A Fight for the Near East and the Straits
The piece argues England France and Turkey clash over the Dardanelles and Constantinople with imperial aims in play. It questions Britain s control of navigation and the risk of war, while noting Kemal Pasha s potential moves and Soviet Russia s growing influence.
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England
Prine
Germany
France
Inter Cata
Paris
Atiatic
Dar- Aanelien
Turkey
Lloyd George
Rance
Berliner Lokolanzeiger
Dardaneltex
Ke- Mial
Dardanelles
Gallipali
Adrimonte-Dimotika
Kemaliats
Vlachopul
Thracis
Asia Minor
Kemal
Macedonia
Aegean Sea
Dedeaghatch
I Alming
Kemal Pasha
Mesopotamia
Thracia
Arnold Tombey
Manchester Guard Glan
Cyprian
Cyprus
Kare
Sea of
Marmara
Soviet Russia
Near East
Beytes
Russia
Sevres
Labor and Imperialism in English Labour Party Debate
A telegram reports English Labour Party leaders in Downing Street and Lloyd George discussions on war policy. Clynes and Thomas criticize Lloyd George as a peace facade masking preparation for war, urging Labour to mobilize against international conflict and defend England's allies amid tensions reflected in Tunis news. Page continues the discussion.
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Labor Party
Hay
Lloyd George
Downing Street
Clynes
Mr. Thomas
Manchester Guardian
Thomas
Royal Court of Justce
Mees
Thomas and
England
Tunis
Clynen
Thomax
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Constanti-nople
Sarmits
Pacrem
Engand
Adargun
Kars
Adargin
Gibraltar
Suez
Aden
Singapore
Mediterranean Sea
Indi
Pacific Ocean
Hagland
Black Sea
Daily Chronicle
Russa
Ocean
Huck Sea
Constantinolu
Gallipoli
Straits
Rusia
Ruwan
People's Commissariat For Foreign Affaire
Lord Balfour
Karakhan
Engiiah Imperialtom Fation