World War ends Sultan Mohammed VI era in Turkey
The World War weakened Sultan Mohammed VI of Turkey leaving him with only a fraction of his former realm. He abdicated power in 1922, fled to a British ship bound for Malta, then settled in San Remo where he died in 1926 hoping to regain influence. His exile included a harem of 150 wives and 326 children.
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Mustapha Kemal
Malta
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Local Social Notes And Visitors In Belton Area
Belton Singing drew a good crowd Sunday. Eart Womack of Pleasant Hill and Saturday night guests of Mr and Mrs J W Siddions. J L Eley visited in McCaskill Tuesday. Vander Pierce and business visitors in Nashville Monday. Sick list members show rapid recovery. Marie Puryear hosted by Margaret Stone Tuesday night. Hannie Cantrel visited Eva Chism Tuesday. Mrs Douglas Chism and Lula Belle Dotson with Rine Davis Monday evening. L A Manning and Bull Daniels in Nashville Monday. An odd political quip about Willie and a Democratic song. A Toledo glass-house ad line noted by a realtor. A stone’s
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J. W. Siddions
J. L. Eley
McCaskill
Mrs. Vander Pierce
Nashville
Marie Puryear
Margaret Stone
Hannie Cantrel
Eva Chism
Douglas Chism
Lula Belle Dotson
Rine Davis
L. A. Manning
Bull Daniels
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