Americans to aid Turkish youth movement seeks Turkish club houses
American leaders announce a cooperative effort with Turkish republic figures to create Turkish American Clubs in Angora and other locations. The plan emphasizes non political, non sectarian service across intellectual, physical, social and spiritual growth, modeled after YMCA and YWCA programs. Prominent sponsors include A Jennings and Arthur Nash with support from church and welfare organizations.
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New York
A. HK
Ton- 8
Turkey
Yartausa Church
Jon Beard
Orgroiza
Ith
Jennings
Veland, X
Near East
Burleigh Jestlers
Mustaphama
Y. M. GC. A. Boys
Qwork @ecratery
Smyrna
Capwe
Mustapha Kemal
Den
Mr. Jennings
Angora
M.C. A
K. Jennings
Ork
Arthur Nash
Golden Tale
Nash
Cincinnati
John B. Ascham
Chinnétl
W. H.over
Canton, CO
Turyy
American Board of Foréigneis
Plac
Santa Barbara Aftermath Seeks Reconstruction Aid
California bankers back Santa Barbara recovery with a $6.2 million fund pledge. H. H. Cot visits to assess needs as architects form committees for immediate downtown rebuilding and safety measures. The disaster, 112 years after prior events, prompts urgent cleanup and mortgage-backed rebuilding plans.
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McAdoo
California
Creal
Santa Barbara
Compleaf
Hellman Commercial Trust and Wines Bank
Aent H. H. Cotto
Bria
Arlington Hotel
Charlies E. “Perkins
Bertram “Hancock
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Atricken
Peatitie
Nunn
Razil Welcomes Foreign Actors In Rio De Janeiro
June 29 Rio de Janeiro hosts foreign acting troupes from Farle Madrid Sie Italy and Mexico presenting at Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo. Crowds gather for cosmopolitan performances. Brazilian audiences embrace American style drama and stage ventures amid growing cultural exchange.
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HIG
Brazil
Mayo
Atech
Buenos Aires
Oxford women’s colleges face funding shortfall
In Oxford England the lack of philanthropy for higher education hits women’s colleges hard. Government grants totaling twenty thousand dollars annually for ten years help but fall short for expansion. Efforts to raise funds succeed little, leaving many qualified women unable to enter due to full colleges and insufficient space.
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Oxford
Eng
June
England
University College
City Calm Confirms Santa Barbara Quake Reach
The Santa Barbara earthquake did not reach northern or central California. San Francisco saw minimal impact, with Porterville the nearest affected area. Los Angeles organized military patrols under telegraphic orders to manage disaster response and restrict access to authorized personnel.
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San Francisco
Santa Marbara
California
Porterville
University of California
Benth Barbara
Hi- Me
Los Angeles
C. Hamilton
Reserve Officers Corps
Alstrict
Fap
Santa Barbara
Washington
Brea
Geo. F. Hemitten
Mataon
Nunn
Tests Thin Out 430 Accountants New York
Seventy four of the candidates who tried the recent examinations for Certified Public Accountant Registration conducted in 25 states succeeded. There were 430 candidates. 52 were condemned and 297 failed. The largest number of successful candidates was in Indians with California second and Texas third.
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New York
American Institute of Accountants
California
Teany
Macmillan Plans Arctic Radio Program From Polar Zone
Chicago June 2. The MacMillan Navy expedition plans radio broadcasts from eleven degrees of the polar region to reach Eskimos and listeners at home. Low wave transmission will be rebroadcast by station PFA at Chicago on a higher wavelength for broader reception.
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Chicago
Arctic
MacMillan Navy
North Pole
Eugene F. McDonald
PFA
Chicagoa
King George Wears American Glasses In London Jest
London notes show Conservative Anglish socialites embracing American ideas with gusto. King George is seen wearing large tortoiseshell glasses, inspiring hostesses to host American style gatherings. Cabarets and evening music events gain popularity as London adapts to the trend.
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London
George
Snciety
Waseda College Modern Library to Be Completed
Tokyo edition reports Waseda University plans its second modern library race after the 1923 quake. Designed by Naito and Sato, the fireproof facility will span about 70,000 square yards, house 500,000 books, and offer elevator service, dining space, and a vault. The project, funded by alumni, includes both new and private collections and ties to the university’s 336,000 volumes.
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Tokyo
Tune
Wierda University
Waseda
Gulveraity
Marjouis Okuma
Nevensian
Wusedl
Witch
Naito
Sato
Wosedu
Banka
Radio apparatus developed for use in far north
Chicago June 29 radio news reports an advanced low wave transmitting and receiving system used by the Peary expedition. John L. Treinartz of Zenith demonstrates four transmitters on board with 20 40 60 and up to 180 metre wavelengths. Daylight limits and night operation affect transmission. messages will be sent weekly Wednesdays though the public cannot receive them.
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Chicago
MacMian Navy
Peary
John L. Treinartz
Zenith Radio Corporation
Arctic
MacMillan
Heinartz
K.w
Tugene PF. McDonald
Wele
Coga
Glasgow
Scotland
New Zealand
Reinertz
Wtetnam
Bsr
Etrolam
Obituary of Joseph Solomon Died Suddenl y
Joseph Solomon aged local Syrian Colony member died suddenly Sunday from an attack of acute indigestion at his home on Tennessee avenue West Charleston. He ran a confectionery store at 01 Tennessee Avenue and is survived by his widow and one son. Funeral plans depend on wife’s return from Ohio.
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Joseph Solomon
Tennessee Avenue
West
Charleston
Antelope herd preserved in Canadian reserve park
CALGARY June 29 Antelope once near extinction in Canada have been preserved in Nemlakam National Park. Established in 1915 the herd dropped to 46 but now numbers 35 with a 170 percent gain overall and a 63 rise in 1924 alone. A herd was found in Southern Alberta and fenced 4 000 acres to protect the animals without disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Alta
Canada
Nemlakam Netlonal Park
Prairies
Alberta
Autoists Learn New Traffic Laws In City
City drivers are familiarizing with the new Capitol and Virginia intersection regulator. The shift from the box to the curb control by a patrolman has begun to ease traffic as green means go and red means stop. The system directs flow for blocks as more signals may be added after tests show success. British Firms Win Naval Contracts For Australia
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Capitol
Virginia
John Britton
Reu
Syeter
Traffc
London
Idaho Dedicates Huge Reservoir in Pocatello Celebration
Idaho prepares a grand ceremony on July 13 for the completion of a vast reservoir that will submerge towns and numerous buildings. The project, built on the Snake River, will hold over 61,000 acres of water and reach 75 feet high and 8 long, with capacity near 1.7 million acre feet. The Minidoka extension will bring 120,000 acres under water, transforming irrigation and water rights in the Snake River valley. A monster jubilee, Pageant of Irene, and remarks by Interior Secretary Work and Commissioner Mead are planned, with Governor Moses invited and participation from many states.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Jane
American Falla
Uneke
Ina
Sneke River
Yirene
Tee
the Interior
Mubirt
Ene Tlon
Elwond Mead
Moora
Idahohen
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Madrid
T E Libson
Italy
Mexico
Swampscott
Oxford Women’s Colleges
Avntang
Helena
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Walte
Montana
Great Falta
Billings
Bozeman
Logan
Three Forks
Manhattan
Misgoula
Great Northern Railroad
Chicago, Milwaukee and
Sthert
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Bank
Blue Nile
Nottingham
Antonio Carenetro
Nottingham University
Woven Time
Athens
Michigan
Artic Zone
Eugene F. McDonald, Jr
King George
Waseda Colledge
Kenkicht Kodera
House of Representatives
Beoka
Shozo Tatboucht
Japan
Aewws
Paleotine
Zionist Organization of Amer Lci
Far North
Persia
Ché
MD Irene Scheer
Irene Scheer
Baltimore
Ming Scheer
Charleston High School
Mra
Sam H. Schaor
Alstora
Danther
Beatrice
Leo
Sedle Diamona
Sadie Mamond
Simpson Methodist Church
Spring Hill Cemetery
Charles Wind, Jr
Charles Wind
Estell Street
Catherine Mason
Harden and Harden Chapel
Alexander William Ramsey
Pittsburgh
Floremc E Galslkr
Melseeg
Tifa
Virginia and
Capitol Streets
Bedford
Florence Ib
Herbert Clifton
Clifton
Nichole
Huntington
Joan Lei Ela
Beptemry
Homar W. Willams
Clay
David Dickafr
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Kurdistan
China
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