London Labor Cabinet to resign after brief hold in power
London reports say Premier MacDonald’s Labour cabinet will remain in office a few days longer to clear departmental business then resign before Parliament assembles. A Tuesday meeting may be held, and an inquiry into the Zinovieff letter is to be examined. The king will be in London to receive MacDonald if needed.
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London
Asweisted
MacDonald
Cheqwera
Sandringham
Mr. MacDonald
Stanley Baldwin
Ramsay MacDonald
Labor
Great Briiain
England Labor Vote Draws Mixed Global Reactions
The Star blames MacDonald’s defeat on policy blunders and liberal attacks while predicting liberal party decline as war hysteria fades. In Moscow, views diverge on England’s shift, with some fearing the Anglo-Russian loan pact end and others expecting terms with the Soviets due to Britain’s economic needs.
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London
Associated Press
Liberal Star
MacDonald
Evening Standard
Baldwin
Star
Liberal Party
Russia
Moscow
England
M. Stekeloff
Szevista
Federal Central Executive
Federal Central Executive Committer
MacDonald’s
Curzon
Labor Party
Spain in Tense as Two Generals Are Jailed
In Madrid a political dinner for Professor Pedro Saenz was likely a manifesto for restoring leadership. Police seized the Ateneo during a scheduled assembly and arrests followed, delaying the election for a new governing body. Generals Berenguer and Damargo were involved. many radical leaders were detained.
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Ateneo
Pedro Saenzon
Marquia de Alhucemas
Melquiades Alvarez
Chamber of Deputies
Niceto Aldla- Zamora
Damagco Berenguer
Aiso
Mo Focco
Berenguer
Berenguer Ito
Mer Tary
Jal
Madrid
Printing Unions Endorse Davis In Labor Support Card
A printing unions letter backs John W. Davis with praise for drafting the Clayton act section and defending its constitutionality. It urges members to vote for Davis and reelect Governor Alfred E. Smith, noting the unions’ support and planned radio addresses across major cities.
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Mr. Davis
John W. Davis
Alfred E. Smith
State of New York
Albany
Daniel J. Ahearn
John W. Roger
Stephen G Kelley
William Doerr
Photo-Engravers’ Union
James J Sharkes
Pressmen's Union
Mary J. Munnph3
Bookbindery Women's Union
Davis
New York
Pittsborg
Memphis
Washington
Chicago
MDonald to Resign Tuesday and Baldwin to Form Premier
London dispatch reports next week will begin with King George returning from Sandringham. Prime Minister MacDonald plans to resign, prompting Stanley Baldwin to form a new Conservative cabinet. Speculation centers on foreign secretary picks and team reassembly amid Zinovieff affair fallout.
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London
Associated Press
Kg George
Sandringham Castle
MacDonald
Zimovneff
Premuer MacDonald
Stanley Baldwin
Mr. Baldwin
Lord Curzon
Foreign Office
Curzon
Austin Chamberlain
Viscount Grey
Lloyd George
Baldwin
Mr. Chamberlain
Lord Birkenhead
Linsd Genege
Lionyd George
Labesab Pathy
Gomrar
Robert Verne
House of Commons
Zinovieff
Labor Party
James H. Thomas
Colonies
John Wheatley
Mr. MacDonald
Labor
Elephant Puzzle Returns Invite Deluge In The Constitution
Puzzle solutions pour in by mail and hand delivery as The Daily and Sunday Constitution offers 1000 dollars in prizes for close estimates of the elephant weight. Subscriptions alter prize value with options including 1 00 per year. Contest closes November 8, 1924, with readers urged to read rules on the display page.
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Daily and Sunday Constitution
Flames Destroy American Vessel Jamaica at Bluefields
New Orleans reports the steamship Jamaica of the Cayamel Fruit Co was destroyed by fire at Bluefields Nicaragua. All passengers debarked, crew uninjured. vessel 1962 tons gross with cargo valued at 225000 dollars including 150 drums of gasoline. Fire likely sparked near or among the gasoline amidship. Also notes Trenton ordered to search for overdue motor yacht Lief Enichon from Battle Harbor Labrador at the request of the Cruising Club of America. passengers named Nutting, Hikfiebrand, Todahl.
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Jamaica
Cayamel Fruit Company
Bluefields
Nicaragua
Cayamel
Bluefield
Washington
Trenton
North Atlantic
Lief Enichon
Battle Harbor
Labrador
Crmac
New York
Cruwer
Crmamg Club of America
William Nutting
Arthur Hikfiebrand
Eric Todahl
Navy Department
Indictment in death car case tied to Armstrong
Witnesses and a witness from a Negro woman place Armstrong at the wheel of the “death car” that struck Mrs Moore near Pine and Jackson streets. Police capture the gray roadster after reports of the crash, with Captain Holcombe coordinating the investigation. A Negro man confirms riding with Armstrong, while a Negro woman later confesses to witnessing the collision.
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Armstrong
Armstron Roadside Crash Leads to Arrests in Ponce Case
A roadster crash investigation led to the arrest of Joe Marshall and another woman. Marshall testified he and Armstrong, driving at high speed and intoxicated, passed the accident scene on Cain Street then drove to Pine and Jackson, nearly hitting a pedestrian before the wagon was struck. The pair then carried a woman home, with further details corroborated by two other women. Both suspects remain in custody as witnesses while Armstrong evades capture.
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Jackson Streets
Moore
Armstrong
Soch
Peters Street
A J Holcombe
Sity
Armstrong Haa
Atlanta
Helenmire
Mire Moore
Coon
Vientny
Holcamhe
Atlantic Tee and Coal Corporation
Mra Moore
Cantein Telcamhe
Armstron
Joe Marshall
Marshall
Hast Cain Street
Cain Street
Jackson
Ponce de Leon Gvenne
Jim
Ponte de Leon
Holcombe
Helvombe
Kf.lp
Constitution
Wriday Mught
George Armstrong
East Lake Drive
Flp Armstrong
Ab. Armstrong
Sheldon Announces Program On Organ Recital Sunday
Charles A Sheldon Jr organizer announces regular organ recital Sunday afternoon at the auditorium starting at 3:20. Free admission. Program features Phillips, Thune, Angelyne, Lafayette, Viselle, Crawford, Harker, and Whiting pieces. A light quip about learning a new dance closes the note.
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Charles A Sheldon, Jr
Erty Art
William Allen White Afrair and the Ku Klux Joss
William Allen White, famed Kansas editor, fears he will be elected governor after two months of campaigning across the state. He boasts of challenging the Ku Klux Klan, predicts victory, and vows to continue his public work. The piece notes estates in Europe being transferred to stock companies amid administration troubles.
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William Allen White
Art DE Greve
Kansas City
Kansas
White
Kangag
Joss
Europe
Gompers Denies Action Of Council In Davis Support
Washington reports Samuel Gompers, AFL president, denied claims that the Greater New York central trades and labor council and its executive board repudiated La Follette and Wheeler to back Davis. He noted a rump executive meeting produced signed statements by a few members, while six of 14 refused, insisting the central body alone speaks for campaign policy. Gompers warned citizens against last minute misrepresentation and deceit in the political race.
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Gompers
Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Central Trades and Labor Council
Greater New York and Vicinity
John W. Davis
la Folletta
Wheeler
Davis
New York City
Central Labor Council
America
Mexican Consulates Closed in Britain
The Mexican government ends all diplomatic ties with Britain by closing the London consul-general office and the Liverpool and Glasgow consulates. Notices post that no official transactions will occur until further notice and that documents legalized by Mexican consuls of friendly nations will not be accepted. The move severs trade, affecting small firms that relied on the consular network.
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Associated Press
Great Britain
Mexico
Liverpool
Glasgow
Vienna
Gafex
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