Greek Trade, Turks, and the Asia Minor Crisis in 1920s
The article surveys Greek administration in Asia Minor, noting Greek civilians doubling toward a million as Turkish forces advance. It discusses Greek trade expansion, Avli and Smyrna as cultural hubs, Attic Greek laws in Smyrna, and the impact of Greek revolts, massacres, and population shifts. It also contrasts western road progress with bullock carts shaping Turkish infrastructure and resistance to macadamization.
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Smyrna
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Avdis
Taniee Webster
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Weston Asia Minor
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Giliaiy
la Simbyana
Jessenraes
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Orient
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Hunan
Vitor
Anatolia
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Stranger to be sought by Westminster Brotherhood class
The Westminster Brotherhood class of Waterloo hosts an open assembly at the Presbyterian church with 40 newcomers present. Speakers urge church unity and welcoming strangers, forming a three member committee to bring aliens into church life and educate them about American constitutional literature and ideals.
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Mlipagey Pressterian Eharel
Ofenson
Mintley
Chereh
A. ©. Preston
A. Cohegan
Ehe
Cla
Miles Potter
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
W. A. Dodd
Ron. McDonald
Walnut Street Baptist Church
A. BE. Gnagy
Nvyor
Als A. Zimmeran
Cty
Westminster Brotherhood
America
F. L. Dmn
A. A. Zimmerman
Dr. I. GC. Hemsworth
Mullan
Waterloo
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