Lloyd George
Eyro
United States Senate
Colombia
Vensavela
Economic Conference of Genes
Alieast
Far East Republic
Gery
Geneca
Genos
Soviet Russia
Moscow
Belgium
Hague
Poland
Upper Silesia
Italy
Asia Minor
Chile
Peru
M—International Bankers’ Committee
Paria
Europe
Yay Jjapen
the Hague
League of Nations
London
The
Council of League of Nations
Palestine
Syria
Esthenia
Latvia
Lithuania
Albania
Constantine
Smyrna
Greece
Poincare
Wee
Demuyter
James Gordon Bennett
Euro
Yorany
Iks
Asia
Turkey
Gome
Lord Robert Cecil
Smyrnsa
Serbia
Romania
Dardanelles
Hungary
Kemal Pasha
Alles
Thrace
Neat East
Sala
Turke
Constantinople
Adrianople
Near East
Percy
Mudan
Gellv Turkey
United States Tarticipate
Stusanke
Switzerland
Hughes
Lausanne
Lausenne
Adrianopie
Rusela
Alileé E Wae
Ruhr
Baltic States
Leagues of Nations
de Vlera
de Vale
Alera
Arthur Griffith
Dail Eireann
de Valera
Parliament
Southern Ireland
Michael Collings
Irish Free State
Dublin
Bonomi
Achille Ratt
Milan
Pius XI
Pope
Free State
Ireland
England
Luiga Facta
Bea Bes
Mary of
Viscount Lascelles
Rhondda
House of Lords
Ulster
Lisbon
Canaries
Brazil
George
Brasil
Cape Verde Islands
Ca Verde Islands
És Sr
Ch Tao Ling
Manchuria
Peking
Tien Tam
Chang
Wu Pei Fu
Juan Vincente Gomes
Venezuela
Hsu
Paraguay
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Vladivostok
Alexander of
Canton
Sun Yat Sen
Sir Henry Wilson
Alster
Walter Rathenau
Berlin
Facta
Mea
Cork
Shanghai
Dr. Sun
Michael Collins
Sweden
Crowder
Cuba
William Cosgrave
Irish Provisional Government
Roupa
George Syvorn
Raffaul
Ferdinand
Marie
Albsjulis
A. Bonar Law
Dominican Republic
Bonar Law
Vladiveatok
Far Eastern
New One
Mussolini
Fanciati
Francisco Marquis
Angora
National Assembly
Ottoman Empire
Kaiser Wilhelm
Hermine of
Reuss
Doorn
Holland
Ital
Massolini
Wirth
Eerie
Boar Law
House of Commons
Arthur Bernardes
Wilhelm Cune
Malta
Abdul Medjid Mffendi
Sultan
Feng
W. W
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A . Nev
Erekine Childera
Narutowics
Moses
Vladiveatek
Labor Board Wage Rules and Strikes Sweep 1922
A dense chronology lists the U S Railway Labor Board cutting wages in 1922, approving Landis awards, and signaling major strikes across rail, mining, and building trades. It notes key actions by President Harding and subsequent labor unrest, with dates from January through December and mentions of Union miners, shopmen, and maintenance of way workers, alongside fatalities and safety concerns in related industrial incidents.
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Henry P. Fletcher
Belgium
George Wharton Fepper
United States
Pennsylvania
Boles
Senate
Truman H. Newberry
Michigan
Synehiss
T Ware
T-A. B. Houghton
Germany
Theodore Brentano
Hungary
A. H. Washburnister
Austria
Charles A. Rawson
Iowa
Kenyon
K. M. Landis
Supreme Court
Harding
Congress
Hubert Work
House of Representatives
House
Mississippi River Valley
United
Bates Supreme
Albert J.’ Bever
Indiana
Semuel M. Ralston
Tod
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lincoln Memorial
United States Supreme Court
Senate- Navy
Minnesota
F. B. Kellogg
Anna Olesen
Illinoia Supreme Court
Willian
Brose Liega
Communsistne Warde
Les Small
Illinois
Wiecensia Democrats
Ben C. Hooper
Oshkoeh
Uni
FP. J. McCumber
Alies
North Dakota
Lynn J. Daudget
James H. Wilkerson
Robert B. Howell
Republicans
Nebraska
Hitchcock
Socrats
John W. Davin
American Bar Association
David A. Reed
Crew
Pennsylvani
Coal Investigating Commission
Hughes Salfer Brass
United States Railway Labor Board
Omaha Packing House Butchers
Judge Landis
Chicago Building Trades
Chicago Building Trades Council
Landis
United States Labor Board
Samuel Gompera
American Federation
Bor
United. States
Strikin
Railway Ateronary
Sremee and
Ollern
Clite
Cliftonville
W. Va
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Chicago
Local
Building Trades Council
Chicago Effect Car
Elevated
Labor Board
Brotherhood
Cincinnati
Ilinois
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Lar
Coal Commission
Interreiue
Executive Council
A. F. of L
Daugherty
Wilkerson
Herson
Great Lakes
Chicago Buddi Trades Council
National Association of Railway Executives
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E. W. Pickard
Er Union
Hiram Johnson
California
Federal Trade Commission
Sef
Jona A. Clarke
Wisconsin
LaFoliette
J. J. Blaine
George H. Sutherland
Herrin
Tilnola
Onty
Maine
Hale
Baxter Basing
Longe
Massachetts
Townsend
Poindexter
Conrad
Spena
Mascade
Trieste
Mpiscope
Mineola
Des Moines
Frey Minghuysen
New Jersey
J. W. Metz
Tama
H. Felton
Geo
Thomas Watson
Proms Court
W. K. Dey
Truman MH. Newberry
Cosgrens
W. H. Felton
Gear
Pierce Butler
St. Paul
Liberia
Small
William Brorns Lloyd
James Couzens
Detroit
Truman H. .Newberry
Wec
Langley Field
T. W. Harrispor
Virginia
Pitway
Navy
Moving Picture Theater
Washt Nm
Gates
United States Army
Ericetceer Roma
Destroyhe Pringer
Burlingtoeailway
Mediterranean
Louisiana
Oliver Bgyot
Cel- Union
New York City
Ban Salvador
Larrage
Pilgrias
Lourdes
Bwatew
Sulphur
Fairbanks
Silver
Pimlico
Minn
Niftska Essak
Boraidine
Jackson
Cal
Coculm
Ontario
Quebec
New York Towers
Chey. Me
Spangler
Fighty
Bomba
Birmingham
Ala
Astoria
Ore
Rennold Weir
New Yoman
Fisis Ernest Shackleton
Antarctic
Prince Kalantanaole
Joseph Oliver
Sovereign Lodge of Odd Fellows
Canada
Australia
Toronto
Marquis Okume
Clarence B. Miller
Republican National Committee
Joseph H. Millard
John T. Kelly
George B. Selden
Charles H. Gauee
Ottawa
Benedict XV
John Kendrick Bangs
Viscount James Bryan
Arthur Niblock
Genevieve Reynolds
Mogene Hyams
Little Eva
Elisabeth C. Seaman
Nelle Bry
New York
Richard Wesatacott
Vice Consault
Prince Ee ‘We
Siateernsn
Ag Omen Fee
Christian
Wet
Maurice FitsGerald
Duke of
Lainater
W. Jackson
John
Miller
Attorne
Ave Peer
Emnor
Olorado
R. G. Cholmeley-Jones
Vincepnt Harcourt
J. C. Brannér
Stanford Univeraity
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John Lambert
Milenaire Steel Magrate
Pasadena
Charles Pope
Glucoves King
John Eaton
Charles
University of Minnesota
Frederick Villiers
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Erich von Falkenhayn
E. J. Murphy
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Asia Magazine
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Tennessee
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Nick Carter
Paul Deschanel
Richardd Croker
J. H. Patterson
National Cash Register Co
Beverly S Ai Ravanueh
C. Adame
South Carolina
Mary Virginia Terhune
Marion Harland
T. Abbott
Lilian Russell
P. Moore
Burgh
Richard A. Pellicer
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