Real Armenia relief drive under General Harbord
The article recounts General Harbord's relief effort in Asia Minor, detailing Near East Relief led by Henry J. Berton and others aiding Armenians. It notes American volunteers, including two Smith College graduates, operating an orphanage for 700 children near Malatya, and outlines the planned fund to cover clothing, blankets, footwear, and basic utilities. It stresses the need for a $250,000,000 relief effort and mentions the political shift hindering local development.
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Amétic
Yietine
Ghetter
Iveu
Enet
Heary J. Berton
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Unclear OCR fragment on religious and political conflicts
Fragmentary report notes tensions between religious and political factions and references a plague like issue linked to Brikans. Mentions San Angelo and a location in Texas with an April date. Details are distorted and names are uncertain.
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Protests Over High Clothing Prices At Busy Market
The scene shows women in overalls and varied attire protesting steep clothing costs. Vendors and buyers mingle as discussion centers on price fairness, with observers noting a restrained yet visible discontent during the Saturday crowd.
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