Atrocities Reported by Doctor White on Turkish Deportations
Dr White, representative of the American relief committee, accuses Turkish officials of brutal methods against Greeks and Armenians in 1910, including deportations, confinement in steam baths, and deaths from pneumonia. He cites massacres across Anatolia, with thousands displaced or killed and villages burned, detailing grim conditions and alleged systematic cruelty.
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Doctor White
Turi
Stuppe
Ordou
Armentins
Tyiley
Chora
White
Butea
Armen
Tavkeloh
Slioelux
Jobs for Many in 18 Month Period at Washington Port
The report outlines employment service activity from 1918 to 1919 showing 7,108,05 workers registered, with 4,185,150 referred for work and 2,100, etc. The text notes war period job findings, farm labor shifts, and a broad range of occupations from domestic labor to professional roles. It also touches on postwar adjustments and U.S. employment service outcomes, including soldiers placed and industrial referrals. The document references Japan’s industrial expansion, power plants, railways, and invested capital totaling around 288 million dollars with notable increases over the prior year.
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Washington
Caele Sam
Intwin
Fen
Pon Chodsiihd
Bim
United States Employment Service
Farm Inter
United Staten
Xollora
Japan
To Wi
Eugene
B. F. Slade
State Banking Department
Clackamas County
Salm Commercial Club
University of ‘Oregon
Donae of
Oregon
Life In Alliance Companies
Duerat Brothers
Sheridan
Warm Springs
Frank Campbell
San Francisco
Redmond
American Legion
Rose Creek
Coos County
Wilhon
Salem
Pendleton Roller Milla
Mary Jane Heater
Springbrook
Ross Hickerner
School of Music
University of Oregon
Warren
Heppner Lodge of Elk
TL. N. ‘Traval of
Portland
United States Army
International Association of Fire Fighters
Commisnion
Florance
Stuslaw
Olcott
Wheel
Mise Belle Grover
McMinnville College
Seattle
Washington University
Albany
Lins
Varius
Amon Nichols
Linn County
Rieson
James Nichols
Plains Vlog
Aagship
Birmingham
Crifaer
Becrotary of the
Navy
Josephen Daniels
Tongue Point
Acora
Hood Tiger Knights of
Pythias
Jody
C. H. Schultz
B. Re, Wallace
Bureau of War Flak Insurance
Dle
Washington, D.C
Hitch in Side Was Nine Broken Files
St Louis man Thomas Morgan entered the city dispensary with nine broken ribs and internal injuries after a wagon wheel struck him. He told doctors his side hurt and feared a touch of rheumatism, and he was ordered to hospital care.
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St. Louis
Thomas Morgan
Morgan
Vast Mesopotamian Dead City Revealed by Air Photos
Photographs taken over Mesopotamia by Altman show an ancient city along the Tigris River spanning about 20 miles with a 2 1/2 mile width. The site appears fortified with canals, streets, and a potential population of around 4 million. An archeological expedition, guided by the photos, began after British occupation.
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Altman
Mesopotamia
Metropalia
J. A. Beneley
Geographical Journal
London
Tigris
Alte
Benzeley
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promotion Fails to Impress
The poorly legible ad boasts a cure for catarrh, claiming internal use clears the blood and mucous layers. It touts constitutional treatment and promises strong health, with exaggerated claims and unclear endorsements in a blurred 19th century rescue-or-restore style.
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Fea
Hall
Uedigwaae
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McFadden Pharmacy
Rexall
Kilmuen
Monumentat
Uncle Sam
Ng Bay
Athena
Farmers Union Grain Agency
Ladies Short Plush
G , Incorporated G F
Oregon News
Carter
Prang’s
Foss
Austin Foss
Watts & Rogers
First National Bank of Athena
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