Turkish commander warns Greeks of large resistance near Thrace
Tayar at Adrianople says 40 000 Turks and Bulgarians will resist Greek occupation of Thrace and meet Greeks midway between Thracian towns. Greek Turkish clashes occur about 25 miles east of Smyrna with Turkish offensives and reinforcements. Trebizond seized by Bolshevik administration, Turkish flag lowered. Egyptian nationalists mobilize natives against Britain.
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Jafar
Tayar
Adrianople
Constantinople
Thhatalia
Thrace
Smyrna
Trebizond
Black Sea
Asia
Ise
Cheyenne Editor Welcomes Omaha Visitors Boosting Ties
Cheyenne leaders greet 140 Omaha business men visiting the city to strengthen business ties and cordial relations between Cheyenne and Omaha. The visit highlights Wyoming’s substantial commerce with the Nebraska city and invites continued friendship and trade contact.
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Cheyenne
Omaha
Pir
Wyoming
Limited Democracy and the Social Circle's Rising Elite
The observer contrasts regional social codes from Boston to the South, noting that wealth and family trees determine status. Education and money shift access to elite circles, while born insiders fade outside. a broader critique argues that society remains non democratic despite political democracy.
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Boston
New York
Chicago
South
Philadelphia
Virginia
America
No Man's Business and the Beauty Debate Across Oceans
The piece notes London saleswomen strike over a boss despising red headed staff and hennaed hair warning of changing norms. It contrasts British limits with American openness where beauty products abound in New York stores and public life. It mocks prudish objections and highlights era of social change.
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London
America
New York
Sun
New York Herald
Quito
Boston
Moses
Manhattan Island
Fourteenth Street
Breed ers of Bolshevism and European unrest
A political column attacks James H. Maurer and the Pennsylvania labor movement, charging Bolshevik rhetoric harms production and raises living costs. It asserts labor consumes most of what it produces and criticizes French actions in the Ruhr and Wood’s campaign costs, noting New York’s planned candy store to combat profiteers.
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James H. Maurer
Pennsylvania State Federation of Labor
Federation of Labor
Pennsy
Isrey
Lat in American delegate Elena Calderon shines at Aeronautical Congress
Miss Elena Calderon of Bolivia, a dark-eyed Bolivian minister’s daughter, is the only Latin American woman at the Pan American Aeronautical Congress in Atlantic City. She advocates women’s equality in aviation and has studied airplanes amid Bolivian aviation interest.
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Senorita
Atlantic City
Elena Calderon
Calderon
Bolivia
PansAmerican Aeronautical Congress
Washington
Donald Hudson
Ameran
Miss Galden
Miss Calderon
Billy Whiskers Sees Train Crash Recounted Adventure
Billy Jr. and Star escape a wreck when an excursion train crashes into a delayed freight train. Flames spread as passengers cry out and the cars tumble toward a mountain precipice. Star frees his bridle, while Billy Jr. surveys danger and works to free them from the damaged car.
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Billy Jr
Star
Billy
Saalfield Publishing Co
Akron
AS A WOMAN THINKS BY EDITH E MORIARTY
A columnist critiques Nebraska College of Agriculture students over dress and spending. Instructors scolded for silk underwear, jewelry, and coats while arguing for sensible taste and wiser spending. The piece laments campus vanity and suggests home influences as the true source of values. Copyright 1920.
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Nebraska College of Agriculture
Co operative Store Plan Draws Schenectady Support
In Schenectady residents plan a cooperative merchandise store with $10 membership certificates. Over 1,000 signups already, aiming for 2,000 before opening. Purchases will be at market prices with rebates for members.
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Schenectady
1000 Men and Women of Cheyenne Campaign Call
A cheerfully urging message invites 1000 Cheyenne residents to join a city improvement effort. It promises a more delightful Cheyenne after a single season of determined work and asks for enlistment of service.
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Cheyenne
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Gheyenne
Randolph Leigh
Sapere
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Ruhr
Wood
Debs
Harold Randolph
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Baltimore
Cleveland
Senorita Milena Calderon
Billy Whiskers
Frances Trego Montgomery
Edith E. Moriarty
Nebraska College
Ping Pong
Lowarrivol
Pall Mall
Georgell
Nelson
St. Paul's
the Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank
Dickstan
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