page_title: January 1920
section_title: Thursday, January 22, 1920
hierarchical_section_title: January 1920 / Thursday, January 22, 1920
caption_attribution_description: English: Alexandre Millerand
context_page_description: The following events occurred in January 1920:
context_section_description: The Australian Country Party (ACP) (now called the National Party of Australia) was formed by nine members of Parliament who had supported the policies of the Australian Farmers’ Federal Organisation. William McWilliams, of Tasmania's Country Party organization, as selected as the ACP's first leader.
  On his first day in office as Prime Minister of France, Alexandre Millerand and his government were criticized severely, and he demanded a vote of confidence by the National Assembly.  The deputies who did vote registered their approval of the Millerand government, 272 to 23, but another 300 abstained from the possibility of dismissing the new government or from endorsing it 
  Born: Alf Ramsey, English soccer football manager who coached the England national football team from 1963 to 1974 and won the World Cup in 1966; in Dagenham, Essex (d. 1999)
caption: Premier Millerand
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