Irish treaty ratification and Lloyd George political shift
The article discusses the urgency of ratifying the Irish treaty before December and notes Lloyd George's messages to Dail Éireann leader William Cosgrave easing opposition. It outlines party realignments in Britain, predicts a center party idea, and considers potential Bonar Law cabinet picks including Stanley Baldwin as chancellor and Lord Curzon as foreign secretary.
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Fither
Lloyd George
William Cosgrave
Dail Éireann
Pariament
Marquis of Salisbury
House of Commons
Bonar Law
Stanley Baldwin
Lord Curzon
Charles Amory
Earl of Derby
Lord Selbourne
Arthur Grifffith-Boscawen
George Younger
Bonar Law Poised To Lead Unionists In Irish Treaty Debate
Bonar Law met with key supporters at Unionist Association HQ to finalize plans for Monday’s party meeting to elect him leader and outline the new government’s policy. King George will stay at Buckingham for formalities of the change in government and elections. Political activity grows as dissolution of Parliament appears imminent with elections set for November 18.
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Bonar Law
Unionist Association
King George
Buckingham
Ovations for Ex Premier Lloyd George Leeds Journey
David Lloyd George and his party arrived in Leeds by special train to a large crowd. He delivered five speeches at stations including Wellingborough Kettering Leicester and Leeds praising unity, liberty and peace after the war. He noted opposition within Conservative ranks to Carlton Club policy.
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London
Leeds
England
Associated Press
David Lloyd George
Lloyd George
Wellingborough
Lord Channing
Channing
Liope George
Kettering
Leicester
Ns Club
Carlton Club
Double murder affidavit fuels grim Somerset case
An eye witness details a minister and choir singer killings. Prosecutor Beekman advances the case as Somerset's grand jury weighs an indictment. A woman involved in church affairs is linked to the affair and the missing papers at the rector’s home.
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Beekman
Somerset Grand Jury
Frances Stevens Hall
Siain
Attac
Hall
Mills
Wonderheart
Phillips Farm
Contradictions in Testimony Over Church Visit and Murder
Miss Opie and Charlotte Mills dispute Miss Millie Opie's version of the afternoon visit to the Mills home before the murder of Rector and choir singer. Officials release clothing of the slain pair. the rector wore a business collar and Panama hat, bloodstained tie, while Mrs Mills wore a blue dress with red polka dots.
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Millie Opie
Mille
Miss Opie
Mills
Teddy” Carpender
Mrs. Clarke
Carpender
Clarke
Charlotte Mills
Opie
Sallie Peters
Frances Hall
Halls
Hall
Mrs. Mills
Jimmie’ Mills
Eleanor
Dr. Hall
Beekman
George Totten
Jane Grey Leads Early Finish in 300-mile Army Test
In Vermont on October 20 Jane Grey a Morgan finished first at the end of the 300 mile endurance run with Clonmell Irish hunter close behind. All top four horses earned the nine hour minimum time allowance as judges determine the winner tomorrow morning based on speed and condition. Governor James Hartness will present prizes after awards.
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Ethan Allen
Jane Grey
Morgan
Clonmell
Vendetta
Cragmore
James Hartness
Four in Line for Top Prize in Parade Grounds Judging
Judges will examine mounts at the parade grounds tomorrow after tests of temperature and defects. Vendetta ridden by Major Louis Beard posted the fastest five day time at 4 hours 17 minutes, with Clonmell and Cragmore close behind. Other entrants include Pathfinder and Grant with times around 4 hours 25 minutes.
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Clonmell
Vendetta
J. Watson Webb
Shelburne
Louis Beard
Front Royal
C. L. Scott
Grant
Vendetta Wins Lone Prize in Snow Covered Race Day
Vendetta's Weight Loss finishes within 50 minutes of the nine hour mark as Rustem Bey Gouya and Easr Lady are withdrawn for illness and injury. The 900 mile event records total times with Vendetta at 45 hours 17 minutes and Gladstone 46 29, Jane Gray 47 3, Clonmell 45 20, Mus tem Bey 47 15, Gouga 45 15, Cragmore 45 20, Pathfinder 82? minutes.
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Rustem Bey
Gouya
W. R. Brown
Easr Lady
Morgan
J. Rich Steers
Port Chester
Mr. Steers
Thomas Johncey
Vagrant
Army Thoroughbred
Toute Belle
Vendetta
Gladstone
Jane Gray
Clonmell
Grant
Mustem Bey
Gouga
Cragmore
Pathfinder
Republicans Name Brown for State Senator in New Hampshire
Concord New Hampshire October 20 The Republican State Executive Committee today named Ora A Brown of Ashland county commissioner of Grafton County to fill the vacancy on the party ticket for State Senator for the 5th district The vacancy arose when nominee Rev John W Barker of Lebanon had not resided in the state long enough Fred A Jones of Lebanon who ran second refused to be a candidate
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Concord
N. H
Ora A. Brown
Ashland
Grafton County
John W. Barker
Lebanon
Fred A. Jones
Elderly Man Vanishes From Secluded Maine Home
EDGECOMB Me Oct 2 Lincoln county and town officials search for John Brier aged 80 who disappeared from his secluded home last week He was last seen Oct 7 and neighbors found the unoccupied house after gaining entry to the dwelling while no sign of the missing recluse was found.
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Edgecomb
Lincoln County
John Brier
Brier
Moonshine Still Found Near Athens Street Station
Sergeant Travers detected a strong alcohol odor near the Athens Street police station in South Boston. He traced the source to 230 Athens Street where officers found a still, 400 gallons of mash and five gallons of moonshine. Occupant Jules Sinkewitch will be summoned to court on prohibition violations.
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Travers
Athens Street
Boston
Jules Sinkewitch
Amoskeag Likely Won’t Seek further review of injunction
In Manchester on October 2, 1930, Amoskeag Manufacturing Company’s counsel indicated no plan to seek further review of the temporary injunction issued last June. The order barred strikers from interfering with workers at home or en route to the mill, with a September term listed for return. A modification allowing peaceful picketing at the gates has been issued, and sources say the company offers no objection. It remains unclear if the injunction will be heard this term.
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Manchester
N. H
Amoskeag Manufacturing Company
Amoskeag
Mille
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