Blunder Causes Turkish Reentry into European Affairs
Italian diplomat Count Carlo Sforza spoke at Williams College warning that postwar blunders in Paris let Turkey reenter European politics and erode Western prestige. He recalled the Moudania armistice of 1922 and Lausanne’s impact, noting Curzon’s tearful admission of error.
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Turkey
Europe
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Constantine
Moudania
Constantinople
Thrace
Lausanne
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Poincare
Lord Curzon
Quai D’orsay
Ten Feet of Water in City's Big Reservoir
Water stands ten feet deep in the Word ranch reservoir after recent rains. The lake stretches about 1000 yards, with Palo Duro watershed rainfall spurring its fill. No fishing is allowed until stocked youth fish reach catchable size. Harve Avery appeals to fishermen to refrain to protect future prospects.
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Word Ranch
Palo Duro
Harve Avery
Joyce Funeral Rites In Michigan Planned For J M Joyce
Funeral services will be held in Edgerton Michigan tomorrow for J M Joyce a blacksmith of 708 West Eleventh Amarillo who died yesterday in Rochester Minnesota after a period of illness He had traveled to Rochester for treatment last week. Oysters Considered Safe In Months Without R In European Study
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Edgerton
Michigan
J. M. Joyce
West Eleventh
Amarillo
Rochester
Minn
Man Swimmers Drowning Risk Eleven Times Women
Horace Weir, Olympic swimmer and Philadelphia Y M C A instructor, says last year’s drowning stats show men died eleven times more often than women. He blames men's riskier behavior and overconfidence in the water.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Horace Weir
Olympic Aquatic
Philadelphia Y. M. C
Weir
Horses Trot to Bach at Royal Tournament in London
Military horses from the Royals and the 11th Hussars trotted to Bach during the Royal Tournament. The music experiment impressed officials as a success. Venetian beads, once popular, reappear in London high society. Italian beads are threaded into jewelry by English makers.
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London
Royals
11Th Hussars
Italy
England
Complaint of Woman Opens Island Talk
An Atlantic Monthly article by Agnes Miller reopens debate over Ellis Island immigration practices. Miller, detained overnight, alleges inhumane treatment and unsanitary dormitories. Officials deny charges and say female examinations are conducted by female doctors with sanitation inspections welcome.
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New York
Ellis Island
Atlantic Monthly
Agnes Miller
Miss Miller
Cleveland
Department of Labor
Hidden amethyst reefs found near Johannesburg Pretoria road
Large amethysts believed hidden in two reefs found near the Johannesburg Pretoria road in South Africa lie on property owned by an elderly Italian. The reefs extend over five miles and most stones are expected to be sent to Germany for jewelry.
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Johannesburg-Pretoria
South Africa
Germany
Wind Motors to be Shown Here Sunday
A. F. Ruthven of Cleveland negotiates with the Board of City Development to build a factory here to manufacture his wind-powered motors. Demonstrations are planned Sunday afternoon at a site two blocks south of the Tri-State fairgrounds, showing pumps and farm equipment powered by wind generated electricity.
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A. F. Ruthven
Cleveland
Board of City Development
Tri-State Fairgrounds
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