World War I Timeline Highlights Through Early 1919
A dense chronology tracks key events from Wilson’s arrival in Italy and peace efforts in Paris to Bolshevik advances and counteractions across Europe. It notes government changes in Germany, Hungary, and Latvia, battles in Berlin, Riga, and Moscow, and the evolving League of Nations framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Italy
Riga
Libau
Windau
Rome
Hoover
International Relief Organization
Posen
Belgrade
Governmet
Spartacans
Berlin
Paris
Harries
Ebert
Luxemburg
Bremen
Count Karolyi
Supreme Council of Peace Congress
Constance
Baden
Marie of Luxemburg
Charlotte
Karl Liebknecht
Rosa Luxemburg
Petrograd
Bolshevyiki
Esthenia
Germany
Dan
League of Nations
Oeerburg
Chateau Thierry
Reims
Supreme Council
Stoppe
Weimar
Vilna
Warsaw
Friederich Ebert
German Republic
Philipp Scheidemann
Roumania
Ferdinand
Denikine
Caspian
Ilson
Clemenceau
Siberia
Archangel
Russia
Princes’ Islands
Kurt Elsner
Boaton
League of Nations Plan
France
Lemberg
Count Mare
Hungary
Reed
Churchill
Egypt
Frankfort
Munich
Antanas Imotanee
Ath Republic
Magdeburg
Essen
Pipe Geneve
Rainian Kiev
Wilton
Itallah Ele
Botady Ipme
Lloyd George
Cle
Ted Chinene Debao
Foo Trent
KC Tee
Hans A. Dorten
Austria
U. S. Senate
Ireland
Geran
Belgium
Oleg
Scheidemann
Gustav Bauer
Scapa Flow
Francesco Nitti
Hamburg
Turkey
Versailles
New York
George Washington
National Assembly
United States
State Department
Washington
Enver Pasha
Jalaat Bey
Djemal Pasha
London
Vienna
Budapest
Bela Kun
House of Commons
Senate
Roumanian
Archduke Joseph
Entente
Dvina
Gulf of Finland
Odessa
Denine
U. S
U.8
Silesia
Kolchak
D’annunzio
Fiume
China
Tran
Lithuania
von der Goltz
Spalato
Bolsheviki
French Chamber of Deputies
America
Great Britain
Dvinsk
King George
Pskov
Tsarskoe Selo
Kronstadt
Krasnoe Selo
Gatchina
Yudenitch
Mitan Mev
Bulgaria
Dee
T& Gound
Armistec Ptocol
Ty Bolavski
Kharkov
England
Jon
Siernea
George
Alles
Prohibition Ratification Across States in 1919-20
A condensed timeline notes Michigan Ohio Oklahoma Colorado and other states ratifying the prohibition amendment between 1919 and 1920. It lists Supreme Court rulings on wartime acts, socialist sedition trials, and key personalities involved in politics and law during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Ohio
Oklahoma
Colorado
Supreme Court
Berger
Kruse
Germer
Bn 1
Tucker
Nessee
Idaho
Maine
Gasserquares
Wen Oes
Gregory
Alabama
Arkansas
North Carolina
Oregon
Tven Harapubire
Global labor unrest and rolling strikes sweep 1919 to 1920
A sweeping, date dense chronology records widespread strikes and labor actions across the United States and Europe. It lists shipyard, railway, steel, printing, and telegraph strikes, with key dates from 1919 through 1920, including wage increases, lockouts, government interventions, and the formation of inferable labor movements. Prominent entities include the AFL, Pacific coast railways, and major city areas such as New York, Chicago, London, and Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Southeast
Detroit
Chicago
London
U. 8
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
New York
Pacific Coast Railways
Wilson
Pacific Coast Railway
Hammond
Ind
Boston
Steel Workers’ Committee
United States Steel Corporation
Carpenters
Pittsburgh
Bethlehem Steel Works
Gary
Indiana Harbor
Washington
New York Harbor
International Congress of
Anderson
Garfield
Rome
Milan
Florence
Italy
Preslay
E. F. White
Cleveland
Newfoundland
Azores
Ponta Delgada
Hawker
Grieve
Ireland
Roget
Paris
Kenitra
Morocco
U.S. Navy
NC4
Lisbon
Switzerland
Adjutant Casale
Plymouth
England
John Alcock
Arthur W. Brown
Atlantic
Scotland
United States
Mineola
L. I
Putham
L. L
Roland Rohifs
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Deposit
N. Y
B. W. Maynard
Utah
Alexander Pearson
Capt
Ross Smith
Port Darwin
Australia
Sir John Alcock
France
F. W
Jules Vedrines
Verner Z. Reed
Imre Kiratrfy
Brighton
Albert Estopinal
Louisiana
New Orleans
Joseph W. Jefferson
Asher Hinds
Chauncey Thomas
H. J. Heinz
Helen Hyde
Will J. Davis
General Zelaya
Nicaragua
David H. Greer
George P. Upton
C. C. van Dyke
St. Paul
Lemuel Ely Quigg
John Fox, Jr
Big Stone Gap
Vauly
W. Max Muller
University Nsylvania
Harles Rock
Ibert Vickers
Eastbourne
Sir Edward H. Holden
George H. Primrose
la Verne W. Noyes
Elias Greenebaum
Edward J. Poynter
Royal Academy
George A. Storey
Oscar Hammerstein
Will N. Harden
J. B
Louis Botha
South Africa
Budd Doble
Los Angeles
Bere
Baron Beresford
James W. Osborne
Duncan C. Ross
Baltimore
John Mitchell
Ant Mine Workers
Eloi Sylva
Leonid Andreef
Arthur M. Beaupre
Colombia
J. B. Thompson
Oklahoma
T. P. Shonts
New York Tractionate
Sapte
Charles J. Freer
John Washburn
Minneapolis
Adelina Patti
Penycae
Wales
H. W. Bond
Missouri Sopreme Court
E. J. Wattman
Patrick Egan
Rnner U
Chile
New
Arempeiee I. Rubinkam
Tuturer
Charles Ee Put
Australi Hopkins
University Bish
J. Garrigan
Catholic
Dio- N
Ott
Viscount Astor
T. Nt Y. Macchi di
Oho Erk
Evan Lewis
Minetton Maclay
Orlan
Jomes
Ly Higginson
Provston Rymphont Archetra ' Sega
William BH. Hopkins
Global unrest and aviation milestones span 1919 era
A sweeping chronology lists revolutions, coups, and political upheavals across Europe and Asia, from Portugal’s royalist clashes to Ireland’s bid for independence and Costa Rica's leadership upheaval. It also chronicles early transatlantic flights, air mail links, and record-setting aviation feats with multiple nations and explorers highlighted.
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. W. Pickard
Orty
Sacramento
Cal
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Nevada
Engdahl
H. C. Wallace
Tacoma
Mitchell Palmer
Norman Hapgood
Denmark
Congress
Thomas Nelson Page
Hugh Gibson
Poland
Burleson
Gillett
Frederick Gillett
House
Lynn Harold Hough
Northwestern University
Illinois
Federal Trade Commission
A. C .Townley
Joseph Gilbert
Nonpartisan League of North Dakota
Jackson, Minn
Henry Ford
Chicago Tribune
Pershing
Olson
Secretary of Commerce
Redfield
Charles M. Galloway
Pontiac
Ill
Cardinal Mercier
Col. J. D. Bell
Brooklyn
General Pershing
President Wilson
Omaha
E. Pmith
Brand Whitlock
Blaine
Ark
Farmer's National Congress
Hagerstown
Commerce
Massachusetts
Kentucky
New Aereer Erzene
Mississippi
Wets
Ederal Agen O
American ‘Legion
Centralia
Wash
Fgince of Wales
Mre Wilson
Franklin D'Olier
Nnal
American Legion
Secretary of the Treasury
Carter Glass
Nevth
Frouse
J. W. Alexan
Missouri
Republican Nationalittee
Cage
H. A
New England
Hicago
Winnislay
Caicade
Calgary
Portugian
Dublin
Canada
Punab
Ndia
Zurich
Forti
King Emmanuel
Viscount Grey
Sinn
Mexico
Blanquet
Villistas
Felipe Angeles
Villa
Paso
Juarez
el Paso
Tampico
Carranza
Carranga
Wilson Rea
Serra
Eotghiea Caneiel
Aco Congress
Jenkins
Ebla
Chi Ol Baridite
Lansing
Aoa
Aeronautics
Kieckhefer
Maupome
de Oro
Cannefax
Indianapolis
Wilcox
Peugeot
Walter Hagen
Dempsey
Willard
Jim Barnes
Douglas Edgar
Atlanta
Wright
Buffalo
Nick Arie
Menard
Tex
G. W. Lorimer
Troy
Davidson Herron
Perry Fisk
de Kalb
William M. Johnston
Cincinnati Reds
Hicago White Sox
William Hoppe
R. L. Cannefax
University of Ilinois
Ack Sharkey
Jimmy Wilde
Milwaukee
Ralph Greenleaf
Harvard
Board of Control
Walter Camp
Stornoway
Fire Island
South Byron
Straits of Messina
Texas
Arkanas
Yokohama
San
Salvador
Ma al Java
Olcano
Sicily
Etnion
Wilkesbarre
Fergus Fall
Eee Fo
Allan
Cape Race
Tawi
Fig
Vinmenae
Vk Mich
Dover
N. J
Gies On
Lubin
Agriculure
Rica
Ee B. Williams
Induswe Ae
Streator
Can
Coeodore Rooseveester Bay
Hand
Maj
J. Franklin Bell
J. McPherson
Clagiman
Lawrenceville
Roswell M. Field
Stown
Charles Wyndham
John Mason
J. Onahan
Horace Fletcher
Caena Alves
Ohn Joaame
Loveh
Kavi Lerousz
BE. C. Pickering
Harvard Pumerratory
Fagon
Bessie Abbott
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Baron. Fukushima
Mary Walker
W. P. Borland
Julian Story
G. F. Edmunds
Vermont
Robert Harris
Charles BE. van Loan
W. R. Burt
Saginaw
Mich
James Withercombe
Hilary A. Herbert
Ccretary
Navy
Amelia B. Barr
Roger A. Pryor
Kenyon Cox
Henry M. Blossom
Fred H. Hall
Ayshes Fort
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