Dardanelles Garrison Planned to Safeguard Free Passage
National Geographic notes a small allied force to guard the Dardanelles and Constantinople and allow ships to pass. it recalls bold crossings by Byron Xerxes and Alexander, and recounts the 1915-16 Gallipoli campaign and the strait’s strategic fortifications and history.
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Dardanelles
Constantinople
Sea of Marmora
Mississippi
Pennsylvania
Goose-Neck
Gallipoli
Purkey
Bosphorus
National Geographic Society
Leander
Abydos
Lord Byron
Hellespont
Xerxes
B. C
Billingtons
Kellermans
Herodotus
Europe
Alexander the Great
Asia
Fludion
Mohammed II
Paris
Turkey
Dardanus
Aeneas
Troy
Mount Ida
United States Aids League Court Setup Hon. Elihu Root Named
The United States to aid in forming the League of Nations permanent court of international justice with Elihu Root as American member. The New York Times lauds his stature as supreme authority on international law and his career in public service. Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler offered to advise on campaign expenditure legislation. Governor Cox critiques vice presidential suitability while parties avoid strict platforms.
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United States
League of Nations
League
Court of International Justice
Council of the League
Hlihu Root
London
Roat
The
New York Times
Congress
Poli
Nicholas Murray Butler
Senate Investigating Committee
Columbia University
Billy Whiskers Heroic Indian Raid Tale
An aged ranch tale recounts a night siege by Apache Indians who steal cattle, kill a herder, and threaten a cabin stronghold. Billy Jr outlines cruelty while Henry Staples devises a perilous escape plan as provisions dwindle and violence looms.
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Billy Jr
Jim Wowsen
Jim
Witt
Billy
Ilenry Staples
Henry
Saalfield Publishing Co
Akron
Heart and Home Problems Letters to Mrs Thompson
A private letter from a young person details family strife over leaving home. It describes parental resistance, financial tensions, and care for a younger sister, with advice urging responsibility and saving while staying with the family. A second letter addresses trust and returning a picture, with guidance on forgiveness and boundaries.
Dinner Stories and a quarrel in New England
Mrs Younghubby predicts a candy gift after a morning quarrel with her husband. Mrs Nayhor questions the promise as the tale unfolds amid scattered lines about a New England man who would never commit himself to any question.
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Mrs. Younghubby
Mrs. Nayhor
New England
Buffalo climbs a tree for grapes tale prompts disbelief
A tale recounts a traveler claiming a buffalo climbed twenty feet into a tree to reach grapes. Jim remains noncommittal, while two friends press him for judgment and joke about buffalo behavior. Edythe May questions John Henry atop a vine shaded veranda as he explains his fickle affection.
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Jim
Edythe May
John Henry
John
Mary Garrett Hay A Rising Leader In New York Politics
Mary Garrett Hay of New York City emerges as a prominent Republican figure with roots in Indiana. A longtime suffrage activist, she led New York City’s Woman Suffrage group and later joined the Republican state committee and the national women’s executive committee.
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Mary Garrett Hay
New York City
Miss Hay
Middle West
Charlestown
Indiana
Oxford Doll Ys
Ohio
Miss Hoy
Andrew JJ. Hay
Indiana State Association
National Suffrage Association
Woman Suffrage
New York State
Republican State Committee of
New York
Republican Women's National Executive Committee
Republican Party
Saratoga
Miss Way
Cairman
Platform Committee
Hay
Women's City Club
The
Daughters of Indiana
New York State Federation of Women's Clubs
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Women of Today Edith Laimbeer Breaks Barriers in Banking
Newport society figure Natalie Scheck Laimbeer recovers from a fatal accident, builds a career through homemaking knowledge, then becomes manager of the women's department at United States Mortgage and Trust Company in New York. She advocates banking as a path for women.
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Newport
Natalie Scheck Lalmbeer
Long Beach
William S. Laimbeer
Laimbeer
Laimheer
New York City
Bureau of Home Economics
Portrait of a Woman in Silk Dress and Grace
A vivid description celebrates a woman’s individuality and feminine elegance. She wears a soft black silk dress with tassels and delicate white embroidery at the throat and wrists, conveying grace and femininity in refined attire.
First Delegate to San Francisco Passes Through City
R A Gilbert of Warren Pennsylvania a prominent oil operator and delegate to the Democratic National Convention passed through Cheyenne yesterday en route to San Francisco He rode the most direct eastern route and was a guest at the Plains hotel The Cheyenne stop marks the first eastern delegate to reach the city en route to the convention with many more expected to follow through Cheyenne.
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R. A. Gilbert
Warren
Cheyenne
San Francisco
Pennsylvania
Gilbert
Osage
Rock Creek
Wyoming
Plains Hotel
Gheyenne
Pacific Coast
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Ciass
Carey Avantive
International Court
Cox
Billy Whiskers
Frances Trego Montgomery
Mrs. Thompson
Matthew
Mabel
Dav
Edith Moria
Natalie Schenck Lalmbeor
Shock Growers National Bank
Wyo
Louis
West 16Th Street
Is A. Leagi
Ert
Kota
Wi A
Hary
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