Labor Government Defeated in Commons Triggers Election
Edward W Pickard reports Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald’s Labour government defeated in the British House of Commons. Parliament is dissolved and a general election set for October 29 amid controversy over the Campbell sedition case and a ban on Communist affiliation. King George VI supported an immediate election despite opposition from business leaders and political figures.
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Labor
House of Commons
Johnn. Campbell
MacDonald
Thomas
Patrick Hastings
Campbell
Commons
Labor Party
George
Balmoral Castle
Scotland
London
British Labor Party
Communist Party
Chang Tso-lin poised to win in Manchuria war
Developments of the week in the China war and private Peking advices point to Chang Tso-lin's ultimate victory over Gen Wu Pei-ti and government forces. Ching's son led a northern assault near Shanhaikwan, breaking through the wall at Chiumen and pushing into Chihi, while a land and sea attack on Shanwaikan faced repulse. On the Shanghai front Kiangse and Fukien forces gained ground against Chekiang defenders, capturing Sunkiang, the southern gateway to Shanghai, as General Ching's troops remained well supplied.
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Peking
Chang T'so-lin
Wu Pei-ti
Ching
Great Wall
Chiumen
Chihi
Shanwaikan
Shanghai
Sunkiang
Generil Ching
Roops
China Crisis Deepens as Soviet Union Bids Power
Reports claim Chang Kai-shek seeks to restore the boy emperor and revive the mandarin regime while China’s Far East rail network falls under Soviet control. Russia backs Chang, arrests former railroad directors, and raises the red flag as Beijing and Shanghai react.
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Italy
Japan
China
Chang
Russia
Karakhan
Peking
America
Shanghai
Zaghloul Visit to London Fails Over Egypt Control
Premier Zaghloul Pasha’s London mission to force Britain to relinquish Egypt and Sudan control and protect the Suez Canal ends in total rejection by the British government. Australian Prime Minister Bruce cables support for staying within empire, arguing evacuation without Pacific consent would harm Australia.
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London
Great Britain
Egypt
Sudan
Suez Canal
Zaghloul
Australia
Bruce
Dominion
Pacific
Germany Reconstruction Loan Market Moves Ahead Amid Pack
German reconstruction loan plans advance with an American 110 million dollar allotment underwritten by J P Morgan Kuhn Loeb First National and National City banks. London pounds dominate participation abroad altering currency balance to bolster Britain's prestige. Pacifist congress in Berlin stirs nationalist mobs while German generals back calls for general strike if war returns. France approves Germany’s League seat but insists full treaty adherence and security protocol. France to fund devastated regions via public loans after balanced budget pledge.
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Kuhn, Loeb’ & Co
First National Bank
National City Bank of New York
America
England
Berlin
Potsdam
Professor Busch
Sorbonnes
Verraux
Germany
League of Nations
Council
Federal suit filed in New Orleans targets ouster action
A federal court in New Orleans has a newly filed suit expected to draw close scrutiny. The action aims to oust a party from a position or property, signaling a high profile legal contest with potential wide impact.
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New Orleans
Challenge to Fourteenth Amendment Aimed at Cohen
A petition argues that Walter L. Cohen, the black customs official, cannot be a citizen and that the Fourteenth Amendment was illegally adopted. It claims eleven states were deprived of Senate equality and six coerced to ratify, but observers dismiss the suit as unlikely to succeed.
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Walter L. Cohen
United States
Congress
Senate
Cohen
WILL BUILD NEW LINE TO BROADWATER SOON
Following Broadwaters special election last week voters approved turning the municipal light plant to Western Public Service for a transmission line from Bridgeport and 24 hour electric service The companys manager Parks has ordered material for the new line estimated two months to complete with 30 days for receipt and three weeks for construction Broadwater residents should have service by about December 1
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Broadwater
Western Public Service Company
Bridgeport
Parks
Public Service Company
Burlington rail gains and new industry track at Sterling yard
Burlington railroad notes rising business in its division with more trainmen needed while Sterling division reports perfect discipline for September. A new industry track at Sterling yard expands capacity. Officials push returning foreign cars to origin roads to speed freight, with coal shipments to Nebraska and Colorado growing.
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Burlington
Burlington Station
Burlington Railroad
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Be photographed this year on your birthday at Phelps Studio
A local photo studio invites residents to celebrate birthdays with a portrait session. Phelps Studio offers age year photography options and birthday themed shoots for the current year.
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Phelps Studio
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