Marconi Affair Divides Commons in 246 to 268 Vote
The House of Commons closes the Marconi affair with an amendment declaring ministers acted in good faith while admitting error. Despite calls for resignation, ministers retain support as leaders argue the charges were unfounded though indiscretion acknowledged. The debate features Asquith, Balfour, and Law with strong party displays and calls for national unity.
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London Horse Show Opens at Olympic with King Edward VI Cup
London debuts the international horse show at Olympic with £ entries and rich classes. The King Edward VI gold cup for teams of three officers from various armies sparks keen rivalry among Great Britain Canada Belgium Sweden Russia and France. American entries are limited but showcase notable exhibitors including Edward B. McLean and J Sumner Draper. The prize list features harness and hunter cups as the event opens amid heat and low attendance.
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Prevost Maintains 117 MPH Flight Over 217 Miles
Maurice Prevost extended a sustained aeroplane run today covering 217 miles at an average speed of 117 miles per hour. Earlier, on a circular course estimated at 1 3 miles, he completed a shorter loop at about 113 miles an hour.
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Aked Criticized Over Citizenship Remark in San Francisco
In June 19 remarks reported by The Pall Mall Gazette, Dr Charles F Aked, former England born pastor of Fifth Avenue Baptist Church, denounced monarchy and expressed pride in becoming a naturalized American citizen. He cited a lifelong republican stance and dislike of kingly trappings as his chief reasons for renouncing allegiance to King George VI.
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Former N Y Woman in London Divorce Court
London June 1 The Probate Divorce and Admiralty Division of the High Court of Justice lists society names likely to appear as Mrs Mary Morswick formerly Miss Hasell of New York begins divorce proceedings tomorrow. The defendant, heir of Sir Hubert Borwick, requests a joint special jury.
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Tragic Swiss Magnate Suicide Note Found
In June in Zurich or Switzer land a letter found among Eugene Magel and his wife Anne s papers reveals he believed himself ruined financially and intended to die. Anne wrote I believed my welfare and so was happy and added that he had just told her they were ruined and would die together. The investigation confirms Magel lost all.
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Chicago Woman Secures Paris Divorce From Woolley
Mrs. Clarence M. Woolley of New York and Chicago has obtained a divorce in Paris at the Tribunal de la Seine. She said her husband abandoned her last October. he replied he began a new life and would not return. Woolley, president of the American Radiator Company, is a Chicago society figure and director of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. The divorce was kept secret, with few friends aware of the action.
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Wilson Would Modify Pact With Britain
A June Washington report says Senator Bacon and President discussed altering the general arbitration treaty with Great Britain to remove canal questions. The plan aims to mollify opposition in the Senate and gain approval from Chamberlain and others. Negotiations may frame amendments to address canal tolls and related arbitration issues.
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Ways Hold Battleship Third Attempt to Launch
A third attempt to launch the battleship is reported with continued delays and unclear outcomes. The effort involves unnamed officials and the vessel remains docked amid uncertain plans and procedural hurdles.
Florence gallery buys Donatello statue for 80000
The Martetty family gallery in Florence purchased the Donatello statue "The Child of John" for 80000 dollars. Eight years ago the same work was offered with other pieces from the same period to Pierpont Moreau for 140000 dollars.
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Americans Visit Germany For Engineering and Agricultural Talks
American delegates from the Commission on Agricultural Organization Cooperation and Rural Credits were greeted in Berlin. About 300 members of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers with families arrived in Hamburg for an eighteen day tour across German cities and the German Engineering Association meeting at Leipzig from June 2 to June 4. The agricultural group met at the Prussian House of Lords with Dr. Thiel of the German Agrarian Council, who welcomed them. Kenyon L. Hutterfield and Clarence Ousley spoke for the Americans, as Wolfgang Kapl is noted as a prominent cultural expert explaining to the delegates.
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German Economic Discussion on Agrarian Credit and Alcohol
A report notes lectures by officials on Prussian agrarian institutions and the state insurance system. The session examined economic and industrial aspects of alcohol, a key German farming product, with members gathering to probe the sector’s processes and impacts.
Two Aviators Killed At Johannisthal Aerodrome
In Berlin at Johannisthal Aerodrome two German aviators died early today when a biplane with passenger Gerbits aboard somersaulted from about a hundred feet. The crash occurred amid calm wind as the craft flew at speed. Both men died on impact. This increases the four year total of aviator fatalities and marks seventy two deaths this year.
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