Chronology of the Year 1919 War and peace timeline
A compact chronology by E. W. Pickard lists pivotal 1919 events: Wilson’s travels, Paris peace talks, Bolshevik and nationalist clashes, and the signing of the Versailles treaty. It covers Allied moves, German upheavals, Italian and Hungarian shifts, and League of Nations groundwork through December.
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Wilson
Italy
Riga
Libau
Windau
Rome
Hoover Mace
International Relief Organization
Posen
Belgrade
Spartacans
Berlin
Spandau
Paris
Harries
Ebert
Luxemburg
Bremen
Count Karoly
Constance
Baden
Amie Sy CeGhites
Marie
Russia
Marmora
Ara Sipreme Council
Pviki
Vistav
Gy Mists
Vilna
Warsaw
Friede Dant
Scheidemann
Ferdinand sBg
National Assembly
Presb
Philipp
League of Nations
Comphison
Denikine
Caspian
Priest
Clemenceau
Siberia
Archandel
Princes’ Islands
Kurt Elsner Ang
Boston
League of Nations Plan
France
Lamberg
Count Karolyi
Hungary
Churchill
Egypt
Frankfort
Munich
Antanas Smetanas
Uthuanian
Odessa
Magdeburg
Ots
Essen
Geneva
Switzerland
Chssen
Murmansk
Hailer
Poland
Lettish
Pripet
Tok
Vienna
Sebajstopol
Kiev
Bolsheviki
Fiume
Mexico
Versailles
Peace Council
Finland
Pechrerates Arps Occudi
Smyrna Atti
Eatay
Borat
Porshevik Minin
Lerman
Germany
Beth Ted Bol
Rhine
Hans A. Dorten
Austria
U. S. Senate
Peace Congress
Free Ireland
Belgium
Oleg
Gustav Bauer
Scapa Flow
Francesco Nitti
German National Assembly
Hamburg
Turkey
New York
George Washington
United States
State Department
Washington
Enver Pasha
Talaat Bey
Djemal Pasha
London
Budapest
Rela Kun
British
House of Commons
Senate
Bela Kun
Archduke Joseph
Entente
Dvina
Gulf of Finland
Denine
U. S
Silesia
General Pershing
Supreme Council
Roumanians
Austrian National Assembly
Spitzberger
Norway
Gey. i Dy
Kurl Renner
Kolchak
D'Annunzio
China
Tran
Lithuania
von der Goltz
Spalato
French Chamber of Deputies
America
Great Britain
Dvinsk
Tserskoe Selo
Kronstadt
Tsarskoe Selo
Krasnoe Selo
Petrograd
Solsheviki
Gatchina
Yudenitch
Lodge
Mitau
Bulgaria
Esthenia
Bolshevik
Kharkov
Russtia
England
Fiurme
D’annunzio
Kieff
Kupliansk
David Lloyd George
Prohibition and political shifts across states in 1920s
A long chronology details prohibition ratifications by Michigan Illinois Alabama Arkansas California Indiana Kansas North Carolina Wisconsin Minnesota Nevada and others, court actions on liquor shipments, socialist convictions, suffrage moves, and a cascade of federal appointments, vetoes, and labor strikes shaping 1920s policy and unrest.
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Michigan
Ohio
Oklahoma
Colorado
Supreme Court
Berger
Kruse
Germer
Engdahl
Tucker
Chicago
Tennessee
Idaho
Maine
West Virginia
Gregory
Mageb
Illiois
Alabama
Arkansas
California
Indiana
Karnes
North Carolina
Iowa
Utah
Oregon
New Heewal
Bedhaise
Nebraska
Missouri
Wyoming
Turbulent year with rebellions and rapid air feats
A chronology of 1910s upheavals and aviation milestones. Portugal and Ireland see revolts, political shifts, and battles. Across the Atlantic, U S and Europe track air routes, nonstop flights, and record-setting crossings with notable names like Alcock Brown and VC4 flights.
Historic sports year shows varied champions and titles
The list records multiple era sports milestones from January to December. Notable titles include three cushion billiards won by Kieckhefer and Cannefax, golf championships with Doug Edgar and Davidson Herron, major boxing and football crowns, the Reds and White Sox pennants, and Ralph Greenleaf’s billiards triumph alongside structural changes in Harvard’s football committee.
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Kieckhefer
Maupome
de Oro
Cannefax
Indianapolis
Wilcox
Peugeot
Michigan
Walkter Hagen
Dempsey
Willard
Jim Barnes
Douglas Edgar
Atlanta
F. S. Wright
Buffalo
N. Y
Nick Arie
Menard
Tex
G. W. Lorimer
Troy
Chicago
Davidson Herron
Pittsburgh
Perry Fisk
de Kalb
William M. Johnston
San Francisco
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago White Sox
William Hoppe
R. L. Cannefax
University of Illinois
Jack Sharkey
Jimmy Wilde
England
Milwaukee
Ralph Greenleaf
United States
Harvard
Board of Control
Walter Camp
Global disasters and loss of life tallied across years
A chronology lists numerous catastrophes from 1900s era vessels wrecks and mine disasters to earthquakes, volcanoes, fires, and hurricanes. Notable events include the Wilkesbarre mine explosion with 83 dead, the Kalut Java eruption killing 15,000, and the Muskegon steamship wreck with 21 lives lost.
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Stornoway
U. S. Army
Northern Pacific
Fire Island
New York Central
South Byron
N. Y
Straits of Messina
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Yokohama
Lana
Salvador
Kalut
Java
Stromboli
Sicily
Wilkesbarre
Fergus Falls
Minn
Vicchio
Italy
U. S. Navy
Baltimore
Allan Hne
Grampian
Cape Race
Chicago
Basilicata
Tewfik
Suez Canal
Florida
Cuba
Texas Gulf Coast
Muskegon
Mich
Wilhelmshaven
Germany
Picatny Arsenal
Dover
N. J
Notable deaths listed in a global necrology
A long list of prominent figures and public figures across years and places, including Jan 1 David Lubin in Rome, Jan 2 John E. Williams in Illinois, and many others such as Theodore Roosevelt, J Franklin Bell, Sir Charles Wyndham, Mary Walker, Robert McCormick, Anna Howard Shaw, Oscar Hammerstein, Andrew Carnegie, Adelina Patti, and Henry Higinbotham, with locations spanning Rome Paris New York Chicago London and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lubin
Rome
John E. Iiams
Streator
Ill
Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
N. Y
C. Pickering
Harvard Observatory
Rudolf Aronson
New York
Bessie Abbott
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Canada
Baron Y. Fukushima
Mary Walker
Washington
W. P. Borland
Missouri
France
Julian Story
U. S
G. F. Edmunds
Vermont
Robert Harris
Charles E. van Loan
W.W. R. Burt
Saginaw
Mich
James Withercombe
Oregon
Hilary A. Herbert
Navy
Amelia E. Barr
Roger A. Pryor
Kenyon Cox
Henry M. Blossom
Fred H. Hall
Chicago
George Fort
F. W. Woolworth
Lew Shaw
Sidney Drew
Phoebe A. Hearst
San Francisco
Robert 8. McCormick
Henry Morse Stephens
Jane Delano
Red Cross
J. Cleveland Cady
Harlow N. Higinbotham
Jules Vedrines
Verner Z. Reed
Imre Kiraitry
Brighton
England
Albert Estopinal
Louisiana
New Orleans
Joseph W. Jefferson
Asher Hinds
Chauncey Thomas
H. J
Frederick Thompson
John C. Spooner
Wisconsin
James A. Tawney
Minnesota
Weedon Grossmith
Ernest Lister
Anna Howard Shaw
Moylan
Lemuel Ely Quigg
John Fox, Jr
Ele Stone Gap
W. Max Muller
Orientalis
University Pennsylvania
Charles Rock
Albert Vickers
Eastbourne
Sir Edward H. Holden
George H. Primrose
la Verne W. Noyes
Elas Greenebaum
Edward J. Poynter
Royal Academy
George A. Storey
London
Oscar Hammerstein
Will N. Harben
J. E
Gas”) Addicks
Delaware
Ralph Blakelock
Rugegiero Leoncavallo
Ernst Haeckel
Jena
Andrew Carnegie
Lenox
Frederick Layton
Packer
Milwaukee
Baron Inverclyde
Glasgow
Leonid Andreef
Arthur M. Beaupre
Colombia
J. B. Thompson
Oklahoma
T. P. Shonts
New York Traction
Charles L. Freer
Detroit
John S. Washburn
Minneapolis
Adelin
Charles W
Buffalo
Alfred Deakin
Australia
Cyril Hopkins
University of Illinois
Gibraltar
Rodman Law
Greenville
S.C
P. J. Garrigan
Sioux City
Iowa
Richardson Clover
Viscount Astor
V. Mac
Hugo Haase
W. EB. Weyl
Candinel von Hartmann
Cologne
Thomas
Martin
Sepstar
Virginia
Maj
Henry Higginson
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Florencio Betantino
Countess Prime
Tom Thumb
Middleboro
Henry C. Frick
Deg
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General strikes and labor actions ripple across cities
The record lists a series of broad labor actions from January to May across the United States and the Atlantic world. It notes a great general strike in New York marine workers and Seattle shipbuilders, a Feb 6 lockout, a March 4 end, and ensuing strikes including New England telephone workers and Chicago milk drivers with varied settlements and ongoing disputes.
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Toronto
Southeast
Detroit
Gompers
A. F
A. F. of L
U. S
Building Employers’ Association of Chicago
Boston
Chicago
London
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
New York
Pacific Coast Railways
Wilson
Pacific Coast Railway
Hammond
Ind
Steel Workers’ Committee
United States Steel Corporation
Carpenters
Pittsburgh
Bethlehem Steel Works
Gary
Indiana Harbor
Washington
New York Harbor
International Congress of Working Women
International Labor Conference
Anderson
Garfield
Rome
Milan
Florence
Italy
Portugal
Dublin
Ireland
Canada
Punab
India
Zurich
Switzerland
Forti
Emmanuel
Viscount Ishii
United States
Tokyo
Doctor Pessoa
Brazil
Antonio Almeida
Chemnitz
Germany
Shah of
Persia
Tinoco
Costa Rica
Batista Quiroz
Viscount Grey
America
County Clare
Honduras
Bertrand
Kinfuro Shidehara
Luxemburg
Grand Duchess
Charlotte
Norway
Charlotte of Luxemburg
Prince Felix of
Bourbolon-Parma
Lady Astor
Radicala
Sinn Fein
Viscount French
Lord Leutenant
Blanquet
Villistas
Felipe Angles
Villa
Juarez
el Paso
Jusrez
Tampico
Mexico
Carranza
Congress
League of Nations
Laredo
Tex
E. F. White
Cleveland
Newfoundland
Azores
Ponta Delgada
Hawker
Grieve
Roger
Paris
Kenitra
Morocco
NC4
Lisbon
Adjutant Casale
Plymouth
England
John Alcock
Arthur V W. Brown
Atlantic
Scotland
Mineola
S. A
L. I
Putnam
IL. I
Roland Rohlfs
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Deposit
N. Y
B. W. Maynard
Utah
Alexander Pearson
Ross Smith
Port Darwin
Australia
Sir John Alcock
France
Marine of
Stril Lren
Alres
York
Catino
Perun Lima
Sland
Scot
Bungrades
Empl
Seattle
Mac
New England
Winnipe
Calgary
Indiana contractors reduce bids as next year looms
Indiana reports show a six week trend of contractors declining large next year jobs due to high bid estimates and uncertain labor prices. Many contracts expire March 31, with only small pre March 31 work bid. major firms avoid long next year projects.
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Indianapolis
Indinanapolis
Automobile Department
Secretary of State
Automobile Licensing Department
Sre
Sullivan
Frank M. Daniels
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Sullivan County
Marion County
Jeffersonville
Aftica
State Conservation Commission
Menryville
Clark County
Richard Lieber
Conservation Department
Elwrad—R
Carpenters’ Union
South Bend
Gilmer
Wabash
Evansville
Wabash County
Goshen
Elkhart County
Indiana Federation
Frank Cust
Ihstow
Ship
Kelky Hia
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