Constantine Ousted and War Declared Over Thrace
Edward W. Pickard credits Mustafa Kemal Pasha and allied nations with shaping a Turkish nationalist government likely to regain European territory lost in World War I and possibly parts of Mesopotamia under British mandate. He asks readers whether Turks deserve restoration and if another major war is worth preventing such outcomes.
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Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Turkey
Europe
Mesopotamia
Oviet
Russia
Balkan
Egypt
Turkiye Peace Talks Move Amid Concessions and Neutral Zones
Alien nations press for a peace conference inviting Turkish leaders to discuss Thrace and the Dardanelles while keeping the straits open to all. Kemal nonchalantly seeks Turkish independence and control of the Sea of Marmora and Bosporus, with Turkey threatening actions near the neutral zone as negotiations unfold.
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Near East
Turkey
Thrace
Maritza
Adrianople
Russia
M. Franklin-Boulillon
Smyrna
Kemal
Dardanelles
Sea of Marnern
Bosporus
Straits
Constantinople
Chicago Tribune
Great Britain
Sea of
Marmora
Ukrainia
Black Sea
Mudania
Lord George
Forces clash as Greek army revolt tops Turkish tensions
Turkish demands for a neutral withdrawal meet Kemal’s denial as he cites British neutrality breaches. Greek rebellion unfolds in Anatolia and Athens with air proclamations calling for Constantine’s abdication and a new pro Allied government. Crown Prince George sworn in as revolutionary committee seizes power to resist Paris peace terms and defend Thrace.
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Kemal
Evolt
Anatolia
Athens
Constantine
Thrace
George
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Constantinople
China to assume control of Chinese Eastern railway as pact ends
Washington reports say Stevens commission will terminate after Japanese troop evacuation from Siberia and China will run the railway with protection ensured. British offer to pay $50 million interest cited, while U S funding plans and London talks unfold. Boxers indemnity dispute adds tension.
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United States
Japan
Stevens Commission
Siberia
Washington
Peking
China
John F. Stevens
Federal judge upholds injunction against railway shopmen
In Chicago Judge Wilkerson sustained the temporary injunction obtained by Attorney General Daugherty against railway shopmen. The union attorneys offered no challenge to the order and hope to appeal to the U S Supreme Court. In Des Moines twenty thousand Civil War veterans gathered for the Grand Army of the Republic encampment. A death occurred during the parade and J W Willett of Tama Ia was elected commander for the year. Senator Thomas E Watson of Georgia died suddenly in Washington. Eamon de Valera abdicated as Irish republican leader and Liam Lynch succeeded him amid ongoing guerrilla warfare. The Freeman's Journal notes changes in leadership and ongoing conflict in Ireland.
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Wilkerson
Chicago
Daugherty
Supreme Court of the United States
Des Moines
Grand Army of the Republic
Lewis 8. Pilcher
Hanford MacNider
American Legion
Jomas E. Watson
United States
Georgia
Washington
House of Representatives
Woodrow Wilson
League ‘of Nations
Freeman
Jourmal
Dublin
Eamon de Valera
Liam Lynch
Lynch
Repubicans
County Kerry
American Toys Roth Sees Growth in U S Toy Market
American Toys Roth reports a marked shift in conditions vs a year ago affecting German toy imports. Higher German prices level with American prices, no export tax, Germany struggles for raw materials, sparking cancellations. U.S. industry could expand as demand grows for domestically produced toys.
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Germany
Better Sires Data to South Africa Drive Against Scrub Bulls
Rhodesia plans a campaign to suppress breeding of scrub bulls with US Department of Agriculture help. A secretary of agriculture request seeks USDA aid and plans to present to the Rhodesia Agricultural Union. The department provides literature on better site selection stock movement and form cooperative bull associations.
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Rhodesia
South Africa
Secretary of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Rhodesia Agricultural Union
City of Many Languages Visible in Shops
Observers note Constantinople hosts representatives of many nations with signs in nine languages visible on storefronts. The claim is that every language spoken worldwide is represented among the city’s retailers.
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Constantinople
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