Labor Party gains big win in British election
London May 31 The Labor Party led by Ramsay MacDonald won a substantial victory in the general election, displacing the Conservative government of Baldwin. Labour secured 389 seats with a net gain of 228, while Conservatives fell to 252 seats. The result gives Labour a precarious hold without a clear majority, raising questions about a stable government and potential new elections within months. Observers note Lloyd George's Liberal party will hold power as kingpin in parliamentary balance. MacDonald vows to form a cabinet if asked, and crowds greet him in London amid tentative plans for a coalition. Seven women were elected, the first time women filled seven seats in the Commons. The stock market reacted with caution to the prospect of a hung parliament.
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Students Win Fight to Save Degrees in Court
London and Windsor reports detail a court victory for Des Moines University students after an injunction threatened to strip credits over faculty disputes and medical complications. The judge allowed continued courses while noting ongoing modernist tensions and royal health updates as the case unfolded.
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Barbara Shaw Goes Wild Over Barbecued Pigs in Chicago
In a New York style nightclub scene Barbara Shaw, 21, develops a carnivorous habit after dining on barbecued pigs and other meats. She later attacks two policemen, prompting Judge McCarthy to order her to pay costs and refrain from further meals at such venues.
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Stimson Flags Mounting Cost Of Naval Force
President Hoover urged world leaders to pursue arms reductions while warning taxpayers of the high cost of naval expansion. Secretary Stimson stated the U S build program could reach 1 170 800 000 if reductions aren’t agreed, a figure tied to the replacement program planned for 1992 and beyond. Senator Borah praised Britain’s disarmament move and predicted Far-reaching talks at the 1932 Washington conference on further reductions.
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Three Slain By Drink-Crazed Man In Chicago
Chicago May 31 a drink crazed man with a deadly shotgun killed three people and wounded several others before escaping through a back door as police pursued him. The victims included Sergeant John Soman leader of the detective squad and two officers. the wounded include multiple officers and bystanders. Neighbors aided victims as the assailant fled, prompting a citywide manhunt.
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Floods Sweep Through Texas
Floods sweep through eastern Texas causing widespread damage in Houston and along the coast. Buffalo Bayou and tributaries surge, bridges submerged, water mains fail, homes inundated, and private wells used for drinking water as officials scramble to cope. Neches and Colorado rivers rise, prisons move prisoners to safety, and southern towns report flooding with residents evacuating by boat.
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Willmot Swears Pal Killed Bowen In Witness Stand
Willmot testifies that his former associate killed Bowen, amid a political storm over West Virginia workman's compensation. The piece details Governor Contey's reshaping of the compensation department, Heatherlin's ouster, Ott's looming return, and reactions from Heaberlin. Local officials and the governor defend or criticize the legislative bill driving the changes as a partisan disruption of the program. Burton Lee Lantz, a U S Navy member, dies in the Philippines. his family in Bridgeport awaits details.
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Appearance of Two Alleged Murderers Of Bowen
Trial in Kanawha county court tests Morrison and Wilmot on charges in the May 8 murder of Frank Bowen. Crowds filled benches and aisles as testimony tied Morrison to the shooting while Wilmot described threats and car restraint. The case drew spectators from Kanawha and Boone counties and exposed stark questions about motive and outward appearance.
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Cleveland Society Woman Slain In Kitchen Knife Fight
In Cleveland on May 3 a society woman, Mrs Alonza M Boyer wife of a prominent attorney, was killed by maid Anna Snyder after a quarrel over salary. Snyder confessed to police and a murder charge was filed. The two women fought in a kitchen with three knives. Mrs Snyder struck first, then the other woman slipped and fell before the knife was used. Anna Snyder, formerly Mrs Jane Marsh, told police details at headquarters.
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Memorial Days and War Peace Promises Remain
Fragmented article notes Memorial Day sentiments from PUETSHURGH Pa urging lasting peace. It references prominent leaders, wartime memory, and the urge that many devote life to aid peace rather than war, while questioning public support and memory enduring beyond conflict.
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