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The following events occurred in November 1919:

The first Armistice Day ceremonies are held around the world on November 11; here a crowd gathers for the ceremony in Philadelphia.

November 1, 1919 (Saturday)

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November 2, 1919 (Sunday)

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Film star Harold Lloyd

November 3, 1919 (Monday)

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November 4, 1919 (Tuesday)

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State governor Calvin Coolidge

November 5, 1919 (Wednesday)

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November 6, 1919 (Thursday)

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November 7, 1919 (Friday)

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November 8, 1919 (Saturday)

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November 9, 1919 (Sunday)

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Felix the Cat debuts

November 10, 1919 (Monday)

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November 11, 1919 (Tuesday)

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November 12, 1919 (Wednesday)

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The Vickers Vimy bomber used to successfully fly from England to Australia.

November 13, 1919 (Thursday)

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  • Red Summer – A race riot broke out in Wilmington, Delaware after a mob tried to lynch three black men charged with the shooting of two police officers. After learning the prisoners were transferred out of state, a mob of 300 whites descended on a black neighborhood where clashes resulted in the shooting of a black resident. City police were able to stop the rioting from escalating further.[58]
  • An Alliance Seabird airplane piloted by Lieutenant Roger Douglas with navigator Lieutenant J.S.L. Ross crashed shortly after takeoff from Hounslow Heath Aerodrome in England while attempting a flight from England to Australia during a competition for the Australian Government prize of £10,000. Both men were killed and the Alliance Aeroplane Company that built the aircraft folded in 1920.[59]

November 14, 1919 (Friday)

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November 15, 1919 (Saturday)

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November 16, 1919 (Sunday)

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November 17, 1919 (Monday)

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November 18, 1919 (Tuesday)

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November 19, 1919 (Wednesday)

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November 20, 1919 (Thursday)

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U.S. battleship California

November 21, 1919 (Friday)

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November 22, 1919 (Saturday)

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November 23, 1919 (Sunday)

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November 24, 1919 (Monday)

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November 25, 1919 (Tuesday)

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November 26, 1919 (Wednesday)

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November 27, 1919 (Thursday)

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November 28, 1919 (Friday)

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November 29, 1919 (Saturday)

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November 30, 1919 (Sunday)

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