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Readable fragments from a dated OCR column discuss art events and local culture in a midsize city. The piece references RDI and RDI Y and notes a stylistic tone tied to an urban milieu. The article remains fragmentary with limited concrete details.
May Enter to East Row A Rushed Naval Move
Fragmented OCR text mentions Bradford Ingt on November with destroyers in Turkish waters and American efforts to settle the trouble. It notes a government stance and a secretary of state announcement backing the Dardanelles action and sending more ships to the war area, tied to a conference in Venice.
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Bradfordington
Nept
Ald Union
Wnter
Venice
Ate
King George II to Seek Allied Help for Greece Crisis
An account from Miller’s service notes King George II will travel to appeal for aid to defend Greece as tensions rise amid rising danger of Turkish action. The entente would face pressure from Romania Slovakia and Bulgaria. Russia may lean with Turkey.
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Webs Miller
Waa
Dia
Interna
Bulgaria
Russia
Turkey
Emania
Elizabeth
Rumania
Official Note Says Serbia Stable Amid Balkans
The Serbian Legation issued an official statement declaring no disturbances in Serbia or in Jugoslavia. The note emphasized stability and peace across the region.
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Serbia
Jugo-Slavia
Mustapha Kemal Pasha rises to Turkish leadership in Asia Minor
In Constantinople Sept 23 a description of Mustapha Kemal Pasha’s ascent from modest origins to leadership of Turkish nationalism is given. Born 1881 in Saloniki, he pursued a military career, opposed Abdul-Hamid, joined the Young Turks, and after World War I helped establish a democratic assembly at Angora with Kemal as its first president.
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Navy Yard
Constantinople
Virginia
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Turkey
Asia
Nikolai Lenine
Soviet
Russia
Mahatma Mubandas Katamchand Gandhi
Bombay
Kemal
Ghandi Ie
Lenine
Kemalie
Saloniki
Macedonia
Tmoilitary
Monastir
Imperial War College
Sultan Abdul-Hamid
Union of Progress
Young Turk Party
Enver Pasha
Asia Minor
Angora
Kemal Was Elected First President of the Assembty
Thera
Halide Edith Hanum
Orient
Lindgren
Greater
Barkus B. Woof
Woof
Community Fund
Henry Building
Fraser Potter
Veterans Gather as Commander Faints Near Reviewing Stand
Eighteen past commanders of a G A R camp in White Bear Lake Minnesota joked with children along the march then dropped dead within sixty feet of the reviewing stand. Governor Kendall addressed a large crowd praising the veterans and the nation’s unity and purpose. Speakers included Commander Pilcher Hanford MacNider and Corporal James Tanner.
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G. A. R. M. J. Mackenhallanen
White Bear Lake
Minn
Gov. Kendall
Maine
California
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Pilcher
Hanford MacNider
American Legion
James Tanner
British Cabinet Faces Kemal defiance over Turkish neutral zone
London dispatch reports the British cabinet meeting with Lloyd George amid Mustapha Kemal's defiant reply to the allied ultimatum. Officials describe the note as impertin ent and stress the crisis as Britain weighs war odds while hoping for a conference with Kemal.
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London
Mustapha Kemal
Lloyd George
United Preeas
Kemal
Harrington
Charles Harrington
Dardanelles
Thrace
Maritza
Greek Revolution Sets Gonatas Leader as New Greek Ruler
Reports describe Col Gonatas leading Greek revolutionaries aiming to defend Thrace and restore order. Affected areas include Athens where one regiment landed to keep peace, while the exiled Constantine and family faced removal. Naval forces including the Averoff join the revolt as King George II ascends at 42, 6 ft 4 in, 260 lb, with Venizelos’s role debated. Further, a cyclone near Eugene Oregon overturns a station building and damages property.
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Col. Gonatas
Thrace
Kemal
Athens
Salonika
Revolion
Revolutionary Committee
Constantine
Sophia
Princean Andrew
Nicholas
Switzerland
Venizelos
France
Pahoulass
Gonatas
Phoca
Laurium
Pahoulas
George
Greece
Elizabeth
Roumantia
Douglas grand jury confronts perjury claim and county indictments
Douglas faces questions over grand jury actions and accusations of perjury as testimony from Anderson and Tompkins is discussed. County officials and the grand jury debate the handling of indictments and the need for a special prosecutor to continue the case.
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Anderson
Carmody
Tompkins
Grand Jury
Harr
Douglas
Horr
Judge Hall
Senvator Patterson
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