Turks form antimissionary society to target foreign schools
In Constantinople a campaign to banish foreign missionaries from Turkish soil has begun with an antimissionary society of about 100 members, led by Zechera Bey. The group targets American and French educators and schools run by missions, Near East College, Robert College, and Constantinople College for Women, while the government has not acted.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Apitit
Republic
Zechera Bey
Columbia University
America
Boards of Foreign Missions
Near East
Robert College
Constantinople College For Women
Harvard Dismisses Author of Weird Hymn
Edward Fitzhugh of Boise Idaho, author of Harvard College senior hymn, was dismissed for an anagram that spelled obscene words in the four line verses. He edited the Harvard Advocate and argued the act was accidental, but authorities removed him during commencement week.
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Baston
Edward Fitzhugh
Boise
Tdn
Harvard College
Claus
Eren
Ollage
Fitzhugh
Harvard Advocate
Dee
Fitz- Hugh
Cambridge
Harvard
Republicans carry Fifth Minnesota vote for Nolan
Minneapolis June 18 AP Despite a strong Democratic challenge the Fifth Minnesota district remained Republican with the election of W Nolan to replace Walter Newton who resigned. Democrat Ber Aid Holden was a close contender, marking a renaissance for the party in a district long led by former Labor groups. Ernest Lundeen trailed as former leaders backed Jensdale amid Hoover farm program backers. Nolan had won the primary a week earlier by a slim margin over Arch Coleman who left the Minneapolis postmaster job to run.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
W. Nolan
Walter Newton
Nolan
Binar Holdale
Ernest Lundeen
Congress
Repubican
Labor Party
Jfnsdale
Nolat
Arch Coleman
Minneapolia
Frank Domain Dies at Loch Hospital
Frank H. Domain aged 62 of 1011 Boulder Avenue died yesterday afternoon at St Peter's Hospital after an extended illness. He was a hoistman at American Smelting and Refining Co East Helena. Austrian native respected by coworkers he is survived by a widow Anos Domain and two children. Funeral arrangements pending. Also reports a separate note: George Graham, Buttlen, killed in a motor speedboat accident after a fall from a Lafayete squadron during WWI campaign.
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Frank H. Domain
Boulder Avenue
St. Peter's Hospital
Domain
American Smelting and Refining Company
East Helena
Howan
Austria
Asa
Anos Domain
Love and a Divorce Offer Stuns Morgan and Nan Carroll
John Curtis Morgan, a prominent lawyer, faces a divorce from Iris after a six month separation. Nan Carroll, his devoted secretary who loves him, helps with Curtis and secretly hopes for happiness. Morgan reveals he will pursue divorce while Nan admits she would support him and values his and Curtis’s future, deepening their bond.
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John Curtis Morgan
Iris
Nan Carroll
Nan
Morgan
Bedt Crawford
Curtis
Crawford
Tris
Little Curt
Dr. Black
Nana
Nata
Nanal
Brit
Tr. Black
Nan Carrolli
Miss Anderson
Willis
Tye
Willis Todt
Cruffly
Jon
Wilkis
Ferro
John Curtis Morigan
Jennifer
Tess
Trayinr Hotel
Cen
Appy
Chatter XV: Nan on the Run After a Rescue
Nan learns Pat O'Brien saved Curtis from a taxi crash that injured both boys. Curtis escaped with a broken arm while Pat suffered leg injuries. Morgan funds Cur tis' education and hospital care. Willis escorts Nan to the Morgans and shares the grim rescue details, while Nan shows gratitude yet hints at unease about loyalties.
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Nan
Curtis
Terrace
Pat
Nana
Cap
Cop
Morgan
Andake
Gil
Willis Todd
Willis
Todd
Wallis
Gondoy
Honey
Pat O'Brien
Dng
Dag
Lad
Wills
Morgat
Women to travel by auto caravan to camp in place of special train
The seven day Women’s Regional Camp at Wolf Creek will be reached by auto caravan after abandoning the special train. Miss Neva Woods, home demonstration agent for Lewis and Clark County, will lead the camp. Attendee Mrs. J.K. Erickson may still appear. Montana State College leaders including W.C. Taylor and Miss Florence Ayer will address agricultural and ceremonial aspects. A trained nurse will care for children, husbands may attend, and special dinners will be served at Wolf Creek hotel with recreation led by Miss Mary Stewart.
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Wolf Creek
W.c. Taylor
Agricultural Extension Service
Montana State College
Bozeman
Woos
Chudran
Mary Stewart
Nagent
MacArthurs Divorce Granted in Reno Nevada
Major General Douglas MacArthur was divorced in Reno on grounds of failure to provide. His wife Wenrita Wayne MacArthur obtained the decree. The report notes the proceedings beside a public record in Reno.
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Reno
Nev
Douglas Macarthir
Wenrietta Wayne MacArthur
Austria Accuses Secret Armament Grows Cadres
Geneva reports the liquidation board warns Austria is secretly arming defying peace terms. English French and Italian delegates say material hidden during investigations could fuel numerous associations into a 200000 to 300000 strong skeleton army, with cadre growth accelerating in recent months.
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Geneva
Austria
Council of the
League of Nations
Paul Revere's Ride Featured At Fourth Of July Program
The Fourth of July celebration at the State fair grounds may include a Paul Revere Ride as a new event. Riders from Powell Broadwater and Jefferson counties are urged to enter a midnight start race ending on Main Street. Prizes include longest distance, best Paul Revere ride, and speed, with finals at the race track.
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Paul Revere
State Fair
Lewis and Clark Faria Bureau
Elena Commercial Club
West
Lexington
Montana
Wade
Tate Herrin
W. G Ferguson
Commercial Club
Mumber
Deaconess School Recital Awards Two Medals
Under a large audience the Deaconess school piano pupils presented a recital in the assembly room featuring solos duets and two pianos. The A L Daddy Reeve medals were awarded to Bachara Karcher and Cara May Parent for best progress. Tonight class day breakfast plunge party and the seniors class play Ted Drops In will follow commencement week events.
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Deaconess School
A. L
Daddy
Brosdwater
Ted
Jack Ritch
George Antillen
Hal Jard Bright
Edward Deaton
Kathyrine
Betty
Alice Woods
George Untinen
Clara Carlson
Nellie Shoemaker
George Untinent
Conrad Smitherstaino
George Lutinen
Conrad Smithers
National Guardsmen Begin Regular Work at Camp Erickson
Montana National Guard units start earnest training at Camp Erickson with Maj Dan B Noble of Lewistown directing the program under Maj Rockwood. Operations include defensive and offensive Ray and chemical warfare, with a school for meas management organized by First Lt Albert Roth eimich. Instructors from regualr Montana Guard also on duty.
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Caran Erickson Yeaterday
Fanary
Montana National Guard
Dan B. Noble
Lewistown
Rockwood
Carps
Albert E Rotheimich
Wort Miskoula
Lleutenant
Wheat
Livingston
Konda
Rozomas
Ho M
Winesnom
Smith
Chinsok
Alya Straw
Howitzer Company
Atie Cavin
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Garry
Frank Domain
Loch Hospital
Juan Les Pin
France
George Graham, Butten
Lafayette Tacadrille
Hint
Willie Todd
Carroll
Evans
Blake
Trumpy
John Curt Morgan
Ace
Afl
Wiese
Tan
Tie Wae
Stidge
John
Amie
Mr. Morgan
Willie
Estelle
John Raves
Broken Bow
Neb
G. A. R. Veterans
President Hoover
White House
Washington
New York
Madison Square Garden
Ward W. Browning
Abeens
Tre Globe Clothing and Jewelry Company
Se Pow
North Main
Atreet
Helena Hardware, Company
Sherman Music
National
Camp Erickson
Vatican
Cris
Tommaso la Bella
Papal State
Chichesters
Siakord Wis
Radz Fee
Walker’s
F. Colvin
N. Datis
Weggenman Market
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