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Wilmington Dispatch in Wilmington, North Carolina

22 Apr 1917

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Wilmington Dispatch

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Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

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Apr 22, 1917

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Ex Ambassadors Predict Turkey and Bulgaria Back US

Ex ambassador Morgenthau and others say Turkey and Bulgaria will not break with the United States, crediting American missions for influence. They cite Turkish officials except Enver Pasha as seeking peace with America and note relief work for Armenians and Syrians could expand with Allied efforts across Mesopotamia and the Caucasus.

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Turkey Morgenthau Bulgaria United States Austria Germany Robert College Bosphorus America Kipling East Near Eastern Enver Pasha Persia Mesopotamia Myriasis Tigris American Committee For Bagdad Mosul Palestine Il Friston Diarbekir Diererzor Aleppo Armenia Britain Russia Metropolitan Building New York Arabian Desert Belgium Caucasus Asia Minor Asia
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Eighth grade officers, colors chosen. Union School visit noted

The eighth grade girls elected Gladys Williams for president and Fannie Johnson as treasurer with orange and black colors, while the boys chose Henry Geischen as president and Edward Koonce as treasurer, white carnation the flower. rural schools were welcomed and several class activities and wand drills observed.

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Gladys Williams Fannie Johnson Henry Geischen Edward Koonce Union School Fifth Street Ann and Orange Parsley DeWitt Love Thomas A. Edison Christine Fuchs Elizabeth Duffy Elsie Crute Edison Ruark
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