MacDonald Returns as Britain’s Prime Minister Again
Ramsay MacDonald, son of a farm laborer, rises to lead Britain's government once more after the Labor victory. The veteran pacifist and fighter returns amid a Bolshevik scare and a British democracy that echoes American struggles, with 463,900,000 souls under the empire.
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Rise from poverty to Britain's top man
A poverty stricken farm laborer from Lossiemouth rises from a boy worker with meagre schooling to self made leader. He moves to London in his teens and climbs the political ladder, ultimately becoming the foremost figure in the British Empire, noted for his distinguished career.
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Indians and Whites Paralleled in Prohibition Trial
An Indian juror told a Pender Nebraska court that Indians have faced prohibition for years, while whites only since 1918, arguing both groups now share the same fate as they seek whisky from bootleggers. The jury acquitted the white defendant.
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