Britain's Political Battle Shifts Over Public Ownership and Tariff
United Free Staff Correspondent reports on Britain’s political clash as opposition accuses Premier Lloyd George of soft handling at the peace conference. Debates focus on government ownership of utilities, tariffs, and potential general election as factions realign under Northcliffe and H. Smile influence.
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Tory cabinet reshuffle proposed to form a stable government
A dispatch from the Weekly Die suggests a reformed cabinet to build a respectable Tory government. Bonnar Taw would replace Lieva George as foreign secretary, Hix would become foreign secretary, Lond Crusen would succeed Anthor J Palfour, sir Edward Carson would take war, and Lord Brother Cael would move to horns secretary. The dispatch says the government cannot win reperbation but will be steady enough to stay in power for years.
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Fragmentary dialogue on a child writer in France
Excerpt shows a muddled exchange about a young girl, around seven, writing and being prompted by an elder relative. The text suggests tension over a child’s ability to compose letters and control by a grandmother. The garbled quotation marks hint at misread OCR from a historical page.
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Kickless Drinks At Old Prices In A May Day Taunt
A bizarre piece from Colombus Ohio mocks old price beer and wine formats with spoof product names and garbled dialogue about camouflage makeup and new drink labels. The piece ends noting a 20 percent rate cut by Postal Telegraph as government wire control is removed.
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Australian wheat deals for India and England
The Australian Government plans to ship 30 000 tons of wheat to India and 11 900 tons to England. Senator Russell announced the arrangement. India price about 1.91 per bushel, England price 2.91 per bushel including shipment to destination port.
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