Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-06
;NATIONALEl[''S
SEEK FRESH
C'O|INQUl.j|ES;TS D !. ]
Late Actions May Bring
Trouble With the Allies,
Reports Say.
Demands Ships Ask Pernis-
sion to Land; Show
Physical Strength.
BY The Associated Press.) }

CBy Tho Associated Press)
Paris, Nov. e.-The French :.
and British governments, in full
accord, will insist that the An
CORA government respect the
terms of the Mudania armistice,
and instructions to the high com.
missioners in Constantinople have
been drawn up In that spirit. It
is expected in French circles that
the Angora authorities will ac-
cept the viewpoint of the Allies.
Conaantinople, Nov. e.-Hamid
Bey, representative Of the AngoFa
government in, q note to the en-
tente powers, demands Withdraw
al Of the allied troops from Con-
stantinople.
Constantinople, Nov. 6.-The
Sultan's military ministry resigned
Saturday evening and Rafet Pasha
representative of the AngOra Ma.
tiOnalist government has assumed
power. He issued q manifesto
which declared that from noon
Nov. 4 the administration of the
great national assembly of Tur.
key Is established in Consta4tini.'
pie. ~, saa b
The manifesto announced. the
sultan's position has been clear.
ly defined by the decision of the
national assembly. and that the
rights Of citizens are absolutely
!, safeguarded BY the laws of tho
Great National Assembly Of Tur-
key.
& The allied high commission has,
accepted the new regime. 4 This
leaves no choice for the Sultan.
All the Turkish courts arc sus-a
::spended and fet. Pasha the now
Governor Of + Coiistantinople, has
ordered the. Attorney General TO
Dispense justice under the juri1
dtcaon 81 the Angora government
All government employees except
those identified with the munici- !,
patty who continue at work have
been requestedsstO await instruc- Z;
tlOns. Yesterday the government
the sublime Portes refusal to com.
ply with the Angora ultimatum.
Constantinople, Nov. 6.-CBy th
ssociated Press. )-The Turkish Ma
ionalists, after overthrowinE TIL
.ultan's government and Edeclarirf
him bereft Of all his civil power, ar
now seeking fresh conquests lin
manner that may bring about troubl
with the Allies. ,6s5
: Last night, after taking over cor
troll of Constantinople, the Nationa
lists demanded withdrawal Of the A
lied troops from the city and serve
notice that the Allied or America
sailors would not be permitted to Ian
from their warships at Kemalist por1
except by special permission Of tt
Angora government.
An extraordinary meeting Of I. tt
Allied commissioners, quickly al
sembled to decide what stand the
should takel in the quickly altere
determined they would r,
fuse categorically the Nationalist d,
mand for military evacuation Of Col
stantinople by the Allied forces.
Show Physical Power.
Along with the demand for the d,
parture of Allied troops, the Turks
Nationalist government in an add
to9al note handed to the Allied con
nnishoners by Hamid Bey, asked th'
the Turkish railways in Europe ar
lied control, be- handed over to tt
Over the week end the Nationals
bucked up against the Allies, n
only through written notes. but Wi
q show Of physical power as well.
Disregard Armistice.
Il With seeming disregard for Il
agreements in the. Mudania CONVEX
ton that recently brought an end
armed hostilities in the Near Ea.