World War I Chronology 1917 to Dec 1918 Highlights
A dense chronology compiled by E W Pickard covers major 1917 events through late 1918. It lists battles, diplomatic shifts, naval losses, U S actions, political upheavals, armistice talks, and key leadership changes across Russia Britain France Italy Germany and allied powers with dates and cited incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flanders
Bernre
Island of
Oesel
Gulf of Riga
Wilson
War Board
America
Pradte
Bea
Qoesel
Aero Transport Antilles
Moon Island
Teanne
London
Aisne
Isonzo
Julian
Bainsizza
Ypres
Brazil
Germany
Teutons
Civiale
Udine Oo
Carnic Alps
Venea
Vittorio Orlando
Count George von Hertling
Michaelis
Berlin
Finland
Tagliamento
Beersheba
Palestine
Chemin’ Des Dames
Ailette
Cattegat
United States
Japan
China
Alcedo
Passchendaele
Livenza
Col
House
Engand
Gaza
Lenine
Kerensky
Petrograd
Britain
France
Italy
Diaz
Piave River
Georges Clemenceaux
Piave
Venice
Finand
Moscow
Helgoland
Jaffa
Zenson
Daniel Willard
U. S. War Industries Board
Chauncey
Hindenburg
Cambrai
Juvincourt
Brenta
Russia
Ukraine
Bourlon Wood
Caucasus
Fontaine
U. S
Paris
Austria
Masnieres
United States Congress
England
East Africa
Bonnier
Austria- Hungary
Crimea
Apapa
Asiago
Sweibrucken
Saarbrucken
Aslago Plateau
Jacob Jones
Austria-Hungary
Roumania
Ecuador
Kaledines
Korniloff
Jerusalem
Vladivostok
Staneen
Bullecourt
Wrrs
United States gains sovereignty over Danish West Indies
Chronology of 1917 events notes transfers of power to the U S government, federal legislation, suffrage gains, prohibition bills, and key political milestones across states and at the national level. It lists dates from January to December including vetoes, congressional actions, and societal shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
British War Commission
United States
Ae Ion
Turkey
French War Commission
Arras
Dunkirk
Arleaux
Oppy
Congress
Guatemala
Germany
General Petain
Craonne
House
Transylvania
Laon
Bolivia
Russia
Italy
Chicago Board of Trade
Hindenburg Line
Bullecourt
Senate
Isonzo
Goritz
Chancelor Hollweg
Reichstag
Middle West
Julian Front
Monte Cucco
Monte Vedice
Builecourt
Wilson
General Pershing
France
Honduras
H. C. Hoover
Maraeua
Menace
Lansing
Stockholm
Switzerland
Tisza
Castagnavizza
Gulf of Trieste
First
England
War Department
London
Brazil
Chamber of Deputies
Chicago
U. S. Railroad Commission
Vladivostok
Lao
Haiti
Constantine
Greece
Alexander
Army
Navy
Messines
Chemin Des Dames
Escuse
Austria
Bulgaria
Kentinchy
Galicia
Caucasus
Cerny
Pinsk
National Guard
Vanguard
Teuton Line
Lemberg
Halicz
Bohorodozany
Bethmann-Hollweg
G. E. Michaelis
Irench
Malancourt
Pet
Danish West Indies
Ohio
Michigan
South Dakota
U. S. Supreme Court
North Dakota
Indiana
Alaska
Oregon
Tennessee
Utah
Washington
Lister
Kansas
City of
Woodrow Wilson
Marshall
Federal
New York
Supreme Court
Rhode Island
Jonet
Ill
East St. Louis
Twenty-fourth
U. S. Infantry
Houston
Tex
J. E. Ferguson
Texas
Hylan
New York State
Milwaukee
House of Representatives
Webb
Turbulent 1923 Global Upheavals Chronicle
Timeline of major events from 1923 including Costa Rica regime change under President Gonzales, Chinese premier and Li Yuan-Hung relations, U S Marines in Cuba, Nicholas II abdication, Russian soviet shifts, Irish Sinn Fein releases, Manchu throne succession, China civil war, Ireland home rule talks, Egypt throne, Portugal revolution, Canada election victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallachia
Ivernila
Mediterranean
Tropoff
Russia
Prince Golitzine
Cornwallis
Tsukuba
Wilson
Senate
North Sea
Verdun
Laurentic
Magon
Germany
United States
von Bernstorff
Gerard
Honolulu
Avestone
Richard Wallace
Lars Kruse
California
Lyman M. Law
Ancre River
U. Ss
Irish
A. E. Hoy
Chicago
English
Congress
Kut~el-Amara
U. S
Bagdad
Petrograd
China
Duma
Somme Front
Nicholas
Hamadan
Asiatic
Turkey
Bapaume
Roye
London
France
Folembray
la Feuillee
Coucy Forest
Lagnicourt
Savy
Vendelles
Enpehy
Pelziere
Vauxaillon
Laffaux
House
Cormoran
Guam
Cuba
Panama
Austria
Arras
Vimy Ridge
Brazil
Argentina
Chili
Costa Rica
Juguay
U. S.S
Washington
Bulgaria
Bolivia
West Front
Pril
Briish
Arcellan
Cameronia
Brench
Soissons
Reims
Mongolia
Shmarine
Irish Sea
Gonzales
Li Yuan-Hung
Santiago de Cuba
Hsuan Tung
Sporting milestones mark 1919 season openings and titles
Sporting events list key results from 1919 including Benny Leonard defending the lightweight title in New York on May 28, Chicago teams and players collecting conference and open titles, golf champions at Western and Grand American events, and the Chicago White Sox winning both the American league pennant and the world championship against the New York Giants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny Leonard
Freddie Welsh
New York
University of Chicago
University of Michigan
Harl Cooper
Chicago
Francis Ouimet
Midlothian
C. H. Larson
Aupaca
Wis
F. C. Letts
Jim Barnes
Chicago White Sox
New York Giants
Massive global disasters tally from Formosa to Halifax
Chronological list of catastrophes across 1910s including Formosa earthquake deaths, Canadian Car Foundry explosion, DuPont Powder plant blasts, Manchuria mine collapse, Pittsburgh fire, Chicago tenement blast, Archangel ship explosion, and other large fires, floods, and mining disasters with thousands of casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Formosa
Canadian Car # Foundry Co
eHan N
du. Pont Powder Co
Haskell
N. J
Fushun
Manchuria
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Archangel
Mendis Gunis Gon Courtney
Joseph SB RO
East Coutrz
Indiana
City of New Albany
Russia
Chester
Hastings
Ludlow
Colo
Atlanta
Kansas
Illinois
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Arkansas
San Salvador
Salvador
Butte
Mont
Christopher Columbus
Milwaukee
Niagara
New Watterford
Cape Breton
Clay. Ky
Athens
Africa
North Branford
Corin
Saloniki
Greece
Tekio
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Natal
South Africa
Baltimore
Halifax
Notable Deaths List from Global Figures in 19th 20th Century
A long necrology of prominent figures with dates and places of passing. Includes Buffalo Bill William F Cody, painter Claude Monet, diplomat Joseph Choate, sculptor Bela Pratt, suffragist Belva Lockwood, generals Funston and Otis, politicians such as Foraker and Foster, and cultural figures like Rodin and Gotch. The list spans Jan to December with locations in New York Chicago Paris London and more. The compiled notices trace a broad spectrum of public life across arts, politics, diplomacy, and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Sebastian Schlesinger
Nice
Wayne MacVeagsh
U. S
Regeean
Admir George Dewe
Washington
Preyst Philip Bolieau
New York
William de Morgan
Cardinal Diomede Falconio
Cyrus Sulloway
New Hampshire
Walter Clark
Lloyd Brice
Richard Olney
Boston
Henry T. Helgesen
North Dakota
von Bissing
Belgium
Dave Montgomery
Chicago
W. H. Parry
Federal Trade Commission
Belva Lockwood
Wie W. Comstock
Inana
Harry Lane
Oregon
W. H. Miller
Indianapolis
John C. Black
Matilda B. Carse
Park Hill
N. Y
Louis Gathmann
Washingon
D.W. Potter
Mme
Terese Careno
J. A. McFaul
Trenton
N.J
Judson C. Clements
Digby Bell
Comean
Oliver Hazard Payne
Financler
William Winter
New Brighton
William H. Moody
Supreme Court
Herbert Beerbohm
National Printer-Journalist
Herbert Kelcey
F. M. Wright
Urbana
Bo Sweeney
Interior
Archibald McLellan
Christian Science
Brookline
Mass
J. B. Carter
American Academy of Rome
England
Harrison Gray Otis
Los Angeles Times
Jere J. Cohan
Monroe
Simeon Gilbert
Church Journal
Raphael Kirchner
Nicholas Matz
Denver
John W. Kern
Indiana
Asheville
N. C
Earl Grey
Canada
Thomas F. Kennedy
The
American College
Rome
Queen Eleanore
Bulgaria
Henry E. Legler
Henry B. Brown
Valparaiso University
William F. Stone
Baltimore
Ohio
Rodgers
W. H. Kendall
Liliuokalani
Hawaii
Honolulu
John W. Foster
Auguste Rodin
Stanley Maude
Mesopotamia
W. E. Chandler
Secretary of the Navy
A. D. Melvin
U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry
A. T. Still
Henry Clay Barnabee
Frank Gotch
Mexican Revolution Timeline Highlights Battles and Diplomacy
A sequence of dated events from 1915 showing U S Mexico talks ending with Carranza refusing a protocol, Torreon recaptured, Villa defeated at Jiminez, joint commission dissolved, militia deployment, Wilson troop withdrawal, Pershing departure, Carranza elected, Villa defeat at Babicora, and Ojinaga capture by Villa troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Mexico
Villa
Carranza
Babicora
Ojinaga
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Oklahoma
Shipping Board
Hollebeke
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Suchitza
Pyne
Bixschoote
Arthur Henderson
Herbert Hoover
Pulic
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Loos Salient
Langemarck
von Mackensen
Sereth
Ifrench
Avecourt Wood
le Mort Homme
Condeaux Wood
Champneuville
Riga
Ypres-Menin Road
H. A. Garfield
U. S&s
Ypres- Menin Road
Monte Santo
Gorizia
U. S. Wheat Committee
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Monte San Gabriele
Scarborough
Rederal
Atlantic
Minnehaha
Paul Painleve
Count Luxburg
Buenos Aires
Petene
Mexico City
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Pope
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Bucharest
Legation
U. S. Senate
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Ramadie
Zeebrugge
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Watce
Charles Piez
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