Asquith and Lloyd George Confer Over Irish Rule
In London a fresh session at Buckingham Palace between opposing party leaders failed to produce material progress on Irish home rule. The Chronicle warns the king against intervention as Asquith’s government faces rising opposition and perceived concessions risk to the bill.
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Hindu ship Komagata Maru to sail from Vancouver today
Vancouver July 22 The Komagata Maru and a large Hindu crowd will depart Vancouver harbor today after a day of tense negotiations between city officials and the Hindu deputation. Peace was restored at 2 AM as Capt Yamamoto, held in his cabin for 48 hours, received word he would be allowed to get up steam.
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Missing books loom over San Francisco railroad case
President Jease W. Lilienthal of United Railroads seeks pre 1910 ledgers to defend against an unaccounted deficit charged by State Auditor L. R. Reynolds. He suspects destruction, while ex-President Calhoun claims the records are in the East.
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