Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 34, No. 158, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 31, 1923

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... in political Europe preceding, during and Im media t ely following the world war, became prime minister... of England, October 23, 1922, upon the resignation ot David Lloya Gcorge, last of the famous war premiers... the premier, who had been so courageous and powerful in the conduct of the war, sank back Into his seat... had broken down. Late in May, 1923, it was announced that the premier was during the war... that a coall. embarramsment be won government was essentinl for the successful prosecution of the war. I Bonar

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... ssarmles has been touring the ’ nited States, accompanied by offi cor .from the war department at

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... artist husband were ing the war in Bavarian regiments, awn In Switzerland, but it hnd been A number

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... was dedteated at Princeton. Just before the war Dartmouth wan called to Haverhill. Mass,, where it d eated

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..., was added the enrr or <;. W. Loans, whose body war found suspended by , a rope from a hed post in his room

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... LOT- Three blocks trom new war seh0 *1. ’ modern improvemenfs $350 BILL? JI0 caah, 410 pur month M

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... of Impenchment • Klan war. win find i ng Ham in, Mass reut it. 5 large heautirul 0ed neiRhborhood. $60 1 W ANTED

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... and flour, and would give gid similar to that n’forded Russia after the war. O!trtalunnnuncemoa

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