Aberdare Co-operative store fire, May 11th 1919

On May 11, 1919, an extensive fire broke out on Cardiff Street, Aberdare.

The Orioles of the IL won nine league championships, first in 1908, followed by a lengthy run from 1919 to 1925, and then dramatically in 1944, after they had lost their home field Oriole Park in a disastrous mid-season fire.

* 1919 – 150 die at the Teatro Yaguez fire, Mayagüez, Puerto Rico.

* 1919 – The Royal Canadian Mounted Police fire a volley into a crowd of unemployed war veterans, killing two, during the Winnipeg General Strike.

Originally created as Lafayette National Park in 1919, the first National Park East of the Mississippi, The forest fire was one of a series of fires that consumed much of Maine's forest as a result of a dry year.

City Council's new proposal was unsatisfactory to the four departments, and the municipal Electrical Workers took action and began striking on May 15, 1919, with the waterwork and fire alarm employees joining a few days later.

This is because the BBC came under fire from the Conservative Government due to the sensitivity of the subject matter of the Étaples Mutiny in 1919 at " The Bull Ring ", a harsh British Army training ground in Étaples, France.

The fire department was established in 1911, and the city purchased the Bay City Gas and Water Works in 1919.

Among the notable disasters to have struck the town are the Flood of 1913, an interurban wreck on the courthouse square in 1919 and the Goeke fire of 1967.

The Pennville Volunteer Fire Department, Inc. is located at 105 North Washington Street, and is a non-profit domestic corporation created October 23, 1961, the first fire department in the town having been organized in 1919.

From 1919 to 1959, Telescope Hill on the south side of Selden was the location of a fire lookout tower.

In 1919, fire destroyed the interior of the old school, burning most of the records of the young borough of Cheswick.

The large 1919 forest fire eliminated the logging industry.

Maymón suffered a great loss, when on June 20, 1919, a fire destroyed his beloved Teatro Yagüez.

" The current building was the product of one of the most brilliant architects of the era, Sabàs Honoré, who reconstructed the theater after the June 1919 fire.

With this a cease fire came into effect, however, some fighting continued, particularly in Chitral and in North Baluchistan, and it was not until 8 August 1919 that the settlement was finally concluded when the Treaty of Rawalpindi was signed.

The family lived on their ranch until 1919, when a fire destroyed their home.

Equipped with the aircraft, the first bush flights occurred when fire patrol and aerial photography began in the summer of 1919 in the St. Maurice River valley.

The mill burned down in August 1919, following a large fire that February in downtown Melbourne.

In 1919, Marcel Tolkowsky analyzed this cut: his calculations took both brilliance ( the amount of white light reflected ) and fire into consideration, creating a delicate balance between the two.

The original Beacom Gymnasium constructed in 1919 was destroyed by fire in 1971.

In early 1919, the Jews of Berdychiv became victims of a pogrom and in 1920 the advancing Soviet troops destroyed most of the city by the artillery fire.

The factory burned down on February 19, 1919, in a spectacular fire on the site of Cove Island Park.

San Salvador was destroyed in 1756 and 1854, and suffered heavy damage in the 1919, 1982, and 1986 tremors.

The Imperial Navy was largely destroyed at Scapa Flow in 1919 by its own officers, after Germany's defeat.

In what became known as " Red Summer " of 1919, numerous industrial cities across the Midwest and North had severe race riots, in which ethnic whites led riots and killed numerous blacks, and thousands more were left homeless when property was destroyed, as in Chicago, Omaha, Baltimore, Washington, DC, and Philadelphia.

The short-lived state was destroyed by the Soviet invasion in 1919.

Most of the packing houses were destroyed by a tornado in 1919, or the 1926 Miami Hurricane, but were rebuilt.

However, riverboat traffic, the major source of business, ceased in 1912, Two fires, one in 1919 and the other in 1930, destroyed much of the town.

After the 1919 hurricane destroyed the main structure, the inn was sold again in 1923 to James M. Ellis, who rebuilt the inn to resemble the old barracks.

* Equestrian statue by Paul Bartlett, Metz, France 1919, destroyed by German occupation forces and replaced by another statue by M.

A 1919 drought destroyed crops and increased the cost of beef.

Liepāja was occupied by the German army on 7 May 1915 ; in memory of this event, a monument was constructed on Kūrmājas prospect in 1916 ( destroyed in 1919 ).

In December 1919, during the Irish War of Independence, a group of twenty IRA men destroyed the printing works of the paper, angered at its criticism of the Irish Republican Army and largely pro-British and Unionist stance.

In 1919 he started work on his " Giant " JG1 design, intended to seat passengers within thick wings, but two years later the Allied Aeronautical Commission of Control ordered the incomplete JG1 destroyed for exceeding post-war size limits on German aircraft.

Most of these photographs were destroyed during the violence of the Hungarian Revolution of 1919.

By the end of the year she had made drawings for a monument to Peter and his fallen comrades ; she destroyed the monument in 1919 and began again in 1925.

Originally formed in 1919 from the 1st Ryazansk Rifle Division, the division was twice destroyed and reformed during the war.

) Germany ordered that, with regard to the warplanes that had survived the Battle of France, including those now stationed in Tunisia, Algeria and Morocco, they were to be surrendered, either in whole or else already disassembled, if not destroyed altogether – again a parallel of what had happened to Germany ’ s air force in 1919.

Tachiarai was home to a Imperial Japanese Army Air Force Base, established in 1919 and the Tachiarai Army Flight School, established in 1940, before American bombers destroyed them in 1945.

In a book published in 1919, Ludwig Deppe, a medical doctor who campaigned with von Lettow-Vorbeck and formerly headed the hospital at Tanga, looked back in rue and lamented the tragedy which German forces imposed on East Africa in their war with the invading Allies: " Behind us we leave destroyed fields, ransacked magazines and, for the immediate future, starvation.

The shipowners had created a company union after the International Longshoremen's Association local in San Francisco was destroyed by a strike it lost in 1919.

It was founded in 1919, destroyed during the German occupation of Gdov, and re-created after World War II.

During the spring of 1919, Dybenko's forces destroyed all non-Bolshevik political forces in Ukraine.