Turkish Straits Under Drastic Allied Control
Provisional Turkish Treaty summary shows limited internationalization of Constantinople and the straits zone. Inter Allied Commission staffed with its own flag and budget will govern a broad zone including seas, land areas, forts, and rail lines, with near sovereign powers and independence from the League of Nations.
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Washington
Associated Press
Constantinople
Straits
Inter-Ailied Commission of Control
Europe
Almast
League of Nations
Turk Nationalists Shell Sultan's Army Near Ismid
In Ismid Asia Minor Turkish nationalist forces led by Mustafa Kemal press the Sultan's troops along the railroad toward Scutari. The London dispatch reports vigorous attacks with battlefield exchanges and shifting positions as authorities track the campaign's progress.
Guaranteed mortgage investment offers 514 percent return
An investor is offered a guaranteed return of 514 percent by the Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Company, with principal and interest protected. The note emphasizes that such a high guaranteed rate is rare and notable for potential buyers.
Greek and British Leaders Face Turkish Treaty Tensions
London reports troops on both sides shelling in the area as Greece fears renewed war. Venizelos plans talks with Lloyd George and Curzon on the Turkish treaty amid concerns over extended response time to the alliance plan. France reports a French battalion at Bozann capitulated to Turkish forces near Adana. A parliamentary review of policy in Mesopotamia and Asia Minor is delayed, with a Turkish inquiry delegation decided.
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London
Turkey
Venizelos
Greece
Ondon
Lloyd George
Karl Curzon
Republic
Alsthouh
Alexander
Pats
Bozann
Cilicia
Asia Minor
Adinahie
Hozino
Aout
Adana
Chamber of Deputive
Seamen Demand Blockade Resolution At Conference
At Ganda on June 16 the International adopted a resolution proposed by Thilian ietesiees urging abolition of warfare by ending national competition. Andreer Furuseth supported the plan along with Seamen's delegates and the French representative, while English delegates opposed it. The resolution called for boycotts until Hungary’s work is refined.
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Russia
Ganda
International
Thilian Ietesiees
Andreer Furuseth
Numa M. Rivelli
Wedemstion
Nice
Hungary
Turks Reach An Agreement With Russia Concessions to Armenia
Moscow reports a Djemal Pasha backed understanding with Soviet authorities on mutual interests, signaling willingness to concede to Armenia including cession of towns and areas, and proposing plebiscites in specified territories. Enver and Djemal previously toured Berlin seeking alignment.
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Moscow
Associated
Proes
Djemal Pasha
Young Turk Party
Paver Piha
Alli
Demat Pasha
Marine
Enver
Diemal
Berlin
Asis Minor
Armen
Gatd Mjemal
Artiia
Lown
Uum
Bits
Donal Pashasad
Refusal of League Mandate for Armenia Stirs Debate
Tehran reports the Soviet government rejects any plan to attack Persian independence while stating the Caspian Sea needs protecting Russian shipping. The article notes the American Senate declined to consider President Wilzer's recommendation, and the League of Nations rejected Armenia’s mandate. The piece highlights tensions over foreign influence and regional security in Persia.
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League of Nations
Armenia
American Senate
Wilzer
United of the Man- 1
Persia
Teheran
Bersia
Caspian Sea
Caspian
Enz
Americans Escape From Kiev Perils
Americans in the Kiev region fled westward as Bolshevik forces advanced. Lieutenant George Cowford of Wilmington and Captain Merion Cooper of Jacksonville made an emergency landing at Meld, set fire to their aircraft, and escaped with a few documents before Polish and Soviet actions encroached. General Budenevs raiding Soviet cavalry pursued them as the area erupted in confusion and partisan activity through the countryside.
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Warsaw
Kiev
Vivany Scuadron
Kosciusko
George Cowford
Wilmington
Col
Cap A Merion Cooper
Jacksonville
Budeaneys
Pnally
Pan
Enna Coloanl Moffat
Bighway
Ahitoonte
Tyrlennosy
Neteheski
Winnsoma
Baderney
Coloel Mofarmands
Kany
Jie Badennenye
Jie Badennenye Hind Penetrated Ti Cot and A of ZA Liwinig Eluissimie
Tring
Bolow Merionk
Molar
Allies May Withdraw Turkish Draft Treaty
London reports The Daily Mail claiming the Allies intend to withdraw the Turkish draft treaty after protests by the Turkish Grand Vizier in Paris. Authorities in London cite confident whispers from informed quarters that the Supreme Council will withdraw the draft.
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London
Daily Mail
Mai
Paris
Supreme Council
Bolsheviki Press Polish Forces Near Kiel Region
Report from Moscow says Bolsheviki push in Kiel region as Polish engineers hold roads while infantry fight. Four young Polish Red Cross workers reportedly captured and held by the Bolsheviki in Gov region. T Ottawa?
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Hosheviki
Polish Red Cross
Gov
London
Jana
Kiel
Moscow
Crew of Steamship Berwyn Sunk Off Arabia Safe
Dispatches received by Lloyds from Bombay report the crew of the American steamship Berwyn, sunk off Arabia, are rescued by another vessel. The captain, born porting the silk in Arabia, and his crew were aided by the assisting ship and are now safe.
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Berwyn
Arabia
London
Lloyds
Rachi
British India
Amburg
Bernys Sinks After Hitting Rock Off Kurs Muria Island
A State Department report from Washington on June 10 notes the Bernys struck a rock and sank off Kurs Muria Island in the Arabian Sea, 700 Ader from shore. The incident details are limited in the dispatch, with no immediate information on survivors or cargo.
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State Department
Washington
Kurs Muria Island
Arabian Sea
Chinese Troops Attack Mission Kill American Mission Te …
Chinese forces attacked the Reformed Church mission at Yo jaw near Liling in Hunan Province, killing American missionary Rev. W. A. Reinert. Strong protests were lodged with the Chinese government through the Peking legation. Dr. Balmer turt was sent to the field. Rev. Reinert had served as president of Huping College. Family members were with him. furlough granted.
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U.S
Peking
W. A. Reimert
Chang Caing-yao
Chang
Hunan
Imi
Inese
Agwricartion
W. A. Rensert
Reformed Church
Yo Jaw
Chiness
Legation
State Department
Philadelphia
Balmert
Reformed Sionary Field
China
Huping College
Youran
Ishone
Naw Tripoli
Lehigh Cannry
William
Mercersburg Academy
Reimert
T Mert
Yoehow
Dr. Reimert
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Title Guarantee & Trust Co
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