Year of World War chronology ends with peace terms
Compiled by E. W. Pickard, this yearlong list chronicles major events from January to December, detailing battles, treaties, mobilizations, political changes, and key moves by nations and leaders as World War I shifts toward peace. It notes Wilsons proposals, Allied offensives, German armistice talks, and the dissolution of empires.
Timeline of U S political events and milestones 1919
A compiled sequence of events from January to December noting political shifts and key moments. Includes Nevada senator appointment Charles B. Henderson, Prohibition ratifications in Mississippi Montana and Delaware, woman suffrage efforts, La Follette denouncements, wartime and postwar policy actions, and cabinet changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Henderson
Nevada
Mississippi
House
Chicago
Middle West
Montana
Wisconsin Senate
la Follette
Thomas Cruse
Quartermaster’s Department
Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Metropolitan Magazine
America
William Hard
March &Senate
Victor Berger
Milwaukee
Adolph Germer
J. Louis Engdahl
W. P. Kruse
Irwin St. John Tucker
Esther Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
W. S. B. Bosanquet
Coldstream Guards
London
Congress
Delaware
Irvine L. Lenroot
U. S
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
X. P. Whitley
Missouri
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Walter H. Page
Great Britain
Nogales
Federal
John W. Davis
Senate
House of Representatives
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Carter Glass
Notable obituaries span world figures from Foley to Rostand
A long list of deaths and memorials is recorded with dates and locations. Prominent figures include Dr. John Foley bishop of Detroit, Abdul Hamid former sultan of Turkey, Cardinal Farley and Archibishop Keane. Also named are politicians James H Brady, William Hughes, and Charles Fairbanks, artists Debussy and Magee Mitchell, plus many others across nations and professions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 8
Peoria
Abdul Hamid
Turkey
Cecil Spring-Rice
America
Terry McGovern
New York
Samuel G. Nixon
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Asaneiehoe Edmond Francis Prendergast
John Redmond
London
Thomas Perry
Southern Pines
Cardinal Serafini
Congregation of the Propada
Rome
George von L. Meyer
Boston
J. M. Munyon
Palm Beach
James A. Garfield
President Garfield
Pasadena
Page Bryan
Washa
Isaac Stephenson
Wisconsin
Gecres Alexander
James Stillman
Warner
U. S
New
Magele Mitchel
Claude Achille Debussy
Paris
Martin J. Sheridan
Charley Mitchell
P. Comly
Wepenald
R. F. Broussard
Uer
Rudolph Blankenburg
Orenburg
Washburne
Itlam Tool Stone
U. 8
Missouri
Basnad T Senor Aldunase
Reel Ford
Carlos de Peanae
Washington
Creneey
Fletcher Ingals
Potter Palmer
May Tie
Chicago
Marcus Mayer
Amityville
L. L
C. C. Kohlsaar
Charles Wagner
James Gordon Bennett
New York Herald
France
Minot J. Savage
John B. Castleman
Louisville
Maitland Armstrong
Ramon M. Valdez
Panama
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Indianapolis
R. E. D. Michie
James H. Davidson
Oshkosh
Wis
Max Rosenthal
John D. Shoop
William P. Kellogg
Louisiana
Sauk
Anna Held
Newark
Jacob H. Gallinger
New Hampshire
Herman F. Schuettler
Ollie M. James
Kentucky
H. Williston
Francis S. Chatford
L. W. V. Kennon
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
U.S
J. C
Blackburn
Anthony W. Dimock
John M. Farley
Lloyd Wheaton
Michiro Motono
St. Paul
C. G. Dogan
James B. McCreary
United States
John ¥. Hopkins
Solon Menos
Haiti
John A. Sterling
Illinois
F. K. Brooke
Oklahoma
Charles Lecocq
Ella Flagg Young
Eugene Hale
Maine
Nelson N. Lampert
Russell Sage
Morton F. Plant
Andrew White
Robert J. Collier
Gen. H. C. King
C. R. van Hise
University of Wisconsin
Joseph F. Smith
Mormon Church
W. D. Hoard
N. M. Kaufman
Edmond Rostand
L. W. Page
U. S. Bureau of Roads
Effie Ellsler
Disasters tally of historic 19th century incidents
A compiled list of major disasters from the year, detailing fires, shipwrecks, collapses, explosions and earthquakes across North America and beyond. Notable events include the Norfolk fire, the Indianapolis blaze, the Montreal nunnery fire, the Cape Race liner wreck, theater collapses in Winchester and Sioux City, the Norman insane asylum fire, and the Princess Sophia wreck with hundreds slain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Indianapolis
Montreal
St. Johns
N. F
New York
Cape Race
Winchester
Ohio
Norman
Okio
California
Hamel
San Jacinto
Sioux City
Ree
England
Syracuse
N. Y
Illinois River
Guam
Nashville
Tenn
Minnesota
Tyler and
Connors
Shell
P T
Morgan
N.J
Lle
Porto Rico
Alaska
Brooklyn
Belgium
Kleckhefer Retains Three-Cushion Title In Series Victories
Historical sports notes show Kleckhefer winning and defending the three-cushion billiard championship against De Oro Cannefax Maupome and McCourt across dates. Dempsey defeats Brennan in Milwaukee on February 2. Michigan University wins indoor conference meet on March 2. Boston beat Chicago for worlds, signaling wartime season changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kleckhefer
de Oro
Jack Dempsey
Bill Brennan
Milwaukee
Cannefax
Arch
Michigan University
Kieckhofer
Maupome
Boston
Chicago
Kieckhefer
McCourt
Political Upheaval and Conflicts across Nations
A garbled foreign dispatch lists April battles in Mexico with 500 killed and clashes between federal forces and rebels. It notes Portugal's Sidonio Paes elected president and later assassinated, Switzerland's Gustave Alor as president, and Peru Chile war over Tacna Arica conditions, with Lloyd George leading a coalition government in Britain.
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Piave River
Zenson Loop
Wilson
Congress
Lloyd George
Britain
U. S
U. S. Supreme Court
Kiel
America
Russia
Bulgaria
Germany
Karlsruhe
Yarmouth
Daniel Willard
U. S. War Industries Board
Dardanelles
Breslau
Louvain
Austria
Newport Naval Torpedo Station
Odessa
Roumania
Asiago
Brenta
Kishinev
London
Lutsk
Paris
Orenburg
Allied Supreme War Council
Franz von Rintelen
New York
United States
Tuscania
Irish
Ukraine
Bolo Pasha
France
Dover Straits
Dvina
Dvinsk
Don Cossack
Tcherkask
Kaled
Chemin Des Dames
McAdoo
Toulsecor
Calgarian
Ives
Turkey
Verdun
Japan
Siberia
Palestine
Lorraine
Bernard M. Baruch
War Industries Board
Eace
Dobrudja
Danube
Finland
Trotzky
Ypres-Dix
Ande
Adentaneed
Eday
Naples
Rainbow
Luneville
Flanders
Congress of Soviets
Moscow
Supreme War Council
Manley
Great Britain
St. Quentin
Bapaume
Nesle Guiscard
Turkear
Albert
Tibia
Morlancourt
Chipy
Amiens
I’och
Per- Shing
Caucasus
Erzerum
Berlin
Ekaterinoslav
Vladivostok
General Crowder
la Basse
Armentieres
Great Atile
Merville
Pene oBne
Toulont
Batum
Manzel
Count Czernin
Cyclops
Helsingfors
Kattegat
Bailleul
Wytschaete
Messines Ridge
C. M. Schwab
U. S. Shipbuilding
Viscount Milner
Baron Burian
Toul
Leicheprey
Ostend
Zeebrugge
Channel Mouths
Mount Kemmel
Ypres
Dranoutre
St. Eloi
Ypres Salient
Heavly
Locre
Caign
Nicaragua
Col del Orso
Monte Corno
House
Ireland
Sinn Fein
China
Far East
Ville Sur Ancre
Businss
Pullman Company
Moldavia
Republic of White Russia
Costa Rica
Aisne
Voormezeele
Cape Sile
Lower Piave
Crown Prince
Vesle
Fismes
Picardy
Cantigny
Oise Front
Chateau Thierry
Montdidier
Belleau Wood
Dalmatian
Oise
Machemont
Bethancourt
Courcelles
Merv
Noyon
Tabriz
Persia
Italy
Piave
Alsace
Washington
Llandovery Castle
Hazebrouck
Bethune
Soissons
Federal Trade Commission
Ae l
Vaux Village
Covington
Cy Anetresans
Hamel
Rds
Ops Gount von Mirbach
Moscom
Lansing
Henry White
Bliss
House Janes A. Posies Selegates
Libau
Skoropadski
Hetman
Dusseldorf
Rhine
Cologne
Coblenz
Raa
Kaiser
Mainz
Brest
Alan
Mannerheim
Central Congress of Soldiers and Workmen's
Liebknecht
Spartacides
Polish General Staff
Sidonio Paes
Portugal
Bet
Haw Shih Chang
Peru
Chile
Taca Arica
Gustave Alor
Premonet
Switzerland
Capineta
Zeave
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Murman Coast
Albania
von Kuehlmann
von Weintze
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Kemitepen
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Reims
Hayti
Belleau
Soissons-Chateau Thierry
Meteren
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Reuil
Ourcq
Fere-en-Tardenois
Grand Rozoy
Cugny
Dormans-Reims
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Sergy
Roncheres
Bois de Meuniere
Ville-en-Tardenois
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Ancre
Archangel
Warilda
Vladivosok
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Matz
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Arras
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Roye
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Scarpe River
Peronneulae
von Hertling
Mount Vernon
Ham
Chauny
St. Mihiel' Salient
Havrincourt
Moeuvres
Galway
St. Mihiel Salient
Macedonia
Prilep
Allenby
Acre
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Sulppe
Meuse
Strumnitza
Tampa
Armiance
Hindenburg
Cambrai
Dixmude
Greece
Serbia
Uskubub
Ticonderoga
von Payer
von Hintze
Ett
Damascus
Orcves
Hirano
Ferdinand
Boris
Otranto
North End
Argonne Forest
Frederick Charles of Hesse
Leinster
le Cateau
Ales
Argonne Wood
Champagne
la Fere
Laon
Nish
Roulers
Durazzo
Menin
Bruges
Grand Pre
Argonne
Montenegro
Lille
Douail
ServEet
Holland
Valenciennes
Scheldt
Meuse Valley
Piave Line
Serre- Oise
Ludendorff
Occan
Middle Europe
Independence Hall
Diaz
Ghent
Kingdom of Greater Serbia
Croatia
Slavonia
Dalmatia
Hungary
Tagliamento
Tiza
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Lemerg
Trente
Trieste
le Quesney
Sambre
Foch
Guise
Marie
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Ebert
Republic
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Charles of Austria
Constantinople
Masaryk
National Assembly
Prague
Antwer
Kolchak
Omsk
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Lemberg
Gourand
Rassa
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Frederick A. Noble
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