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Democrats Score Major Gains in U S Congressional Elections
United States voters delivered a sweeping Democratic victory in the 68th Congress elections, dimming Republican majorities in both chambers. Alfred E. Smith led New York gains for governor amid a broader party surge while postwar diplomatic shifts and Turkish Strait tensions unfolded among allied powers.
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United States
Harding
68Th Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
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Alfred E. Smith
Factors in U S politics and alcohol ballot votes
The piece notes Republican press opposition to tariffs may influence elections, calls for Europe involvement away from isolationism, farmer anger over freight rates, and big business tax complaints. It mentions Illinois strong beer and wine license votes under Prohibition and dry leaders losing ground in Minnesota, with wets hoping for repeal timelines.
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United States
U.S
Europe
Harding
Illinois
Minnesota
Volstead
Arrogant Turkish Nationalists Move Against Sultanate
The Turkish nationalist leaders reject the Sultanate and dictate terms, risking a clash that could shift the Near East from diplomacy to war as they demand withdrawal from the established authority.
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Sultanate
Women and Leaders Dominate British Election Acclamations
Fifty six MPs elected by acclamation set the stage for the remaining five hundred fifty two contests. Thirty two are women including Lady Astor and Annie S Swan. Lloyd George stood unopposed in Carnarvon while Bill Adamson gained Fife. Unionists secured thirty acclamations plus Ulster dozen, as Bonar Law eyes early victory amid post election alignments.
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Britain
House of Commons
Ulster
Ireland
Lady Astor
A. Burnett Smith
Annie S. Swan
Lloyd George
Carnarvon
Major Lloyd George
Pembrokeshire
Bill’ Adamson
Fife
Bonar Law
Smuts Opposes Nationalist Labor Party Pact in South Africa
Premier Smuts criticizes a proposed working agreement between the Nationalist and Labor parties amid fears of renewed agitation. He argues the pact rests on control of the country and notes the Nationalists’ Boer traditions and anti British stance. Rhodesia’s plebiscite and Smuts’ tough Union leadership frame the current scene.
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Smuts
South Africa
Labor Party
Laborites
Rhodesia
South African Union
Increased Canadian Exports Rise in Europe
Hon. Mr. Fielding and colleagues in France for trade treaty revision expect to travel to Italy later as Canada expands exports to European markets.
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Canada
Fielding
France
Italy
Trade revisions eyed after Italy Canada pact changes
The article notes Mr Fielding will arrange a revision of the 1910 Italy Canada tariff agreement due to tariff changes since then. Britain remains Canada’s top customer but new fair terms trade expansion is urged. A future of multiple treaty revisions and shifts in European finance is anticipated as the United States tariff blocks Europe.
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Italy
Britain
Canada
United States
Europe
Estate sale in Britain signals broader break up trend
The Earl of Malmesbury puts his vast British holdings up for sale at Bournemouth early next year. The estate includes 3000 houses, 122 stores, three schools, a golf club, hotels, churches, a vicarage, and 41 roads.
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Britain
Earl of Malmesbury
Bournemouth
Cattle Import Termset for Canada to Britain Agreed
Canada and Great Britain finalize freight and cattle trade arrangements stating terms are mutually satisfactory though not all requests granted. The scheme imposes strict health and regulatory rules to ensure cattle landed are healthy, while current high freight rates on land and sea challenge the trade.
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Great Britain
Boy loses finger feeding bear at New York Zoo
A 13 year old boy had a finger taken off while feeding a peanut to a polar bear at the New York Zoo. Parents of a two year old girl at Reading Pa sue for 25000 dollars for the loss of the child’s leg by a trolley car.
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New York Zoo
Reading
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