English Premier May Govern as a Dictator
The piece argues Lloyd George lacks a working Commons majority and may resort to a dictatorship if Parliament blocks him. It notes Asquith's Liberal machine backing, fear of electoral defeat, and the danger of prolonged parliamentary deadlock, predicting possible prorogation or dictatorship to win war aims.
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von Hindenburg
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Bismarck Forces Paris Peace By Blockade In 1871
In 1870 to 1871 Paris faced a brutal siege as German forces enclosed the city. Hunger and price rises crippled daily life while Bismarck pressed for surrender, enforcing a naval and land blockade that left Paris starving and isolated until an armistice. The effort culminated in France's surrender amid famine.
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Swedish Flyer Plans Big Triplane For Atlantic Flight
New York Jan 4 Still another aviator aims for a transatlantic crossing by air next spring Capt Stago Sundstedt Swedish army observer plans to supervise a Florida built triple wing plane expected ready by mid February He hopes two months of trials precede a May or late April attempt Sundstedt previously set a Stockholm to Paris record of 1000 miles landing only for fuel He envisions a 130 foot wide triplane with three propellers and two 160 horsepower motors to each propeller, built in Florida then trial flights before leaving for Newfoundland.
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German cargoes for Tu. 8 ready for America
A Stockholm dispatch reported by the Morning Post says Hamburg American and North German Lloyd lines have notified they will receive freight for America from February 1. The ships are undergoing overhaul and equipping. Hamburg American officials said sailings may resume after peace or sooner if shipping hindrances are removed.
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