War crisis deepens as secret convention theft investigated
In a private room Lord Warnham and Prime Minister Maybury press Deedes for truth on the vanished secret convention and suspected spy Ogle. Lawley brings a Paris dispatch revealing a possible halt to mobilizations and a pause in war plans, raising hope of peace amid a rising public outcry.
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