Lloyd George urged to return as Britain’s PM in crisis
Edward W. Pickard notes Lloyd George’s forced resignation from the prime ministership and calls for a re-entry to Parliament to confront radical labor demands. The piece suggests a shift toward repairing relations with the United States and Russia, arguing Britain’s leadership could influence global events amid Europe’s turmoil.
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Geeke
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Russia
Britain
Lloyd George
Lloyd George vows fight for return to power in mid course party
David Lloyd George declares aim to secure a middle course governing group and to work with the United States for a just peace through the League of Nations. He criticizes Labor demands and urges full war debt repayment to the United States, stressing international cooperation as key. Andrew Bonar Law heads Conservative cabinet as November elections loom. Curzon leads foreign affairs with Baldwin and Chamberlain among noted ministers. debate over tariffs and economic policy cited.
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League of Nations
Britain
United States
Labor Party
Egypt
India
Andrew Bonar Law
Alto
Marquis Curzon
Lord Ve
Stanley Baldwin
Bonar Law Prill
Labor Ys
Sir George
American Manufacturers’ Export Association
Foreign policy clash and upheaval in Europe Americas open doors
In Naples the fascist movement gains strength as cabinet resignations follow Facta. Germany faces potential default on reparations amid bitter debate over money and bread. British and French diplomatic moves cue possible postponement of Brussels talks. The U S enforces liquor rules on ships. French coast smuggling efforts meet limited cooperation. Navy chiefs urge high readiness as World War I era tensions persist.
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Ermany
Wirth
Non
Allied Reparations Commission
Berlin
John Bradbury
Germany
France
Commission
New York Exchange
Union leaders urge voters to back progress in November
Samuel Gompers Frank Morris son and James O’Connell of the national non partisan AFL campaign issue a manifesto denouncing the current congress as reactionary. They call for a November vote to restore progress, condemning the removal of the excess profits tax the surtax cuts and the soldiers bonus issue.
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Amuel Gompers
Frank Morrisson
James O'Connell
American Federation of Labor
Congress
I W W Members on Trial in Sacramento Case
EN members of the I W W face trial in Sacramento for violation of the California criminal syndication law. Last week the state led a witness who testified to a star.
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Sacramento
California
Poincare to Invite Near East Peace Conference in Lausanne
Premier Poincare plans invitations for a Lausanne peace conference with dates unsettled while Curzon urges U S participation. Italy backs Soviet entry for signing, France may agree amid improved ties. Evacuation of Thrace continues amid disorder as Greeks loot and destroy possessions, Red Cross to care for 800000 refugees. Horton travels home to report Smyrna fire origins. looter theory hinted. Far East forces issue Windivok leave order as Japanese troops depart Vladivostok port. Irish Free State constitution approved by provisional parliament and sent to London. de Valera ill and under medical care.
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Remier Poincare
Lausanne
Switzerland
Lord Curzon
United States
Italy
Russia
France
Thrace
Red Cross
Athens
George Horton
Smyrna
Hor ‘Ton
State Department
Irish Free & State
London
Lloyd George
Egmon de ‘Valera
Dublin
Death of Dr. Lyman Abbott, Outlook Editor
NE noted American dies last week. Dr Lyman Abbott, venerable editor of Outlook, long prominent as preacher editor author and lecturer, associate and friend of many great Americans of his era.
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Lyman Abbott
Outlook
Self Miles Willsey Case Ends in Suicide on Trip to Hospital
Wilsey killed Self Miles Willsey who had recently startled residents by appearing nude on the street. En route to the state hospital for the insane at Hastings, Wilsey and Sheriff Funk encountered a hitch near the Platte River bridge. Funk drew his revolver. Wilsey seized it, shot the officer, then turned the gun on himself and died moments later.
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Kearneylies
Tlastings
Wilsey
Si Funk
Platte River
Funk
World-Herald
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