Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-05
Agreement on Points
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the difficulty Of their acquicscence be-
cause of the small forces at their
command.
/ The Turks Withdrew their demand
for the evacuation OF Thrace in eight
days.
The attitude Of Greece and the
Greek army as represented by Col.
| Plastiras was the only cloud TO
peace in the sky. Plastiras let every
body know that the Greek army was
a real factor and that its new chiefs
We're determined to resist every at
tempt to rcinstate the Turks in
Ihracc. The allied leaders We're in
clincd to share lsmet Pasha's appre-
! hension that Greece still was to be
, reckoned with.
! The Turkish conditions referred to
. in connmtion with the probable
! agreement in the Mudania confer
encc are is follows:
! 1-Formal guarantees concerning
. the evacuation of Thracc.
! Establishment of allied garri-
sons in the larger towns of Thrace.
3-Occupation of Thrace by TURK
ish Nationalist gendarmcre.
! 4-Transler of the civil admins
| tration of Thrace to Kemalist func-
/ tionares.
! 5-Evacuation OF sThrace within
eight days by the Greek army.
| G-Occupation Of the westerly line
Of the Martha river by allied troops.
nj Got ton al t,.i,
! from Angora says that orders have
been issued to Turkish military COM
mands to evacuate the neutral zones
; in Asia Minor Immediately. The
| Turkish cavalry has already begun
to withdraw from the Dardancles
! section.
| Constantinople, Oct. A message
! from Athens says that the Greek gov
eminent has ordered general mobili-
cations of the classes of 1917 and 1918.
| 1t has also cancelled all leaves
Paris. Oct 4.--Former Premier Ncni-
| Zclos of Greece has asked Premier
Poincare to receive him for a confer
ence on Greek affairs. The premier
has appointed Friday for the meeting.
Athens Oct. 4.-(By A. P)-The
minister of war today issued procla-
nation calling on all able bodied citi-
! zens who do not belong 10 the mobil-
lied forces. to volunteer in the Greek
| q rmy until the end Of the present con
fict with Turkey. The war miAister
pointed out the enlistment of new re-
cruts would stimulate patriotism
among the soldiers at the front.
Angora, Oct. 4.-CBy A. P.)-The
trans-Caucasian republics today flied
formal protests with the Nationalist
government here against their exclu-
sion from the Turco-Greek peace con-
ference. They declared that unless
they are included they will refuse to
recognize the decisions Of the confer
ence on the Straits of the Dardanel;ns,
or other questions affecting the inter-
ests of Georgia, Armenia and Azer5ai-
jan.
Angora. Oct 3-The National as
semfIv continues 10 debate the terms
of its proposed reply to the Allied
peace proposals. The more ext cine
deputies demand full recognition by
the Allies of all the provisions of the
national pact, while the moderates
favor acceptance of the Allied terms,
with the proviso that the additional
claims made by the Nationalist will
be granted a hearing at the peace
conference at Venice.
Moscow, Oct. 4.-(By A. P.)-fne
republics of Armenia, Georgia and
Azerbaijan have sent a Joint note 10
the Entente and the Balkan states
and Greece, backing Russia in the
soviet governments protest against