Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-30
Apparent Misunderstanding
Causes British People To
Believe Lord Northclife
Gave False Interview Re-
garding Statements Made
By King OF England.

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LONDON, July ao.-Ine sensational
ana an ; unpreSeaen.eo .;s ins.uent o. q 5n. 1,u
ment, through the prime minister,
statements attributed to him IN
newspaper interview. is given the
greatest prominence in the entire
British press this morning.
Political circles have been able to
talk of little else since Prime Minister
Lloyd George appeared in the house
Of commons Yesterday and read a
Statement authorized bv King George
in which the king declared that words
attributed to hin concerning the Cow
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interview In the United States, BY
Lord Northcline. owner Of the Lon
don Times were a complete, fabr1-
The Alleged Interview.
The alleged interview ouoted King
George as. saving to Premier IIoyd
George, Just before his majesty left
Enrland III. omen The II1fster narlfa-
nnanf Are 70 You ! goinr IL IL shnof Iii Iii
4 fle9r6ople irS ireland ii, . .Ssss
,The premier ID said VA have replied.
yossr
Wen then you must come to some
agreement with them. 8, .tne king was
quoted as saving. .sThis thing cannot
go on. cannot have my people
, kileu ll!e IN I tnls manner.
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1, The foregoing conversation appear
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York city, July Is, attributed to H.
Wickham, Steed, editor of the London
Times, who is travelling in America
With. Lord Northclife. It was given
by Mr.. Steed the day after his arrival
from England, and subsequently ap-
peared in English papers attributed
directly to. Lord Northcliffe. The
latter yesterday sent. q telegram from
Washington to Lord Stamfordham,
private secretary to King George, de-
nying the reported interview. The
cablegram said: T.. g.3
!, {. Denied by Northclifrc.
'"Pleasa convey to his majesty with
my humble duty, my denial of ever
having ascribed to his majesty the
word or words as stated by the prime
minister today. gave no such in
terview.' i -t ..'sstas RI r
British newspapers display the en-
tire affair at great length and under
large headlines this morning. The
papers controlled by, Lord North cliffe
contain brief editorials calling atten-
ton to the denials Of both King
George and Lord Northcliffe.
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