Brusa and Its Christian Bindings Through History Turmoil
A fragmented historical narrative recounts Brusa's contested past from ancient Helene and Argonauts to Ottoman rule. It notes Greek and Turkish dominance, repeated captures, fires, and a devastating 1886 earthquake. The piece highlights the Green Mosque and sacred Levantine sites, with modern nationalist tensions and German influence shaping the city’s fate.
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Hannibal
Hanetin
Prussia
Hao- Piha
Frum
Mrusta
Withotan
Tspeace
Chiist
Niermedes II
Firuse
Mosteton
Chris
Oumar Fo
Mohri
Aurte
Persia
Kheramen
Boters
Ofteroth
Mohammed Bon
Bress
Koman
Cdrtellon
Geunitek
Nruce
Levent
Coma
Mustapha Kemal
Will Establish U S Merchant Marine Plan of ship sales for new steel tonnage
The new merchant marine act outlines a plan of ship sales with staged payments totaling 70 percent financed by deferred installments over years, 15 percent dividend potential for stockholders, and a preferred mortgage after 50 percent paid. The plan assigns revenue deposits into supervised accounts and preserves route berths while ships operate under board oversight.
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Merchant Marine Act
United States
Corneo
Ananlas
Citizens organize shotgun brigades to repel bandits
Authorities mobilize citizen groups to form shotgun brigades to stop thieves and robbers, with plans to patrol highways across the county. The move, led by local officials, aims to deter crime and protect property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Khotgun
Parkcwlerty
Wea
Prospector and Partner Survive Harsh Desert Trek
Bumler and partner William Conewrnn faced extreme thirst on an eight mile journey to reach their supply camp. Sumier collapsed but was revived. a rescue effort later saved hundreds and funded a civil reward of 61,000 for authorities pursuing a poisoning case affecting local residents.
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Bumler
Mmeets
Bie
William ‘Conewrnn
Sumier
Corcormn
Bien
Tax on Next President's Salary Shifts Over 24 000
The article explains that under a new revenue act the next president and federal judges must pay income tax like other citizens. A $75 000 salary would yield about $24 000 to the government, a 30 percent rate. The constitutionality of the tax was debated, with the Supreme Court ruling on judges’ salaries for officials taking office after February 24, 1910.
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Cox
Harding
United States
Efter Cox
Supreme Court
Negro Stole Wife's Love Seized in Editor's Home
A former slave named Mefty perhaps the best editor in the state is accused of alienating Mrs Varner from her husband Henry Varner. Varner, recently in New York, saw Mefty enter the Varner home and neighbors surrounded the house. Police found no clear evidence as flashlights revealed a cellar but the suspect was captured nearby.
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Henry B. Warner
National Editorial Association
Pew
North Caro Iiem Prinom Board
R Baxter Mesiary
Varner
French plan to use surrendered German airship fleet
The French ministry of aviation outlines a plan to relieve freight congestion by repurposing captured German airships. One airship, to be delivered to Maubeuge, will be used for study toward a reserve airship fleet for border patrols within two months.
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Waletry of
Maubeuge
Marked Bandits Robbed Crap Breatera
Two masked bandits robbed a craps game in Lowes City. Witnesses reported a wheeldope style break in as the offenders demanded cash and chips, escaping before police arrival. The incident remains under local investigation with no injuries reported.
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Lows City
Vogel's Wheat Sets Remarkable Yields Near Vogel
William Vogel, six miles north hl, reports fields of Dicklow wheat yielding 91 1 3 bushels per acre on 1 4 scree, total 799% bushels. An 8% acre field averaged 41 bushels per acre, plus a five acre alaiske seed field yielding 15 bushels per acre on land cleared from sage brush. Total value at current wheat prices estimated at $182.66 per acre for the first field and $226 per acre for the second harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Vogel
Vogel
Als
Alsihe
Voxel
Buhl Herald
Farm Bureau Changes Hay Supply and County Agent Roles
County bounty commissioners end free hay for cattle, shifting to vouchers exchangeable for county warrants under the county agricultural agent’s management. Washington based inspector W. A. Lloyd observes northern and western counties to study bureau methods. Bonner and nearby farmers report gains from cattle shipments, while Bugle area farmers claim extra profits from similar dispatches. Stockmen’s banquet spurs plans to stock more hay and reduce winter surplus in Bugle and surrounding counties.
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Cols
Vietor
Washington
W. A. Lloyd
Washingt
D. C
Northern
Westjand
Honner and
Kooteval
Farm Bureau
Bonner County
Colliner Coma Unities
Farmers of Bugle
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Mohammed
Turke
Mosseme
Sea of Marmorn
Oxmanti
Paaies
Cyeapus
Marmors
Bruen
Nilufer
Fomaerere
U. S. Merchant Marine
Palen
Dasied
Te Ealee
Oyene
Prise
Rdleca
Betsy Lane Shepherd
Edison
CREA
Mr. Ellivon
Mr. Edison
Reece
Filer
F. A. Dwight
M. J
Goode
The
Rey
Broco
Jasan
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