Turks and Bulgarians Ready to Bar Greek Advance
Jafar Tayar reports 40 000 Turks and Bulgarians ready to resist Greeks as they move toward Thrace. Turkish forces clash with Greeks twenty five miles east of Smyrna with Turks offensive and massing reinforcements. Trebizond is under Bolshevik local control. Averiateans claim the world's first Moslem republic embraces Bolshevism. Egyptian nationalists push natives toward a large revolutionary movement against Britain.
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Jafar
Tayar
Adrianople
Constantinople
Thhatalia
Thrace
Smyrna
Trebizond
Black Sea
Asia
Ise
Cheyenne Edition Welcomes Omaha Business Visitors
The Cheyenne newspaper notes 140 Omaha business men and boosters visiting the city to greet friends and customers. It highlights Wyoming-Omaha business ties and invites them to return, stressing ongoing friendly relations between the two cities.
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Cheyenne
Omaha
Pir
Wyoming
Limited Democracy and Social Circles Across America
An observer notes regional social codes focusing on family lineage and wealth. Boston, New York, Chicago traditions favor knowledge or money yet remain stratified by lineage, while the South mocks spraying and prizes old family ties. The piece argues democracy falters in social contexts despite political ideals.
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Boston
New York
Chicago
South
Philadelphia
Virginia
America
NO MAN'S BUSINESS IN BEAUTY AND BIAS IN LONDON
The piece contrasts British attitudes toward women and appearance with American norms. It notes London saleswomen strike over hair dye bias and recalls New York's bustling beauty culture, implying American openness to beauty and critique of restrictive gender norms.
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London
America
New York
Sun
New York Herald
Quito
Boston
Moses
Manhattan Island
Fourteenth Street
Breeders of Bolshevism and Wartime Strains
A column quotes James H. Maurer arguing workers consume most of what they produce, labeling such views Bolshevik. It links labor agitation to higher costs and lower production, notes French actions in Europe and Wood’s campaign costs, and mentions Debs and a New York plan for a massive candy store amidst sugar sourcing questions.
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James H. Maurer
Pennsylvania State Federation of Labor
Federation of Labor
Pennsy
Isrey
Latin American woman delegate at Pan American Aeronautical Congress
Miss Elena Calderon, a dark-eyed Bolivian delegate appointed by Minister Calderon, is the only Latin American woman at the Pan American Aeronautical Congress in Atlantic City. She advocates women’s equal footing in aviation and has studied airplanes closely. The Fortnightly Musical Club leader Harold Randolph lauds women’s clubs as key to promoting music and endowments, urging censorship of phonographs and caution about costly instruments.
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Senorita
Atlantic City
Elena Calderon
Calderon
Bolivia
PansAmerican Aeronautical Congress
Washington
Donald Hudson
Ameran
Miss Galden
Miss Calderon
Harold Randolph
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Baltimore
Cleveland
America
Billy Whiskers in Train Wreck Adventure
Billy Jr and his companion Star survive a midnight wreck when an excursion train crashes into a delayed freight. Billy Jr escapes to assess danger as fire spreads, while Star struggles to free himself, leading to a cliffhanger for tomorrow's continuation.
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Billy Jr
Star
Billy
Saalfield Publishing Co
Akron
AS A WOMAN THINKS BY EDITH E MORIARTY
A reader criticizes Nebraska College of Agriculture instructors for shaming students over dress. The piece argues college girls face frivolous scrutiny, questions responsibility, and warns against overindulgent parental spending influencing fashion at university.
Co Op Store Plans Rally in Schenectady
Schenectady residents back a cooperative store with over 1000 pledges for $10 membership certificates. When 2000 sign up, co op merchandising will start with market pricing and member rebates.
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Schenectady
1000 Men and Women of Cheyenne Call for Service
A call to enlist with the slogan We earn our living here why not make this the most delightful place to live in. Just one season of determined effort by 1 000 people will make a new Cheyenne. Citizens urged to join and help transform the town.
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Cheyenne
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Bagdad
Gheyenne
Randolph Leigh
Sapere
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Ruhr
Wood
Debs
Senorita Milena Calderon
Billy Whiskers
Frances Trego Montgomery
Edith E. Moriarty
Nebraska College of Agriculture
Nebraska College
Ping Pong
Lowarrivol
Pall Mall
Georgell
Nelson
St. Paul's
the Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank
Dickstan
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