Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-28
EVENTS OF A WEEK.

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Both British and Italian political affairs have
Inquired largely in the foreign news dispatches of the
HAST week. In England the Conservative party has
eome formally into power with the acceptance of
1.-The premiership by Andrew Bonar. Law and his for
Imatien of a cabinet. The new cabinet includes such
well known men as Lord Curzon as secretary for
Horeign affairs, and the Marquis Of Salisbury as
president of the council.
In announcing the policy to be followed by the
NEW government the premier has declared his inten-
ltion Of seeking a settlement of the eastern, question
Gated that every effort would be >srnade to bring
labout a peaceful solution Of the problem which
would make possible the speedy return Of English
troops now in the troubled area.
In domestic matters Mr.. Bonar Law indicated
that the government would pursue as far as possible
n laisez faire policy with a minimum Of legislatierNb
ind trust to time to bring about the solutions of the
present economic problems of the country.
The desirability Of maintaining friendly rela-
fNions with the United States. and bringing this
~heountry into the League Of Nations if possible were
hlso stressed by the new premier. "
= In the meantime King George has formally dis
sgsolved parliament, and summoned a new parliament
TO meet on November 20. There are over 1900 can
H61idates for seats in the new body.
The calling Of the new parliament was followed
Is the issuance of the election manifesto Of the pre-
lmier, which included planks for the ratification Of
1.-THE Irish treaty, the transfer of League Of Nations
affairs to the foreign office and the abolition of the
lcabinet secretaryat which has been denounced as
demonstrations and expensive by opponents Of the
l1&te government.
Activity Of the Fascisti has again brought about
u crisis in Italian politics with. the resignation Of
Premier Facta and his entire ministry. The Fascis-
e, an organization formed by the extreme National
lists, to combat the growing power Of the Con1snun-
lists and Socialists, and which is said to include some
t6o0,o 600 men, brought about the fall Of the cabinet
by a threatened mobilization Of its military forces.
This is the second similar crisis brought about by
this organization in recent months.
l King Victor Emmanuel will form q now cabinet
iAnd as this is written tho reports are that his choice
Ifor the premiership lies between Vittorio Orlando
md Giovanni oiaolitti, both former cabinet chiefs:
Publication of the letters Of the late Franklin
Lane, secretary Of the interior in President Viii
soma cabinet, has caused considerable sensation
throughout the United States. The letters reveal
He former president and his advisors in very human
q a41uise 70 say the least, and there arehsone rather ss-
we're criticisms of several of the cabinet members,
md their attitude on the important matters with
al witch they had to deal.
The letters have already brought forth replies
From two Of Secretary Lanes fellow members Of the
Cabinet, Secretaries Daniels and Redield, who'd Z
grlafEs The criticisms made TO be unjust. Secretary
sfkHsRedfeld takes the further view that the letters do
ShEas5anf represent Mr.. Lanes well considered opinions,
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