Gough Vindicated By Lloyd George And Churchill
British readers see a political theater over General Sir Hubert Gough as Lloyd George and Churchill defend his actions at the Curragh and in 1918. The piece recalls his brave stand against a German breakthrough and notes he left the army under a cloud while others were honored.
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Springfield prank ends with arresting smell of mouthwash
In Springfield Massachusetts a man named Wallace pretended to ingest poison to drawn attention from a threatening neighbor. Police found him moaning beside a car but he revealed the ruse and was released after explaining the ploy.
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Foreign visitors to Japan to get deluxe first class cars
Tokyo reports the Railway Ministry will build ten special deluxe first class cars for exclusive use of foreigners. The bureau of tourist industry also plans more picturesque station buildings to enhance tourist reports.
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War era reflections spur debate on peerage for General Gough
Fragment from a wartime letter discusses responsibility for defeat, criticizing leadership and suggesting a belated peerage for General Gough. It argues conditions placed upon him and the cabinet may warrant reconsideration before May.
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