Word: turkeys
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Syria (bounded on the north by Turkey, on the south by Palestine and Transjordania, on the east by Iraq and on the west by the Mediterranean Sea) is held by France under mandate from the League of Nations (confirmed July 23, 1922) and is composed of five states. The states of Damascus in the south, of Aleppo in the north, of Alaouite in the east form the Syrian Federation; the two remaining states of Jebel Druze in the south and Great Lebanon on the west coast are autonomous...
...agenda of the Assembly: Admittance of Ireland, Ethiopia (Abyssinia), who will be asked to abolish slavery; and possibly the admittance of Turkey, Mexico, Germany; consideration of reports from the following ten Commissions of the League...
Said the Premier: "The eyes of the whole world are fixed upon Turkey, and we must immediately begin to put into effect the most urgent reforms up to the limits of our financial capacity...
GREECE "When There Is No Peace" The Greek Government ratified the Treaty of Lausanne and its auxiliary conventions. A decree issued at the same time officially proclaimed the cessation of a state of war with Turkey...
Poland and Turkey are not to be confused. Poland wants to be educationally reorganized by Americans. Turkey does not. Moreover Turkey has excluded American teachers from its own schools, whereas Poland has engaged Miss Martha Mazurowski, principal of public school No. 13 in Buffalo, N. Y., to aid in remodeling its entire educational structure. Poland's engagement of Miss Mazurowski may be a delicate compliment to the excellence of American education. Or it may be a generous recognition of the successful administration of an American school by a Pole. But in either case Poland is to be credited with...