Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-06
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N~ATIONALlSTS
SEEK FRESH
CONQUESTS
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Turkish gendarmes have now moved
into areas known as neutral. They
are advancing into the Chanak area.
where only a few weeks ago the
violation of neutrality OF that dis
trict. At Burgas, aNfew miles from
The Dardpnelles. the Kemalists have
established an administration.
sy Demand Salute.
London, Nov. 6.-(By the Assooi-
ated Press. AS a result OF the new
situation created in Constantinoplc by
the demand of Rafet Pasha that the
Allied military occupation Of the city
cease, the peace conference called to
be held at Lausanne. November 10
has been postponed. possibly for a
fortnight it was announced here to-
day.
It Is stated in authoritative circles
that in no circumstances Will the
British point Of view regarding thh
presence of Allied troops in Con
stantinople be changed. The British
intend to uphold the Mudania arms
tice agreemen, and remain in the ncu-
tral zone with heir troops.
Demand Recognition.
Consta ntinople, Nov. 6.-(By the
Associated Press.)-The Turkish Ma
tionalist government has handed a
note to the Allied high commission
ers here to the effect that the war
ships of all nations must ask 1t for
authorization to pass the straits OF the
TN--S---y-. - Jr-, ,~pnrT,nnday
has been informed. They must also
salute the new government of Turkey.
Nationalists in Control.
tBy The Associated Press.)
Constantinople, Nov: 6.-The Ma
tionalist government is in control of
Constantinople. Rafet Pasha is the
new governor and Hamid Bey. the
representative of the Angora govern
ment. has ordered the allied troops
out. In a note to the entente he de-
mands evacuation of the Allied forces.
The Turks have torn UP the Mu-
DANA arimistice convention and are
advancing into the Chanak area oc-
cupied by the British and other neu-
trail zones.
Since noon Saturday the Nationalist
administration Is declared to have
bee established and in celebration
of this masses of excited Turks have
been engaged in disorders. Students
marched against the palace and riot
GUS mobs engaged in such manifesto
tons that it became necessary for the
Allied police to fire on them, several
of the>Turks being killed or wounded.
The Christians in the Stamboul
were seeking shelter and protection
from what they plainly feared-a
Turkish massacre.
TO Keep Peace.
Sunday. however. the government
authorities Issued orders that all dis
turbances should be vigorously put
down. The Allied high commission
ers accepted the new regime and
there was nothing left for the sultan's
ministry but resignation from office.
Tewfig Pasha, the grand vizier, re-
aliztng that his power had disappear
ed. dispatched messages to the rep
refentatives of the sublime porte in
the various capitals to transfer their
to the representatives Of the
Angora government.
There seemed danger for a time
that the radical forces would gain the
upper hand. The sultan was de-
nounced. together with monarchy
and Mustapha Renal Pasha was &C
claimed as "our president 1t be.
came necessary to throw guards O,
troops around the sultan's palace
within which Mohammed vi. now
Cahphonly, is spending fearful hours
AS yet Mohammed VI has given n,
evidence of conforming to the deter
mtnatton of the new goyernmen t,
rio Turkey of the high office of. sui
tan, but the quickly developing pop.
utar movement may soon compel hin
with the loss Of his chiefs. to accen,
the Inevitable.
Assumes Govcrnoship,
Hafet Pasha sprang the news of the
cnange in government in a dramatif
on the Allied generals. Thf
generals had summoned Rafet to di..
CUES the question Of the admission q
hemalist gendarmes to the Gallinol
anu Cnanak zones. At the termina
tlon OF the discussion Rafet "a h,
way OF an after thought, broke tn,
startling news thus:'
must INFORM your exceTenc,
mat since noon the C~onstantinonI
government no longer exists. and
nave assumed the sovernorsMp."
Employees DISCHARGED.
Constantlnople, Nov. s.-An xov
.h,-.. HAoSSS nave been dis
chafsed by. order Of the Angora an
!nor1ties: h archives of each min
a, WIZ De In the custody of one Of
Mclai. whose functions win end afte,
tne FORMAL occupation OF Constan ti.
nopIe by the Nationalist army.
Threatening Signs.
far1s, Nov. 6.-signs Of the Anpor,
governments determination to "a
sume full control of Turkey wtthou
delay 80 as to confront the Lausann
peace conference with already ar
complshed facts are multiplying. III,