Turko French Standoff Over Chanak Neutral Zone
Disjointed report notes Turkish and French positions on Chanak neutrality. Authorities urge patience and deny intent to violate the neutral zone while seeking clarity on the zone’s precise line and French withdrawal implications.
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Kemal Motty
Agen Rentiities
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Chanak
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France
Kemal
Chasak
Curzon Returns From Paris on Near East Peace Outlook
London reports Curzon’s return from Paris where the Freus Cabinet held talks on the Near East. He believes the agreement moves toward peace in Europe. Other dispatches note Allied replies, Turkish relations, and British naval incidents with casualties feared.
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London
Eael Cumin
Paris
Freus
Near East
Europe
Fragmentary Political Note Mentions Party Members
A garbled OCR fragment references individuals tied to a party, mentioning names like Bree Bute kader and Gene Sener O'Dell along with unclear descriptors. The readable bits hint at internal party lines or opinions but lack coherent events or dates.
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Bree Bute Kader
Gene Sener O'Dell
Mbusheal
Train raid and looting disrupt grand canal route
A party of armed men attacked a train en route from Tipperary to Dublin Barska, sprinkled petrol, and set fires. Telegraph lines and railways across County Mayo suffered destruction as assailants concentrate in the mountains and renew their operations.
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Barska
Ipperary
Grand Canal
Dublin
GlobalDispatches Touch on Cotton Plans and War News
The report notes Senator Pearce discussing government plans to develop the Northern Territory via cotton growing with a government guarantee. It also covers wartime turbulence in London, Paris, and Geneva, with mentions of rail and bridge disruptions, political tensions, and Allied positions on the Straits.
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Perth
Pearce
Northern Territory
Lonidon, Boyt
Paris
4Épaily Chronicle
France
Britain
State of siege shocks Melbourne crowds 1922
A chaotic report documents a state of siege in Melbourne with claims that fifty persons were killed amid political strife and party leader casualties. The piece notes tense streets, clashes, and political turmoil affecting the city during the period, referencing Prime Minister Hughes and local protests.
International Yachting Declares No Challenge for 1932
New York reports Sir Thomas Lipton says he will not challenge for the American Cup next summer. He believes economic conditions do not justify a challenge and indicates Shamrock V may be built regardless of expense.
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Thome Cigale
Shamrock V_ hk
Allied notes curb Turkish ambitions amid Balkans fears
In Geneva discussions Allied strategists warn restoring Turkish rule in Europe could spark renewed Balkan clashes. No Turkish reply yet to the allied note. Constantinople rumors say Kemal faces pressure but remains undecided. Britain seeks £50,000 aid for Smyrna relief as nations urged to contribute similar sums. Immigrant schemes touted for Western Australia and Victoria amid broad Commonwealth interest.
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Victoria
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State Officials Arrested for Embezzlement Reported
Moscow reports nearly all members of the State Department of Commerce arrested on embezzlement charges. Vancouver cites Sept. 24 noting Australian Davis Capton filed for Australia by the Niagara. Vancouver rept. 24 notes Johnson defeats Tilden in the East West matches 62 5-8 4-6 6-0. Fragmentary lines reference wildflowers and roosters with unclear meaning.
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