The Old Story Of The Crusade In Turkey Turmoil
Constantinople faces a near civil war as the clash between Muslim piety and Western political ideas escalates. The sultan seeks constitutional sovereignty with limited household allowances while the Committee of Union and Progress demands unconditional submission. Cabinet ministers, led by Tewfik Pasha, negotiate a compromise amid divisions within the movement and fear of foreign intervention. The army’s influence, possible sultan deposition, and potential violence heighten the crisis.
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Constantinople
Mussulman
Committee of Union and Progress
Musni Pasha
Izzet Pasha
Saloniki
Rifaat Pasha
Tewfik Pasha
Grand Visier
Yussef Isxedin
Abdul Hamid
First Army Corps
Ohammedan League
Peruna Advertisements Highlight Household Trust in Dr Hartman
Mrs D C Nolan of Gem Kansas praises Peruna for curing throat trouble and keeping her family healthy. The letter extols Peruna as a safe home remedy for babies coughs colds and catarrh and notes Peruna tablets as convenient. Other callers share experiences of relief from stomach issues dyspepsia constipation and general catarrh claiming life changing benefits from Dr Hartman’s medicine. An astonishing number of families use Peruna continuously for petty ailments.
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D. C. Nolan
Gem
Kas
Peruna
John M. Stabler
Millersburg
Ind
Dr. Hartman
Perrna
Camps Face Kurdish Clerical Crackdown in Court Martial Debates
Reporting from a colonial theater, authorities enforce strict religious laws on the civil courts. Three days earlier two Hadjas were defeated at a court martial and expelled from camps. The next day thirty were arrested and imprisoned as zealots proselytize. Yesterday camps were overrun with arrest waves, with scores seized and ten punished by court order.
Mountain Climb Auto Races On Lookout Mountain
Risky Business Chattanooga April 22. Up the Lookout mountain slope where Civil War fights occurred, drivers will contest for prizes today and over the next two days. The five mile course, 2000 feet up, tests nerve with sharp turns. A stone road, guarded by government troops, sanctions from the American Automobile Association and Lookout Mountain Automobile club. Eight events planned, six cars and two motorcycles. The first is a free for all for automobiles of any make or construction.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Lookout Mountain
American Automobile Association
Lookout Mountain Automobile Club
Daughters of the American Revolution Officers Contest Grows
Washington April 32 reports the race for DAR officer posts heats up as contestants claim wins. Mrs Scott of Dunole and Mrs Story of New York lead the field amid mounting campaign activity and expectations.
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Beth
Washington
Scott
Dunole
Btory
New York
Connecticut's Governor Lilley Dies at 49 in Hartford
Governor George L Lilley died at the executive mansion after a four week illness of acute nephritis. He did not regain consciousness after slipping into coma. Survived by wife Mrs Lilley and three sons Frederick John Theodore, with doctors and nearby relatives at his bedside. First Company Govenors Foot Guards mustered for duty. body to lie in state at the capitol before funeral from Trinity Church Hartford. Time of funeral to be announced.
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Hartford
Conn
George L. Lilley
Executive Mansion
Frederick
John
Theodore Lilley
John A, Lilley
Governors Foot Guards
Trinity Church
Capitol
Asia Minor on the brink of volcano
Beirut April 22. Alexandretta is critical with panic and thousands of refugees. British marines patrol the city as the Triumph moves to Ayas to relieve it. Beilan Pass Hadjin Marash Aintab Mersina Tarsus Adana uncertain. Rumors swirl as northern Syria and Asia Minor edge toward disaster. American cruisers reportedly sailing for Turkish waters. Distress mounts. aid urgently needed.
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Beirut
Syria
Alexandretta
Diana
Triumph
Ayas
Beilan Pass
Alexandretia
Hadjin
Marash
Aintab
Mersina
Tarsus
Adana
Asia Minor
Sweeney Charged With Embezzlement in Louisville
John W. Sweeney of Campbellburg Indiana, Atlas Produce agent for Lafayette Indiana, was arrested in Louisville on April 22 charged with embezzling 500 dollars from the company. He was taken to Lafayette to stand trial.
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Louisville, Ky
John W. Sweeney
Campbellburg
Ind
Atlas Produce Company
Lafayette
Ex Senator Turpie Dead in Indianapolis Home
Former United States Senator David S Turpie dies at 862 North Meridian Street Indianapolis aged eighty or would have been eighty next July. Career spanned Indiana politics law and national service with key roles as judge momentous codification work and multiple campaigns. He retired from the Senate in 1899 and had lived in retirement for a decade with his daughter Ella as his only immediate survivor.
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Indianapolis
United States
David S. Turpie
North Meridian Street
Turpie
Ella
United States Senate
Beveridge
David Turpie
Hamilton County
Ohio
Kenyon College
Indiana
Monticello
Indiana General Assembly
Joseph É. Wright
Court of Common Pleas
Benton, White and
Tippecanoe
Giroult Court
White County
Thomas A. Hendricks
Jease D. Bright
J. A. Wright
Turple
Senate
Congress
Laporte
Schuyler Colfax
Logansport
Marion
Isaac P. Cray
Cleveland United States
District of
Democratic Legislative Caucus
United
States Senate
Wiliam H. Niblack
Benjamin Harrison
Charles W. Fairbanks
General Assembly
Albert J. Beveridge
Judge Turpie
St. Louis
Chicago
Predictions on Dry Vote in Tippecanoe and Delaware
Indianapolis dispatch reports the anti saloon league predicting Tippecanoe and Delaware counties will vote dry next week. Purdue president Stone will ensure voters are eligible Lafayette students may influence outcome. Governor Marshall pursues railroad commission reorganization and possible new appointment before May. Democratic party reorganization talks surface among Kern Lamb and others.
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Don
Tippecanoe
Delaware
Indianapolis
Ind
Anti-Saloon League
Supt
Shumaker
Lafayette
Pres. Stone
Purdue
Democratic Party
Marshall
Kern
Lamb
Arrangement Allows Martin to Serve on State Tax Board
Colonel Matson of Greencastle and Parke M. Martin of Indianapolis have agreed that Martin will serve on the state tax board until August 24, the expiration date of his commission. Matson's commission dates from early April and Gov. Marshall advised settling the office start time with Martin.
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Colonel Matson
Greencastle
Parke M. Martin
Indianapolis
State Tax Board
Matson
Marshall
Martin
Roosevelt Heads Inland As Floods Delay Plans
Ex President Theodore Roosevelt arrived at Mombasa aboard the Admiral in good health with his party. Heavy floods forced a change in plans and the special train to Sir Alfred Pease's ranch on the Athi river will depart at two this afternoon. A French labor federation call and a Cincinnati child disappearance are noted in a fragmentary report.
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Mombasa
British East Africa
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Sir Alfred Pease
Athi River
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Augusta Pauline Ochs
North English
Iowa
Hartman
Mrs. D
Nolan
J. M. Stabler
Connecticut
Lilley
Asia-Minor
Indianapolls
David
Railroad Commission
Burt New
Supreme Court
Judge Wood
Evansville
General Federation ‘of Labor
Mey Y
Leo
John Mulhern
Cincinnati
Roland P. Faulkner
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