Three Courses for Baldwin in Unsettled Britain
The article discusses possible paths for Prime Minister Baldwin amid political deadlock. It notes Lloyd George as a symbolic lingering influence, rails against new elections due to cost and disruption, and highlights Lord Derby as a potential Conservative leader despite his Lords status. It also notes Labour as main opposition and the difficulty of forming a stable coalition.
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Lloyd George
Lord Derby
Baldwin
Derby
France
Britain
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House of Lords
Lord Roseberry
Labor
Lord Curzon
Bonar Law
Curzon
Immigration policy flexibility urged to spare families
A public stance argues for elasticity in immigration law allowing the immigration commissioner to grant exceptions in isolated cases. The goal is to avoid breaking up families when enforcement would demand separation, a result the authors deem abhorrent.
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Executive Department
Playing, Chops Off Companion's Finger
Joseph Brown Jr six years old will live without a finger after his playmate Nier Plansoen aged five severed it with a hatchet the boys had been forbidden to touch. The accident happened yesterday in Edmunston a village east of Hyattsville Md.
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Joseph Brown, Jr
Joseph
Nier Plansoen
Edmunston
Hyattsville, Md
Ten years for Captain who strangled three in Tokyo
Tokyo, Dec. 8. Captain Masanike Amakasu of the gendarmerie was found guilty of the September 16 slayings of socialist leader Sakage Osugi and his wife and child and sentenced to ten years in prison. Sergeant Mori, found guilty of acting as Amakasu's accomplice, received three years. Three other soldiers were acquitted.
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Tokyo
A. P
Masanike Amakasu
Sakage Osugi
Leager
Serten
A. Sergt. Mori
Amakasu
Gasoline War Cited as Key Factor in Oil Market Shift
The article frames a sequence of developments culminating in Standard Oil's central role. It highlights the so called gasoline war as a major influence shaping the industry dynamic and market behavior.
Crew of Liner Raided Seizes Opium in New York Raid
New York December 8 Agents of the surveyor of the port boarded the steamer Braga of the Fabre Line in the Hast river and seized $80,000 worth of opium from the crew quarters. One man Radlabon was arrested and linked to an international narcotic smuggling ring. A second crew member escaped custody.
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New York
Braga
Fabre
Hast
Radlabon
Diani
Former Crown Prince Wins Oels Estate Rights
Former Crown Prince Frederick William has won a lawsuit against the Prussian state, securing full property rights to his Oels estate for himself and his male heirs. The estate was seized during the 1918 revolution and remained tied up through various governments and commissions.
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Oels
Upper
Silesia
A. P
Frederick William
Gunwoman Robs Loan Firm on Fifth Ave Shop
Fostoria Ohio December report says a woman entered Ohio Savings and Loan Company after 1 am, brandished a revolver, and forced $1,300 from clerks Edith Allyn and Mabel Blackford before fleeing in a car. Police could not locate her. she warned to avoid alarm for 40 minutes.
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Ohio Savings and Loan Company
A. m
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Mabel Blackford
Carl Smith
Fifth Avenue
Youngstown
Elm Street
Dollar Savings & Trust Company
Reparation article prompts food loan debate in U S
The article discusses Article 248 of the reparations terms, noting the possibility of exceptions for a Germany food loan. President Coolidge and Secretary Hughes urge the American representative Logan to support a loan, aiming to avert starvation while Congress weighs legality and urgency. If approved, German negotiations may fund relief. if not, Britain, France, or the U S may face larger humanitarian costs.
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Reparation Commission
Coolidge
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America
Congress
Forbes Illness Not Yet Critical at Sister's Home
Col Charles R Forbes former head of the veterans bureau remains ill at his sister Mrs Harry Tudkins Brighton home with angina pectoris. Doctor John H Cauley reports his condition unchanged from yesterday though there is marked weakness in his left arm and leg.
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Boston
Charles R. Forbes
Veterans’ Bureau
Harry Tudkins
John H. Cauley
Forbes
Death by own action of Boy 14 at Exchange
Budapest December 3 Felix Gangl a 14 year old son of a high government official killed himself today. It is believed stock exchange speculation caused the act. The market has been panicky this week despite Finance Minister Kallay appeals urging financiers to rely on the League of Nations to restore financial equilibrium.
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Budapest
Felix Gangl
Kallay
League of Nations
Fields Resigns Seat To Become Governor
Louisville reports that William J. Fields Democratic representative for Kentucky Ninth district and governor-elect resigns from Congress. His resignation takes effect at noon December 11 when he will be sworn in as governor. A special election to choose his successor will be called, likely before Christmas.
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William J. Fields
Congress
Kentucky
Edwin P. Morrow
Mounted Theology Planned for Army Chaplains
Army chaplains will take a three month course at the Chaplains' school in Fort Wayne Michigan featuring mounted theology. The program, coined by the corps themselves, combines equitation with practical religious work, drill, courts martial procedure, and guard manual instruction. Few chaplains were assigned to January offerings.
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Chaplains’ School
Fort Wayne
Mich
War Department
Sky Pilots
Court Finds Writ Issuance Void Over Affidavit Gaps
An interim writ issued on information lacking disclosed character was deemed without judicial discretion and therefore void. The court ruled the basis for the writ inadequate and rejected the proceeding.
Family Disowns Count For Assailing Kaiser
Berlin, Dec. Count Robert Zedlitz und Truetgschler, former marshal of the court of Emperor William II, has been expelled from family and all German army officers’ organizations for his book Twelve Years at the German Court. The family announces the attack asunworthy and accuses Zedlitz of disparaging the Kaiser von Hindenburg and other high officers.
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Robert Zed
House of Zedlitz
Eberhard von Zedlitz
Neukirch
Daudet Satchel Found In Anarchist Graffi Home
Paris police, investigating royalist leader Leon Daudet's claim that his son Philip was murdered, found a handbag belonging to Daudet in the home of anarchist Graffi of Libertaire. Philip had slept at Graffi’s residence for two nights before a fatal November 24 wound in a taxicab. The discovery is considered highly significant by investigators.
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Leon Daudet
Philip
Graffi
the Libertaire
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Daugherty to Seek Health in Florida in Winter
Attorney General Daugherty plans winter travel to Florida to aid his wife and himself. Mrs Daugherty has been confined in a hospital for nearly two years. He has not fixed a departure date, likely to be in early January.
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Daugherty
Florida
Mrs Seton to Study Tiger Hunting in India
Mrs Seton sails to India to gather material for a book on tiger hunting. She will meet local rulers and a viceroy, aiming to study the sport and its cultural context for her forthcoming work.
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Mrs. Seton
India
Chicago Loses Bid as Cleveland Seen as Likely Winner
Reports say Chicago’s withdrawal from the convention race leaves Cleveland as the near certainty to host. President Coolidge and Secretary Slemp discussed the matter at the White House with Upham and party leaders, who indicated administration support for Cleveland and that Chicago’s invitation would be withdrawn.
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Durton
Carn Thomason
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