Greek Mountaineers Stand Firm Against Invaders
In the hill country the hardy Greek mountaineers brace for potential invaders. Their resilience and preparedness signal they will resist disruption and protect their homeland despite looming threats.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1923
Page
9
Imperial Palace Survives Quake Reaches Refugee Hope
A Japanese filer aboard a plane over Tokyo reported the imperial palace largely intact amid extensive quake damage. He described smoking ruins and the palace grounds sheltering a portion of refugees as survivors seek shelter in remaining intact sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Japan
Orient
Imperial Hotel
Lay
Papyrus Owner to Bring Derby Winner to Belmont Park
Len Irish plans to bring Papyrus English Derby winner to America to race against top three year olds at Belmont Park in October. Scientists arrive in Southern California to observe the September 10 solar eclipse with giant telescopic cameras to photograph the event as Old Sel and other observers prepare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papyrus
America
Belmont Park
Len Irish
Trish
Callifornia
Sel
Arbadil Rug, World Famous Piece at South Kensington Museum
The world renowned Arbadil rug valued around 250000 pounds resides in the South Kensington Museum. It hails from the town of Arbadil and measures 34 by 17 feet with thirty million knots. Turkish weaving avoids living likenesses in rugs to obey the Koran and discourage idolatry.
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South Kensington Museum
Beauty spots of Canadian Rockies lure noted artists
Artists and photographers from Canada and the United States are drawn to Banff and the Canadian Pacific Rockies. Regular visitors like Carl Rungius Belmore Browne and Leonard M. W. paint mountain goats, sheep and bears in their wilderness homes. The Banff art colony attracts painters such as M. Kimbel W Langdon Kibned and Charles W. Simps among others to capture jade green lakes and mountain scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Rockies
Banff
Canadian Pacific Rockies
Carl Runeius
Dan
Buniaw
Rungivs
Altman
Natonal Academy of Design
Corcoran
Washington
Belmore Browne
Mt McKinley
Danff Round
New York
Rungius
M. Kimbel
Ranft
Lake O'Hara
Lake Louise
W. Langdon
Leonard M
Alaska
Calgary
Canada
Strgeant
F Blanfed
Tink
Charles. W. Simps
Montreal
Oliver
Grover
Chicago
Philip
Fo Goodwin
Edward Potthast
Albert Selle
PN Gone Hombier
Aatiers
Buncalow
Lakeside
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Yokia
Imperial Palace
Perial
U. 8. Navy Hospital
Yokohama
U.S
Hind
Irish
Mrs. Irish
Sol
Moon
Oliver J. Lee
Catalina Island
Hoosier State
Antoinette Folta
Michigae City
Ind
Reece Miss Antoinette
Michiigan City
Tyrol
Banfi
Essen
Germany
Ksern
Sore Spale
Diucas
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