Greek armistice signaled as Thrace evacuation forces stance
Greece agrees to sign the Mudania armistice and evacuate Thrace after orders from Constantinople. U S officials discuss an international land disarmament conference and an imminent economic talks agenda while Harding contemplates a November 20 extra session.
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Constantinople
Greece
Thrace
Administration
Washington
London
Paris
United States
Harding
Congress
Poincare
Barthou
Missouri News Nuggets Roundup of 1922 Dispatches
Springfield isolation by wire cuts dominates a Missouri summary. Widespread auto licenses rise in St Louis county and city. Sedalia gains workers as Mussel shells head to Kansas. Fires, road, and school actions span Fulton to Sedalia with state appointments and public notices.
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Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Omaha
Lincoln
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Interstate Commerce Commission
Springfield
Associated Press
Western Union
Frisco
United States
State Automobile Department
Jefferson City
St. Louis County
St. Louis
Sedalia
Missouri Pacific
Federated Shops
Callaway County
Fulton
Callaway
Missouri State Highway Commission
Monticello
Henderson Worsham
Alexandria
Lewis County
Canton
la Grange
Hyde
Louise Arment
Lutheran Hospital
State Board of Nurse Examiners
A. M. Gillis
Roy W. Sterling
Olean
Miller County
H. M. Atwell
140Th Missouri Infantry
Poplar Bluff
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Raupp
Branson
White River
Iola
Kan
Cowgill and Hill Company
Carthage
Gasconade River
Mt. Sterling
Gasconade County
Wadill & Son
E. W. Decker
Green Ridge Elevator and Trading Company
Circuit Court
Financelal
Public Service Commission
Warrensburg
Salisbury
Kathryn Roderick
Bates County
Manhattan
State Board of Equalization
State Tax Commission
Board of Equalization
Southwestern Bell and Kinloch Telephone Companies
Bell
Tax Commission
Kinloch Telephone Company
Eastern
Missouri Road ‘Boosters
Montgomery
Warren
St. Charles
State Highway Commission
Mineola Springs
Camp Creek
Barrett
Mountain Grove Creamery, Ice and Electric Company
Mountain Grove
Jasper County
Southwest Teachers’ College Alumni Association
Southwest State Teachers’ College
Elizabeth Pfifer
Olive Gillmer
Webb City
Boone County
Boone County Farm Bureau
Columbia
Stephens College
Missouri Utilities Company of Mexico
Vandalia
O. E. Proctor
A. F. Carmean
West Fourth Street
Tallman Vulcanizing Company
Arthur F. Neely
Elmer Tucker
Bismarck
Samuel A. Baker
Grace Willis
Fur Use In Fashion Promotes Varied Afternoon Gowns
A fashion feature describes lavish fur use in this season’s afternoon gowns. It highlights sources of pelts, fur ensembles from neckpieces to capes, and the rise of fur hats, with examples like sable, mink, ermine, and stone marten. It notes fabric balance, soft versus hard furs, and methods to dress simple gowns for formal wear.
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Ashion
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Harington
Versailles
Aexr
Dieterichs
Vladivostok
Reds
Tokio
State Department
Mexico City
Warren G. Harding
Mellon
Theodore E. Burton
Ohio
American Debt Funding Commission
Illinois
Bristow
M. N. Young
Clyde
Calahan County
Tex
Department of Commerce
Chicago Board of Trade
Grain Trade Act
University of Toronto
Philadelphia
Alfred Stengel
University of Pennsylvania
Eva Moss
Chattanooga
Cleveland, Tenn
Honolulu
Pacific
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
J. G. Bradley
Dundon
W. Va
National Coal Association
American Mining Congress
Ada, Ok
Ada
Jess Barnett
Milton
W. J. Young
Opal Hubbard
Cecil Fewell
Meridian College
Temple, Tex
Fewell
John Wynne Barton
Nashville, Tenn
Southern Methodist University
Board
H. A. Boaz
Methodist Church
W. B. Hendon
Bank of Crowder
United States Supreme Court
International Court of Justice
d’Annunzio
Trieste
Istria
Fiume
Mudania
Foreign Office
Japan
Kiao Chow
China
America
Missouri News Nuggets
Alonzo H. Record
Leeper
Cape Girardeau
Bonus Commission
Belef
George E. Hackmann
J. C. Jones
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