U. S. Warships to Constantinople in Sharp Action
The United States ordered two divisions of destroyers from Norfolk to Constantinople to protect American lives and property in Asia Minor and keep the Dardanelles open. Six destroyers per division, under Admiral Bristol, may be deployed as needed. Relief funds and international commerce policy frame the move amid Greek Turkish turmoil.
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Asia Minor
Dardanelles
Washington
United States
Naval Service
Norfolk
Constantinople
Asiatic
Bristol
Greece
Turkey
Constantine
Smyrna
Hughes
Denby
Congress
State Department
America
United Sites
Sea of Marmora
Bosphorus
Amenean Shipping
Kemal Rebuffs British on Dardanelles Neutral Zone
In Constantinople on September 29 Alustopha Kemal rejects recognizing a neutral zone alone at the Dardanelles. He says Turkish occupation of points there is part of nationalist policy and not a hostile act. He notes British fortified positions and Greek passage to justify denying a neutral zone claim.
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Constantinople
Alustopha Kemal
Dardanelles
Charles Harrington
Kemal
Dardaneves
Polbcy
Tle
Pope Pius Urges Kemal to Seek Peace in Turkey
Rome dispatch reports Pope Pius telegraphed Mustapha Kemal Pasha urging him to take all possible measures to prevent further bloodshed amid escalating conflict in Turkey.
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Kemal
Asia Minor
Rome
Pope Pius
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Big Jim Hanbery Returns From War To Resume Life
Lieutenant James W. Hanbery known as Big Jim, presumed dead by his Pittsburg wife and Enid and Tulsa families, survived severe wounds after leading a bayonet charge at Chateau Thierry. He later served as a newspaper reporter in Omaha and was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross in a ceremony at Fort Crook with Gen Pershing letters read.
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Big Jim
Pittsburghan
Enid
Okla
Tulsa
James W. Hanbery
Omaha
Fort Crook
American Legion
Hanford MacNider
John J. Pershing
Henry Allen
Kansas
Hanbery
Chateau Thierry
War Department
Pittsburg
France
States
State Normal School
Company L. Fifty-ninth Infantry
Legion Men as Policemen in Portland
Glenn H. Ticer a former infantryman and Port land employment chief of the American Legion was asked by the police commissioner to mobilize ex soldiers as specials. During the waterfront lockout veterans in war uniforms wore police badges and 52 veterans were sworn in as specials. L. L. Robertson is pictured operating the stop and go signs for two months.
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Glenn H. Ticer
Employment Bureau of Portland
Ore
American Legion
Portland
Longshoremen
Water Front
L. L. Robertson
I Am the Peach Faced Love Bird and Other Zoo Talk
In a zoo scene a peach faced love bird from South Africa speaks of rarity and color. Other birds describe ground habits, varied diets, and nesting by hollow trees with clay entrances. Cock of the Rock boasts vivid orange plumage and a desire to appear wise to onlookers.
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South Africa
Free State
Guiana
Lady Amherst
The Man Who Makes Hay While The Sun Shines
A proverb notes that a person who seizes favorable moments quickly may avoid hardship. The saying emphasizes timely effort and preparation over procrastination or reliance on luck.
Women urged to seek Swamp Root kidney remedy now
Advert says thousands of women suffer undiagnosed kidney and bladder trouble. It claims kidney disease causes pain, nervousness, and loss of ambition. Recommends Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root with a sample offer of ten cents and to mention the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Home Dyeing For Women
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as simple to use for dyeing sweaters skirts coats and more with guaranteed color fastness. It instructs buyers to specify fabric type Wool Silk Linen Cotton or mixed and promises no spotting fading or running. A seemingly unrelated joke question follows.
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U. S
Pofe
Legion Men
Oregon
Daddy
Aris
Colgate
W.l.douglas
S & Boys
W. L. Douglas
Mississippi
Douglas
Douglas Shoes
W.L Douglas Shoe CO
Spark Street
Brockton
Mass
Expecliive
Adrian, Mich
Erie Care Gash Marine Co
N. Y
Chicago
Saleomen
Most Liberal Commission
Modern Brush, CO
Davenport
Iowa
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