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Newspaper

Westville Indicator

Location

Westville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1920

Page

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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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 Tist

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.

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.

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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