Review of Everts of 1925 and Global Tensions
The year 1925 saw Locarno treaties hailed as a Western Europe security landmark with leaders Briand Stresemann and Chamberlain hailed. Revolts in the Islamic world challenged colonial order while China faced internal strife and foreign pressure. The United States enjoyed prosperity and tax reductions, while prohibitions enforcement evolved. aviation and the air force stirred controversy amid a high profile court martial.
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Velshevill
China
Veking
United States
Array
Navy
Willam Bakehell
Juy Glan
Department of
Arulation
Erealien
Lawall
International affairs wrap of postwar diplomacy and unrest
A sweeping survey traces Locarno era diplomacy from initial talks to the December pact, detailing France Germany Britain Italy and others. It notes disarmament efforts, League of Nations actions, and multiple regional crises in Europe Asia Africa and the Americas, including Greece Bulgaria Morocco Syria Turkey and Germany’s shift under Stresemann and Hitler-era tensions.
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Rtalia
Germaf
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Locarno
Hotea
Bristol
Stresemann
France
Germany
Creat
Britale Belgiuea
Haly Foland
Czechslovakia
Toraruo
Bely Ouurarte
Lusidablitey
Frontiera
Dlaputea
Saiunite
Permanent Court of
International Fuati
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Cologne
Rhine
Assan
League of Nations
Geneva
Enefor Heul Damlurand
Canada
Turkey
Worllcourt
Leagues Council
Vilayet
Irak
Britain
Lata
Council of the League
Greece
Hungaria
Reigue Council
Hostitides
Creeta
Bulgaria
Abel Hrma
Morocco
Atnocemua Bay
Steles
Peking
China
Catia
Great Britain
Kratce
United States
Voltet States
Washington
American Debt Commission
Irland
St Ster Aner
Deata
Belgium
Italy
Iwomania
Coolidge
Ileru
Chile
Tarna
Arica
Leveling
Postwar Voters Elect Coolidge Dawes In 1920 Election
President elect Coolidge and Vice President Dawes are declared chosen after the January voting by the electors. A March 4 inauguration follows as Congress passes appropriation bills, raises postal rates and salaries, with cabinet changes and Senate maneuvering shaping the new administration.
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United States
Calvin Coolidge
Charles Gates Dawes
Congress
Justice McKenna
Supreme Court
Harlan F. Stone
Clartes IS Warren
Michigan
Senate
Warren
Ue Coolide Theroupas
John G Sargent
Hughes
Frank BH Kellogg
Great Briain
Weeks
Duight Fo Doyle
Mr Davis
Cot Hanfor
MacNider
William M Jardine
Kansas
White House
G. Bascom Slemp
Everett Sanders
Indianna
Coolidge
Swampscott
Maia
St Paul
Minn
Omaha
American Legion
Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Davey
Sixty Ninth Congress
Ita Sexalons
Stepubdikans
Ita
Asg
Uments
Thepublican
Nicholas Longyeth
Ohio
Devertte
Republicana Miso
Mra Rogers
Rlassachusetts
Mra Kahn
California
Mrs Norton
New Jersey
House
Dawes
Robert M. LaFollette Jr
Wisconsin
Sosely
Ana Her
Lady
North Dakota
Sorlle
Gerald P Nye
la Folleche
Foreign affairs in Great Pittam and empire return to gold
The piece outlines political shifts in Great Pittam with the Liberal party regaining strength after 1924. It notes Labour divisions between radicals and conservatives, and anti Communist measures affecting policy. A major event is the empire returning to the gold standard on April 28 with Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa aligning in July. Canada and Frances are also mentioned in economic context.
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Egypt
Sir Lee Stack
Sudan
Ahmad Mirza
Shah
Persia
Paris
Riza Ikttan
Kling Pahlavi
Millapaugh American
Tersia
Arabia
Ail
Hedjaz
Ibn Saud
Great Pittam
Liberal Party
herLert
Squib
Earl of Oxford
Lloyd George
Labor Party
Daknta
Laborites
British Communist Party
Glasgow
Great Britain
British Empire
Australia
New Zealand
Union of South Africa
Canada
Industrial and Labor Strife Marked the Year in U S
A year of labor toil with coal strikes and wage disputes. Miners pressed for higher pay and checkoff terms prompting a September 1 stoppage. President Coolidge urged Congress to empower relief agencies amid widespread impact on mining towns and industry.
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United States
Tly
Coolidge
Congress
Arizna
Disasters Strike Worldwide In Year Of Chaos And Loss
A year of disasters sees earthquakes floods and storms causing widespread damage. The United States suffers the loss of the airship Shenandoah with 136 crew aboard on September 3 and the destroyer Marine S41 sunk after a collision off Rhode Island on September 4 with three sailors killed. In February a German mine explosion destroys the city livestock pavilion in Cortland and a fire follows. Central China endures massive earthquake deaths in March.
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Tersadoce
Soetheen Bogie
Missouri
Mississipgi River
Jagins
Fing
Sturgia
New Jersey
Santa Barbara Cal
Boston
Newport
Jost
Corea
Semphis
Tenn
New Orleans
Florida
Birmingham
Nattre
United States
Zachary Laisipmne
Navy
Cy Marine
Rhode Island
Cortatna
Germany
City Livestock
Sullivan Fod
China
Notable deaths list spans archbishops artists leaders and peers
The 1918 Western Newspaper Union obituary roundup names Arch bishop Henry Moeller of Cincinnati, John C. Eastman publisher, Frederick Patrick Christie, Marion Burten, Camille Fration, Christy Mathewson, George Gray, Victor Lawson, and many others. The long roll includes diplomats, generals, authors, actors, and financiers from January to December, with numerous titles and affiliations across the United States and abroad.
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Henry Moeller
Cincinnati
Guernsey Moore
George Bellows
Norman Bridge
Chicago
Harry Furniss Foglish
D G Reid
John C. Eastman
Chicago Journal
Field Marshal Baron Grenfell
George W Cable
John Tane
Judus Fleischmann Winelo Nat Millionaire
Thomas W Lawegan
Boston
Afra
Cllo Bracken
Fred Wo Upham
Republican
Dueung Pusher
San Francsco Chronile
Marion Burten
University of Michigan
James Lone Allen
Jalmar
Sweden
Medill
McCormwick
U & Seu Stor
Ilinois
Friedrich 1Bert
Preetfert
Germany
Willam
Clark
W . Quaysle
Rhansay
Sun Lat Sen
Marquis Curzon
Kedleston
Lord Rawhin
Millish
Iadla
Apel
Jeani de Reszhe
Archbietcp Christie
Oregon
Finood Haynes Jasentor
Filet
Ralsh D Kane
G S Sanderson
United States Senate
Viscount Leverhulme
Jamiholtz
Herbert Quick
Massey
New Zealand
Miss Any Towell
Charles Mangin
Verdun
Miner Euglish
Henry Sider Hoagyard
Spence
Missouri
Etell Marshal Erench
Earl
Pres
Traest
W . Burton
University of Chicago
Lynis Falk Niled
Thomas St Marshall
Camille Fran Lation
Piierre Jows
Vance Thompson
Warren Stone
Brotherhood of Tocimotive
Julius Kruttschaitt
Rallwas
Edmund James
Khm Takolle
United States
Wisconsin
E. F Ladd
North Dakota
Tryon
W Wrams
Begin
Quebec
A J Ochsner
Willam Jennings Bryan
Helen H. Gardner
Char A Bancroft
Japan
George Gray
Delaware
John Temple Graven
Georgia
Victor F Lawson
Chicago News
Sir George Goldie
Nigeria
Stetianius
New York
Rezinald O Vanderbilt
Jxete
Viviar
Paul Hart
A C
Rdford Standard
James Deering
Ada Lesis
Leon
Ourgeois Trench
Christy Mathewson
Jannon
Ladislas Reymont
H Moore
Ohio
Hitl
American Tobacco Company
Ter Willam Wilkinson
Wall Street
John 2 Booth
Harry & Rogers
CO Vicks
Allen
Western Newspaper Union
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Ware
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Joseph Callleuk
Aristide Briand
Calligus
Realgne
Fainleve
Srandwar
Premiser
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Drusea
Syria
Damascus
Mostens
Lebanon
Marshal von Ehndenburg
German Empire
Tenito Mussoelini
Aventine
Orginizationa
Rascisno
Muaxalini
Jime de Rivery
Spain
Portugal
Foland
Skrynski
Fangaloa
Pangaloa
National Assembly
Bovlet Itusaia
Wader Lease
Nejisad
He Webabis
Iba
Meces
Ali
Jeddak
Amundsen
North Pole
Bpitzbergen
Pole
Spitzbergen
Latin America
Alessandri
Imiliano Figueroa Soluzzano Waa
Micaragua
Barahona
Honduras
Mcaragua Ater
Bolitia
Jose Villanesara
Saavedra
Nye
Stalten
Indiana
Demmocratic
R Roblinson
Senator Spincer
George H Williams
Geryl Smith
Tammany
Jimmy” Walker
Hearst
Hylan Tammany
Walker
FPD Waterman
Norinee
Viiliam Mitchell
Army Air Service
War Department
Spcial
Alr Service
Mitchell
Air Service
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the Treasury
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Sepes
Piast
Jennings Bryan
Clarence Darrow
Charles Darvin
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