Peace Conference News and Daugherty Liquor Ruling Stir Policy
Attorney General Daugherty rules no alcohol on American vessels and no liquor within three miles, likely aiding ship subsidy passage. Paris talks with Curzon and Poincare claim accord. Mudania terms grant Greece limited control in Thrace and set Turkish authority timelines.
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Daugherty
Britain
America
Charpy
Paris
Curzon
Poincare
France
Ismet Pasha
Sidd Tsinet
Greece
Thrace
Allaritza River
Chanak
Smid
Constantinople
Gallipoli
Angora
Scutari
Ata di H
Moscow
Great Britain
Turkey
Italy
Jugo- Slavia
Rumania
Hungary
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Refugees Flee Turkish Territory Amid Postwar Uncertainty
Large-scale Greek and Russian refugees stream west from Asia Minor and Thrace fearing massacre and Turkish reprisals. Istanbul and Constantinople evacuees face scarce food and disease in camps as Athens searches for aid and Thrace harvests, while Russians fear repatriation to Bolshevik control.
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Anatolia
Constantinople
Greece
Athens
Thrace
Hoover
America
Kemal
Russia
Armistice Protocol Finalized After Prolonged Talks
The armistice protocol was completed at six o'clock Thursday morning with signatures from Generals Harington Charpy Mombelli and Ismet Pasha for Great Britain France Italy and Turkish Nationalists. Ismet pressed for concessions while Harington remained firm stating England would not be forced into terms. The British warned the Turks of consequences if terms were rejected and stressed naval and military strength. General Meantime General
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Harington
Charpy
Mombelli
Ismet Pasha
Great Britain
France
Italy
Ismet
Isngland
Lloyd George holds line as war talk fades in Britain
Britain appears firm on preserving Dardanelles control and avoiding a dignity deficit with Turkey. Lloyd George faces no clear successor as Bonar Law and Lord Birkenhead renew loyalty, Unionists back a permanent coalition, and Christmas election is hinted. The premier’s Manchester speech reinforces his policy stance and seeks public support.
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Turkey
Dardanelles
Lloyd George
Bonar Law
Lord Birkenhead
Manchester
Romanian Crowned as Ferdinand and Mauric Debut Reign
King Ferdinand and Queen Mauric were crowned rulers of Romania in a grand ceremony. Besarabia and Transylvania were noted as added territories from the war. Delegations from many nations attended with princes and dignitaries, while France sent Marshal Foch and General Weygand to support Romania against Soviet Russia.
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Tucharest
Ferdinand
Mauric
Kingdom of
Romania
Bessarabia
Transylvania
Russia
Rumania
Irrance
Foch
Weygand
Poland
Daugherty Bars Liquor From Ships Within Three Miles
The Attorney General's decree forbids liquor on all American vessels and on other ships within the American three mile limit. Initial international uproar fades as Britain asserts no stake in US law and France warns of a possible protest pending the decree’s enforcement and impact on French interests.
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Daugherty
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Seattle
United States
Washington
Debts to America and French Gilt Edges Discussed
Sir Robert Horne may not arrive this month to help adjust British debt terms due to domestic and foreign policy fees. Paris reports France cannot pay debts for four years as funds go to reconstruct devastated regions. Brussels talks may see a plan by Premier Poincare to reduce Germany's indebtedness by about 25 percent, excluding pensions and war costs. The Irish hierarchy condemns guerrilla warfare against the Free State.
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Charaly
America
Robert Horne
Paris
France
Brussels
Poincare
Germany
Japan Notify Washington of Papers on Way and Full Powers Granted
Paris dispatches report France’s parliament delaying action due to many urgent issues while Japan informs Washington that vital documents are en route and Tokyo’s ambassador has full power for exchange ratifications. The dispatches note administration satisfaction and discuss near eastern topics and pacts.
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Japan
Washington
Nbicral
Herbassy
W. i
Paris
Harding appoints seven prominent men to federal posts
President Harding named seven nationally prominent individuals to key posts including Thor Riley Marshall director of the United States Geological Survey, Edward T. Devine editor and publicist, and Charles P. Neill labor commissioner in Roosevelt era.
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Harding
Thora Riley Marshall
United Smith
Maine
United States Geological Survey
Edward T. Devine
Iowa
New York
Charles P. Neill
Illinois
Washington
Roosevelt
Giants Clinch World Series Title in Five Game Showcase
The New York Giants, NL champions, defeated the AL champion New York Yankees in four games with the fifth halted by darkness, securing the world series in decisive fashion.
Early Morning Observes Nature's Quiet Dawn
A lyrical description of dawn as Daylight rises and Night retreats. Mist drifts over meadows while Sun and fairies of dew appear. Birds, rabbits, cows, and watchdogs awaken, praising the early morning as animals and nature claim their time before human bustle begins.
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Mr. Sun
Tle
Nature
Man and the Flowers and the scent of lilies
A fragment discusses the florist aim to improve color and size of flowers while fragrance remains unaltered. It argues scent is essential for insect attraction and fertilization and touches on cosmetic products for skin care and scalp itching.
Italy Leads in Violins and Strings
Italy has long dominated violin making and string production, with renowned craftsmanship shaping the instrument from its strings to the instrument itself. The article highlights Italy as a world leader in high quality violin strings and violins.
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Italy
The Better Plan. Dont you think she should have her voice cultivated
A brief Life magazine quotation reflects a debate on gender expression and voice cultivation, indicating suppression with the remark Dont you think she should have her voice cultivated Yes plowed under.
Red Cross Ball Blue Ad Promises White Linen Shine
Advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue for bright white table linens saying it never disappoints. The copy notes early rising as a matter of taste rather than principle.
Short on deals but long on talk says irksome truth
A man may be short of deal and yet be able to hand out a long line of talk. Everybody wants to save money, but few of us want to do without things to do it.
Rainy nights skip dinner parties as jail meals loom
A fragmented line notes that rain spoils dinner parties but a jailed man need not worry about his next meal, implying a harsh contrast between social events and incarceration.
So Different From Hers Edith Wedding Date Request
A conversation quoted in the Boston Evening Transcript notes Edith and Miss Flytte discussing wedding plans. Jack asks to set the date, prompting humorous remarks on how seriously fiances treat engagements.
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Edith
Jack
Tuning In Bootstrap Quip About Tuning In
A cartoon caption features a character asking how to tune in and another replying it's easier than starting a car. The exchange plays on mechanical and radio jargon with a light humorous tone.
Fish Story Hooks Reader With Missing Giant Catch
A humorous fish tale unfolds as one angler asks about a big catch and another replies that the fish pulled the line overboard leaving the outcome hanging.
When You Cease Hoping for the Best
A reflective line about shifting mindset from optimism to practical assessment. It suggests evaluating available resources and realities to guide decisions and actions. It frames hope as a catalyst to inventory strengths and constraints.
Quote on discretion over public opinion toward individuals
A reflective line notes that value lies in restraint rather than judgment spoken aloud. It argues that thinking of others matters less than voicing restraint in public. The sentiment emphasizes prudence in expression and social harmony.
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Clinton ST. Moore
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