Word: londoners
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...this armada took up a position on Rum Row-a line running about 200 miles from Southwest to Northeast, about 30 miles offshore from Atlantic City, N.J., to New London, Conn...
British Voice. Characteristically different was the attitude of an Englishman, an attitude not infrequently expressed in England of late. An unnamed correspondent, writing for the Spectator, London weekly owned by J. St. Loe Strachey, declared...
...London, last week, a book by one V. W. Germains, entitled The Truth About Kitchener, was published. In it appears a letter by no less a person than Germany's faded star, General Erich von Ludendorff. Writing to the author, General Ludendorff first apostrophised the late Field Marshal, then proceeded...
...designed to check gold exports. Such an eventuality may not occur, however, until the critical autumn months, when the normally heavy British imports of U. S. cotton, wheat and other materials ordinarily turns the trade balance heavily in favor of the U. S., tending to cause gold withdrawals from London...
Died. William Hesketh Lever, Lord Leverhulme, 74, British soap man; in London, of pneumonia (see BUSINESS...