Stites Seek Islam Converts From Turkish Orphans
A League of Nations report details Turkish efforts to erase Christian roots among orphans in Asia Minor. It cites Armenian deportations, reformations under Talaat and Enver Pashas, and a government program to raise Christian children as Muslims. The commission lists about 170,000 orphans deported, with 40,000 reclaimed, and notes continued fear of identity erasure among remaining children.
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Paul Scot Mower
San Antonio Light
Chicago Daily News
Opyright
Fareleo
ApGenera
Chris
Asig
Araores
Christian
Chrisi
Mosiem
Mar
Nanineck
League of Nations Commission
Teague Assembly
Young Turk
Lulaut Pasha
Ebuofp
Dasha Ani Djemal Pasha
Caucasus
Asia
Joxlem
Talaat
Terigue
Kha Reyurh
Mirbi
Gualiman
Hy Kennedy
Ahates
Varins
Cypens
Armenia
Sit
Tomo Youimed
Copstanti
Jople
Lay
Athens
Elimnee
Mie Cuthman
Sehn
Constatina Leulgenty
Unclear Jobless Data Report Connected to Government
Fragmentary text suggests a government effort to compile unemployment figures coordinated by Washington officials. The garbled content mentions President, departments, and planned releases but fails to provide concrete names, dates, or figures.
Wiha Toxin Sent 77 Contaaty AverRalovatbonittoel
Ambiguous OCR fragment mentions toxin and legal action but text is garbled. No clear persons, organizations, dates, or events to anchor a factual two-line card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herod
Germany pays reparations and ships gold to New York
Paris on September 7 the reparations commission announced that Germany had paid 100,400,001 gold marks and supplied three drafts toward 1,001,000,000 gold marks. It said 770,000,000 gold marks have been received in foreign currency to redeem these drafts, and that Germany has shipped gold to New York to balance the 7,000,900,000 gold marks due. The payment under article 5 of the schedule has been effected pending final adjustment.
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Paris
Ithe
Reparsation Commission
New York
Ruling Adopted as Brotherhood Debates Split
A dispute within the Brotherhood of Painters Decorators and Paperbangers reached a vote after opposition from the Chizagnaclesates. The resolution calls for a convention to resubmit the constitution while warning against party divisions. A message from Samuel Gompers praised the alliance of American and British forces in fostering closer ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jprovian Trust
Samuel Gompers
Imbor
Westwinston Abbey
Toy
Lrousmer J
Bielop
Ryle
Dane
Westchister
George
Mary
Aidson Sind
Duke of York
Louis’ Grei
Inverness
London
Hull
Tedford
H. D. L. Viener
Royal Air Forces
Arr
England
America
Hungarians in Flight Clash With Austrians Near Kirschsching
Three thousand Hungarian insurgents clashed with Austrian forces near Kirschsching, the engagement lasting several hours before the Hungarians withdrew. Hungarian casualties were not listed, while Austrian losses included two killed and twenty wounded. Both sides used bond grenades and machine guns in the fighting.
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Vienna
Kirschsching
Sdes
West Teleta crew win big salvage award for Ufte rescue
In Philadelphia on September 1 officers and crew of the steamship West Teleta learned they will receive a substantial salvage award for rescuing the Danish steamship Ufte off the coast of Bootland last January. British courts awarded the prize, and letters told the men of their recognition.
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Philadelphia
Ufte
Ute
Bootland
Unsigned. Drifted Vessel Rescued After St Kildare Strain
A drifting ship was sighted near St Kilda after leaving Atlantic waters. The West Ioteta towed the distressed vessel to Aberdvet as legal questions lingered on compensation for the crew. The incident followed a sequence of warnings and a hawser rescue by the Uffe's crew.
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Fortuna
Woothe
Atlantic
Pateuaier
Hem
St. Kildare
Ieteta
Uffe
Aberdvet
Ioteta
Oil Probe Promised By U S Attorney In Chicago
United States district attorney Charles F. Clyne pledged an inquiry into a complaint by independent oil dealers alleging a conspiracy between Standard Oil and Sinclair Oil to squeeze small dealers. They accuse the majors of seeking to control crude production and gasoline sales at corner stations nationwide.
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Chicago
Charles F. Clyne
United States
Standard Oi Company
Sinclair Oi Company
Te Rompanies
Coantry
Quebec liquor commission to sell to Americans for export
Montreal Sept 1 the Quebec liquor commission which controls intoxicants sales in the province will sell liquor to Americans for export unless the American government consents. Americans will be allowed small quantities for consumption while in the province. The announcement follows a liquor seizure at Lacolle Monday of 70 barrels of beer at a 4000 New York Elks picnic, charged as obtained without a permit.
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Montreal
Commissin Wich
Ube
Sia
Chaiman
Commission
Lacolle
New York
Texas Cowboy Seeks Wife Through Police Help
A Texas cowboy seeks a wife after a letter from John Tyler of Austin requests police aid in finding a spouse. The letter says Tyler is lonely and asks authorities to assist in arranging a match for a schoolteacher who was also a cook and would not wind marrying.
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John Tyler
Austin
Tex
Tyler
Washington Pushes Open Door Policy on Mandates
The State Department outlined American stance on mandates, seeking equal treatment for all nations and the gradual opening of territories for administration. Secretary Hughes advocates open access and independence for select regions while protecting missionary and business interests.
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Washington, D
Geneva
Central
Africa
Pacific Islands
Mandate
Amecican
Minvda
Aimeciena
Water Celebration in Corpus Christi Planned
Discussed in Corpus Christi Texas on September 7, preparations for a public water day celebration honoring the new large basin project proceed. Plans focus on showcasing the city’s great settling basins and the completion milestones for a celebratory event.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Cilr
Bauwer
University staff and dean appointments noted in Texas
The article lists changes at the University of Vous in Martin Texas. It mentions temporary absences and expected returns of administrators including Miss Leenaemameeee, Miss Kung B. Mc Dartivl, Miss Lucy desuphine Newton, and Miss Litia Mary Casix. It notes planned appointment of a new dean of women next year and other faculty shifts for the fall session.
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Matin
Tex
Florence
Hell
University of Vous
Kung B. McDartivl
Ely Ae
Misa Lucy Desuphine Newton
San Antonio
Hay
Toatite Mills to Reopen After Nine Month Suspension
After a nine month suspension Pocahottes and Matoaca cotton mills in Petersburg Virginia will resume operations as water in the Appomattox River suffices to power production. Officials said ore aders are being received in larger numbers and full production is planned.
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Toatite Mills
Petersburg
Sent
Pocahottes
Matoaca Cotton
Appomattox
Hoboes to travel to New Orleans with Chicago welfare group
A letter from the Woha Welfare Association of Chicago announces a group of about two thousand members will travel from Chicago to New Orleans via St Louis starting October 20. They plan to hold a gathering en route and to advocate for a specific cause along the journey.
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New Orleans
St. Louis
Kiree Veil
Woha Welfare Association of
Chicago
St Lewis
Market Report Signals Strong Demand for Tobares Crops
In Winston Salem on a Tuesday in September, traders noted solid demand for the Tobares markets with crops selling at better prices than anticipated. Buyers and sellers reported steady activity and favorable terms amid cautious optimism for the season.
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Winston Salem
Sept
Surgeon Inventor McGraw Dies in Detroit at 88
Detroit Sept 7 Theodore A McGraw 88 renowned surgeon and inventor of the Mefrenw gigature died here Tuesday in Mek. He was widely known for medical innovations and contributions to surgical practice and device design.
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Detroit
Lie
Theodore A. McGraw
Agi
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League of Nations
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Sudvetons
Hoover
Heveytrust
Mavding
Lubin
Parsons
Roy Indie
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Haseem
Seys
Westminster Abbey
King
Crockett
Reths
Canadian Commission
Washington
U.S
Muuntcipal
Mayer
Tovenailid
Inielainy
Cuticura
Maree
Navy
Black
Marmot
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Clothing CO
the House of Satisfaction
Draffe
E.S
W. D. Hussing
Mfg
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Travis
H. Herweck Crockett
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Quillian CO
Losoya
CAIN
Gerode
Ava
Alama Induatrleg
John L. Richter
Petes
Iain Cue
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