Asquith Repeats Victory Amid Liberal Upset in Britain
In a complex set of results police would note, Herbert Asquith and the Liberal Party weathered a storm of Conservative and Labour opposition. Arthur Henderson lost New Castle, while Asquith secured a crucial win due to a split Labour vote. Other gains shift parity in Lancashire and Bath, signaling a broader Liberal resurgence against protectionist and free trade forces.
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Labor
Arthur Henderson
Herbert Asquith
Nancy
Mr. Lloyd George
Sam
Liberal Party
Leicester
Alaborite
F. W. Pethick Lawrence
Lady Astor
Sutton
Plymouth
Capt Brennan
Baldwin
Asquith
Paisley
J. M Biggar
Mir Asquith
Mr .Asquith
Labor Party
Hast New Castle
R. W Aske
New Castle
Hendersons
Bne Wbye
Exchange
Laverpool
Bir
Leslie Scotts
Wallass
Roy Chadmick
Blackley
Manchester
Ilaberal
Harold Briggs
Lancashire
Trias
Heltenham
James Age Gardner
House of Commons
Grimsby
T Sutcliffe
Bath
FW Rafferty
Ban Irving
Ben Tillett
Transport and General Workers
Joseph Chamberlain
Gas Tank Explodes After Aero Crashes Near Castalia Ohio
Cleveland dispatch reports United States mail pilot Howard Brown died from burns after his plane crashed near Castalia Ohio. He had been an airmail pilot for three years, with prior Army service, and suffered extensive injuries when the tank ruptured on impact. Two mail bags were destroyed in the crash and the total loss cited.
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Howard Brown
United States Mail
Castalia
Ohio
Sanausky
H B Shaver
Air Mail
Brown
Maywood
United States Army
Chicago
Victoria Boc
Herbert Huntir
American Mail
Seattle
Puget Sound
Bandit Steals $8000 Safe from Norfolk and Western Train
A bandit boarded the Cannon-ball train at Waverly around 6 pm, seized a safe containing $8000 in currency from the express car between Waverly and Petersburg, gagged and blindfolded the express messenger J H Stevens in Petersburg, and left with the safe as the train arrived. Norfolk authorities and American Railway Express Company announced the theft.
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Waverly
Petersburg
American Railway Express
Expresaé
J H Stevens
Richmond
Plot to Kill Quezon Charged by Soriano
A plot to kill Manuel Quezon, president of the senate, is charged by Senator Antero Soriano, a Quezon ally, following a fight between Gen Alejandrino and Senator Devera. Mrs Soriano cites a slogan to target Quezon and his gang as the unrest spreads.
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Manuel Quezon
Senate
Antero Soriano
Quezon
Alejandrino
Devera
President Coolidge Addresses Congress on Foreign Policy
President Coolidge delivers a direct, plain spoken address to Congress outlining foreign policy goals. He stresses restraint in alliances, supports arbitration and a World Court, discusses debt and reparations, and urges fiscal discipline while urging peaceful settlement of disputes. The speech garners praise from leaders like Lodge and Borah and signals a cautious, principled stance in postwar diplomacy.
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Amos
Senator Borah
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Ables
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Hague Tribunal
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Ito
Permanent Court of International Justices
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